The Los Angeles Lakers secured a crucial win against the Indiana Pacers, and a former NBA champion revealed who the team’s true X-factor is—interestingly, it’s not LeBron James or Luka Doncic. The Los Angeles Lakers fought hard to snag a narrow 120-119 victory over the Indiana Pacers,

The Los Angeles Lakers narrowly escaped another loss against the Indiana Pacers on March 26, thanks to a last-second tip-in by LeBron James. The win ended their three-game losing streak, but the Chicago Bulls defeated the Lakers in a dramatic finish with a game-winning buzzer beater by Josh Giddey from half-court the next day.

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It was probably not the type of game-winning buzzer-beater kids dream of while shooting hoops in their front yards, but LeBron James' tip-in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, gave the Lakers a 120-119 win over the Indiana Pacers last night.

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Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James tipped in the game-winner to lift the team to a one-point win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night.

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Even though Charles Barkley is covering the March Madness tournament and is away from the NBA, he chimed in on the ongoing feud between Lakers star LeBron James and ESPN star Stephen A. Smith, which has dominated the sports world for the past week.

The NBA world has been rocked by the ongoing drama between Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James and longtime analyst Stephen A. Smith. More news: Lakers' LeBron James Roasts Stephen A. Smith with Taylor Swift Comparison Everything started when Smith went on his morning ESPN Show on Jan.

New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Khalen Saunders, a veteran of two Super Bowl championships with the Kansas City Chiefs, saw what Stephen A. Smith said about his argument with basketball great LeBron James.