LeBron James will compete in his 21st NBA All-Star Game on Sunday.James stood center court and was recognized by the Los Angeles Lakers fan base before the home game against the Utah Jazz on Feb. 10.

After a rough showing on Monday night vs. the Los Angeles Lakers, the Utah Jazz got back on track during Wednesday's rematch in the Delta Center as they avoided their season series sweep against LA in a win,

Did Skip Bayless blame LeBron James, his usual target, or Luka Doncic for the Lakers' loss to the Jazz on Wednesday?

Leif Thulin, NBA Draft Analyst and Jazz Statistician fills in and discusses the Jazz dominating the Lakers. Author: ksdk.com

It's hard to think a move in NBA history, if not sports history, that inspired more fervor than the Los Angeles Lakers' trade for Luka Dončić. It wasn't just the Dallas Mavericks were willing to part with a 25-year-old global star who has made five straight All-NBA first teams.

Despite their recent lackluster 131-119 loss to the Utah Jazz, the Los Angeles Lakers' championship odds have significantly improved.

Luka Dončić drove past Jordan Clarkson from the right slot, drawing two additional Utah Jazz defenders. As Dončić appeared to run out of real estate, he fired a no-look, right-handed, behind-the-back pass to a relocating Austin Reaves at the left slot for a wide-open 3.

Rookie guard Dalton Knecht is back on the Los Angeles Lakers after the trade that briefly sent him to the Charlotte Hornets was rescinded. After the team's loss to the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night, Knecht spoke to reporters for the first time since the whirlwind week started and said that the entire experience was a "crazy time" and "felt like a movie.

LeBron James reached yet another milestone in his storied career on Wednesday when he moved into 10th place on the Los Angeles Lakers' all-time scoring list during the team's 131-119 loss to the Utah Jazz.

For the Utah Jazz, a second-consecutive matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers Wednesday night came at Delta Center and included a whole lot of home cooking. The Jazz were on fire from the start on their way to a 131-119 victory over the new-look Lakers.

The Utah Jazz lost to the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night's nationally televised matchup. Lost isn't the right word in this circumstance, however. To phrase it properly, the Lakers beckoned the Jazz into Los Angeles for a nationally televised slaughter.