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    D’Angelo Russell’s big game vs. Bulls begs the question: Should Lakers trade him?

    LOS ANGELES — D’Angelo Russell looked at Taurean Prince in the corner by the Los Angeles Lakers’ bench immediately after perfect ball movement got his teammate a wide-open three. As the ball swished — and Thursday, it swished a lot — Russell stared at Prince and blew him a two-handed kiss. It was his homage to Prince’s signature celebration, the Lakers as in sync as they’ve been in months. And ...
    by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times Jan 26, 2024 2 minutes
    The Los Angeles Lakers' Anthony Davis takes a shot against the Chicago Bulls' DeMar DeRozan in the first half at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2024, in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — D’Angelo Russell looked at Taurean Prince in the corner by the Los Angeles Lakers’ bench immediately after perfect ball movement got his teammate a wide-open three.

    As the ball swished — and Thursday, it swished a lot — Russell stared at Prince and blew him

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