The Herd - Hour 1 - The Lakers should be...

Where Colin was right and where he was wrong Colin also shares his Herd Hierarchy after week 1 of the NFL season: 1) Bills… 4) Bears… 10) Eagles. Nick Wright from First Things First joins the show to talk about the Chiefs bouncing back as Super Bowl contenders and why it’s time t ... Show More

San Francisco 49ers rookie running back Kaelon Black joins Richard Sherman to discuss his path from James Madison and Indiana to the NFL, including winning a national championship and being selected by the 49ers in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Kaelon breaks down what he ... Show More

Daniel Cormier IS BACK with the DC fighter check-ins at UFC 331 in Los Angeles, this time sitting down with the former flyweight champion and top contender in the division, Alexandre Pantoja ahead of his title fight rematch against Joshua Van! Pantoja speaks on the "DISRESPECT" f ... Show More

<p>Colin gives his instant reaction to the Lakers closing out the Warriors in 6 games, why they would be an all-time outlier if they win it all, what future hall of famer the Dubs need to cut ties with for the dynasty to survive another season. He also previews the Nuggets/Lakers ... Show More

<p>Colin gives his instant reaction to the Lakers stealing Game 1 from the Warriors on the road, where the Lakers have a clear advantage, and what Golden State needs to do in Game 2 to even the series.</p> <p> Follow<a href="https://twitter.com/ColinCowherd/header_photo"> Colin</ ... Show More

<p>Colin gives his instant reaction to the Warriors' 121-106 Game 5 home blowout over the Lakers to cut L.A. 's series lead to 3-2 heading into a pivotal Game 6, and explains the key to the W from a team standpoint, the Andrew Wiggins factor, and why the Lakers should feel confid ... Show More

The Lakers got back on track with a dominant win over the Hawks, spearheaded by tone-setting performances from LeBron and Anthony Davis. Mike and Darius discuss the win, focusing on LeBron's strong night and whether this performance signifies a shift in his ramp up for this final ... Show More

On today’s episode, Jason discusses the Los Angeles Lakers’ dominant defensive performance in Game 2 against the Portland Trail Blazers, and explains why LeBron James’ leadership was one of the biggest reasons for the turnaround, why LA will need Anthony Davis to keep up his high ... Show More

The Lakers got back on track by beating the Orlando Magic on Monday, getting the best game from AD since his return and a great closing kick from Dennis Schröder to seal the win. However, the game also highlighted some of the issues the team is trying to manage as they wait for L ... Show More

After another defeat to the Hawks and heading into a big game against the Celtics, Pete, Mike, and Darius discuss the state of the Lakers, their spirit and competitiveness, their struggles on defense, Jarred Vanderbilt's offensive improvements, and the idea and value of spacing w ... Show More

The Lakers blew out the Jazz Tuesday night and look like a team that is finding their stride on both sides of the ball. Pete, Mike, and Darius discuss how the team is coming together, their shift to a more aggressive defense, how losing Cam Reddish might impact that aggressivenes ... Show More

The Lakers head into a weekend of winnable games vs. the Nets and Blazers, but must bring the appropriate amount of seriousness and execution to those matchups or risk giving back the progress they have made recently. Darius and Mike preview both contests and then take a look at ... Show More

The Lakers got blown out by the Suns, and the loss brought back familiar questions about the team. Pete, Mike, and Darius discuss the current state of the Lakers and how they see the results on the court relating back to process, cohesion, execution, schematic and rotation decisi ... Show More