2/24: Kobe had 20 points against Dallas and passed Reggie Miller for 13th in the NBA all-time scoring list.

2/1: With his 44 points at Memphis, Kobe Bryant reached the 25,208 mark, surpassing Jerry West's 25,192 and became the Lakers all-time scoring leader. He is also 14th in NBA history.

1/21: Kobe Bryant was selected as a starter for the 2010 All-Star Game. It will be Kobe's 12th All-Star appearance. Pau Gasol was selected as a reserve.

1/16: Kobe Bryant has new signature shoes: Nike Zoom Kobe V (5). We have a picture gallery we tell you where to buy the shoes online.

12/20: Pau Gasol agreed to a 3-year contract extension that could be worth up to $64.7 million and would keep him in L.A. until the end of the 2013-14 season.

11/17: Kobe Bryant became the 3rd player in NBA history to score 40 or more points in 100 games.

10/8: In their first preseason game the Lakers defeated the Warriors 118-101.

8/11: Pau Gasol had surgery after breaking the middle finger of his left hand during a practice with the Spanish national team. He was preparing for the European Championships and will be sidelined for 3 weeks.

8/10: Phil Jackson's assistant coach and former Showtime player Kurt Rambis agreed to become the head coach of the Timberwolves.

8/5: The NBA released the Lakers 2009-2010 schedule. One of the highlights of the season will be Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol vs. Lebron James and Shaquille O'Neal on Dec. 25 when the defending champion host the Cleveland Cavaliers.

7/31: Lamar Odom and the Lakers finally agreed to a 4-year $33 million contract with a team option for the final year. The team waived guard from China Sun Yue.

7/23: The Los Angeles Lakers have restarted contract negotiations with free-agent forward Lamar Odom. According to sources the talks are productive but nothing is imminent. The Lakers are not believed to have improved the offers they retracted last week.

7/15: The Lakers 2009 NBA Championship DVD is on the streets. It includes. This documentary showcases the highlights from the championship season including great plays from the season and everything about the 2009 Playoffs.

7/15: Tired of waiting for an answer the Lakers decided to pull their offer to Lamar Odom. More than a week ago the team owner Jerry Buss offered Odom's agent two deals of 4 years at $9 million a season for a total of $36 million or 3 years at $10 million for a total of $30 million, but Odom did not respond and his agent has been talking with the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat. Many believe that Odom wants to accept Buss' offer but he has failed to convince his agent

7/3: Phil Jackson said he will be the Lakers coach in the 2009-10 NBA season.

6/26: The Lakers sold their first round-pick to the Knicks and a second-round pick to the Heat.

5/13: Kobe Bryant was named to the NBA's All-NBA first team for the seventh time. Pau Gasol was selected for the third team becoming the first Laker other than Kobe and Shaq on those teams since 1991.

5/6: Kobe Bryant was named to the NBA's All-Defensive first team for the seventh time.

4/9: Andrew Bynum returned after missing 32 games

4/3: The Lakers, who have already secured the number 1 seed in the Western Conference for the 2009 Playoffs, have also reached the 60-win mark for the 11th time in franchise history.

3/6: With a victory over the Timberwolves the Lakers became the first team this season to reach 50 wins. With 20 games left in their schedule, L.A. holds the best record in the league at 50-12. Kobe Bryant, who scored 23, passed Robert Parish for 18th on the NBA's all-time career scoring list with 23,354 points.

2/18: Chris Mihm was traded to Memphis for a 2013 2nd-round draft pick.

2/10: Kobe Bryant became the youngest player in NBA history to reach 23,000-point. He did it being 30 years, 171 days old, 5 days younger than Wilt Chamberlain.

2/15: Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal not only were in the same team once again but they also shared the MVP trophy in the 2009 All-Star Game. The lead the West to a 146-119 victory.

2/8: The Lakers sent Vladimir Radmanovic to the Charlotte Bobcats in a trade for a pair of young players-- forward Adam Morrison and guard Shannon Brown.

2/2: Andrew Bynum will be out for 8 to 12 weeks with a torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee.

1/29: Kobe Bryant will be a starter for the West in the 2009 All-Star Game. Pau Gasol will join him as a reserve.

1/21: The Lakers have the best half-season record (33-8) in the Western Conference meaning Phil Jackson will coach the West team at the All-Star Game on Feb. 15 in Phoenix.

11/25: Kobe Bryant new signature shoes will hit the streets in January 2009 but we have a picture gallery of the new Nike Zoom Kobe IV (or 4).

10/30: Andrew Bynum signed a 4-year contract extension for $57.4 million and will be a Laker until 2012-13.

Offseason moves: Center D.J. Mbenga signed a one-year contract. / The Lakers agreed to terms with Chinese player Sun Yue. / in the 2008 NBA Draft the Lakers selected Joe Crawford with the 58th pick. / Sasha Vujacic agreed to a three-year, 15-million deal to stay in L.A. / As a free agent Ronny Turiaf signed an offer sheet with the Warriors for about $17 million over 4 years. / The Lakers Lakers exercised a 4th year contract option for the 2009-10 season on Jordan Farmar.

9/10: Kobe decided he won't have surgery on his injured finger.

8/24: Kobe Bryant led the USA Basketball team to the Olympic Gold Medal in Beijing 2008.

8/5: The NBA released the Lakers 2008-09 schedule. / More: Lakers News... Kobe Bryant News...