Lakers Universe, Los Angeles Lakers Championships

Los Angeles Lakers NBA Championship including playoffs fixtures, rosters, pictures, stats, game recaps, scores, players performance and more

LeBron and A.D.: 1 Championship (so far) 2000

Led by LeBron James and Anthony Davis the Lakers won the Championship in 2020 and tied the Celtics for most titles in NBA history with 17. LeBron won his 4th Finals MVP, and became the only player to win Finals MVP with 3 different franchises.

Season Playoffs Finals
Year
W L % W L %
Runner-up
Result
Finasl MVP
2019-20 52 19 .732 16 5 .762 Miami Heat 4-2 LeBron James

Kobe's Time: 2 Championships 2000

Los Angeles Lakers 2009 NBA ChampionshipIn 2009 Kobe Bryant finally got his first championship without Shaq. He was the leader of a team full of talented players like Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom and Trevor Ariza and was supported by Derek Fisher's experience.

In the offseason the Lakers saw Ariza go and Ron Artest arrive and in 2010 the Lakers repeated as Kobe and Fisher got their 5th NBA Title. In the Finals they defeated their archrival Boston Celtics in seven games and took revenge from 2008.

Season Playoffs Finals
Year
W L % W L %
Runner-up
Result
Finasl MVP
2009-10 57 25 .695 16 7 .696 Boston Celtics 4-3 Kobe Bryant
2008-09 65 17 .793 16 7 .696 Orlando Magic 4-1 Kobe Bryant

The Kobe-Shaq-Jackson Era: The Three-peat 200020012002

Los Angeles Lakers
1999-2000 Championship:
Los Angeles Lakers 2000 NBA Championship
Playoffs 2000
The Fixture that took the Lakers to the championship
The Roster

One by one, all the players and their data
Picture Gallery
The pictures of the best moments of the playoffs and finals
Stats
All the numbers of the regular season and the playoffs.
Los Angeles Lakers
2000-2001 Championship:
Los Angeles Lakers 2001 NBA Championship

Playoffs 2001
The Fixture that took the Lakers to the championship
The Roster

One by one, all the players and their data
Pictures
The pictures of the best moments of the playoffs and finals
Stats
All the numbers of the regular season and the playoffs
Los Angeles Lakers
2001-2002 Championship:
Los Angeles Lakers 2002 NBA Championship

Playoffs 2002
The Fixture that took the Lakers to the Three-Peat
Regular Season 2002

Scores, highlights, stats game by game
The Roster
One by one, all the players and their data
Picture Gallery
The pictures of the best moments of the playoffs and finals
Stats
All the numbers of the regular season and the playoff

The Showtime: 5 Championships 20002001200220022002

Guided by magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers dominated a decade with the most entertaining basketball ever seen. And it wasn't only about the show, that group of players went to the finals 8 times and won 5 titles.

Season Playoffs Finals
Year
W L % W L %
Runner-up
Result
Finasl MVP
1987-88 62 20 .756 15 9 .625 Detroit Pistons 4-3 James Worthy
1986-87 65 17 .793 15 3 .833 Boston Celtics 4-2 Magic Johnson
1984-85 62 20 .756 15 4 .789 Boston Celtics 4-2 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1981-82 57 25 .695 12 2 .857 Philadelphia 76ers 4-2 Magic Johnson
1979-80 60 22 .732 12 4 .750 Philadelphia 76ers 4-2 Magic Johnson

Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlain and the Record Season: 1 Championship2000

In the middle of an era dominated by the Celtics, Jerry West lost 8 NBA Finals with the Lakers, 6 of them at the hands of Boston, but he never gave up and his perseverance was rewarded with a Championship in the 1972 season. West and Chamberlain were the leaders of the team that set the still-standing NBA record of 33 consecutive victories in a then-record season of 69-13, only surpassed later by Michael Jordan's Bulls of 1996.

Season Playoffs Finals
Year
W L % W L %
Runner-up
Result
Finasl MVP
1971-72 69 13 .842 12 3 .800 New York Knicks 4-1 Wilt Chamberlain

The Minneapolis Era: 5 Championships 20002001200220022002

The first years of the league were completely dominated by a force that was ahead of his time and was called George Mikan, the first NBA superstar.

Season Playoffs Finals
Year
W L % W L %
Runner-up
Result
1953-54 46 26 .639 9 4 .692 Syracuse Nationals 4-3
1952-53 48 22 .686 9 3 .750 New York Knicks 4-1
1951-52 40 26 .606 9 4 .692 New York Knicks 4-3
1949-50 51 17 .750 11 2 .846 Syracuse Nationals 4-2
1948-49 44 16 .733 8 2 .800 Washington Capitols 4-2