In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case celebrate that the Lakers landed their next coach. Darvin Ham is our man, and they offer up their thoughts about the reported hiring. They also preview the NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors.

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case recap the disaster that was the 2021-22 campaign for the Los Angeles Lakers. Summing up the season in one word. Who is the most to blame? And where do the Lakers go from here?

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case recap an exciting win over the reeling Golden State Warriors. Lebron James scored 56 points, tying the highest point total by a player this season. Are the Lakers wasting one of Lebron's last great years? Does this provide enough hope for a possible playoff game? The guys discuss that and more!

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case go live after the Lakers lost a close one to the Golden State Warriors on the national stage. The Lakers losing isn't surprising, but at least this game was competitive.

Shane Jackson and Austin Case got live after the Lakers took on the Portland Tail Blazers on Wednesday, Feb. 2. Things have not been going well since the last show, and the guys are fed up with this team.

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case talk about the Lakers defeating the Nets. This marked the first game back for Anthony Davis, and now the Lakers have no excuse. This team is healthy, it is time to start winning some damn basketball games.

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case recap a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday, Jan. 9.

In this episode of Lakers Theory, Shane Jackson and Austin Case are back to talk about the Lakers getting back above .500 for the first time since Dec. 19. Are they trending in the right direction finally? If so, what is the next step for this year's team?

Shane Jackson and Austin Case are back, and ready to discuss whether or not we should believe in the recent results by the Lakers. Austin is going to complain about Russ, because he has to be a hater. Shane is here to remind you that Lebron is our king, because he has to be a fan boy.

Shane Jackson went solo after a 117-102 win over the Boston Celtics on Dec. 7, because the win meant that much to the Lakers. This was the best win of the year by far, which might not be saying much. But there also might actually be reason to believe that this could be the start of something special. Shane is just as confused (and happy) as you are!