After his forgettable brief stint with the Los Angeles Lakers last season, veteran center Alex Len received what could be his last lifeline in the NBA with the New York Knicks. The 32-year-old ...

Feb 11, 2025 at 5:24 pm ET • 2 min read Veteran center Alex Len will sign with the Los Angeles Lakers after previous reports indicated that he planned to join the Indiana Pacers, Len's agent told ESPN ...

Still in need of a backup center after their deadline deal for Charlotte's Mark Williams was nullified, the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday signed 12-year veteran Alex Len. Len, 31, was part of a ...

The Lakers are signing free-agent 7-foot center Alex Len for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday afternoon. The team is waiving veteran big man Christian Wood, who has not played ...

The Knicks are providing opportunities and an Abu Dhabi experience to a mix of familiar veterans and young newcomers. The team locked in all of its 21 training camp players this week, releasing a ...

Following the failed trade for Mark Williams, the Los Angeles Lakers managed to find a pivot for their center problem as they waived Christian Wood to make room to sign Alex Len. Len most recently ...

The Lakers finally got their new center. Days after their trade for Hornets big man Mark Williams fell apart, the Lakers signed free agent 7-footer Alex Len on Tuesday. Len fills a hole at the Lakers’ ...

The Washington Wizards waived Alex Len to give him a chance to sign with a contender after he was acquired in a three-team trade with the Sacramento Kings and Memphis Grizzlies. While Len was ...

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Lakers signed veteran free-agent center Alex Len on Tuesday to bolster their frontcourt depth after their failed attempt to acquire Charlotte center Mark Williams. To ...

After backing off a deal to join the Indiana Pacers as Myles Turner's backup, free agent center Alex Len is inking an agreement with the Los Angeles Lakers. Free agent 7-footer Alex Len will sign with ...

Alex Len has shown improvement in each of his three professional seasons, but he's taking an extra step personally to ensure his development continues as planned. Matt Petersen of Suns.com has the ...