After the Los Angeles Lakers lost the 2004 NBA Finals to the Detroit Pistons against all odds, one of the most dominant duos in league history — Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant — had to break up.

In the early 2000s, the Los Angeles Lakers were the dominant force in the NBA, led by Shaquille O’Neal and a young Kobe Bryant. Together, they won three consecutive championships. Their partnership ...

LOS ANGELES -- Shaquille O'Neal was among NBA greats who took to the podium at Staples Center on Monday to eulogize Kobe Bryant, with whom he won three consecutive championships after they both joined ...

A long-time reporter, Jim Gray, remembered the heights well, but also vividly called the downs as their relationship began to ...

When Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher were teammates, they were snagging NBA championships left and right for the Los Angeles ...

The Los Angeles Lakers of the early 21st century represented one of the most dominant squads in the decorated franchise's storied history. More news: Lakers Make Signing to Bolster Roster, What Does ...

MIAMI -- Shaquille O'Neal paid tribute to his friend and former teammate, Kobe Bryant, with one of their shared favorite hobbies: music. O'Neal, who moonlights as DJ Diesel, brought his ...