Darius Soriano is a Contributor and Co-Host at Lakers.com and the Laker Film Room Podcast. He has covered the Lakers since 2008, focusing on team sports and competitive sports, while also exploring themes in sports business. His work has been featured in Silver Screen and Roll, the National Basketball Association (NBA), Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Darius Soriano's articles predominantly cover basketball, particularly the NBA and game analysis. He focuses on providing insights into specific games and seems to value current and upcoming events in the basketball world.
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By: Darius Soriano
The Lakers are often discussed for the reasons that they’ll fail instead of discussing how they’re actually succeeding.
LeBron James might be the most versatile player ever and it’s allowing him to take on less while doing more.
The Lakers are huge underdogs against the Rockets, but they still have a path to a first round upset.
By: Darius Soriano
Darius Soriano The minute both Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves were diagnosed with their respective grade-two muscle injuries, the Lakers
Darius Soriano With Kevin Durant back in the fold and the Rockets desperate to push as hard as possible to take a split back to Houston, the
Darius Soriano There will be no Game 7. After dropping consecutive closeout games that simultaneously put the series in jeopardy and gave
The Lakers prowess on the court and how their players succeed looks a lot like a game of chess.
With the Lakers out of the playoffs, who should their fans root for? The answer might be pretty easy….
By: Darius Soriano
Nick Smith Jr. flashed real potential in a limited role, but can that translate into a more secure situation next year?
By: Darius Soriano
Jaxson Hayes solidified himself as a quality backup center this season and the Lakers would do well to retain him.
