HEAD COACH Byron Scott (Arizona State) ASSISTANT COACHES Paul Pressey (Tulsa), Jim Eyen (UC Santa Barbara), Mark Madsen (Stanford) NUMERICAL ROSTER

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1 G AM E NOTES LOS ANGELES LAKERS (9-37) VS. DALLAS MAVERICKS (25-20) Game #47; Home Game #21 TV: TWC SportsNet; TWC Deportes; NBA TV Radio: 710 ESPNLA; 1330 KWKW STAPLES Center Los Angeles, CA SCHEDULE L A K E R S R O S T E R - DATE OPPONENT RESULT W/L 10/28 Minnesota # L 10/30 at Sacramento L 11/1 Dallas L 11/3 Denver L 11/6 at Brooklyn W 11/8 at New York L 11/10 at Miami L 11/11 at Orlando L 11/13 at Dallas L 11/15 Detroit W 11/16 at Phoenix L 11/20 Toronto L 11/22 Portland L 11/24 at Golden State ^^ L 11/28 at Portland L 11/29 Indiana L 12/1 at Philadelphia L 12/2 at Washington W 12/4 at Atlanta L 12/6 at Detroit L 12/7 at Toronto L 12/9 at Minnesota * L 12/11 at San Antonio # L 12/12 at Houston L 12/15 Milwaukee W 12/17 Houston^^ L 12/19 at Oklahoma City L 12/22 at Denver W 12/23 Oklahoma City L 12/25 LA Clippers # L 12/27 at Memphis L 12/28 at Charlotte L 12/30 at Boston W 1/1 Philadelphia W 1/3 Phoenix W 1/5 Golden State L 1/7 at Sacramento^ L 1/8 Oklahoma City # L 1/10 Utah L 1/12 New Orleans W 1/14 at Golden State ^^ L 1/16 at Utah L 1/17 Houston L 1/20 Sacramento L 1/22 San Antonio L 1/23 at Portland L 1/26 Dallas 7:30pm 1/28 Chicago ^^ 7:30pm 1/29 at LA Clippers 7:30pm 1/31 Charlotte 6:30pm 2/2 Minnesota 7:30pm 2/4 at New Orleans^ 6:30pm 2/6 at San Antonio 5:30pm 2/8 at Indiana 4:00pm 2/10 at Cleveland # 5:00pm 2/19 San Antonio 7:30pm 2/21 at Chicago # 5:00pm 2/22 at Milwaukee 5:00pm 2/24 at Memphis 5:00pm 2/26 Memphis # 7:30pm 3/1 Brooklyn 7:30pm 3/2 at Denver 6:00pm 3/4 Atlanta # 7:30pm 3/6 Golden State** 12:30pm 3/8 Orlando 7:30pm 3/10 Cleveland^^ 7:30pm 3/13 New York 6:30pm 3/15 Sacramento 7:30pm 3/18 Phoenix 7:30pm 3/22 Memphis ^ 7:30pm 3/23 at Phoenix 7:00pm 3/25 Denver 7:30pm 3/27 Washington 6:30pm 3/28 at Utah 6:00pm 3/30 Miami 7:30pm 4/3 Boston 6:30pm 4/5 at LA Clippers^^ 7:30pm 4/6 LA Clippers 7:30pm 4/8 at New Orleans 5:00pm 4/10 at Houston 12:30pm 4/11 at Oklahoma City 5:00pm 4/13 Utah # 7:30pm **ABC only; ^TNT; ^^TNT only #ESPN *Overtime; All times PST/PDT RECORDS RECORDS BY MONTH/DAY RECORD HOME ROAD OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR OVERALL WESTERN EASTERN SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT STREAKS Lost 6 Lost 3 Lost INJURY REPORT Brandon Bass (sore right foot) is probable. Kobe Bryant (sore right shoulder and sore right Achilles) is probable. Larry Nance Jr. (sore right knee) is questionable. LOS ANGELES LAKERS ROSTER *last game s starters in BOLD* NO. NAME POS HT WT DOB PRIOR TO NBA / HOME COUNTRY YRS 2 Brandon Bass F /30/85 LSU / USA Tarik Black C /22/91 Kansas / USA 1 3 Anthony Brown G/F /10/92 Stanford / USA R 24 Kobe Bryant F/G /23/78 Lower Merion HS (PA) / USA 19 6 Jordan Clarkson G /7/92 Missouri / USA 1 17 Roy Hibbert C /11/86 Georgetown / USA 7 9 Marcelo Huertas G /25/83 FC Barcelona / Brazil R 4 Ryan Kelly F /9/91 Duke / USA 2 7 Larry Nance Jr. F /1/93 Wyoming / USA R 30 Julius Randle F /29/94 Kentucky / USA 1 1 D Angelo Russell G /23/96 Ohio State / USA R 50 Robert Sacre C /6/89 Gonzaga / Canada 3 23 Lou Williams G /27/86 South Gwinnett HS (GA) / USA Metta World Peace F /13/79 St. John s / USA 15 0 Nick Young F/G /1/85 USC / USA 8 HEAD COACH Byron Scott (Arizona State) ASSISTANT COACHES Paul Pressey (Tulsa), Jim Eyen (UC Santa Barbara), Mark Madsen (Stanford) ATHLETIC TRAINER Gary Vitti (Southern Connecticut State, Utah) NUMERICAL ROSTER 0 Nick Young 4 Ryan Kelly 17 Roy Hibbert 30 Julius Randle 1 D Angelo Russell 6 Jordan Clarkson 23 Lou Williams 37 Metta World Peace 2 Brandon Bass 7 Larry Nance Jr. 24 Kobe Bryant 50 Robert Sacre 3 Anthony Brown 9 Marcelo Huertas 28 Tarik Black pro nun ci a tion GUIDE TARIK Black (TAR-ick) Marcelo Huertas (WHERE-tas) D Angelo Russell (dee-an-ge-lo) Robert SACRE (SACK-ray) Lakers Media Guide: LAKERS SEASON TRANSACTIONS (6/26) Drafted D Angelo Russell 2 nd overall, Larry Nance Jr. 27 th overall, and Anthony Brown 34 th overall in the 2015 NBA Draft (7/9) Signed Lou Williams (9/9) Acquired Roy Hibbert from the Indiana Pacers in exchange for a future second round pick; Signed Brandon Bass (8/13) Signed Jonathan Holmes (8/25) Signed Michael Frazier II (9/9) Signed Marcelo Huertas (9/14) Signed Robert Upshaw (9/24) Signed Metta World Peace (10/20) Waived Michael Frazier II and Robert Upshaw (10/23) Waived Jonathan Holmes (10/26) Waived Jabari Brown. [for D-League transactions, see page 10]

2 NEXT OPPONENT BREAKDOWN, ALL-TIME RECORD vs. DALLAS HOME ROAD NEUTRAL OVERALL ALL-TIME SERIES FACTS Current Streak Lost 9 Last Home Loss November 1, 2015 (93-103) Most Points Allowed 140 at Dallas, 11/21/14 Current Home Streak Lost 4 Last Road Loss November 13, 2015 (82-90) Fewest Points Scored 72 at Dallas, 11/19/02 72 vs. Dallas, 3/11/07 Current Road Streak Lost 5 Largest Winning Margin 35 vs. Dallas, 1/3/10 (131-96) Fewest Points Allowed 70 vs. Dallas, 1/16/12 Last Home Win April 2, 2013 (101-81) Largest Losing Margin 36 vs. Dallas, 3/11/07 (72-108) High Individual Game (LAL) 62, K. Bryant vs. Dallas, 12/20/05 Last Road Win February 24, 2013 (103-99) Most Points Scored 138 vs. Dallas, 3/14/82 High Individual Game (DAL) 42, M. Aguirre vs. Dallas, 12/2/83 SEASON & SERIES NOTES; CONNECTIONS Season Series: The Lakers are 0-2 against the Mavericks this season. All-Time Series Notes: The Lakers lost their first season series to Dallas in (0-3) and (0-3) since (1-3) Entering the season, the Lakers had only dropped five season series ever to the Mavericks ( , , , , ) The Lakers are 21-9 all-time against the Mavericks during the regular season at STAPLES Center... In Dallas, the Lakers have lost five in a row after previously winning five straight... Los Angeles is 5-5 in their last 10 regular season games at American Airlines Center... On November 24 th, 2012, the Lakers defeated the Mavericks by 26 points, equaling their largest road win ever against Dallas (2/23/ )... On 1/16/12, when the Lakers and Mavericks met for the first time of the season, the Lakers won in spite of recording the franchise s second lowest scoring quarter in the NBA s shot clock era (seven points, third quarter) as their defense limited Dallas to their lowest scoring game in series history (previous low was 80 points 4/6/97 in a game that included the Mavericks posting an NBA record-low two point quarter)... 1/3/10 at STAPLES Center, the Lakers established a new series record for margin of victory over Dallas, defeating the Mavericks by 35 (131-96), surpassing the old 33-point margin of victory established 12/1/93 (124-91)... In December of 2005, Kobe Bryant established a new series record with 62 points against the Mavericks in a victory at STAPLES Center; in that contest, Bryant single-handedly outscored the Mavericks through three quarters... In the postseason, the Lakers and Mavericks have met four times (1984 WC Semifinals (4-1), 1986 WC Semifinals (4-2), 1988 WC Finals (4-3), 2011 WC Semifinals (0-4)) with the Lakers advancing on three occasions. Connections: Lakers F Brandon Bass played for the Mavericks from Lakers Shooting Coach Tracy Murray was in Portland for the first half of the season when Mavericks Head Coach Rick Carlisle was an assistant coach with the team Carlisle coached Lakers F Metta World Peace on the Indiana Pacers from the second part of the season to the first part of the campaign, when he was traded to Sacramento World Peace was teammates with Mavericks G Raymond Felton on the New York Knicks Lakers F/G Nick Young and Mavericks C Javale McGee were teammates on the Washington Wizards from until the first part of the season Lakers G Lou Williams played with Mavericks C Zaza Pachulia and Mavericks G Devin Harris on the Atlanta Hawks during the season Williams also teamed with Mavericks G John Jenkins on the Hawks from Lakers F Anthony Brown and Mavericks F Dwight Powell played together at Stanford from Lakers F Julius Randle was born in Dallas and played for Prestonwood Christian High School in Plano, TX Lakers G Marcelo Huertas played high school basketball at Coppell High School in Coppell, TX outside Dallas REGULAR SEASON RESULTS (0-2) DATE SITE SCORE W/L 11/1/15 STAPLES Center L 11/13/15 American Airlines Center L 1/26/16 STAPLES Center REGULAR SEASON MEETING Lakers 82, MAVERICKS 90 November 13, 2015 American Airlines Center Game 9 (1-8) Team OT TOT FG% 3FG% FT% OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS Biggest Lead Lakers MAVERICKS The Lakers fell to the Mavericks to conclude the nine-day, five-game road trip with a record of 1-4. Kobe Bryant returned after missing two games with a sore back, scoring 19 points (7-15 FG), including hitting all three of his shots in the first frame, to go with five rebounds, three assists and a team-best +/- of five. After Bryant and Co. jumped out to a 10-point lead halfway through the first quarter thanks to a 10-0 run, the Lakers allowed the Mavericks to chip away at the lead with a 9-0 run of their own and eventually found themselves down following the first frame. Neither team would shoot the ball particularly well in the second and third quarters as the score stood at just in favor of the Mavericks entering the fourth. Despite the Lakers hanging around and cutting the deficit to three points with 1:01 remaining, the Lakers were unable to regain the lead. The 82 points scored by the Lakers and 90 points from the Mavericks were both lows for Los Angeles/their opponent this year. Jordan Clarkson led all Lakers with 21 points, four rebounds and a +/- of four, and Brandon Bass scored seven points and corralled a Lakers individual season high for rebounds off the bench with 10. Roy Hibbert (eight points, nine rebounds, two blocks) continued his streak of recording multiple blocks in every game this year and shot 6-of-6 from the charity stripe, bringing his season percentage to 90.2% (15 th best in the NBA and tops for a center). The Lakers registered team season-highs for offensive rebounds (15, done twice), defensive rebounds (42) and total rebounds (57). Conversely, they also notched a team-high for turnovers with 22. Dallas was paced by Zaza Pachulia s 18 points and 16 rebounds along with Dwight Powell s 10 points and 12 rebounds. Deron Williams chipped in 13 points and seven assists with three steals. Neither team shot higher than 40% for the game, with the Lakers making 33.0% and the Mavericks sinking 36.6%.

3 GAME RECAP LAKERS 103, Trail Blazers 121 January 23, 2016 Moda Center Game 46 (9-37) Team OT TOT FG% 3FG% FT% OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS Biggest Lead Lakers Trail Blazers In Kobe Bryant s final career game in Portland on the second night of a back-to-back set, the Lakers dropped the last meeting of the season against the Trail Blazers to fall to 0-3 in the season series. Struggling defensively from the start, the Lakers fell behind by 15 after the first quarter yet trailed by just 10 at halftime before allowing the Trail Blazers to balloon that to 25-point advantage after the third quarter and ultimately grab the win. D Angelo Russell was a bright spot for the Lakers, stringing together his second straight highly-efficient game with 21 points (8-12 FG), including the first four-point play of his career, and three rebounds. In the last two games combined, he has scored 39 points on FG (72.7 FG%), including 3-4 from distance. Rounding out the Lakers in double-figures were Lou Williams (16 points 10 th consecutive 15+ point outing, longest stretch of his career), Julius Randle (11 points, nine rebounds), Bryant (10 points), Jordan Clarkson (10 points) and Anthony Brown (career-high tying 10 points). The Trail Blazers backcourt led all scorers on the evening, with Damian Lillard posting 36 points (14-19 FG, 5-8 3FG) with five assists and CJ McCollum tallying 28 points. While the Lakers shot a respectable 49.3% from the field compared to the Blazers 50.5%, a big difference in the game was turnovers. In total, the Lakers turned the ball over 19 times compared to nine times for the Trail Blazers, which contributed to Portland taking 24 more shot attempts than Los Angeles. LAKERS LATEST EFFICIENCY FROM D ANGELO D Angelo Russell put together his second straight highly-efficient game, going for 21 points (8-12 FG, 4-5 FT) with three rebounds in 22:35 1/23 at POR. It was his fourth 20+ point game of the season. The rookie also completed the first four-point play of his career at the 9:24 mark in the fourth quarter. In the last two games, he has scored a combined 39 points on FG (72.7 FG%), including 3-4 from distance. o The previous night, Russell finished with 18 points (8-10 FG, 2-2 3FG) and three assists 1/22 vs. SAS. Over the last four games, Russell has shot 50% or better three times and is shooting 53.3% (26-47) from the field, including 46.7% (7-15 3FG) from three-point range in the current stretch. RANDLE REBOUNDS Julius Randle is 4 th in the NBA in defensive rebounding percentage (30.1%) and 10 th in total rebounding percentage (19.2). Randle has a Laker-best 431 rebounds and is 1 st among sophomore players as well as 9 th overall in the NBA in total rebounds. He set the individual bench-high in rebounding with 14 12/15 vs. MIL. Randle has led the team in rebounding 36 times this season. The sophomore has rebound games this year. WILL POWER Lou Williams is shooting (90.0%) from the free throw line over the last nine games. He currently sits 13 th in the NBA with 272 free throws attempted, and leads the Lakers in attempts. The free agent acquisition has led the team in scoring 11 times and has point scoring efforts on the year (including one 30+ point outing and one 40+ point game). Williams set a career-high with 16 free throws made 11/3 vs. DEN on 19 attempts. He has scored 15 or more points in 10 straight games dating back to 1/7 at SAC, marking the longest streak of his career with 15+ in consecutive games. o Previously, he scored 15+ points in seven straight games between 12/4-12/15, now tied for the second longest stretch of his career. AB PROGRESSING Anthony Brown finished in double-figures for the second time in four games, scoring 10 points (2-2 3FG) to match his career-high 1/23 at POR. Over the last five games, Brown is shooting 7-16 from three-point range, good for a 43.8% clip. Previously, Brown set career-highs in points (10) and field goals made (four) 1/17 vs. HOU a night after tying his previous career marks with nine points and three FGM 1/16 at UTA. o Brown set career-highs in three-pointers made (three), defensive rebounds (six), and total rebounds (seven) 1/16 at UTA as well. The seven rebounds were a team-high against the Jazz. RUSSELL S ROOKIE RANKS Category Average Rank Scoring th Assists rd Steals rd 3ptFG% th RUSSELL RISING D Angelo scored a career-high 27 points on shooting from the field 1/7 at SAC and had a game-best +29 rating in his 29 minutes of play. The 27 points were the most for a Laker player off the bench this season. Russell set a career-high with seven assists in consecutive games 12/17 vs. HOU and 12/15 vs. MIL. The seven assists are the most by a Laker bench player this season. KOBE BRYANT VOTED ALL-STAR STARTER Kobe Bryant was selected by fans as a starter for the 2016 NBA All-Star Game in Toronto, and was the leading vote-getter with 1,891,614 votes. This is Bryant s 18 th selection (2 nd -most all-time) and also his record-setting 18 th consecutive All-Star selection. It will be Bryant s 16 th All-Star start, the most in NBA history. Bryant was the leading vote-getter for the fourth time in his career (also 2003, 2011, and 2013). He has been a four-time All-Star MVP in 2002, 2007, 2009, and 2011, tied with Bob Pettit for most ever. Kobe holds All-Star Game records for most points scored (280), most field goals made (115), and most steals (37, tied with Michael Jordan).

4 HIBBERT S HOUSE Roy Hibbert is 11 th in the NBA with 1.63 blocks per game, including tallying a season-high five rejections 10/30 at SAC. 1/20 vs. SAC, Hibbert recorded a career-high tying three steals. Hibbert has led the Lakers in blocks in 30 games (11 ties) on the year. The 8 th -year pro recorded his 1,000 th career block 11/3 vs. DEN. CLARKSON CAN Jordan Clarkson finished with 16 points 1/20 vs. SAS, his 14 th straight game in double-figures, the longest streak of his career. Clarkson has scored 10+ points in 23 of his last 24 games. He has led the Lakers in scoring 10 times (two ties). LEFTY LIVE Julius Randle notched his team-leading 15 th double-double of the season 1/20 vs. SAS, posting 12 points and 14 rebounds. Randle is currently 1 st among second-year players in double-doubles. The 21-year-old is one of 19 players in the NBA with 15+ double-doubles. Julius has two 20/10 games on the year. PASSING JERRY WEST Kobe Bryant tallied the 6,239 th assist of his career on a pass to Lou Williams with 6:09 to go in the first quarter 1/17 vs. HOU, passing Jerry West (6,238) for 2 nd place on the Lakers career assist list and 28th on the all-time NBA list. Bryant trails only Magic Johnson (10,141) on the franchise assist list. ALL ABOUT THAT BASS Brandon Bass scored a season-high 18 points 1/20 vs. SAC, his first time as a Laker leading the team in scoring. Bass is shooting 56.0% from the field this season. He collected a career-high five steals 1/7 at SAC, and joined Anthony Davis, Draymond Green, Kawhi Leonard, and John Wall as the only players this season to have six rebounds, five steals, four assists, and two blocks in a game. Bass also went 3-3 form the field for 10 points and recorded a +17 rating in his teamhigh 36 minutes. Bass tied a career-high with four blocks 12/22 at DEN. 3 ANGELO D Angelo Russell has made multiple triples in 25 games this season. The 19-year-old notched a career mark with five three-pointers made 12/11 at SAS. STARTER-UP The Lakers used their sixth different starting lineup of the season 1/17 vs. HOU with Larry Nance Jr. missing the game due to injury. Roy Hibbert remains the only Laker to start every game this season. BACK-TO-BACK BRYANT In nine games played on the second night of a back-to-back set this year, Bryant has bettered his season averages by totaling 18.1 points and 4.1 assists in 29.9 minutes per contest. 1/17 vs. HOU, he tallied a game-high nine assists in 24 minutes. 1/8 vs. OKC, on the back end of a road/home set, he went for 19 points, a team-high six assists and four rebounds. Despite playing in his fourth game in five nights, Kobe Bryant came up big 12/2 at WAS, recording an individual season-high as well as a team-high 31 points in 35:34. o Bryant hit two critical baskets, including a 26-foot three-pointer when the Lakers trailed by one with 58.9 seconds remaining and then a 16-foot jump shot with 30.8 seconds left, to give the Lakers the lead for good. FABULOUS FIRST The Lakers scored 36 points on 73.7% (14-19) shooting in the first quarter 1/17 vs. HOU, tying the season mark for field goal percentage in a quarter and most points in the first quarter this season. Los Angeles had 11 assists on their 14 field goals, the most in a quarter this season, led by seven from Kobe Bryant. STEALY NANCE Larry Nance Jr. finished with a career-high six steals 1/14 at GSW, becoming the first Lakers rookie since Eddie Jones (11/8/1994 at NYK) to have at least six takeaways in a game. At the time, he became one of 15 players in the NBA this season to have at least six steals in a game. ENCORE PERFORMANCE Jordan Clarkson has followed up his First Team All-Rookie performance in with a solid second season: Clarkson had a career-high 10 rebounds en route to his third career double-double (22 points) 11/29 vs. IND, in addition to a team-high six assists. He tied a career-high and became Los Angeles first 30-point scorer this season with 30 points 11/3 vs. DEN and also tied a career-high with 12 made field goals (fourth time). NBA All-TIME BLOCK LEADERS RANK PLAYER BLOCKS 75. Mychal Thompson 1, Roy Hibbert 1, Derrick Coleman 1,051 DOUBLE-DOUBLE LEADERS: SECOND-YEAR PLAYERS Rank Player Double-doubles 1. Julius Randle (LAL) Nerlens Noel (PHI) Clint Capela (HOU) 9 4. Elfrid Payton (ORL) 6 5. Nikola Mirotic (CHI) 4 t-6. Joffrey Lauvergne (DEN) 3 t-6 Dwight Powell (DAL) 3 Clarkson s Top Scoring Games Game Points 11/3/15 vs. DEN 30* 3/24/15 at OKC 30 4/3/15 vs. POR 27 4/12/15 vs. DAL 26 3/30/15 at PHI 26 3/6/15 at MEM 25 12/30/15 at BOS 24* 1/5/16 vs. GSW 23* 4/13/15 at SAC 23 * season LAKERS AMONG MOST POPULAR MERCHANDISE In online sales between October and December, 2015, the Lakers were the fourth-most popular team in terms of merchandise sold, and Kobe Bryant had the third bestselling player jersey.

5 LARRY IN THE LIMELIGHT Over his last 12 games, Larry Nance Jr. is averaging 8.8 points per game on 60.8% shooting with 7.7 rebounds and 1.6 steals. The 27 th pick in the 2015 NBA Draft is 2 nd among rookies in FG% (.541) and 7 th in rebounds per game (5.0). He notched his third career double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds 1/10 vs. UTA. His six offensive rebounds 1/1 vs. PHI and 10 defensive caroms 1/3 vs. PHX marked career-bests. COMEBACK KIDS The Lakers nabbed their first victory of the season when trailing at the end of three quarters 1/12 vs. NOP, outscoring the Pelicans 28-to-20 in the final frame. Julius Randle played all 12 fourth quarter minutes, grabbing nine rebounds with five points. Lou Williams scored nine of his team-high 19 points in the final period. Jordan Clarkson was a +13 in his 7:55 of fourth quarter play while Anthony Brown was a +11 in 6:45. CAREER NIGHT FOR LOU Lou Williams erupted for a career-high 44 points 1/8 vs. OKC, going from the field and a perfect from the free throw line. LAKERS TOP SCORING THIS SEASON 23 of his 30 second half points came in the fourth quarter. Player Game Points The 12 field goals made matched a career-high (also done 11/20/09 vs. MEM). Lou Williams 1/8 vs. OKC 44 Prior to his performance against the Thunder, his previous career-best for points was 36 set on Kobe Bryant 12/22 at DEN 31 11/22/14 at CLE. Kobe Bryant 12/2 at WAS 31 Williams also made five three-pointers, marking the 12 th time of his career he has made five or Jordan Clarkson 11/3 vs. DEN 30 more threes in a game. Lou Williams 1/3 vs. PHX 30 He became the first Laker to score 40+ points in a game since Kobe Bryant scored 44 points 11/16/14 at GSW. o The last non-bryant 40-point performances came from Nick Young, who went for 41 points 4/14/14 at UTA and 40 points 4/1/14 vs. POR. Of the last point games by a Lakers player, Kobe owns 26 of the occurrences, Young has the aforementioned two, and Williams and Jodie Meeks (42 points 3/9/14 also vs. OKC) have one apiece. Since November 2014, only Williams (twice) and Russell Westbrook (three times) have multiple games of making 15+ free throws without missing an attempt, while just two other players in the NBA (DeMar DeRozan and Marc Gasol) have achieved the feat. RARE LAKER AIR Lou Williams 15-of-15 shooting from the free throw line 1/8 vs. OKC put in him in a small group of just six Lakers players who have gone perfect from the charity stripe while attempting 15+ free throws in a game (since ). Included in the list are: Kobe Bryant (seven times), Jerry West (six times), Magic Johnson (five times), Elgin Baylor (once), and A.C. Green (once). YOUNGEST TO 33,000 With a 9 turnaround bank shot with 1:10 remaining in the first half, Kobe Bryant scored his 18 th point of the game and hit 33,000 points for his career, becoming the youngest player in NBA history (37 years, 137 days old) to achieve that feat, besting Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (37 years, 335 days). LOU FROM THE LINE Lou Williams scored 10 points without making a field goal (10-10 FT) 1/5 vs. GSW, becoming just the 23 rd player in NBA history since the season to score at least 10 points without making a shot from the field. Lou joined Magic Johnson (0-4 FG, FT 4/2/96 at CHA) as the only Lakers player to do so. Williams became the first player since Jerryd Bayless 2/22/11 at CHA to achieve the feat. ROYAL EFFORT Despite a furious comeback that saw the Lakers go on a 46 to 18 run between the third and fourth quarters, the Lakers were unable to give Kobe a winning sendoff in his final trip to Sacramento. Trailing by 27 points (63-90) at the 6:14 mark in the third quarter, L.A. came all the way back to take a lead on a Jordan Clarkson 8 running jump shot with 3:49 left on the clock. L.A. shot a season-best 53.9% (41-76) from the field and equaled a season-best with a 60.0% clip in the second half. Sacramento scored just 16 fourth quarter points. 20/20/20 Kobe Bryant (28), D Angelo Russell (27), and Lou Williams (20) all scored 20+ points 1/7 at SAC, the first time this season and first time since 3/30/15 at PHI that three Lakers (Jordan Clarkson, Jabari Brown, and Wayne Ellington) scored 20+ points in the same game. MARVELOUS MARCELO Filling in for an ill D Angelo Russell, Marcelo Huertas set career-highs with nine points, four made field goals, and four rebounds, and tied career marks with five assists, two steals, and a three-pointer in 19 minutes 1/5 vs. GSW. Huertas is averaging 2.5 assists in his 11.8 minutes per game, 4 th -best amongst rookies this season. FINE FROM THE LINE The Lakers have posted a free throw percentage of 90.0% or greater on five occasions this season: 1/8 vs. OKC (96.0%, 24-25), 12/7 at TOR (90.0%, 18-20), 12/2 at WAS (90.0%, FT), 11/16 at PHX (90.0%, FT), and 10/28 vs. MIN (91.4%, 32-35). STARKILLERS The Lakers cooled the Suns with their best defensive effort of the season 1/3 in Los Angeles: Phoenix was held to opponent lows of first quarter points (10), second quarter points (12), first half points (22), points through three quarters (51), and total points (77). o The 22 first half points were just three shy of the NBA record-low in the shot clock era, and marked the sixth time since the season that a team scored 22 points or fewer in the first half. o The first half scoring output was the fewest for any half in Suns history. The Suns shot 36.0% for the game, 19.6% in the first half, and 16.0% in the second quarter, all season opponent lows.

6 SWAGGY PICKPOCKET Nick Young tied a career-high with four steals 1/1 vs. PHI, the fourth time in his career he has done so and first since 3/28/14 at MIN. As a unit, the four-man Laker bench had 10 of the Lakers 11 steals. QUALITY QUARTER The Lakers played their best quarter of the season 12/25 vs. LAC in the fourth period, holding the Clippers to a season-low nine points and outscoring them by 18. It marked the first time since 3/16/13 at New Orleans that the Lakers held an opponent to under 10 points in a quarter. GONE STREAKIN The Lakers had a three-game winning streak between 12/30 and 1/3, the first winning streak since February 22 nd -27 th of last season, which also began with a victory over the Celtics. - Los Angeles outscored opponents by 12.4 points per game over that span. - Opponents shot just 38.7% from the field and 21.8% from three-point range in the three games. 1/3 vs. PHX: o The Lakers never trailed, their first wire-to-wire victory of the season. o L.A. led by as many as 38 points, their largest lead of the season. o Los Angeles scored 38 points in the third quarter, the most in the third quarter this year. o The 26 total assists tied for the most in a game this year. 1/1 vs. PHI: o The 76ers scored just 84 points, and 60 points through three quarters, which were both season-lows at the time. o L.A. scored a season-high 29 fastbreak points, converting 11-of-14 attempts. o Philadelphia scored just seven points off the Lakers turnovers, the fewest for an opponent this season. 12/30 at BOS: o All five Laker starters had a positive +/-. BRYANT IN BEANTOWN In his final game playing in Boston, Kobe Bryant posted his first double-double of the season, finishing with 15 points, 11 rebounds and three assists in 33:09. Bryant ended the contest with a game-high +/- rating of 12. It also marked his 175 th career double-double and first 10+ rebound game of the year. For his career, Kobe is now in 30 regular season games (27 starts) against Boston. COMEBACK IN COLORADO The Lakers overcame a 21-point deficit 12/22 at DEN to capture a victory for their largest come-from-behind victory of the season. The key to the comeback was the third quarter, where the Lakers outscored the Nuggets o The Lakers had their best shooting quarter of the season in the third, going (73.7%). o The 16 points tied an opponent season-low for the third period this season. LOW TO Los Angeles had a season-low eight turnovers 1/12 vs. NOP who tied an opponent-low with two steals and also allowed a season-low six points off of their miscues. PAINT BALL The Lakers scored a season-high 54 points in the paint 12/17 vs. HOU, making 27 of 43 attempts and outscoring the Rockets by 18 points in the painted area. 7 LAKERS A-SCORING Seven Lakers scored in double-figures 12/15 vs. MIL, the first time at least seven Lakers have scored 10+ points in a game this season. BESTS VS. THE BUCKS The Lakers beat the Bucks by 18 points and had a lead as large as 22 points 12/15 at STAPLES, both season-highs at the time that have since been surpassed. STEALING TIME The Lakers were especially stealthy early in the eight-game December road trip: 12/4 at ATL: L.A. had a season-high steals in a quarter (seven) in the third period. 12/2 at WAS: The Lakers recorded a team season-high with 18 steals. The 18 takeaways were the most for the Lakers since 4/6/1997 vs. DAL (19 steals). o It was the first time since 3/28/14 at MIN (15 steals) that the Lakers have recorded 15+ thefts. Lou Williams set a career-high in steals with seven. o The last time a Laker had at least seven steals was Metta World Peace (1/9/13 at San Antonio, seven). o Since at least , just nine Lakers have achieved the feat. D Angelo Russell also set a career-high in steals with four. Thanks primarily to the steals, the Lakers forced the Wizards into an opponent season-high 23 turnovers. D ANGELO DOUBLES UP D Angelo Russell recorded his first career double-double 12/4 at ATL with a career-high 10 rebounds and 16 points. Five of his rebounds came at the offensive end, also a career-high. MAMBA MOVES UP Kobe Bryant moved into fifth place on the Lakers all-time blocks list 12/4 at ATL with his 629 th career rejection as a Laker, surpassing Andrew Bynum (628). Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2,694), Shaquille O Neal (1,278), Elden Campbell (1,022), and Vlade Divac (834) top the Lakers career blocks list.

7 YOUNGEST LAKER EVER At 21 years and three days, Julius Randle became the youngest Lakers player ever to record at least 19 rebounds in a game, hauling in 19 boards to go with 15 points 12/2 at WAS. Per the Elias Sports Bureau, the previous youngest was Rudy LaRusso, who grabbed 20 rebounds on 11/26/1959 when he was 22 years and 15 days old. CLIMBING THE CHARTS 10/30 at SAC, Kobe Bryant (11,331) passed former teammate Shaquille O Neal (11,330) for fifth place on the NBA s career field goals made list. CAN T HANDLE RANDLE Julius Randle had the best performance of his young career 11/1 vs. DAL, scoring 22 points with 15 rebounds, four assists, and four steals, all of which were team-highs. The 20/15 performance came in Randle s fourth career game, joining a short list of players in the Most Recent Players to have 20/15 by 4 th Career Gm. last 20+ years to do so [chart at right]: Player Date Career Game Randle became the first player in the NBA to record at least 22p/15r/4a/4s since Kevin Love did so Julius Randle 11/1/ /15/14. Marc Gasol 11/3/08 4 o Only six players in the NBA have achieved such numbers in the past five seasons in a Sharone Wright 11/5/94 2 single game. Shaquille O Neal 11/7&12/92 2 & 4 o Randle is the youngest player in the NBA to do so since Anthony Randolph on 4/13/09, who is the ONLY player younger than Randle to do so since at least the season. o The only Lakers to achieve such plateaus since are Lamar Odom on 3/25/07 and Vlade Divac on 2/24/95. TWENTY FOR TWENTY-FOUR Kobe Bryant now holds the NBA record for most seasons played with one organization (20). Bryant is now six seasons ahead of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Elgin Baylor, and Jerry West (each with 14) for most years spent with the organization: The only other players in NBA history to play 20-ormore seasons are Robert Parish, Kevin Willis, and Kevin Garnett (21), and Kareem Abdul- Jabbar (20). WORLD LEADER Metta World Peace ranks 5 th among active players (trailing only K. Bryant, K. Garnett, P. Pierce, and C. Paul) in career steals and 22 nd in NBA history. YOUTH MOVEMENT Of the 15 players on the roster, seven are either rookies (four players) or have just one year of NBA experience (three), including Julius Randle who played just one game last season. MERRY MAMBA Kobe Bryant played in his 16 th Christmas day game in 2015, extending his lead in most games played on the day over Earl Monroe, Dolph Schayes, and Shaquille O Neal (13). GOING GLOBAL Kobe Bryant conducted the largest global conference call in NBA league history on December 21 st, when he spoke for a half-hour to 146 reporters from 24 countries and territories. NBA ROOKIE SURVEY Results from the annual NBA Rookie Survey conducted this summer, where 36 rookies voted on honors for their fellow first-year players: D Angelo Russell was the top vote-getter at 40.0% in the best playmaker category. Russell also finished tied for 4 th in Rookie of the Year voting and was one of 12 players to receive a vote for rookie that will have the best career. Fellow rookies also thought Russell was the third-funniest member of the rookie class. Anthony Brown finished 4 th in the best shooter category, and received a vote for both rookie who was the biggest steal at where he was selected and best defender. Kobe Bryant was the second-favorite player amongst rookies for a second consecutive year, finishing 3.0% behind Kevin Durant for top honors. GM SURVEY The Lakers were tabbed in a number of categories in the annual survey of the league s 30 general managers: TEAM The Lakers were one of five teams to receive a vote for best offseason moves. L.A. also received a vote for team that will be most improved in INDIVIDUAL Roy Hibbert received a vote for both most underrated acquisition and best interior defender. D Angelo Russell was one of five players to receive a Rookie of the Year vote and tied for second in rookie that will be the best player in five years. Lou Williams received a vote for bench player who makes the biggest impact when he enters the game and best role player. Kobe Bryant tied for third in the toughest player in the NBA category. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR Opening night NBA rosters featured 100 international players from 37 countries and territories, including Marcelo Huertas (Brazil) and Robert Sacre (Canada) of the Lakers. Huertas is one of a record nine Brazilian players on opening night rosters Sacre is one of an NBA-high and record-tying 12 Canadian players. MOST SEASONS WITH LAKERS MOST SEASONS WITH ONE TEAM (NBA) PLAYER SEASONS PLAYER TEAM SEASONS Kobe Bryant 20 Kobe Bryant Lakers 20 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 14 John Stockton Jazz 19 Elgin Baylor 14 Tim Duncan Spurs 19 Jerry West 14 Reggie Miller Pacers 18 Magic Johnson 13 Karl Malone Jazz 18 Derek Fisher 13 Dirk Nowitzki Mavericks 18

8 SEASON NOTES ROOKIE OF THE MONTH Last season, Jordan Clarkson was named Kia NBA Western Conference Rookie of the Month for games played in March, becoming the first-ever Laker to be honored with the award (first presented in ). LOW TURNOVER Los Angeles ranked 5 th in the NBA in turnovers per game in , averaging just 13.2 miscues per contest. 16 of 21 wins last season came when turning the ball over fewer or equal times compared to the opposition. The Lakers turned the ball over a season-low four times 12/25 at Chicago, besting the previous low of five (12/9 vs. SAC). othe four turnovers were also the second fewest in a game in the NBA last year. INJURY BUG The injury bug bit the Lakers yet again in , with 14 players missing time due to LAKERS MISSED DUE TO INJURY injury/illness, and seven players missing extended time (15+ games): Year Games Missed # of Players Injured Kobe Bryant tore his right rotator cuff 1/21 at NOP and had season-ending surgery to repair it 1/ Rookie Julius Randle suffered a fractured tibia in his right leg in the season opener 10/28 vs. HOU, sidelining the 19-year-old for the season. Los Angeles lost an NBA-high 319 games due to injury in In all, 12 players missed time due to injury. o As a result, the Lakers used an NBA-high 35 different starting lineups. JORDAN RULES After being named a starter for his final 38 games last season, rookie Jordan Clarkson averaged a team-leading 15.8 points per game on 45.8% shooting to go with 5.0 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 1.05 steals. 4/7 at LAC, the rookie recorded team-highs with 20 points and six assists to go with four rebounds. He recorded point games. Over his last 12 games, Clarkson hit for 20+ points seven times, including one 30+ point outing NBA ROOKIE RANKINGS Player Category Average Rank Clarkson PPG nd Clarkson APG rd Clarkson FT% rd Clarkson FG% th Clarkson RPG th LAKERS SEASON SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE BACK-TO-BACKS The Lakers will play 18 sets of back-to-back games this year, after playing an NBA-low 16 in and 19 in BACK-TO-BACK RECORDS Home/Road: 1-3 First Game: 1-1 Second Game: 0-2 Road/Home: 1-7 First Game: 1-3 Second Game: 0-4 Road/Road: 1-9 First Game: 0-5 Second Game: 1-4 Total: 3-19 Total: 2-9 Total: 1-10 NATIONAL AUDIENCE Los Angeles is scheduled to have 19 national TV appearances - in addition to nine currently scheduled appearances on NBATV - during the regular season (nine on TNT, nine on ESPN, and one on ABC). SCHEDULE QUIRKS The Lakers have just four road games between February 25 th and April 7 th (as opposed to 15 home games). The team will only be away from L.A. for three nights during this span, as one road game is against the Clippers, and the other three away contests come on the second night of back-to-backs. 17 of L.A. s first 24 games were on the road, including a season-long 13-day, eight-game trip between December 1 st -12 th. The Lakers had just one four-game in five-night set on their slate, coming between November 28 th and December 2 nd. IN THE COMMUNITY WISH NIGHT WITH THE LAKERS The Lakers made nine dunks 1/20 vs. SAC, meaning the Lakers Youth Foundation donated $9,000 ($1,000 per dunk) to Make-A-Wish of Greater Los Angeles. In addition, all the tickets in sections 323 and 324 were donated to Make-A-Wish volunteers and staff. A T L B O S B K N C H A C H I C L E D A L D E N D E T G S W LAKERS VS. NBA WIN GRID H O U I N D L A C M E M W L M I A M I L M I N N O P N Y K O K C O R L P H I P H X P O R S A C S A S T O R U T A W A S

9 STARTING LINEUPS # GAME # GUARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD CENTER RECORD WINNING % 1 1-6, 9-10, Russell Clarkson Bryant Randle Hibbert , 11 Russell Clarkson World Peace Randle Hibbert , 25-26, 28-33, 37-38, Clarkson Williams Bryant Nance Jr. Hibbert Russell Williams Bryant Nance Jr. Hibbert , 34-36, 39 Clarkson Williams Brown Nance Jr. Hibbert Clarkson Williams Bryant Randle Hibbert TEAM LEADERS Double-Doubles also include Triple-Doubles (ties in parentheses) DOUBLE-FIGURE POINTS DOUBLE-FIGURES DOUBLE- TRIPLE- TEAM LEADER (tied for team lead) REB 10+ AST DOUBLES DOUBLES PTS REB AST STL BLK +/- MIN Brandon Bass (2) 1 (1) 3 (1) 13 (6) 3 (1) 1 Tarik Black 3 (2) 1 (1) 5 (2) Anthony Brown (1) 2 (2) 5 (3) 1 Kobe Bryant (2) 2 (2) 13 (6) 8 (5) 3 (3) 2 3 Jordan Clarkson (2) 1 (1) 8 (6) 11 (2) 2 (2) 2 22 Roy Hibbert (1) 5 (3) 3 (1) 4 (3) 30 (11) 2 1 Marcelo Huertas 5 (2) 5 (5) 8 (5) Ryan Kelly (1) 4 (2) Larry Nance Jr (1) 3 7 (3) 5 (4) 4 (1) Julius Randle (1) 36 (7) 5 (3) 5 (2) 6 (5) 4 (2) 3 D Angelo Russell (1) 16 (5) 11 (6) 4 (4) 2 6 Robert Sacre 1 1 (1) 2 (1) 4 (2) Lou Williams (1) 12 (5) 9 (5) 2 (2) 3 9 Metta World Peace (2) 2 (1) 5 Nick Young (1) 3 (1) 5 (1) LAKERS / OPPONENT POINTS BREAKDOWN HIGHS, LOWS & TOTALS * multiple times (most recent listed) LAKERS SINGLE GAME HIGHS / LOWS OPPONENT SINGLE GAME HIGHS / LOWS HIGHS LOWS HIGHS LOWS Points in Paint 54 vs. HOU 12/17 20 at DAL 11/13 Points in Paint 76* vs. OKC 12/23 26* at DAL 11/13 2nd Chance 29 vs. MIL 12/15 2 vs. HOU 1/17 2nd Chance 28 vs. HOU 12/17 4 at MEM 12/27 Fast Break 29 vs. PHI 1/1 2* at. POR 1/23 Fast Break 35 at HOU 12/12 5* at POR 1/23 Off Opp Turnover 33 at WAS 12/2 5* at OKC 12/19 Off Opp Turnover 30 at SAC 10/30 6 vs. NOP 1/ LAKERS / OPPONENT QUARTERLY STATS * Multiple Times (most recent listed) LAKERS HIGH / LOW QUARTERS, HALVES OPPONENT HIGH / LOW QUARTERS, HALVES HIGHS LOWS HIGHS LOWS 1st Quarter 36* vs. HOU 1/17 11 at GSW 11/24 1st Quarter 40 at SAC 10/30 10 vs. PHX 1/3 2nd Quarter 34* vs. SAC 1/20 16* vs. UTA 1/10 2nd Quarter 34 at SAC 10/30 12 vs. PHX 1/3 1st Half 60 vs. MIN 10/28 30 vs. UTA 1/10 1st Half 74 at SAC 10/30 22 vs. PHX 1/3 3rd Quarter 38* at SAC 1/7 13* vs. GSW 1/5 3rd Quarter 39 at POR 1/23 16* at DEN 12/22 Thru 3 Quarters 95 vs. MIN 10/28 50 vs. UTA 1/10 Thru 3 Quarters 102* at SAC 1/7 51 vs. PHX 1/3 4th Quarter 38 vs. IND 11/29 16* vs. SAC 1/20 4th Quarter 40 at PHX 11/16 9 vs. LAC 12/25 2nd Half 68 vs. IND 11/29 33 at PHI 12/1 2nd Half 64 at GSW 1/14 34 vs. LAC 12/25 Overtime 8 at MIN 12/9 8 at MIN 12/9 Overtime 9 at MIN 12/9 9 at MIN 12/9 2nd Overtime nd Overtime

10 LAKERS CUMULATIVE STATISTICS Through January 23 (9-37) LOS ANGELES LAKERS REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS -FIELD GOALS- -3-POINT FG-- -FREE THROWS- --REBOUNDS-- PLAYER G GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AST PF DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG Bryant Williams Clarkson Russell Randle Young Hibbert Bass Nance Kelly World Peace Black A. Brown Sacre Huertas LAKERS OPPONENTS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS AVERAGE PER GAME (C=SET, T=TIED THIS SEASON)- PLAYER MIN REB AST ST TO BL PTS MIN REB AST STL TO BLK PTS FG FGA FT FTA REB AST PTS Bryant Williams T 25C 16C 19C C Clarkson T C 11 30T Russell C 23C 4C 5C 10C 7C 27C Randle C 17C 6C 11C 19C 4C 22C Young Hibbert Bass Nance C 12C 3C 4C 14C 2C 17C Kelly World Peace Black A. Brown C 9C 2C 3C 7C 3C 10C Sacre Huertas C 8C 2C 2C 4C 5C 9C LAKERS OPPONENTS HOW THE LAKERS WERE BUILT YEAR DRAFT (Round/Pick) TRADE (Acquired From) FREE AGENT WAIVER Kobe Bryant (Charlotte) Robert Sacre (2/60) Ryan Kelly (2/48) Nick Young Julius Randle (1/7) Jordan Clarkson (Washington) Tarik Black Brandon Bass D Angelo Russell (1/2) Marcelo Huertas Larry Nance Jr. (1/27) Roy Hibbert (Indiana) Lou Williams Anthony Brown (2/34) Metta World Peace D-LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS (11/17) Assigned Anthony Brown to the Los Angeles D-Fenders (11/18) Recalled Brown from the D-Fenders Assigned Brown to the D-Fenders (11/19) Recalled Brown from the D-Fenders Assigned Brown to the D-Fenders (11/21) Recalled Brown from the D-Fenders Assigned Brown to the D-Fenders (11/22) Recalled Brown from the D-Fenders (11/26) Assigned Brown to the D-Fenders (11/29) Recalled Brown from the D-Fenders (12/13) Assigned Tarik Black, Brown and Ryan Kelly to the D- Fenders Recalled Black, Brown, and Kelly from the D-Fenders (12/17) Assigned Black and Kelly to the D-Fenders (12/18) Recalled Black and Kelly from the D-Fenders (12/18) Assigned Black and Kelly to the D-Fenders (12/23) Recalled Black and Kelly from the D-Fenders (1/2) Assigned Black, Brown and Kelly to the D-Fenders Recalled Black, Brown and Kelly from the D-Fenders (1/8) Assigned Black and Kelly to the D-Fenders (1/11) Recalled Black and Kelly from the D-Fenders.

11 HEAD COACH BYRON SCOTT 15 th NBA SEASON 2 nd SEASON WITH LAKERS Overall NBA Record: 1,065 games; (.419) Record with Lakers: 128 games; (.234) SCOTT S CAREER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD (Regular Season) (Playoffs) Year Team W L Pct. W L Pct New Jersey New Jersey New Jersey New Jersey New Orleans New Orleans/OKC New Orleans/OKC New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland L.A. Lakers L.A. Lakers CAREER NOTES NBA Coach of the Year. Became the 25 th head coach in franchise history and 21 st in the Los Angeles era. Has led his teams to the postseason four times, including backto-back NBA Finals appearances with New Jersey in 2002 and Was at the helm of the best season in franchise history of two teams: the Hornets (56-26,.683 W%) and the Eastern Conference Champion Nets (52-30,.634 W%). NBA All-Star Game head coach in 2002 and In a 14-year NBA career as a player, was a starter on three Lakers championship teams (1985, 1987 and 1988) and made the postseason in all but one of his NBA campaigns, totaling 183 games of playoff experience. 2 BRANDON BASS FORWARD LSU 4/30/85 10 YEARS PRO 2 Utah L INA 1/17 vs. Houston L 18: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 29:403FG 73FGA 12 FT 0 FTA 0 OR 4 DR 4 TOT 4 A 3 PF 7 ST 2 TO 3 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 20: Portland L 20: NOTES: Had a season-high 18 points with seven rebounds and three blocks 1/20 vs. SAC Scored 10 points (3-3 FG) with six rebounds, four assists and five steals 1/7 at SAC Had nine points, six rebounds and three assists 12/30 at BOS Scored 12 points on 5-5 shooting 12/28 at CHA Tied a career-high with four blocks and scored 11 points 12/22 at DEN Scored six points and grabbed five boards in 11:15 12/6 at DET Scored 10 points on 5-8 shooting with five rebounds (four offensive) 12/2 at WAS Had eight points (4-5 FG) 11/29 vs. IND Posted six points and five rebounds 11/24 at GSW Pulled down six offensive rebounds 11/3 vs. DEN, surpassing the 1,000 career offensive boards plateau Scored 10 points with five rebounds 11/1 vs. DAL Had seven points, 10 rebounds (seven offensive) and three blocks 11/13 at DAL. CAREER: Drafted by New Orleans in the second round (33rd overall) of the 2005 NBA Draft... Signed as a free agent with Dallas on July 26, Signed as a free agent with Orlando on July 10, Traded by Orlando to Boston for Glen Davis and Von Wafer on December 12, Signed by the Lakers as a free agent on July 9, 2015 In 640 career games (283 starts) entering , averaged 9.1 points, 4.7 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 22.6 minutes... Over 58 career playoff contests (35 starts), is averaging 8.6 points, 4.5 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 24.2 minutes... Owns 30 career double-doubles... Has 295 career double-figure scoring games, including 16 contests with 20 or more points... Has notched 35 career games with double-figure rebounding efforts. PERSONAL NOTES: Full name is Brandon Samuel Bass... Born in Baton Rouge, LA to Aretha Bass and Charles Joseph... Nickname is BBass Younger brother, Chris, played basketball at LSU Founded the Brandon Bass Reach Back Foundation in , with the mission to provide a diverse range of programs and activities designed to encourage and enhance the lives of underprivileged youth in disadvantaged communities... Began playing organized basketball at the age of Honored by LSU as a member of the 2000 s All-Decade Team as part of a celebration of 100 years of Tigers basketball in March of 2008 Dedicated new Reading and Learning Centers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area Raised money with every field goal made between March and April to benefit the 2008 Brandon Bass Youth Basketball Summer Camp... Favorite non-nba sports team is the Dallas Cowboys... Spends free time reading books and listening to music... Has one son, Brandon, Jr. and one daughter, Bella. MIN 43 LAL FG 11 DET FT 10 4/1/12 vs. MIA 3FG 1 3/22/15 vs. DET (11) OR 10 ORL DR 11 12/11/13 vs. LAC (2) TOT 17 ORL AST 5 ORL (3) STL 5 SAC BLK 4 DEN (6) PTS 27 DET 28 TARIK BLACK CENTER KANSAS 11/22/91 1 YEAR PRO Utah L 21: /17 vs. Houston L 4: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA DNP 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS PTS 1/22 vs. San Antonio L 7: Portland L DNP NOTES: Scored six points on 3-4 shooting with six rebounds 1/16 at UTA Had four offensive rebounds (six total) and six points 1/14 at GSW Scored four points and pulled down four rebounds in 7:36 1/5 vs. GSW Had six points and six rebounds in 12 minutes 11/24 at GSW Tied for the team lead with seven rebounds and led the team with a +16 rating 11/10 at MIA Notched eight points (4-6 FG) and four rebounds 11/8 at NYK Scored seven points with six rebounds 11/6 at BKN Had seven points and eight rebounds in 18 minutes 11/3 vs. DEN. CAREER: Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Houston Rockets on August 27, 2014 Waived by Houston on December 26, 2014 Awarded to the Lakers on a waiver claim on December 28, PERSONAL NOTES: Full name is Tarik Bernard Black First name pronounced TAR-ick... Born in Memphis, TN Parents are Lawrence Black and Judith Moore Has two older siblings, Bilal and Amal... Father played college basketball at the University of New Haven... Graduated from Memphis with a degree in organizational leadership Working on a master s degree in African and African American Studies First played organized basketball in 9th grade at the age of Spent time playing baseball in middle school... Has musical talent, having played the trumpet for eight years... Led his high school teams to District 15-AAA titles as a junior and senior... Partnered with the Lakers in to give back to the community at various charitable events, including the Read to Achieve Grand Prize Event, Camp Lakers and the Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament. MIN 35 11/19/14 vs. LAL FG 8 4/10/15 vs. MIN (2) FT 6 1/9/15 vs. ORL 3FG - - OR 9 12/3/14 vs. MEM DR 16 4/12/15 vs. DAL TOT 19 4/12/15 vs. DAL AST 3 3/8/15 vs. DAL (3) STL 2 OKC (2) BLK 2 MIN (5) PTS 18 4/10/15 vs. MIN

12 3 ANTHONY BROWN GUARD/FORWARD STANFORD 10/10/92 ROOKIE Utah L 26: /17 vs. Houston L 24: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 16:483FG 13FGA 4 FT 0 FTA 3 OR 1 DR 2 TOT 0 A 3 PF 3 ST 0 TO 2 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 21: Portland L 23: NOTES: Scored 10 points, matching a career-high, 1/23 at POR Had first double-figure scoring game (10 points) 1/17 vs. HOU Hit all three of his three-point attempts for nine points with a career-high seven rebounds 1/16 at UTA Hit two three-pointers en route to nine points with four rebounds 1/12 vs. NOP Scored five points with three rebounds, two assists, a steal, and a block 1/3 vs. PHX As a starter, scored five points with five rebounds and a steal 1/1 vs. PHI Scored two points with three rebounds and three assists 12/23 vs. OKC In first career start, totaled four points, one assist, one rebound and two steals 12/19 at OKC Scored five points in four minutes in NBA debut 10/30 at SAC. COLLEGE: In 144 career games (106 starts) at Stanford, averaged 10.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.69 steals... Senior ( ): Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team honoree, All-Pac-12 Honorable mention and Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year Award candidate Appeared in 37 games, making 36 starts for the Cardinal... Averaged 14.8 points, a team-high 6.9 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per game Shot 43.1% from the field, 44.1% from three-point range, and 79.5% from the free throw line Redshirt Junior ( ): Selected as the Pac-12 Most Improved Player of the Year, while earning Pac-12 All-Academic First Team honors Started 35 of 36 games played, averaging 12.3 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game Shot 47.5% from the field, 45.3% from three-point range, and 78.5% from the free throw line Tallied a career-high 30 points (8-10 FG, FT) 2/15 at Washington State... Junior ( ): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention honoree Played in four games (two starts), before missing the remainder of the season with a hip injury Sophomore ( ): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention honoree Played in all 37 games, making 21 starts and averaging 8.1 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game Freshman ( ): Scored in double-figures 15 times, earning a selection to the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team Appeared in 30 games (12 starts), averaging 8.7 points, and 3.2 rebounds per game Block S outstanding Freshman award recipient. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers in the second round (34th overall) of the 2015 NBA Draft. PERSONAL NOTES: Parents are Quentin and Raquel Brown Quentin played basketball at UC Irvine... Graduated with a degree from Stanford in Communication... Attended Ocean View High School in Huntington Beach, where he was a four-year letterwinner in basketball No. 7 ranked small forward, No. 41 player overall and a four-star recruit by Scout.com Averaged 14.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a junior, and was named CIF Southern Section Player of the Year, a first-team all-state pick and league MVP... Member of the USA Basketball U19 World Championship Team in 2011 that played in Latvia, appearing in five contests and averaging 3.6 points and 1.8 rebounds in 11.4 minutes per game... Favorite non-nba sports team is the San Diego Chargers... Person most admired is Martin Luther King, Jr.... Lists Serena Williams as athlete admired outside of the NBA... Favorite actor is Denzel Washington. MIN 32 1/5/16 vs. GSW FG 4 1/17/16 vs. HOU FT 2 POR (5) 3FG 3 UTA OR 1 1/22/16 vs. SAS (7) DR 6 UTA TOT 7 UTA AST 3 12/23/15 vs. OKC STL 2 OKC BLK 2 1/8/16 vs. OKC PTS 10 POR (2) 24 KOBE BRYANT FORWARD/GUARD LOWER MERION HS (PA) 8/23/78 19 YEARS PRO Utah L 14: /17 vs. Houston L 24: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 31:123FG 43FGA 13 FT 2 FTA 7 OR 5 DR 5 TOT 2 A 2 PF 4 ST 3 TO 4 BS 1 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 26: Portland L 24: NOTES: Had a season-high nine assists and passed Jerry West for second on the Lakers career assists list 1/17 vs. HOU Totaled 28 points (10-18 FG), including his 33,000 th career point scored with 1:10 left in the second quarter 1/7 at SAC Posted a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double 12/30 at BOS Had 19 points (6-15 FG) 12/27 at MEM Scored 31 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter 12/22 at DEN Led the team with 25 points, six assists, and three steals in addition to seven rebounds 12/12 at HOU Posted 21 points (8-16 FG) with eight rebounds, four assists and two steals 12/7 at TOR Scored 31 points including a pair of go-ahead field goals in the final minute 12/2 at WAS Led the team with 20 points in his hometown finale 12/1 at PHI Scored 21 points to lead the team 11/28 at POR Led the team with nine assists and two steals, and tied for the team lead with eight rebounds and 17 points 11/15 vs. DET Tied for the team lead with 18 points 11/8 at NYK Led the team with 18 points 11/6 at BKN. CAREER: Five-time NBA Champion (2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010) NBA Most Valuable Player NBA Finals MVP NBA Finals MVP... Helped lead the United States to gold medals at the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympic games... Has earned All-NBA honors 15 times (First Team in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013; Second Team in 2000 and 2001; Third Team in 1999 and 2005) Has been named to the NBA s All-Defensive Team 12 times 17-time NBA All-Star Earned MVP honors of the All-Star Game in 2002, 2007 and 2011, and co-mvp honors in 2009 Ranks third in NBA history behind Wilt Chamberlain (118) and Michael Jordan (31) with 24 career 50-plus point games Has 121 career 40-plus point games, 175 career double-doubles and 21 career triple-doubles Is the Lakers all-time leading scorer (regular season and playoffs) and ranks 3rd on the NBA s all-time scoring list (3rd on postseason list as well). PERSONAL NOTES: Father Joe Jelly Bean Bryant played eight NBA seasons (Philadelphia, San Diego, Houston) before retiring in 1983 Spent eight years of childhood in Italy Has two older sisters, Sharia and Shaya In 2006, Bryant and his wife Vanessa established the VIVO Foundation later changed its name to The Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation (KVBFF) to enhance the lives of young people through cultural and educational experiences... KVBFF is dedicated to improving the lives of youth and families in need, and encouraging young people to stay active through sport, both domestically and internationally... KVBFF partnered with the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation in 2009 to launch the Kobe China Fund, Bryant s first global charitable initiative to raise funds and awareness for education and health programs... To make a measurable impact on the critical issue of youth homelessness, KVBFF partnered with a number of Los Angeles-based organizations including Step Up on Second, My Friend s Place and United Way... Bryant has served as the honorary chair of United Way of Greater Los Angeles s annual HomeWalk on several occasions... KVBFF also operates Mamba FC, a youth soccer club in Orange County that teaches young athletes how to become leaders and independent thinkers, while working together as a group to achieve a common goal through health and fitness... Bryant volunteers his time to Make-A-Wish Foundation, NBA Cares and The Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and serves as an ambassador for After-School All-Stars... Member of the USA Men s Senior National Team, helping the US earn gold medals in both the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympic games... He and wife Vanessa have two daughters, Natalia Diamante and Gianna Maria. MIN 54 CHA (3) FG 28 1/22/06 vs. TOR FT 23 NYK (2) 3FG 12 1/7/03 vs. SEA OR 8 DAL DR 13 TOR (2) TOT 16 TOR AST 17 1/15/15 vs. CLE STL 7 2/13/06 vs. UTA BLK 5 2/2/01 vs. CHA (3) PTS 81 1/22/06 vs. TOR 6 JORDAN CLARKSON GUARD MISSOURI 6/7/92 1 YEAR PRO Utah L 24: /17 vs. Houston L 29: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 35:013FG 53FGA 15 FT 0 FTA 2 OR 4 DR 6 TOT 1 A 4 PF 5 ST 1 TO 1 BS 1 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 28: Portland L 24: NOTES: Had 22 points 1/14 at GSW Scored 18 points with seven rebounds (four offensive) 1/12 vs. NOP Had 23 points with five rebounds 1/5 vs. GSW Tallied 24 points (10-15 FG) 12/30 at BOS Scored 19 points with eight rebounds and three steals 12/22 at DEN Had 14 points and four rebounds 12/9 at MIN Posted third career double-double with 22 points, 10 rebounds and six assists 11/29 vs. IND Scored 19 points with four steals 11/28 at POR Hit for 20 points 11/16 at PHX Netted 17 points with six rebounds and three assists 11/15 vs. DET Notched 21 points, four rebounds and three steals 11/13 at DAL Scored 16 points 11/6 at BKN Tied career-highs with 30 points on 12 made field goals 11/3 vs. DEN Had 22 points (10-15 FG) with four rebounds 10/30 at SAC Recorded 14 points, four rebounds and three assists 10/28 vs. MIN. CAREER: Acquired by the Lakers from the Washington Wizards in exchange for cash considerations on June 26, 2014 (was selected by the Wizards with the 46th overall choice in the 2014 NBA Draft) Owns 70 games with 10+ points, 19 with 20+ points, and two with 30+ points Has three career double-doubles. PERSONAL NOTES: Father is Mike Clarkson, mother is Annette Davis and stepmother is Janie Clarkson... Brother is Bear Clarkson, who plays collegiate basketball at Harris-Stowe State University... Graduated with a degree from Missouri in Arts & Science... Named Second Team All-SEC at Missouri in First Team All-Conference USA Selection in at Tulsa Earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors in Was named the San Antonio High School Player of the Year as a senior... Had his No. 22 jersey retired at Karen Wagner High School on Feb. 13, Did not play organized basketball until 9th grade, focusing instead on competing in track and field in the 400-, 200- and 100-meter sprints... Helped lead his Wagner High School team to a combined record in three seasons... Averaged 18.9 points, 6.1 rebounds 3.4 assists and 2.1 steals during his senior campaign while leading his team to a 38-2 record and semifinal loss in the state championship... Heavily involved in Lakers charitable efforts in , giving back through the Lakers Youth Foundation Casino Night, Season of Giving Holiday Party for Kids, Season of Giving Toys for Tots, Fit for Life Health Fair, Connect A Million Minds, Active Alliance Highway to Health Fair, Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament, Camp Lakers and the Special Olympics Play Unified Game. MIN 47 SAC FG 12 11/3/15 vs. DEN (4) FT 8 PHI (3) 3FG 4 11/3/15 vs. DEN OR 4 1/12/16 vs. NOP (2) DR 8 11/29/15 vs. IND TOT 10 11/29/15 vs. IND AST 11 PHI STL 5 SAC BLK 3 OKC PTS 30 11/3/15 vs. DEN (2)

13 1 7 ROY HIBBERT CENTER GEORGETOWN 12/11/86 7 YEARS PRO Utah L 26: /17 vs. Houston L 25: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 16:153FG 33FGA 5 FT 0 FTA 0 OR 0 DR 0 TOT 1 A 1 PF 2 ST 0 TO 5 BS 3 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 22: Portland L 23: NOTES: Posted 10 points and five rebounds 1/22 vs. SAS Matched a career-high with three steals 1/20 vs. SAC Had eight points and four blocks 1/17 vs. HOU Scored 12 points with 11 rebounds in 24 minutes 12/15 vs. MIL Had 10 points, seven rebounds, and three blocks 12/12 at HOU Had four rejections with seven points and eight rebounds 11/22 vs. POR Scored 15 points with six rebounds and a game-high three blocks 11/11 at ORL Tied for the team lead with 18 points (5-9 FG), grabbed 10 rebounds and swatted two shots 11/8 at NYK Recorded 1,000 th career block 11/3 vs. Denver Totaled 10 points, five boards and five blocks 10/30 at SAC Notched 12 points (10-10 FT), 10 rebounds, four assists and two blocks in team debut 10/28 vs. MIN. CAREER: Selected by Toronto with the 17th overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft... Acquired by Indiana from Toronto, along with T.J. Ford, Maceo Baston and Rasho Nesterovic, in exchange for Jermaine O Neal and the draft rights to Nathan Jawai on July 9, Acquired by the Lakers from the Indiana Pacers in exchange for a future second round draft pick on July 9, 2015 Two-time Eastern Conference All-Star (2012, 2014) Earned NBA All-Defensive Second Team honors (2014)... Entering , had career averages of 11.1 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.86 blocks over seven NBA seasons (all with the Pacers) In 54 career playoff games (54 starts), is averaging 12.6 points, 8.3 rebounds and 1.96 blocks in 31.6 minutes... Has recorded 111 career double-doubles, including one triple-double, a 10-point, 11-rebound and 11-block performance 11/21/12 vs. New Orleans Amassed 990 career blocks while in Indiana... Owns 52 career games with 20+ points, including one 30-point outing... Has 133 career games with 10+ rebounds, and eight with 15+ rebounds... Recorded one game with 10+ blocks. PERSONAL NOTES: Full name is Roy Denzil Hibbert... Parents are Roy Sr. and Pat Hibbert... Born in Queens, New York and moved with his family to Adelphi, Maryland at the age of two... Roy Sr. is originally from Jamaica and Pat is from Trinidad... Majored in Government at Georgetown... Involved in charitable endeavors through the Roy Hibbert Foundation... Inspired by the play of Shaquille O Neal during his youth... Averaged 19 points, 17 rebounds, six blocks and three assists as a senior at Georgetown Prep in Bethesda, Maryland, where he was coached by former Hoya Dwayne Bryant... The Little Hoyas amassed a 16-4 record during his senior year and were co-champions of the Interstate Athletic Conference... In 2010 with the Pacers, started Area 55, a special fan section of 55 people in Bankers Life Fieldhouse that receive season tickets in return for a promise of being loud and enthusiastic during all games In the summer of 2014, donated $1 million to his alma mater, Georgetown University, in order to help fund the construction of a new on-campus athletic facility... If not in the NBA, his job would be an owner of a movie production company... Favorite actor is Leonardo DiCaprio. MIN 43 11/3/12 vs. SAC (2) FG 12 3/28/11 vs. BOS (4) FT 13 11/23/13 vs. PHI 3FG 2 4/12/10 vs. ORL OR 11 1/5/13 vs. MIL DR 14 CHA TOT 17 4/7/12 vs. BOS AST 7 4/4/10 vs. HOU (3) STL 3 1/20/16 vs. SAC (4) BLK 11 11/21/12 vs. NOP PTS 30 2/21/12 vs. NOP 9 MARCELO HUERTAS GUARD FC BARCELONA 5/25/83 ROOKIE Utah L 12: /17 vs. Houston L 5: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 2:053FG 03FGA 0 FT 0 FTA 0 OR 0 DR 0 TOT 0 A 0 PF 0 ST 0 TO 0 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 5: Portland L 12: NOTES: Had career-highs with nine points (four FGM) and four rebounds, and tied career-highs with five assists, two steals and a three-pointer in 19 minutes 1/5 vs. GSW Played the entire 4 th quarter and had a team-high +18 rating in 12 minutes 12/25 vs. LAC Had a career-high-tying five assists and four points 12/11 at SAS Had eight points and four assists 12/6 at DET Posted seven points with two assists 11/24 at GSW Totaled seven points,three rebounds and two assists 11/16 at PHX Recorded five points, five assists, and three rebounds in 10 minutes 11/11 at ORL Had two points, two assists and two rebounds in 13 minutes in NBA debut 10/28 vs. MIN. INTERNATIONAL: Spent the past four seasons ( ) with Spanish power FC Barcelona, serving as a key piece on their and Spanish National Championship and 2013 Spanish National Cup-winning teams... In , averaged 8.0 points and 4.3 assists while shooting 54.4% from the field in 44 games... Returned to the ACB League in Spain after one year in Italy, signing with Saski Baskonia ( )... Part of the Spanish National Championship winning team... Won the Euroleague s weekly MVP award two times en route to a second All-ACB Team selection in Joined Fortitudo Bologna to play in Italy s top domestic league for the season... Played in the ACB League in with Bilbao Basket... Garnered first All-ACB Team selection... Signed with Joventut of the Spanish ACB League and remained there for three seasons ( )... FIBA EuroCup champion in Began professional playing career in Brazil, suiting up for FMU São Paulo ( , ) and Pinheiros ( )... Has appeared in Euroleague competition seven times, including the last six years, playing in 165 games and averaging 8.0 points, 3.8 assists, and 2.1 rebounds per contest... Led the Euroleague in free throw shooting at 97.2% during the season, and was the Euroleague Top 16 Round 2 MVP. CAREER: Signed by the Lakers as a free agent on September 9, PERSONAL NOTES: Born in São Paulo, Brazil to Domingos and Tania Huertas... Has two older siblings, Felipe and Daniela... Felipe played basketball professionally in Brazil for one year... Started playing organized basketball at the age of Speaks five languages, including Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Catalan and English... Member of the Brazilian national team for the 2012 Olympics in London... Led the squad with 6.0 assists to go with 11.3 points, good for second-best on the roster... Has appeared on three consecutive FIBA World Championship (renamed FIBA Basketball World Cup) teams in 2006, 2010, and Won a gold medal from the 2006 South American Championship where he was named MVP of the tournament after averaging a team-leading 16.8 points to go with 4.0 assists... Captured a gold medal at the 2007 Pan American Games... Earned three medals from the FIBA Americas Championship: 2005 and 2009 (gold) and 2011 (silver)... Person admired most is the late Brazilian racing driver, Ayrton Senna, who won three Formula One world championships... Favorite non-nba sports team is FC Barcelona... Spends time during the offseason traveling... Favorite movie actors include Jack Nicholson and Robert De Niro... Considers favorite movie to be Remember the Titans... Sushi is listed as his favorite food. MIN 20 SAS FG 4 1/5/16 vs. GSW FT 2 POR (2) 3FG 1 1/5/16 vs. GSW (7) OR 2 1/8/16 vs. OKC (2) DR 4 1/5/16 vs. GSW TOT 4 1/5/16 vs. GSW AST 5 1/5/16 vs. GSW (3) STL 2 1/5/16 vs. GSW (2) BLK 1 POR (2) PTS 9 1/5/16 vs. GSW 4 RYAN KELLY FORWARD DUKE 4/9/91 2 YEARS PRO Utah L 20: /17 vs. Houston L 20: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 17:203FG 13FGA 5 FT 0 FTA 3 OR 0 DR 0 TOT 0 A 3 PF 3 ST 1 TO 2 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 12: Portland L 23: NOTES: Tallied seven points and five boards 1/22 vs. SAS Had a season-high nine rebounds 1/17 vs. HOU Posted 10 points (3-5 FG) with three rebounds 1/5 vs. GSW Had seven points and three rebounds 12/27 at MEM Scored 12 points in 12 minutes (5-7 FG) with three rebounds 12/23 vs. OKC Had four points and four rebounds in nine minutes 12/11 at SAS Posted five points and four rebounds 12/6 at DET Tallied 10 points (4-7 FG), six rebounds and three blocks 10/30 at SAC. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers in the second round (48th overall) of the 2013 NBA Draft Re-signed by the Lakers on July 21, In 111 games (59 starts) over first two NBA seasons, averaged 7.2 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 0.62 blocks in 22.9 minutes... Has 33 career 10+ point games, including four 20+ point contests... Owns two career point/rebound double-doubles... Has made five three-pointers in a single game on two occasions. PERSONAL NOTES: Born Ryan Matthew Kelly on April 9, 1991 in Carmel, N.Y.... Is married to wife, Lindsay, and they have one son, Nile... Lindsay is the daughter of former NFL coach and player Bill Cowher... Ryan is the son of Chris and Doreen Kelly... Father, Chris, played basketball at Yale from and also played professionally in France for three years... Mother, Doreen, played volleyball at Pennsylvania and toured with Athletes In Action to South America... Has a younger brother, Sean, and a younger sister, Erin... Grandfather, Richard Casey, played basketball at Fordham... While at Duke, was a member of the National Honor Society, honor roll and semifinalist National Merit Scholar... Following his senior season at Duke, ranked fourth in the Blue Devils record books in career winning percentage ( (.881) record with him on the floor)... Was a two-time Team Captain as well... Four-year letterwinner at Ravenscroft School McDonald s All-American Jordan Brand All-American... North Carolina Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior... Off the court, has continually given back to the community, teaming with the Lakers over his first two seasons in numerous charitable endeavors, including the Season of Giving Holiday Party for Kids, Season of Giving Toys for Tots, Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament, Camp Lakers, the Read to Achieve Grand Prize School Visit, and a US Naval Hospital Visit. MIN 43 PHI FG 8 CLE FT 8 4/8/14 vs. HOU 3FG 5 4/10/15 vs. MIN (2) OR 4 4/1/14 vs. POR DR 9 4/11/14 vs. GSW TOT 11 4/11/14 vs. GSW (2) AST 8 3/25/14 vs. NYK (2) STL 2 LAC (13) BLK 4 PHI PTS 26 CLE

14 7 LARRY NANCE JR. FORWARD WYOMING 1/1/93 ROOKIE Utah L 2: /17 vs. Houston L INA NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA INA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS PTS 1/22 vs. San Antonio L INA Portland L INA NOTES: Had six steals 1/14 at GSW, the most for a Laker rookie since Eddie Jones 12/13/94 Collected a game-high 11 rebounds with 10 points and two steals 1/10 vs. UTA Totaled nine points and seven rebounds 1/5 vs. GSW Had 15 points and 14 rebounds on 7-10 shooting 1/3 vs. PHX Grabbed 14 rebounds (six offensive) with eight points 1/1 vs. PHI Scored 12 points on 6-7 shooting with seven rebounds 12/28 at CHA Had a career-high 17 points (8-12 FG) with 11 rebounds and two steals 12/27 at MEM Had a career-high three steals 12/11 at SAS Made first career start 12/7 at TOR, totaling six points, six rebounds and three blocks Had six points with four rebounds and a steal 11/15 at DET Went a perfect 6-6 from the field for 13 points with three rebounds 11/11 at ORL Scored six points with five rebounds in his NBA debut 11/6 at BKN. COLLEGE: Finished 5th in Wyoming history in steals (141) and blocks (135), 8th in games played (123), 9th in rebounds (807) and blocks per game (1.1), 13th in games started (90), and 16th in points (1,386) Posted 63 double-figure point games, including 17 games with more than 20 points, and 18 double-doubles for his career... As a senior, led Wyoming to a Mountain West tournament title and its first NCAA tournament since Also in , named to the All-Mountain West First Team, All-Defensive Team and was Mountain West co-defensive Player of the Year Was also selected to the Mountain West All-Tournament team... As a junior in , named to the All-MW First Team and to the MW All-Defensive Team Top performance that same year was a career-high 38 points, 12 rebounds, and two steals in 40 minutes at Denver 12/15. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers in the first round (27th overall) of the 2015 NBA Draft Has three career double-doubles. PERSONAL NOTES: Parents are Larry Sr. and Jaynee Nance... Has an older sister, Casey (25), who played basketball at the University of Dayton and a younger brother, Pete (15)... Larry Sr., a three-time NBA All- Star, NBA All-Defensive First Team member and winner of the inaugural NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1984, played 13 seasons in the NBA Graduated with a degree from Wyoming in criminal justice Considers his greatest personal achievements to date as graduating college and getting drafted by the Lakers... Prized possession is his Mountain West Championship ring... Played for the Revere High School Minutemen prior to Wyoming, leading his team to consecutive Suburban League Championship games his final two seasons, while being named Second Team All-Ohio, First Team All-Suburban League and First Team All-District following senior season The two league championships were the first for Revere High School since Didn t play organized basketball until he was Stood 5 11 and played guard as a high school freshman Diagnosed with Crohn s Disease as a sophomore in high school but has excelled despite it Looks up to former NFL quarterback David Garrard, who was diagnosed with Crohn s in 2004 while playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars... Favorite actress is Jessica Alba and favorite TV show is The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air... Is an avid video gamer... Enjoys going to the beach in the offseason. MIN 32 1/3/16 vs. PHX FG 8 MEM FT 3 SAC 3FG 1 ORL OR 6 1/1/16 vs. PHI DR 10 1/3/16 vs. PHX TOT 14 1/3/16 vs. PHX (2) AST 2 BOS (6) STL 6 GSW BLK 3 TOR PTS 17 MEM 30 JULIUS RANDLE FORWARD KENTUCKY 11/29/94 1 YEAR PRO Utah L 24: /17 vs. Houston L 26: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 30:403FG 23FGA 11 FT 0 FTA 0 OR 2 DR 4 TOT 4 A 8 PF 12 ST 2 TO 1 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 33: Portland L 24: NOTES: Tallied 12 points and 14 rebounds 1/22 vs. SAS Totaled 12 points and 11 rebounds 1/17 vs. HOU Had 15 points, 12 rebounds and four assists 12/30 at BOS Scored 18 points with 10 rebounds 12/17 vs. HOU Collected 14 rebounds and scored 14 points 12/15 vs. MIL Posted 20 points (7-13 FG) with 12 rebounds 12/9 at MIN Had 15 points and a bench season-high 11 rebounds (tied career-high seven offensive) 12/7 at TOR Recorded 15 points (5-9 FG) and 11 rebounds 12/6 at DET Grabbed a career-best 19 rebounds with 15 points 12/2 at WAS Tallied 12 points and 11 rebounds 12/1 at PHI Had 11 points and 12 rebounds 11/29 vs. IND Scored 16 points (8-13 FG) with three steals and six rebounds 11/28 at POR Had second-straight double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds (seven offensive) 11/22 vs. POR Recorded 18 points (6-9 FG, career-high 6-6 FT) with 12 rebounds 11/20 vs. TOR Pulled down 10 rebounds 11/13 at DAL Scored 12 points with a team-leading eight rebounds and four assists 11/11 at ORL 11/6 at BKN, scored 14 points with seven rebounds, three assists, a steal, and a block Finished with 16 points and five rebounds 11/3 vs. DEN Totaled 22 points, 15 rebounds, four assists and four steals 11/1 vs. DAL, becoming the third Laker to achieve such plateaus since (Lamar Odom on 3/25/07; Vlade Divac on 2/24/95) Posted first career double-double in second NBA game, tallying 15 points and 11 rebounds in 30 minutes 10/28 vs. MIN. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers with the seventh overall pick of the 2014 NBA Draft Has 15 career double-doubles. PERSONAL NOTES: Son of Carolyn Kyles... Has one sister, Nastassia... Born Nov. 29, 1994 in Dallas, Texas... Mother played basketball at Texas... Appeared in 40 games in lone collegiate season for the University of Kentucky, averaging 15.0 points, 10.4 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 0.8 blocks in 30.8 minutes... Named SEC Freshman of the Year... Selected as First Team All-SEC and as SEC All-Freshman... Received SEC All-Tournament Team honors... Helped lead Kentucky to the 2014 NCAA National Championship game... In high school at Prestonwood Christian Academy, averaged 32.5 points and 22.5 rebounds per game as a senior en route to claiming the state title... Won state titles during his freshman, junior, and senior seasons... Ranked the nation s consensus top power forward out of high school and was ranked the No. 2 overall player by Rivals, the No. 3 overall player by ESPN, and the No. 5 overall player by Scout... McDonald s All-America selection... Earned co-mvp honors of the Jordan Brand Classic game with 19 points and seven rebounds... Played in the FIBA tournament with Team USA s U18 squad where he averaged 14.2 points and 6.6 rebounds per game... Lists football as a non-sports related talent... Away from the court, Julius made it a point to give back to the community during his rookie season at events such as the Lakers Youth Foundation Casino Night, Lakers Youth Foundation Court Dedication at the Los Angeles Harbor Boys & Girls Club, Toys for Tots Collection, Season of Giving Holiday Party for Kids, USO Visit with Delta, Trees for Threes Tree Planting, Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament, Camp Lakers and a visit with children at the Inglewood Salvation Army. MIN 34 1/22/16 vs. SAS (2) FG 9 11/1/15 vs. DAL FT 6 MIN (2) 3FG 1 BOS (5) OR 7 TOR (3) DR 15 11/1/15 vs. DAL TOT 19 WAS AST 4 1/5/16 vs. GSW (6) STL 4 11/1/15 vs. DAL BLK 2 UTA PTS 22 11/1/15 vs. DAL 1 D ANGELO RUSSELL GUARD OHIO STATE 2/23/96 ROOKIE Utah L 25: /17 vs. Houston L 29: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 26:063FG 53FGA 15 FT 2 FTA 6 OR 2 DR 2 TOT 0 A 2 PF 2 ST 5 TO 2 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 30: Portland L 22: : Had 21 points 1/23 at POR Scored a career-high 27 points (11-16 FG) 1/7 at SAC Scored 16 points and grabbed six rebounds 12/30 at BOS Led the team in scoring with 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds 12/25 vs. LAC Totaled 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists 12/19 at OKC Had 19 points, seven assists and three steals 12/15 vs. MIL Had second-straight 20+ point game with 24 points (five 3FG), six rebounds, six assists, and two steals 12/11 at SAS Scored 23 points, including 13 in the 4th quarter and the game-tying basket to send it to overtime, with three assists 12/9 at MIN Logged first career double-double with 16 points, a career-high 10 rebounds and four assists 12/4 at ATL Had four steals and 13 points 12/2 at WAS Posted 16 points, five assists, and four rebounds 11/28 at POR Finished with 13 points, nine rebounds and six assists 11/22 vs. POR Had 17 points with five rebounds 11/20 vs. TOR Netted 13 points with four rebounds 11/16 at PHX Scored 14 points with six rebounds and three assists 11/11 at ORL Scored 16 points with four rebounds and three steals 11/6 at BKN Had six assists with seven points 11/3 vs. DEN Had 13 points 10/30 at SAC Started in first career NBA game, totaling four points, three rebounds and two assists 10/28 vs. MIN. COLLEGE: Appeared and started in all 35 games in lone collegiate season at Ohio State, averaging 19.3 points per game, 5.7 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.57 steals in 33.9 minutes Won the Jerry West Award, honoring the nation s best shooting guard Consensus First-Team All-American Selected First-Team All-Big 10 and Big 10 Freshman of the Year by both coaches and media Finished 5th in the John R. Wooden Award voting following the season Won the USBWA Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Week award 1/26 and 2/10 National Player of the Week selection by NCAA.com, Naismith, USBWA, and CBSSports.com for the week of 1/26 USBWA All-District V Was the Big 10 Player of the Week twice (1/26 and 2/9) and the Big Ten Freshman of the Week seven times (12/8, 12/29, 1/19, 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 3/2) Scored a career-high 33 points 1/22 at Northwestern Was the leading freshman scorer in the country... Recorded a triple-double of 23 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists 2/8 at Rutgers, the first triple-double by an Ohio State freshman Had the fourth-highest PAR (points+assists+rebounds) of any player in the Big 10 in the last 10 years (30.0) Notched a career-high 14 rebounds on two occasions (1/17 at Iowa and 1/29 vs. Maryland) Knocked down 4+ three-pointers on 10 occasions. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers with the second overall pick of the 2015 NBA Draft. PERSONAL NOTES: Son of Antonio Russell and Keisha Rowe Has four siblings: Antonio Russell, Lashaun Gilliam, Tayshaun Brown, and Cloee Russell From Louisville Had a solo draft workout with the Lakers on June 8th, 2015 and a second group workout on June 20th before being selected by the team McDonald s All-American selection in 2014 at the conclusion of his prep career Participated in the 2014 Jordan Brand Classic Attended Montverde Academy (Monteverde, FL) in high school, helping the team to a 27-2 records as a junior before going 28-0 as a senior while winning the National High School Invitational championship both years Played alongside current NBA pros Joel Embiid, Dakari Johnson and Michael Frazier II at Montverde... Transferred to Montverde from Central High School in Louisville, KY after his freshman season Seeks to join Rajon Rondo, Darrell Griffith, and Muhammad Ali as sports icons from Louisville The athlete he most admires outside of the NBA is Muhammad Ali... Began playing organized basketball at the age of nine... Lists greatest personal achievement as making it to the NBA... Person most admired is his father... In his free time, enjoys watching movies, with his favorite actor being Will Smith... Hip-hop artist J Cole is his favorite musician... During the offseason enjoys paintballing... After retiring from the NBA, wants to become a broadcaster... Favorite non-nba sports team is Ohio State football... Named after R&B singer-songwriter D Angelo. MIN 38 POR FG 11 SAC FT 4 POR (2) 3FG 5 SAS OR 5 ATL DR 9 11/22/15 vs. POR TOT 10 ATL AST 7 12/17/15 vs. HOU (2) STL 4 WAS BLK 1 1/1/16 vs. PHI (7) PTS 27 SAC

15 50 ROBERT SACRE CENTER GONZAGA 6/6/89 3 YEARS PRO Utah L INA 1/17 vs. Houston L DNP NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 2:053FG 03FGA 0 FT 0 FTA 0 OR 0 DR 0 TOT 0 A 1 PF 1 ST 0 TO 0 BS 0 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L DNP Portland L 3: NOTES: Scored 10 points on 4-6 shooting and tied for the team lead with six rebounds 12/23 vs. OKC Grabbed six rebounds (three offensive) and had a team-high +9 rating 12/17 vs. HOU Scored seven points with two rebounds and a block 12/12 at HOU Totaled nine points (4-5 FG) with three rebounds 12/9 at MIN Posted three points with two rebounds and two assists in 16:37 12/7 at TOR Finished with two points, three rebounds and one steal 12/6 at DET. CAREER: Selected by the Lakers in the second round (60th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft Re-signed by the Lakers on July 10, Had career averages of 4.3 points, 3.2 rebounds, 0.7 assists and 0.61 blocks in 14.8 minutes entering Has 21 career 10+ point games and four 10+ rebound games. PERSONAL NOTES: Father, Greg LaFleur, a former tight end at LSU, was selected in the 3rd round of the 1981 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles... LaFleur played for Philadelphia, the St. Louis Cardinals, and Indianapolis Colts from Mother, Leslie Sacre, was also an athlete at LSU, playing on the basketball team... Attended Handsworth Secondary School in N. Vancouver, BC, leading school to the title of the 61st AAA Provincial Championships as a junior... Member of Canadian Jr. National Team at Global Games (Dallas) and in World Championship Qualifiers (San Antonio) in summer of Participated in Canada Basketball s 2005 Nike Centre for performance... Member of British Colubmia s U17 team... Called to senior national team for first time to participate at 2010 FIBA World Championship in Turkey... Also participated on the senior national team in a series of exhibition games in the summer of Helped Canada capture the bronze medal at the 2015 FIBA Americas Championship... Has served the community in countless ways during his time with the Lakers, giving back through the Lakers Youth Foundation Casino Night, Season of Giving Thanksgiving Feast, Season of Giving Holiday Party for Kids, Fit for Life Health Fair, Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament and a Graffiti Clean Up day. MIN 32 ORL FG 6 UTA (3) FT 5 11/23/14 vs. DEN (3) 3FG - - OR 6 MIN DR 9 3/19/14 vs. SAS TOT 11 3/19/14 vs. SAS AST 4 1/29/15 vs. CHI (4) STL 3 11/23/14 vs. DEN (2) BLK 4 HOU PTS 15 1/5/14 vs. DEN 23 LOU WILLIAMS GUARD SOUTH GWINNETT HS (GA) 10/27/86 10 YEARS PRO Utah L 28: /17 vs. Houston L 31: NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA 32:483FG 43FGA 10 FT 0 FTA 4 OR 7 DR 8 TOT 0 A 2 PF 2 ST 3 TO 2 BS 1 PTS /22 vs. San Antonio L 31: Portland L 29: NOTES: Posted third straight game with 20 points 1/17 vs. HOU Had a team-leading 18 points and eight assists 1/12 vs. NOP Led the team with 18 points and six assists and added eight rebounds 1/10 vs. UTA Netted a career-high 44 points on shooting and a perfect from the free throw line Scored 20 points (7-13 FG) 1/7 at SAC Had 10 points (10-10 FT) 1/5 vs. GSW Scored 30 points on shooting (6-7 from deep) 1/3 vs. PHX Led all scorers with 24 points and added five assists 1/1 vs. PHI Had 20 points (5-11 FG, 4-6 3FG) with three steals 12/19 at OKC Finished with 10+ points for seventh straight game, scoring 15 with five rebounds 12/12 at HOU Totaled 19 points (7-11 FG) with seven rebounds 12/9 at MIN Tallied 21 points 12/6 at DET Had a career-high seven steals and led the bench with 12 points 12/2 at WAS Tallied 24 points, including 14 points in the fourth quarter, while setting a career-high for free throws made (16-of-19), five rebounds and three steals 11/3 vs. DEN Scored 21 points (7-7 FT) in Lakers debut 10/28 vs. MIN. CAREER: NBA Sixth Man of the Year in 2015 Selected in the second round (45th overall) by Philadelphia in the 2005 NBA Draft... Re-signed as a restricted free agent with Philadelphia on August 4, 2008 Signed as a free agent by Atlanta on July 12, Traded by Atlanta with Lucas Nogueira to Toronto for John Salmons and a 2015 second-round pick on June 30, Signed by the Lakers as a free agent on July 9, 2015 Before joining Los Angeles, had played in 634 career regular season games (54 starts) with Philadelphia, Atlanta and Toronto averaging 11.9 points, 2.9 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 22.9 minutes (34.1 3FG%, 81.6 FT%) Has appeared in 41 playo ff games, averaging 10.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 24.5 minutes Owns 99 career 20+ point games, seven 30+ point outings, and one 40+ point performance... Has 12 career games of 5+ three-pointers made... Holds three career double-doubles (two point/rebound; one point/assist). PERSONAL NOTES: Son of Mitch and Janice Faulkner Has a brother, Taurus Stinnett, and a sister, Shaun Williams Father Mitch does voiceover work Founded the Lou Williams Foundation in 2005 with the mission of providing assistance to young athletes in pursuing their dreams of higher education Considers winning the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award in 2015 as his greatest personal achievement... Favorite actor is Denzel Washington... If not in the NBA, would be a musician... Favorite artist is Lil Wayne... Offseason interests and activities include making music and bowling... Had his No. 23 basketball jersey retired at South Gwinnett High School in 2006 Always puts his right shoe and sock on first... Athlete most admired outside of the NBA is Muhammad Ali... Favorite style of cooking is Mexican food. MIN 48 12/26/12 vs. DET FG 12 1/8/16 vs. OKC (2) FT 16 11/3/15 vs. DEN 3FG 7 ATL OR 3 MIN (10) DR 10 GSW (2) TOT 10 GSW (2) AST 12 12/29/12 vs. IND STL 7 WAS BLK 3 CHA (3) PTS 44 1/8/16 vs. OKC 37 METTA WORLD PEACE FORWARD ST. JOHN S 11/13/79 15 YEARS PRO Utah L DNP 1/17 vs. Houston L INA NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA INA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS PTS 1/22 vs. San Antonio L INA Portland L INA NOTES: Scored 12 points, including 10 in the first quarter, as a starter 11/16 at PHX In his first start of the season scored 14 points, hitting 4-4 from beyond-the-arc 11/10 at MIA Had eight points with four rebounds in 16 minutes as a reserve 11/8 at NYK Led the team with a +12 rating in his season debut 11/6 at BKN. CAREER: Selected by Chicago in the first round (16th overall) of the 1999 NBA Draft after his sophomore season at St. John s... Acquired by the Indiana Pacers along with Ron Mercer, Brad Miller and Kevin Ollie from the Bulls in exchange for Travis Best, Norman Richardson, Jalen Rose and a conditional second round pick 2/19/02... Acquired by Sacramento from the Pacers for Peja Stojakovic 1/25/06... Acquired by Houston along with Patrick Ewing Jr. and Sean Singletary from the Kings in exchange for Bobby Jackson, Donte Greene, the Rockets 2009 first-round draft pick and other considerations on 8/14/08... Signed by the Lakers as a free agent on 7/7/09... Waived by the Lakers under the amnesty provision on 7/11/13... Signed by the New York Knicks on 7/16/13... Waived by the Knicks on 2/24/14... Signed by the Lakers as a free agent on September 24, NBA Champion... Voted the 2004 NBA Defensive Player of the Year Chosen All-NBA Third Team once (2004) Named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team twice (2004, 2006) and Second Team twice (2003, 2009) Appeared in the 2004 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles as a member of the Pacers Named to the Schick All-Rookie Second Team Earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors on three occasions with the Pacers (Nov , 2002; Nov. 3-9, 2003; Mar , 2004)... Recipient of the 2011 J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award... Has recorded at least 100 thefts in all but three NBA seasons ( , , ) Has scored 20-plus points in 214 career games and tallied 30 or more points 22 times Has posted 36 career double-doubles. PERSONAL NOTES: Born Ronald William Artest Jr. on Nov. 13, 1979, in Queensbridge, NY Legally changed name to Metta World Peace on Sept. 16, Cast member for Season 13 of ABC s Dancing With The Stars (2011)... Has a record label called TruWarier Mathematics major at St. John s Named a McDonald s All-American, as well as the Co-Player of the Year in New York City and the State of New York as a senior at La Salle Academy Teamed with Elton Brand and Lamar Odom on the same AAU team as a teenager Launched his A.R.T.E.S.T. (Arithmetic Reaches Tomorrow s Exemplary Students Today) Math Masters Program at Felix Cook Jr. Elementary School in Oct targeting students in 3rd-5th grades; participants in the program utilized his game statistics to help master math fundamentals in preparation for the TAKS test Hosted the First Annual BBQ Ball for the residents of Queensbridge in Aug. 2008, which included a BBQ, basketball and baseball games Brought a group of 18 kids from Queensbridge to Disney World (Orlando, FL) in Aug Joined a contingent of representatives from the NBAPA and the Feed the Children program on a goodwill mission to Africa in July 2007, distributing more than one million meals to impoverished areas in Nairobi as part of the NBPA s Feeding One Million campaign Reunited with the Feed the Children program for a mission to Central America in Aug. 2007, delivering rations and supplies to deprived areas throughout Honduras Launched a new welfare program in Sept titled Xcel University, which was established with the goal of identifying issues facing high-risk students while collaborating with schools and community centers to encourage and reward students who are leading productive lives Has been a spokesman in a PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) advertising campaign Visited A Place Called Home, a non-profit organization for homeless families in South Central Los Angeles, speaking to kids about the virtues of education and a life void of violence and drugs Co-hosted the 2006 Wheelchair Charities, Inc. game at Madison Square Garden Sponsors basketball tournaments four times a year held at Queensbridge Projects in New York City, which is an outdoor court in his hometown... Actively involved in mental health awareness initiatives, auctioning off his 2010 NBA Championship ring to raise money for mental health programs and speaking before members of Congress in Washington as an advocate of mental health... Recipient of the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award in MIN 53 11/16/07 vs. NYK FG 15 1/24/07 vs. MIL (2) FT 15 NJN (2) 3FG 6 CHI OR 6 3/29/12 vs. OKC (4) DR 12 CHI TOT 16 PHI AST 11 DEN STL 8 3/24/04 vs. DAL (4) BLK 4 3/10/13 vs. CHI (6) PTS 39 HOU (2)

16 0 NICK YOUNG FORWARD/GUARD USC 6/1/85 8 YEARS PRO 2 Utah L 12: /17 vs. Houston L DNP NT 1/20 vs. W/L Sacramento MIN FG L FGA DNP 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS PTS 1/22 vs. San Antonio L DNP Portland L 7: NOTES: Tied his career-high with four steals 1/1 vs. PHI Scored 14 points 12/19 at OKC Led the bench with 13 points, hitting three triples 12/12 at HOU Had 13 points (5-9 FG) with two assists 12/9 at MIN Tied for the team-high with 22 points (six 3FGM) 11/29 vs. IND Scored a bench-high 13 points on 4-6 shooting (2-2 from deep) with a game-best +20 rating in 26 minutes 11/15 vs. DET Led the team with 17 points off the bench, hitting 5-9 from deep 11/10 at MIA Notched 17 points, three assists and three steals 10/30 at SAC Scored 14 points on 5-of-8 FG (4-7 3FG) 10/28 vs. MIN. CAREER: Selected by Washington with the 16th overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft Re-signed with Washington on December 18, Acquired by the L.A. Clippers as part of a threeteam trade with Washington and Denver in which the Wizards also traded JaVale McGee and Ronny Turiaf to the Nuggets for Nene on March 15, 2012 (Washington also received Brian Cook and a future second round pick from the Clippers)... Signed as a free agent with Philadelphia on July 12, Signed as a free agent with the Lakers on July 11, Entering , in 522 games with 131 starts, was averaging 12.3 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 23.8 minutes per game while shooting 42.3% from the floor, 37.6% from three-point range and 83.3% from the line... Owns 109 career 20+ point games, 16 games of 30+ points and three games of 40+ points. PERSONAL NOTES: Born in Los Angeles to Charles and Mae Young Nickname is Swaggy P... While with Washington, started the Nick Young Foundation with hopes of putting an end to gang violence and offering free psychiatric services to those who have been affected by it Was the focus of a documentary titled Second Chance Season, which portrayed his life story and path to the NBA... Has one son, Nick Jr.... Is engaged to rapper, songwriter, and model Iggy Azalea... Since joining his hometown team, Nick has aided the Lakers community relations efforts, serving the community through the Season of Giving Holiday Party for Kids, Lakers Thanksgiving Party, Lakers Youth Foundation Golf Tournament, Camp Lakers, Lakers Youth Foundation Casino Night, Highway to Health Festival, HealthCorps Appreciation Day, Midnight Mission and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank... Averaged 27.2 points and 10.8 rebounds as a 2004 senior at Cleveland High in Reseda, Calif., earning 2004 CIF L.A. City Section, Los Angeles Times All-City and San Fernando Valley first team honors. MIN 52 OKC FG 15 4/1/14 vs. POR FT 13 UTA (2) 3FG 7 POR (2) OR 4 12/16/12 vs. LAL DR 7 1/21/11 vs. PHX (2) TOT 9 12/29/10 vs. IND AST 6 1/14/14 vs. CLE (2) STL 4 1/1/16 vs. PHI (4) BLK 2 11/26/14 vs. MEM (13) PTS 43 1/11/11 vs. SAC TEAM HIGHS / LOWS *Multiple Times (Most Recent Listed) LAKERS SINGLE GAME HIGHS / LOWS OPPONENT SINGLE GAME HIGHS / LOWS HIGHS LOWS HIGHS LOWS Points MIN 12/9 74 vs. UTA 1/10 Points SAC 10/30 77 vs. PHX 1/3 Win Margin 20 vs. PHX 1/3 4* vs. NOP 1/12 Win Margin OKC 12/19 MIN 12/9 FG Made MIN 12/9 29* vs. UTA 1/10 FG Made SAC 10/30 DAL 11/13 FGA 99 vs. IND 11/29 POR 1/23 FGA SAC 10/30 69 vs. UTA 1/10 FG % SAC 1/7.319 vs. GSW 1/5 FG % MEM 12/ vs. PHX 1/3 FG % (Qtr.).737* vs. HOU 1/ vs. IND 11/29 FG % SAS 12/ vs. PHX 1/3 FG % SAC 1/7.224 vs. IND 11/29 FG % GSW 1/ vs. PHX 1/3 3-Pt. FG ATL 12/4 3* vs. UTA 1/10 3-Pt. FG HOU 12/12 BKN 11/6 3-Pt. FGA 35 vs. MIN 10/28 16* vs. SAS 1/22 3-Pt. FGA GSW 11/24 13 vs. MIL 12/15 3-Pt. FG MIA 11/ vs. UTA 1/10 3-Pt. FG %.524 vs. SAS BKN 11/6 FT 32 vs. MIN 10/28 SAS 12/11 FT 31 vs. MIN 10/28 7 vs. PHX 1/3 FTA BKN 11/6 SAS 12/11 FTA 42 vs. HOU 12/17 9 vs. PHX 1/3 FT %.960 vs. OKC 1/8.520 vs. LAC 12/25 FT %.871 vs. DEN 11/3.533 vs. DET 11/15 Offensive Reb. MEM 12/27 3 vs. HOU 1/17 Offensive Reb. 23* vs. HOU 12/17 6* vs. UTA 1/10 Defensive Reb. 45 vs. PHX 1/3 23 vs. OKC 12/23 Defensive Reb. 44* vs. SAC 1/20 SAC 1/7 Rebounds DAL 11/13 POR 1/23 Rebounds 61* vs. OKC 12/23 35 vs. SAS 1/22 Rebounds (Qtr.) GSW 1/14 5* vs. OKC 1/8 Rebounds (Qtr.) 22 vs. OKC 12/23 4* vs. DET 11/15 Rebounds (Half) GSW 1/14 OKC 12/19 Rebounds (Half) 37 vs. OKC 12/23 13 vs. SAS 1/22 Assists 26* vs. PHX 1/3 DET 12/6 Assists SAC 1/7 16* vs. UTA 1/10 Assists (Qtr.) 11 vs. HOU 1/17 TOR 12/7 Assists (Qtr.) 13 vs. DEN 11/3 0 vs. PHX 1/3 Assists (Half) 15 vs. MIL 12/15 DET 12/6 Assists (Half) 20 vs. DEN 11/3 2 vs. PHX 1/3 Steals WAS 12/2 2* vs. POR 11/22 Steals HOU 12/12 2* vs. NOP 1/12 Steals (Qtr.) ATL 12/4 POR 1/23 Steals (Qtr.) HOU 12/12 0* vs. NOP 1/12 Steals (Half) ATL 12/4 DET 12/6 Steals (Half) HOU 12/12 0* vs. NOP 1/12 Blocks 9* vs. DAL 11/1 MIN 12/9 Blocks 13* vs. SAS 1/22 POR 1/23 Blocks (Qtr.) SAC 10/30 POR 1/23 Blocks (Qtr.) 6* vs. HOU 12/17 POR 1/23 Blocks (Half) MIA 11/10 CHA 12/28 Blocks (Half) 10 vs. SAS 1/22 POR 1/23 Turnovers DAL 11/13 8 vs. NOP 1/12 Turnovers WAS 12/2 7 vs. SAS 1/22

17 REGULAR SEASON MISSED (Injury, Illness, Suspension, Inactive) * indicates inactive list Player Injury, Illness, Suspension, Inactive Dates Out Games W/L Player Injury, Illness, Suspension, Inactive Dates Out Games W/L Bass Corneal abrasion, right eye 1/ Randle Sprained left ankle 12/ Sore right foot 1/14-1/ Russell Sore throat* 1/ Black Inactive* 12/2-1/1, 1/ Sprained right ankle 1/ Brown Inactive* 11/3-11/8, 11/13-11/15, 11/20-12/ Sacre Inactive* 11/1-11/24, /1, 1/3, 1/7, 1/12-1/ Bryant Sore back* 11/10-11/ Williams Personal Reasons* 11/28-11/ Rest* 11/ Sore right shoulder 12/ Sore right shoulder* 1/1-1/ Right Achilles strain 1/ World Peace Inactive* 10/28-10/30, /15-12/17 12/27-12/30 Clarkson Sprained right ankle* 12/11-12/ /7,1/12, 2 1/17-1/23 13 Kelly Inactive* 12/19-12/22, 1/ Sore neck 12/ Young Gastroenteritis* 12/ Nance Jr. Tendonitis, right knee* 10/ Inactive* 10/30-11/ Sore right knee* 1/17-1/ TOTAL MISSED DUE TO INJURY: TEAM & INDIVIDUAL REGULAR SEASON MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS *Multiple Times (Most Recent Listed) LAKERS OPPONENT High Bench Points 27 D Angelo SAC 1/7 25 Will DEN 12/22 High Bench Rebounds 14 Julius Randle vs. MIL 12/15 14 Enes OKC 12/19 High Bench Assists 7* D Angelo Russell vs. HOU 12/17 9 Jameer Nelson vs. DEN 11/3 Most Consecutive Points Scored HOU (2 nd quarter) 12/12 25 vs. OKC (2 nd -3 rd quarters) 12/23 Most Double-Figure Rebounders 2* vs. PHX 1/3 2* vs. SAC 1/20 Most Double-Figure Scorers 7 vs. MIL 12/15 7* vs. HOU 1/17 Largest Lead 38 vs. PHX 1/3 Largest Deficit OKC 12/19 Largest Deficit Overcome to Win DEN 12/22 Largest Lead Lost in Defeat 16 vs. MIN 10/28 Lakers Starters Scoring (Total/Average) 2799 points / 60.8 ppg Starters Single Game High 96 vs. OKC 1/8 Starters Single Game Low GSW 11/24 Lakers Bench Scoring (Total / Average) 1,659 points / 36.1 ppg Bench Single Game High MIN 12/9 Bench Single Game Low 17 vs. OKC 1/ REGULAR SEASON SITUATIONAL RECORDS... When Lakers are ahead (or tied) after one quarter 5-5 When Lakers have more (or equal) assists than opponent 3-6 When Lakers are behind after one quarter 4-32 When Lakers have fewer assists than opponent 6-31 When Lakers are ahead (or tied) at halftime 6-5 When Lakers have more turnovers than opponent 3-23 When Lakers are behind at halftime 3-32 When Lakers have fewer (or equal) turnovers than opponent 6-14 When Lakers are ahead (or tied) after three quarters 8-2 When Lakers shoot more (or equal) free throws than opponent 7-18 When Lakers are behind after three quarters 1-35 When Lakers shoot fewer free throws than opponent 2-19 When Lakers outrebound (or equal) their opponent 6-9 When Lakers score 100 or more points 5-9 When opponents outrebound Lakers 3-28 When Lakers score under 100 points 4-28 When 5 Lakers score in double-figures 2-9 When opponent scores 100 or more points 3-33 When 6 Lakers score in double-figures 2-7 When opponent scores under 100 points 6-4 When 7 Lakers score in double-figures 1-0 When 8 Lakers score in double-figures 0-0 When Lakers reserves outscore (or equal) opponent s reserves 4-16 When opponent s reserves outscore Lakers reserves 5-21 Lakers record in games decided by 10 or more points 3-28 Lakers record in games decided by 7-9 points 2-2 When Lakers shoot.500 or better from the floor 0-2 Lakers record in games decided by 4-6 points 4-3 When Lakers hold opponent under.400 from the floor 3-3 Lakers record in games decided by 3 or fewer points 0-4 When all five Lakers starters score in double-figures 0-0

18 THE TIME (REGULAR SEASON)... INDIVIDUAL A Laker had a triple-double 12/30/14 at Denver Kobe Bryant (23 pts, 11 reb, 11 ast) An opponent had a triple-double 11/16/15 vs. Phoenix Brandon Knight (30 pts, 10 reb, 15 ast) A Laker had a 20/20 performance (points/rebounds) 11/30/12 vs. Denver Dwight Howard (28 pts, 20 reb) An opponent had a 20/20 performance (points/rebounds) Orlando Tobias Harris (28 pts, 20 reb) A Laker had a 20/15 performance (points/assists) 2/19/14 vs. Houston Kendall Marshall (20 pts, 16 ast) An opponent had a 20/15 performance (points/assists) 11/16/15 vs. Phoenix Brandon Knight (30 pts, 15 ast) A Laker had 40-plus points 1/8/16 vs. Oklahoma City Lou Williams (44) An opponent had 40-plus points Golden State Klay Thompson (41) A Laker had 50-plus points New York Kobe Bryant (61) An opponent had 50-plus points Denver Allen Iverson (51) A Laker had 60-plus points New York Kobe Bryant (61) An opponent had 60-plus points 12/17/06 vs. Washington Gilbert Arenas (60) A Laker had 20-plus rebounds Milwaukee Ed Davis (20) An opponent had 20-plus rebounds 3/10/15 vs. Detroit Andre Drummond (21) A Laker had 25-plus rebounds 1/6/13 vs. Denver Dwight Howard (26) An opponent had 25-plus rebounds Miami Hassan Whiteside (25) A Laker had 15-plus assists 1/15/15 vs. Cleveland Kobe Bryant (17) An opponent had 15-plus assists 1/20/15 vs. Sacramento Rajon Rondo (17) A Laker had 20-plus assists Vancouver Nick Van Exel (23) An opponent had 20-plus assists 3/22/11 vs. Phoenix Steve Nash (20) A Laker had 7-plus steals Washington Lou Williams (7) An opponent had 7-plus steals San Antonio Manu Ginobili (8) A Laker had 9-plus blocked shots San Antonio Shaquille O Neal (9) An opponent had 9-plus blocked shots Toronto Jermaine O Neal (9) A Laker converted a four-point play Portland D Angelo Russell (Fourth Quarter) A Laker was perfect from the field (minimum 10 attempts) 11/21/10 vs. Golden State Pau Gasol (10-10) Two Lakers had 10-plus assists in a single game Sacramento Kobe Bryant (14), Pau Gasol (10) An opponent did not make a three-point field goal Cleveland (0-5) The Lakers did not make a three-point field goal Portland (0-11) The Lakers had four players record a double-double 4/2/13 vs. DAL Bryant (23p,11r,11a), Howard (24p,12r), Clark (17p,12r), Gasol (14p,10r) TEAM The Lakers had an overtime game 12/9/15 at Minnesota ( , loss) The Lakers had a double-overtime game 1/29/15 vs. Chicago ( , win) The Lakers had a triple-overtime game 3/22/11 vs. Phoenix ( , win) The Lakers had a quadruple-overtime game Cleveland ( , loss) The Lakers scored 130-plus points 4/8/14 vs. Houston (130) An opponent scored 130-plus points Sacramento (132) The Lakers scored 140-plus points 12/17/06 vs. Washington (141) An opponent scored 140-plus points Dallas (140) The Lakers led by 50+ points The Lakers won by 50+ points 1/11/11 vs. Cleveland (56) 1/11/11 vs. Cleveland (55) The Lakers led by 40+ points The Lakers won by 40+ points 1/11/11 vs. Cleveland (56) 1/11/11 vs. Cleveland (55) The Lakers had 40-plus assists 1/14/98 vs. Denver (40) The Lakers had 60-plus rebounds 1/9/15 vs. Orlando (60) The Lakers shot.660-plus from the floor 1/4/08 vs. Philadelphia (.662) The Lakers shot from the free throw line Portland (11-11) The Lakers had 15-plus steals Washington (18) The Lakers had 15-plus blocks 12/3/02 vs. Memphis (16) The Lakers had four 20-point scorers 2/28/14 vs. Sacramento J. Farmar (30), M. Brooks (23), P. Gasol (22), J. Meeks (22) An opponent had four 20-point scorers Milwaukee G. Antetokounmpo (25), B. Knight (24), O.J. Mayo (21), K. Middleton (21) The Lakers had three 20-point scorers Sacramento Kobe Bryant (28), D Angelo Russell (27), Lou Williams (20) An opponent had three 20-point scorers 3/24/15 at Oklahoma City Russell Westbrook (27), Enes Kanter (25), Dion Waiters (23) The Lakers had two players score 30 or more points in the same game 4/8/14 vs. Houston Nick Young (32), Jodie Meeks (30) The Lakers had four double-figure rebounders 4/2/13 vs. Dallas Howard (12), Clark (12), Bryant (11), Gasol (10) An opponent had four double-figure rebounders Charlotte Mullens (12), Kidd-Gilchrist (10), Biyombo (10), Henderson (10) The Lakers scored 40-plus points in a quarter 3/25/14 vs. New York (51, Third Quarter) An opponent scored 40-plus points in a quarter Phoenix (40, Fourth Quarter) The Lakers scored 10 or fewer points in a quarter 2/11/14 vs. Utah (10, Second Quarter) An opponent scored 10 or fewer points in a quarter 1/3/16 vs. Phoenix (10, First Quarter) The Lakers had only one player score in double figures Utah Lamar Odom (25) The Lakers had four players foul out of a game 2/7/99 vs. Utah Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O Neal, Robert Horry, Elden Campbell The Lakers had all five starters score in double-figures 4/12/15 vs. Dallas ( , loss)

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