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The Emirates NBA Cup enters its fourth season of existence in the 2026-27 campaign, and it has quickly become a staple of the league’s regular season calendar. Last season’s championship ended up being an NBA Finals preview with the New…

The NBA and the Los Angeles Lakers have officially unveiled the team's specialty court design for the 2026-27 Emirates NBA Cup. The court features a black outline, white lettering with the standard Los Angeles font, and tournament sponsor logos. Along the sideline, the design showcases 17 white stars, with each star representing one of the NBA championships won in franchise history.
The Lakers' four Group Stage games will all be played on Fridays, beginning October 30 against the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center. Los Angeles will also face the Portland Trail Blazers, Sacramento Kings, and San Antonio Spurs during the tournament's opening phase.
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