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Lakers Look Limp, Must Wins With Backs Against WallBy Roy Azoulay on May 6th, 2011 | 2 Comments
Who would’ve thought that this Lakers team would lose their first two games at home? Who thought that they would have their backs against the wall against an old Mavericks team? It’s quite depressing watching the Lakers fall apart before our eyes. This situation isn’t a good look for those in purple and gold and knowing that they are playing the most disappointing basketball does... -
Lakers Look Like Champs, Await War With MavsBy Roy Azoulay on April 29th, 2011 | 1 Comment
About time! It may have taken them six games but all that matters is that they got it done. The Lakers finally showed up in games five and six and dominated like they know how. You sensed the Lakers thought they would cruise through the Hornets the way they came out in game one but as the series went on they came out with more and more urgency. They actually decided to wake up,stretch their limb... -
Lakers Need To Wake Up To WinBy Roy Azoulay on April 25th, 2011 | No Comments
The Lakers had a chance to pretty much wrap up the series by winning game four on the road in New Orleans. They could’ve been up 3-1 going back home but they for some reason were not motivated enough to get it done. They now face an uphill battle since the Hornets now have enough confidence knowing that they can compete with the two-time defending champs. Chris Paul had a monster game despit... -
Sixth Man of the Year Helps Lakers Redeem Game One EmbarrassmentBy Roy Azoulay on April 21st, 2011 | 1 Comment
Put all worries to rest as the Lakers won their first game of the 2011 playoffs at home on Wednesday night. In game one they played no defense and let the Hornets pick and roll their way to victory but i guess Phil really handed it to them after because they actually played big in game two. The Lakers’ big men used their size and length effectively this game on both ends of the court. They... -
I’ll Take the Laker Turnover, With a Side of L’s, but Please Hold the Home Court AdvantageBy Roy Azoulay on April 11th, 2011 | 1 Comment
The way the lakers are playing in the last 5 games is disgraceful with the lack of effort being shown on the court. It seems as though they have forgotten to play defense and believe that TO’s count for something positive. In the past 5 losses, the Lakers have accumulated an astronomical 80+ turnovers, thats more than 16 a game. 16+ turnovers a game! During the Lakers 9 game win streak they... -
No Win, No ProblemBy Roy Azoulay on April 6th, 2011 | 1 Comment
The Lakers are looking tired after losing their second in a row to the Jazz on Tuesday night. In the two losses, they have a combined 39 turnovers, and that’s definitely not championship basketball. They put themselves in a close game against a young Jazz team who didn’t make the playoffs this year and couldn’t pull through. Kobe wasn’t aggressive enough in the first half o... -
Lakers Spring CleaningBy Roy Azoulay on March 29th, 2011 | 1 Comment
The Lakers have a nice flow going since the all-star break, winning 15 of their last 16 after losing 3 in a row including a loss at Cleveland. They really have bounced back for the spring time looking unstoppable with Kobe making sure he gets his votes for MVP. The rest of the starters are playing well, especially Andrew Bynum who’s looking fit for the playoffs putting up double-doubles in 6... -
The Secret to the Suns Winning The Series Against Kobe and The LakersThe Suns stunned the Lakers last night in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. Their bench exploded for 54 points, but the real key is the Lakers Triangle versus the Suns 2-3 Zone. Coach Nick will show you the problems the Lakers are running into, and also reveal the Secret strategy that will win the series for the Suns. ...
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2010 NBA Playoffs: Game 1 Lakers vs. Suns – Kobe and the Lakers Cause Sun Spots for Nash and StoudemireBy coachnick on May 18th, 2010 | No Comments
The Lakers look like the team they were when they were steam rolling the rest of the league earlier this year. They don’t need to run much of their offense, since they can get the ball to the post so easily. Robin Lopez is a game changer, and needs to play much more. He had a +2 point differential – which is next to impossible for a starter on a team that lost by 21 points. ...

