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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... -
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... -
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... -
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. ... -
2009-2010 Lakers Schedule Announced – HighlightsBy Yuliya Polovinchik on August 5th, 2009 | No Comments
Today the official schedules for the 2009-2010 NBA season were released. This announcement is particularly exciting because it gives us fans an early look at which opponents our favorite teams will be facing and when. You can find the Lakers schedule released by the NBA. Because the regular season is 82 games long and most of us have lives outside of our NBA fanaticism, it’s difficult to catch... -
Pau Gasol Named Player of the MonthBy Daniel Sagal on March 3rd, 2009 | 2 Comments
Pau Gasol has been selected as the Western Conference Player of the Month for the month of February. The award is presented by Kia Motors and Gasol really did everything necessary to earn it in February. By taking over in the time that Andrew Bynum went down, Gasol has helped the Lakers go 11-3 and improve their standings in the Western Conference. The Lakers have really played on a different leve... -
Phil Jackson Coaching Western Conference All Star TeamBy Daniel Sagal on January 23rd, 2009 | No Comments
The title says it all. The Los Angeles Lakers sit atop the Western Conference at the midway point of the season which mean that Phil Jackson will be coaching the Western Conference All Star team. The team will include many of the Wests greatest players. This will be Jackson’s 3rd time coaching the All Star team. This is the official release from NBA.com: LOS ANGELES — The Lakers raise... -
Q&A With The Enemy: 48 MinutesBy Daniel Sagal on January 7th, 2009 | 2 Comments
With the Lakers blowing their chance to open the gap between themselves and their top competition, they folded in a depressing fourth quarter and allowed the New Orleans Hornets to easily dominate them by shooting 37 free throws. Luckily, the Lakers have a back to back and ready to take on the Warriors. This will be a great opportunity to get over the loss quickly. The Warriors however cannot be t...

