12 Jun
His legacy as a Los Angeles Laker was sealed in just four tenths of a second in San Antonio back in 2004. His three championship rings already validated his status as an invaluable cog in the clockwork of the Laker dynasty that ushered in the new millennium.
Now, Derek Fisher has authored the moment that will [...]
Posted in Breaking News, Lakers, Playoffs by: Chris Shellcroft
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02 Jun
Kobe Bryant. This is a given, so I figured I’d get it out of the way. The man is a winner. Unlike Lebron, though, he’s a winner surrounded by other winners. That makes for a winning team.
Lamar Odom. Lamar is one of those guys who is not built like the [...]
Posted in Lakers, Playoffs by: Ryan Kane
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14 May
Imagine Megan Fox having a one-night stand with Jonah Hill. Now imagine her doing it three times in 10 days. That describes the Lakers’ performance in this second-round series against the Rockets.
The only thing worse than the talent discrepancy the Lakers hold over the Rockets is the “gives a sh**” discrepancy the Rockets hold over [...]
Posted in Gameday, Kobe, Lakers, Phil Jackson, Playoffs, Purple Post Game by: kareemabduladam
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12 May
10 Things I Hate About the Houston Rockets…
10. That I actually like seeing Dikembe Mutombo’s reaction on the bench when the Rockets make a nice play.
9. That milk-drinker/do-gooder Shane Battier looks like a pug and saves kittens out of trees. He’s the kind of guy every girl’s old man wants them to bring home. I [...]
Posted in 10 Things, Features, Gameday, NBA by: kareemabduladam
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08 May
Here are the 10 things I’ll be watching during tonight’s Lakers-Rockets Game 3:
10. How much burn will Andrew Bynum get tonight? 10 minutes? 15? 20? Less than 10? Diaper Drew might be stuck in the playpen for the rest of this series.
9. Will we see the small-ball line-up of Jordan Farmar at the point, Shannon [...]
Posted in Features, Gameday, Kobe, Lakers, NBA, Phil Jackson, Playoffs by: kareemabduladam
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