Rejoice, the NBA season is finally here.
Today marks the beginning of many things: the start of Kobe Bryant‘s 20th NBA season, the start of D’Angelo Russell‘s rookie season but most importantly, the start of another chance for the Los Angeles Lakers to prove their doubters wrong.
The last three seasons have been a trainwreck but the drafting of Russell, the emergence of Jordan Clarkson and the return of Julius Randle are all cause for celebration.
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This Lakers season represents the ultimate paradox: the Lakers are young and old, the Lakers are embracing the future but are committed to the past.
Regardless, this season should prove to be one of the most exciting, if not interesting, seasons in Lakers’ history.
Here is all the important information you need to know for tonight’s Season Opener:
Los Angeles Lakers vs. Minnesota Timberwolves – 7:30PM PT
Staples Center – Los Angeles, California
TV: TWC SportsNet, ESPN
Radio: 710AM ESPN
Favorite: Los Angeles Lakers by 3.5
Injury Report
Los Angeles Lakers:
Probable: Kobe Bryant (leg), Jordan Clarkson (shoulder)
Doubtful: Larry Nance Jr. (knee)
Minnesota Timberwolves:
Questionable: Nikola Pekovic (ankle)
Enjoy the game and be sure to check in with LakeShowLife for frequent updates throughout the season!
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