Los Angeles Lakers: 6 observations that righted the Lakers ship for 2020
By Ronald Agers
The Los Angeles Lakers will start 2020 like they did the beginning of the season. On a hot streak.
The Lakers have to play defense to be a dominant team. Plain and simple. Over the last two games, they have done that. Against Dallas, they held them to 95 points with LeBron having an off night shooting the ball (13 points 3-of-10 shooting!) and Kuzma scoring the same amount of points anyone reading this article did.
The Lakers finished the month at 9-5, which is very good for NBA teams in a month. The Lakers can basically run the table until they face the Houston Rockets on January 18th. If they do, it’s going to be very tough for the rest of the contenders to catch up.
In other words. relax and enjoy the moment.
From Lake Show Life to you and yours, we’ll let LeBron James take us out.
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Lake Show Life joins the NBA family in mourning the loss of NBA Commissioner Emeritus David Stern. He passed on January 1st. Everyone that is attached in some way to the NBA owes this man a huge debt of gratitude.
David Stern died today at age 77.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 1, 2020
When Stern became commissioner in 1984, NBA league revenues were $165 million/yr and average player salaries were $290K.
When he retired in 2013, league revenues had risen to $5.5 billion/yr and average salaries were $5.7 million. pic.twitter.com/qkiCWwFgFp
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R.I.P. Mr. Stern from the staff at Lake Show Life.