Jackson's late 3s save Warriors (AP)

Lakers Blog found this 3/24/2008 on sports.yahoo.com [flag]

Stephen Jackson scored six of his 31 points on two 3-pointers in the final 38 1/2 seconds, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 115-111 Sunday night after blowing a 26-point lead. Jackson's first 3-pointer gave the Warriors a 112-108 lead. After Kobe Bryant's 3-pointer with 30.5 seconds left drew the Lakers within one, Jackson connected from the top of the key with 8.5 seconds... [link]

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A result Robert Louis Stevenson might have authored, were he a sports novelist
Published 3/24/2008 by kambrothers at Lakers Blog
Why? Because this 115-111 fall to the Warriors closely resembled the plot line of "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," one of his classic and timeless works. The first half was the Mr. Hyde" persona, the one that's completely out of control. The second half, however, was all about the more refined Dr. Jekyll. And like that quack when he wasn't drinking his bad seed elixir, the Lakers were sophisticated, refined, efficient, crowd pleasing and earning the town's respect during that time period. Kobe Bryant and Lamar Odom were the biggest purple and gold ...

Day 146 of 170: Capt Jack Makes It Rain (Threes)
Published 3/24/2008 by Patrick at Give Me The Rock
... Line of the Night: Stephen Jackson (6.1). My, how times have changed. Could you have seen this written about Jackson before this season? ...

Oh Captain, My Captain

thewarmstove posted 3/24/2008 from thewarmstove.blogspot.com

Any NBA team that gives up a 26-point lead usually doesn’t deserve to win the game. More than likely, they won’t even get the chance to make it close, anyways. Additionally, any team that blows a 26-point advantage often doesn’t deserve to win the game, either. On Easter Sunday the Lakers hosted the Warriors in Part 1 of the Battle of California, in what would become an incredible and unpredic...

A result Robert Louis Stevenson might have authored, were he a sports novelist

The Lakers Nation found this 3/24/2008 on lakersblog.latimes.com

Why? Because this 115-111 fall to the Warriors closely resembled the plot line of "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," one of his classic and timeless works. The first half was the Mr. Hyde" persona, the one that's completely out of control. The ...

Crucifido's Corner: Lakers vs. Warriors (Game 70 3/23/08)

BDG posted 3/24/2008 from www.clublakers.com

It was a bright and sunny day here in So Cal. The hybrid summer/spring season felt like it officially kicked in. As the sun began to set and the Lakers took the court against the Warriors, the day would hopefully continue to on its pace with a Laker win. However, the great day led to a disappointing game from the purple and gold. The game wasn’t without its positives, but overall it was a ...

Jackson wins duel with Kobe, Warriors nix Lakers

Signal to Noise found this 3/24/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

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Warriors waste 26-point lead, recoup to edge Lakers

Deadspin found this 3/24/2008 on www.usatoday.com

Stephen Jackson scored six of his 31 points on two three-pointers in the final 38 seconds, and the Golden State Warriors beat ...

Warriors 115, Lakers 111
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Stephen Jackson made two 3-pointers in final 40 seconds to send the Golden State Warriors to a 115-111 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night.

Jackson's Late Clutch Performance Lifts Warriors Past Lakers
Stephen Jackson scored six of his 31 points on two 3-pointers in the final 38 1/2 seconds, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 115-111 Sunday night after blowing a 26-point lead.

Kobe > MJ
I’ve had this conversation with many people many times but I still don’t think everyone knows all the facts before they give their opinion. This conversation involves the hated Kobe Bryant and the unanimously loved Michael Jordan. ...

Golden State Warriors: Captain Jack snaps nine game losing streak at Staples Center
Two huge threes from Co-Captain Stephen Jackson in the last 39 seconds of the game ended a Warriors five-year road losing streak to the Lakers. Jackson had 31 points, Monta Ellis also had 31 points along with seven rebounds and five assists ...

Kobe is greater then MJ
I’ve had this conversation with many people many times but I still don’t think everyone knows all the facts before they give their opinion. This conversation involves the hated Kobe Bryant and the unanimously loved Michael Jordan. ...