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Lakers Season Preview
Last Years Record: 42-40 Key Additions: Derek Fisher; getting rid of Smush Parker (a clear case of addition by subtraction); Javaris Crittenton Jean Dixon couldn’t predict what will happen to this year’s Lakers, so let’s just try to answer ...
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44 Shots
44. That’s how many shots Kobe took to score 48 points in the circus ring known as Key Arena Monday night. Was it too many? Is the sky falling? Has my agent called me back? Here are the Lakers individual offensive stats from the contest:  ...
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The Dark Lord
Previously unheralded outside of hardcore hoops circles, Tom Thibodeau is now being feted as a defensive genius and the architect behind the resurgence of the Boston Celtics. As Karl Rove was to GWB, TT is to Doc Rivers. How else do you explain it? A ...
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The Triangle and the Current Lakers
Rather than a post about my 12-team trade that would get the Lakers Jermaine O’Neal — and they only have to give up a rack of basketballs and two Laker girls to be named later — regular poster Renato Afonso sent in a very good breakdown of the ...
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Phil Jackson Speaks
Phil Jackson met with the media on Friday in advance of Lakers camp opening next Tuesday, and as you expect from Phil he said a few interesting things. If you want to watch the entire press conference, the always on it guys at Lakers.com have the ...
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Lamar Odom > Ron Artest
I think one thing most Lakers fans agree on is that the small forward position will be key for next year’s Lakers. Where the disagreement is exactly how to deal with that. But some think they have the answer. On this blog, in Lakers forums ...
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What’s The Deal With Blogs?
Sparked by emailed questions and conversations with people in the business of NBA information, I’m using the All-Star Break to look at some bigger picture questions about NBA blogging. Today the post talks about the growth of NBA blogs and why ...
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Tennis Stars’ NBA Equivalents
Sitting watching another night of the US Open tennis tournament—seeing Andy Roddick play the best tennis he could and still get swept by Roger Federer — I started thinking about what tennis player equated to what NBA player. So, for fun I started ...
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Preview and Chat: The Sacramento Kings
Records: Lakers 56-25 (1 seed); Kings 38-43 (11 seed) Offensive ratings: Lakers 114.7 (3rd); Kings 109.0 (13th) Defensive ratings: Lakers 107.2 (7th); Kings 111.5 (25th) Projected Starting Lineups: Lakers: Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Vladimir ...
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Forum Blue And Gold » Summer League Stats, Thoughts
FB+G takes a look at the Lakers' summer-league stats and breaks down what they mean for the team's future.
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Our Kevin Garnett Offer
As I said before, this blog entered a hypothetical bidding war with the Celtics and the Bulls for the rights to KG. This was really a group effort, my original proposal changed dramatically after reading at your comments, seeing your votes and...
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Phil’s Freefall
The Lakers have been freefall for a few weeks and it has exposed a few things. It exposed just how much damage the injuries have done to this team. It’s exposed players to roles that don’t suit them. And it has exposed some weaknesses in Phil ...
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So long, Brian Grant’s contract.
heh.
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The Starting Lineup
Most teams go to camp with a pretty good idea of who the starting five will be, and I think most Laker fans thought they knew too — Fisher, Bryant, Walton, Odom and Bynum (or, maybe Brown). But a new idea that fits with the team’s focus on ...

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Trevor Ariza — Come On Down
Well, we don’t have Brian Cook to kick around any more. The Lakers traded two for one , giving up Mo Evans and Brian Cook to get former UCLA Bruin Trevor Ariza. This trade strikes me as a win for the Lakers, I’ll miss the consistency of Evans ...
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Who Starts?
It’s been the question in the comments recently — start Bynum or bring him off the bench? He’s the best offensive center the Lakers have by far, and plays good defense for the most part (opposing centers are shooting just 37.5% and have a PER ...
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Blogs, Credibility and the NBA
Sparked by emailed questions and conversations with people in the business of NBA information, I’m using the All-Star Break to look at some bigger picture questions about NBA blogging. Today’s topic: How credible are blogs? And how NBA teams are ...
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Lakers/Jazz Thoughts
Some assorted thoughts from Game One, we’ll break down the details in the coming days: • I enjoyed that game because I enjoy watching two teams that know how to pass. That was smart hoops. • I also said this series was about defense — ...
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Your 08-09 Laker Roster
I think the best way to start a look at the off-season and any potential moves is to see what you’ve got. So what follows is a break-down of the Lakers roster by position going into next year, with a few comments after each player (some longer than ...

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