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Clips Nation found this 12/27/2007 on myespn.go.com [flag]
Compiled by your humble servant Kurt from Forum Blue and Gold . Unless you don't like them, in which case Henry did them. The Phoenix Suns have dropped five of eight, and the reason may be a harbinger of future playoff problems -- the Suns can't stop big men . Andrew Bynum had a career high 28 for the Lakers on Christmas. Two nights earlier Chris Bosh put up 42 (his career high). The ... [link]

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Clippers vs. Suns - Game Preview and Open Thread
Published 12/27/2007 by ClipperSteve <info@clipsnation.com> at Clips Nation
... lately (hat tip to TrueHoop).  Andrew Bynum and Al Jefferson have each gotten career highs against Phoenix in recent Suns losses.  Chris Kaman is having a career year, going into a game against a team giving up career games to rival bigs.  His mouth should be watering.  Amare Stoudemire is not huge, nor is he a great low post defender.  If Kaman can read the Suns double teams effectively, he could (should?) have a big game. ...

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Suns at Lakers Game Info

Indy Cornrows found this 12/26/2007 on www.nba.com

Full Scoreboard Tue, Dec 25 Heat Cavaliers 82 96 Final Suns Lakers 115 122 Final Supersonics Trail Blazers 79 89 Final Suns 115 Team 1 2 3 4 T Suns 26 36 27 26 115 Lakers 25 37 30 30 122 Final Lakers 122 Game Links : Game Final Boxscore Full ...
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New and Improved Lakers Beat Suns for the Second Time This Season

David Friedman posted 12/26/2007 from 20secondtimeout.blogspot.com

Kobe Bryant had 38 points, seven assists and five rebounds as the L.A. Lakers beat the Phoenix Suns, 122-115. Bryant shot 12-20 from the field and 13-14 from the free throw line. ABC's Mark Jackson said that the Lakers' roster is better than the Suns' "in a landslide"--but if that were the case, they would not have needed 26 second half points from Bryant to save the day.
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Suns Brass Getting Restless

3 Shades of Blue found this 12/27/2007 on sports.aol.com

Phoenix is 16-4 and rife with talent. Hardly a team that needs to panic. Sure, there have always been those questions about whether they're "built to win in the playoffs." But, barring a Shawn Marion freak-out, management never let these concerns ...
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Word of the Day: Evaluation

chipc3 posted 12/27/2007 from 3shadesofblue.blogspot.com

Interesting view of the situation in Memphis.
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Santa delivers Christmas victory to Lakers by mistake

The Fantasy Sports Review posted 12/27/2007 from www.serioussportsnewsnetwork.com

LOS ANGELES, CA — The Los Angeles Lakers found themselves on the receiving end of a Christmas miracle earlier this week when they pulled out a victory over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night.
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