With Gasol, Is the Laker Offense Unstoppable?
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Preview and Chat: Sacramento Kings
Published 4/6/2008 by Kurt at Forum Blue And Gold
... Lakers: Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Vladamir Radmanovic, Lamar Odom, Pau Gasol
Kings: Anthony Johnson, Kevin Martin, John Salmons, Mikki Moore, Spencer Hawes
Lakers Notes: I’ve focused on my frustrations on what passes for the Lakers defense, but not watching the Lakers for a week then watching the way the offense clicked against Dallas reminded me just how much fun this team can be to watch.
I was going to break down some numbers, but Tom Ziller did that already and did it well at Fanhouse:
The Los Angeles offensive ...
GAME 77 vs Evil Los Angeles, Game Thread
Published 4/7/2008 by TZ <info@sactownroyalty.com> at Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts
... alert. The Lakers visit Sacramento for the last time until next spring. And I hear the gym's sold out. (Praying for no M-V-P chants.) As you'd expect, Kurt from Forum Blue & Gold has a thoughtful preview, which reminds us how potent the Kings' screen-roll and cut-focused offense was against the Lakers last time around. I have a pleasant memory from that game, and I'm sure you all recall it a bit too. This should be a highly offensive game. 6:00 p.m. is the start. Go Kings.
How The Lakers Beat You
Published 4/18/2008 by Jeremy <info@pickaxeandroll.com> at Pickaxe And Roll: Front Page Posts
... On offense, the Lakers are amazing right now. Some would say unstoppable, although I wouldn't go that far. But, you can't bottle them up for long. To start, here is the ultra-short breakdown of the "triangle" offense the Lakers run plays are not set in stone like most offenses, rather the goal is to read and react to what the defense gives you. Double Gasol in the post or Kobe, and they should be able to pass out and thanks to the spacing the offense calls for someone should get an open shot. Either an open three or diving to the hoop. To defend the Lakers you ...





