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Worst of the Night: March 24, 2008
Published 3/25/2008 by Basketbawful at Basketbawful
Milwaukee Bucks: If the Bucks haven't completely quit on coach Larry Krystkowiak, then how do you explain last night's ugly -- and I mean Jocelyn Wildenstein-ugly -- loss to the Chris Quinn-led Miami Heat? (Yes, that Chris Quinn.) Milwaukee scored 73 points (a season-lnow), shot 35 percent (27-for-76), and committed 19 turnovers (to only 11 assists). And unlike the Heat -- who featured a makeshift starting lineup of Ricky Davis, Mark Blount, Earl Barron, Daequan Cook, and Quinn -- the Bucks weren't hampered by injury, unless you count Charlie Bell and his sprained right knee...and you don't. A few ...
No End in Sight
Published 3/25/2008 by fknmclane at Your Face is a Sports Blog
Warning: this is a post related to the NBA. If you think it's a niche sport or just plain hate it, too bad, so sad. I'm going anyway . The Suns had a huge game last night against the Pistons. The Warriors also played a very important game against the Lakers. Both contests ended not so much with controversy but with complete and utter incompetence displayed by the officials. First, the Suns/Pistons game. The 4th quarter and overtime were not a good 17 minutes for the officiating crew headed by Joe Forte. With about 2 minutes remaining in regulation, Shaq came down with an offensive rebound only to get raked across both arms and knocked in the head by ...
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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 ...Warriors 115, Lakers 111: Nellie’s story–Out-coached by one Jackson, saved by another
ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog found this 3/24/2008 on www.mercextra.com
What a horrendous, great, gutsy, unfathomable, ugly, incredible game at Staples Center tonight. (Note: I wasn’t there.) The Warriors and Don Nelson can feel good (terrific start), feel unconsolable (give up a 26-point lead to a Laker team ...OPEN THREAD: Game 70 - Lakers @ Warriors - Revenge of the Fakers!
EPIC CARNIVAL | SPORTS NEWS WITH A TWIST found this 3/24/2008 on www.goldenstateofmind.com
Warriors (W-L): 43-26 Lakers (W-L): 48-22 Time: 7:30pm PST TV: FSN Bay Area Radio: KNBR 680 Tony.psd did it again. Check out his site! EPISODE IV Cali Wars - Revenge of the Lakers Long time ago but really today, in a Oracle ...Kobe Scores 30, Lakers Hold Off Warriors in OT 123-119
SportFiends found this 3/25/2008 on www.slamdunkcentral.com
If anything else, Monday’s matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors was highly entertaining, unlike a ummmm… Miami-Orlando game. The Lakers’ Kobe Bryant scored 23 second-half points, which were key in ...Bad Call? I Think Not... Move On Oakland
LABallTalk posted 3/25/2008 from www.laballtalk.com
In last nights game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors there was plenty of complaining from both sides. The Warriors stole the first game of the home and home set on Sunday at the Staples Center and the Lakers were prepared to battle in Oakland last night. The Warriors came out strong, again, took an 11 point lead at halftime, and again, managed to blow the lead...Officials Ruin Great Lakers-Warriors Game
Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts found this 3/27/2008 on sports.aol.com
For the second straight night , the Lakers and Warriors treated us to some very exciting NBA basketball. While the Warriors' Stephen Jackson made sure that his team won the first one in Los Angeles, the referees at the end of last night's game made a ...RECAP: Warriors 115, Lakers 111: Forcefully Clutch.
The W Column found this 3/27/2008 on www.goldenstateofmind.com
Family Guy: Tiefighter - We could have used these two in the second half! Tonight couldn't have been written any better by a Hollywood producer. Tonight's game had beauty, heart, energy, impotence, and then a Hollywood ending! We went down to ...Preview: Bobcats in Los Angeles
Posted 3/26/2008 on Los Angeles Lakers
After stealing a victory from the Warriors in Oakland Monday night, the Lakers return to Los Angeles tonight for a meeting with the Charlotte Bobcats. The Lakers defeated the Warriors, 123-119 behind 30 points from Kobe Bryant. “It was a huge win, especially for us,” said Kobe Bryant after the game. “You have to remember we are [...]Warriors split with Lakers, Denver closing in
Posted 3/25/2008 on The City
The Warrior’s lost a heart-breaker 123-119 against the Lakers in the second half of a back-to-back Monday. After blowing a big halftime the Dubs, they staged a late rally to send the game to OT. Lamar Odom hit a layup with under ten seconds to go in the extra period and a questionable Monta Ellis offensive foul on the final inbound iced the game. The call drew the ire of the Warrior’s ...Takedown (Warriors 119, Lakers 123)
Posted 3/25/2008 on Warriors
I hated the Lakers before Monday night. I hated their fans showing up in my building twice a year chanting MVP, the smugness and entitlement with which the entire franchise operates, and the all-too-predictable results of our match-ups. Sunday night, it looked like the Warriors might be working their way past all of [...]Crucifido’s Corner: Lakers vs. Warriors (Game 71 3/24/08)
Posted 3/25/2008 on Los Angeles Lakers
The Time The Sequel Surpasses The First The Lakers had to go up to Oakland looking to redeem themselves against a team that they should beat without having to come back from 26 down. Luckily, through this hard fought game, the Lakers found the composure they sorely lacked in L.A.. They rode that, along with [...]Live from Oakland- Lakers vs. Warriors
Posted 3/25/2008 on Lakers Blog
It's throwback night at the arena, so the Lakers are wearing the old school mid/late eighties home jerseys, while the Warriors are in their blue/gold numbers from back in the day. I'm not sure there's a team that's reworked their look to the degree that GSW has over the years. Pretty mellow pregame intros at Oracle, at least in terms of pyrotechnics. Just a lot of cheering, flashing lights, ...Interesting things I learned about the Warriors from Sunday's game notes
Posted 3/24/2008 on Lakers Blog
Having watched two halves during Sunday's game that basically illustrated how both to beat and lose to the Warriors, there's not a whole lot more to talk about heading into tonight's rematch. But that doesn't mean I can't scour yesterday's Golden State game notes for interesting nuggets about the team. (Really, not that much changes one game to the next, right? It's this sort of attention to ...Preview and Chat: Golden State Warriors
Posted 3/24/2008 on Forum Blue And Gold
Records: Lakers 48-22 (2 seed, percentage points back of New Orleans); Warriors 43-26 (8 seed) Offensive ratings: Lakers 114.2 (3rd); Warriors 114 (4th) Defensive ratings: Lakers 106.6 (5th); Warriors 110.5 (22nd) Projected Starting Lineups: Lakers: Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Vladimir Radmanovic, Lamar Odom, Ronny Turiaf Warriors: Barron Davis, Monta Ellis, Stephen Jackson, Andris ...In Case You'd Forgotten, Stephen Jackson Makes Love to Pressure
Posted 3/24/2008 on FanHouse
Very entertaining game last night between the Warriors and Lakers. L.A. wasn't ready for the frenetic pace that the Warriors play at, and turned the ball over 14 times in the first half on the way to falling behind by 23 at the break. The Lakers made a furious comeback, eventually taking a two point lead with under four minutes to play. But Stephen Jackson hit two clutch threes in the final ...Welcome to Opposite World
Posted 3/24/2008 on andboo Sports
Much like my March Madness bracket, the outcome of NBA games did not turn out as I expected. The Golden State Warriors rode into Los Angeles, against the Lakers, Sunday night and came away with an improbable win. Prior to the win, the Warriors had lost 9 straight in LA against the Lakers. Stephen Jackson was money with two threes in the span of 40 seconds at the end of the game to preserve ...NBA Wrap: Mavs can’t beat a winning team, Stephen Jackson lifts the Warriors past the Lakers
Posted 3/24/2008 on SportFiends
Warriors 115 - Lakers 111 Stephen Jackson and Kobe Bryant went at in the final minute of this one. With the Lakers down 4 points each time down the floor, Kobe hit a three pointer to pull his team to within one but Stephen Jackson responded each time with 2 three pointers in the final minute to ice the game for the Warriors. Besides the heroics of Stephen Jackson, Mante Ellis also had a ...Los Angeles Lakers NBA Lakers fall at home to Warriors, 115-111
Posted 3/24/2008 on FastBreakBlog
The Los Angeles Lakers dropped a home game for only the 9th time this NBA season (24-9), to the Golden State Warriors, 115-111.Jackson, Ellis Combine For 62 As Warriors Slip Past Lakers 115-111
Posted 3/24/2008 on Slam Dunk Central
Maybe it takes nearly blowing a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter to prove the mettle of the Golden State Warriors; Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers proved to be one of the sternest tests for Golden State thus far as they nearly threw away a 26-point lead. Thankfully for the Warriors, Stephen Jackson drained a pair of three-pointers in the final 38.5 seconds of the ...TLN’s Post-Game Report: Lakers vs. Warriors
Posted 3/24/2008 on The Lakers Nation
This should have been one of those memorable games for the Lakers. Unfortunately, Stephen Jackson spoiled it. It’s amazing that the Lakers could score 111 points on 41% shooting and 8-27 threes. How did the Lakers jack up more threes than the Warriors? Kobe had 9 alone! The biggest problem for the Lakers was the fast pace which led to 18 turnovers. The Lakers just didn’t take care of the ...Live from Staples- Lakers vs. Warriors
Posted 3/24/2008 on Lakers Blog
One thing about playing the Warriors, it's never boring. There could be enough excitement in this one to help the body digest all that ham*. BK *Ham, in this case, is used as a catch all for anything anyone happened to eat today. I do believe, though, it's a red letter day in the ham industry. FIRST QUARTER: Lakers win the tip. I assume that means they win the game. Maybe, maybe not, but if ...OPEN THREAD: Game 69 - Warriors @ Lakers - A New Hope
Posted 3/23/2008 on Golden State Of Mind: Front Page Posts
Warriors (W-L): 42-26 Lakers (W-L): 48-21 Time: 6:30pm PST TV: FSN Bay Area Radio: KNBR 680 Tony.psd did it again. Check out his site! EPISODE III Cali Wars - A New Hope Long time ago but really today, in a Staple Center far far away ... Jump CALI WARS A New Hope It is a war for state domination. Our heroic Warriors, attacking a fan bandwagon stadium, who ...Preview: Lakers Take On Warriors
Posted 3/23/2008 on Los Angeles Lakers
The Lakers look to continue their home-dominance over the Warriors tonight as they battle Golden State for the 3rd time this season - each team having won a game apiece on their home floor. Los Angeles comes in off a 130-105 victory over the Sonics. The Lakers had 8 players who scored in double digit figures [...]Golden State Warriors: Chat and Preview
Posted 3/23/2008 on Forum Blue And Gold
“I think we’re the front-runner. If we had a healthy roster, I’d be very much more comfortable saying that. But at this point, given our schedule, I think we have a real good opportunity.” - Phil Jackson Records: Lakers 48-21 (1 seed), Warriors 42-26 (8 seed West) (4 seed East) Offense Ratings: Lakers-109.7 (3rd), Warriors-109.4 (4th) Defense Ratings: Lakers- ...TLN’s Game Preview For Two: Lakers vs. Warriors
Posted 3/23/2008 on The Lakers Nation
This is the preview for the Home and Home series against the Warriors for March 23rd and 24th. Personally, I don’t know why it’s called a “Home and Home” because we play one at home and the next one away, but anyhow, that’s just me. The Lakers are finally rolling again after adapting to yet another loss of a big man (Gasol). They’ve won two in a roll beating a ...Derek Fisher fools Delaney on a dirty play to cost Golden State the game.
Published 3/25/2008 on Bleacher Report - NBA
Another Drama with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors ended in a pathetic overtime display by official Bob Delaney and Lakers guard Derek Fisher. In a playoff type environment at Oracle Arena and a night before at the Staples ...Lakers' Derek Fisher's Dirty Play Costs Golden State the Game
Published 3/25/2008 on Bleacher Report - NBA
Another drama with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors ended in a pathetic overtime display by official Bob Delaney and Lakers guard Derek Fisher. In a playoff type environment at Oracle Arena and a night before at the Staples ...Referee's beat Golden State Warriors in OT
Published 3/25/2008 on Bleacher Report - NBA
If you've been watching college basketball, you have seen the UCLA Bruins benefit from more than a few friendly calls from the referee's. Now it seems the Bruin's good luck has shifted to their NBA counterparts, the Lakers. Fifty-two ...Referees Beat Golden State Warriors in OT
Published 3/25/2008 on Bleacher Report - NBA
If you've been watching college basketball, you have seen the UCLA Bruins benefit from more than a few friendly calls from the referees. Now it seems the Bruin's good luck has shifted to their NBA counterparts, the Lakers. Fifty-two minutes and ...Odom's OT layup lifts Lakers by Warriors (AP)
Published 3/25/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - NBA News
Lamar Odom made the go-ahead layup with 9 seconds left in overtime, and the Los Angeles Lakers shook off the Golden State Warriors' frantic regulation rally to hang on for a 123-119 victory Monday night, concluding an immensely entertaining ...Golden State Warriors: Captain Jack snaps nine game losing streak at Staples Center
Published 3/24/2008 on Bleacher Report - NBA
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 ...Jackson's late 3s save Warriors (AP)
Published 3/24/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - NBA News
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 ...
