It loads fine on my Mac. You just copy/paste the link into QuickTime (you must have Flip4Mac for this to work). Janeironation works great for both live and archive.

Another one to try:
http://www.andromedanet.com/tvtuner_abc7kabc.html

Andromeda only works for me for live, not archive.

Lakers.com are reporting that Pau will be out for the remainder of the trip:

“Pau Gasol was injured in the 1st Quarter of the Lakers game at New Orleans. Pau rolled his ankle and immediately left the game. X-rays were negative. The ankle sprain is severe enough that he will miss the remainder of the Lakers 4 game road trip. Pau will be re-assessed in the next few days to determine the full extent of the injury.”

I’m just so heart broken right now.

As for the next game, not to say I’m hoping, but Pau looks unlikely to play. They would rather rest it to keep the swelling down and will probably be back within a week. By this time, the road trip would be over but we could see a totally different Kobe in these stretches. Kobe will have a different mind set on his mind and he will let the whole world know who’s MVP when you’re 2 seven footers are down, and you will beat the NBA’s hottest team on a 21-game streak.

Kobe played out of his mind tell he felt the need to take over. I can’t blame him to tell the truth, it felt like the game was slipping away at this point.

And oh yeah, I’m as big a laker fan as there is, but CP3 IS the MVP if you’re defining MVP under the parameters of “most valuable player to your team.” he makes that team go. He can get to any spot on the floor he wants to. He sets up teammates with countless open looks and lobs. He’s hitting wide open 3s. He can no doubt finish in the lane. The guy’s a beast at the most important position on the court. Definately a joy to watch as a b-ball fan. (and yes, I know that I tend to take Kobe for granted from watching him so much)

During the First half, Lamar played inspirational basketball, and, along with Luke, kept the Lakers in the game–even in the lead.

Then the coaches told Lamar that the Hornets were incapable of guarding him–(how could they?)–and he (predictably) reverted to pre-Gasol. He hoisted a total of three (count ‘em) of his patented Oh! No! Dumb! 3 point attempts (and missed them all, of course). He went his usual one miss, one hit on his free throws. But the play that led Phil to call a time out in the third was one that illustrated his complete reversion. He made a great effort to corral a rebound, then threw a hopeless length of court lob (intended for Kobe) that was picked off and turned into Hornet points.

Kobe also reverted to the Kobe of old, and the team almost looked like a Tomjanovich Laker era throwback (upcheckers paradise)–with better defense.

Let’s hope for the best rather than fear for the worst.

Again, agree with you about Phil leaving Kobe on the bench. But with this being such a big game that means a lot to the western conf standings, Kobe needed to be out there to guide the team…especially when Gasol went down.
This team lost its confidence and swagger once he left the game.
Overall, this team needs to play smart D on the pick and roles and need to cut down there 3 pt attempts and attack the rim a lot more through drible penetrations and get easier shot opportunities.

I disagree about adding more players, especially at this late in the season. Pau Gasol’s transition into the offense was made smooth because of his high basketball IQ. I doubt Ira Newble can get a hang of it in this short span of time. The Lakers should focus the majority of their practices on defense, as that is hurting us most.

I agree about the shot selection, especially when the Hornets went into a zone. Farmar was very timid about passing it into the middle, as was Kobe. Instead, it was settling for threes and on a night the offense wasn’t clicking, it came back to hurt us.

PJ’s decision to rest Kobe during that critical stretch in the 4th quarter was a puzzler. But I’m guessing he has his reasons. I think someone mentioned it best, that this Laker team has yet to develop a killer instinct, which is ironic since Kobe has been seen as the alpha killer in the league for awhile now. But the team as a collective whole does not have that mentality to “rip a heart out”, so to speak. That attitude is definitely needed.

So although Gasol’s injury hurt, this was definitely a winnable game. The defense, once again, just wasn’t up to par. I hope Kobe starts to practice what he preaches. I see him resorting back to 06 Kobe, the one that stays in a semi-zone semi-man. This spreads down to the rest of the team. If he’s playing hard defense, the rest of the team will do as well. If he’s not, then bad things happen to the team.