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Lakers Fought ‘Til the Bitter End but Fall Short Against Jazz

October 28, 2016 by Rey Moralde

As a Laker fan, you cannot help but be proud of these guys. Sure, they lost to the Utah Jazz, 96-89 online pharmacy order xenical without prescription with best prices today in the USA , but they clawed, scrapped, scratched, bit, punched, kicked, and screamed (okay, not really screamed) the entire game. Even if they […]

10 Thoughts from an Opening Night Win

October 27, 2016 by Darius Soriano

We already gave you a recap to the game, but when the Lakers win on opening night as home underdogs against a team with James Harden and a ton of offensive firepower by holding them to 18 4th quarter points — including only 4 points in the final 3 minutes — there is more to […]

Lakers Open 2016-17 Regular Season with Win Over Rockets

October 27, 2016 by Rey Moralde

So remember four years ago when Steve Nash and Dwight Howard had that magazine cover and it said “NOW THIS IS GOING TO BE FUN”? Well, it definitely wasn’t fun that particular season but if I was good at photoshop, I would mock up a cover of the Laker kids with that same exact headline. […]

Talking Lakers vs. Warriors with Danny Leroux

October 20, 2016 by Darius Soriano

The Lakers lost their 4th straight preseason game — and 2nd straight to the Warriors — on Tuesday night, but that L doesn’t quite tell the entire story. While several key players did not play as well as one would hope (Russell and, especially, Clarkson), there were some positives displayed from others. Brandon Ingram had […]

10 Thoughts From the Lakers’ Preseason Opener

October 5, 2016 by Darius Soriano

The Lakers returned to the court to play an actual…uh…preseason basketball game on Tuesday night and, what do you know, they won! Luke Walton for President! This team is a juggernaut! Break up the Lakers. BREAK UP THE LAKERS. In all seriousness, it was nice to see these guys back on the floor and showing […]

Lakers Lose Game, Larry Nance to Probable Broken Hand

July 14, 2016 by Darius Soriano

This was a tale of two-halves game. The Lakers controlled the first half, defending well, pushing the pace for easy baskets, and taking care of the ball. The went into the break with a double digit lead and it looked like their formula for winning was going right as planned. In the 2nd half, though, […]

D’Angelo Russell Dominates, Lakers Move to 3-0 in Summer League

July 11, 2016 by Darius Soriano

I don’t care if it’s summer league, winning is fun. And since the Lakers haven’t done much winning in recent years, I’m going to enjoy the W’s in any environment, thank you very much. The Lakers are now 3-0 in Las Vegas and after struggling in their 2nd game on Saturday, the team was back […]

D’Angelo Russell Still Has Ice in his Veins

July 9, 2016 by Darius Soriano

Even in summer league the 2nd night of a back to back matters. The Lakers dealt with some heavy legs and strong ball pressure from the 76ers and looked the part of a team struggling. After having everything work out for them against the Pelicans on Friday, Saturday brought a slog of a game which looked […]

Lakers’ Summer League – Game 1 Thoughts

July 9, 2016 by Darius Soriano

What a difference a year makes. Last summer in Las Vegas, the Lakers were somewhat of a disappointing team. D’Angelo Russell did not look as good as many hoped he would, Julius Randle looked strong and healthy – but also rusty, and team didn’t look too much like a team when running some of Byron Scott’s […]

Kobe Gives Fans One Last Memory with an Epic Farewell Game

April 14, 2016 by Darius Soriano

It is hard to think about it this way now after 20 years of amazing play that has made the sublime routine, but Kobe has built a career, no, a legend, off defying odds. It seems strange to say this about someone whose father was an NBA player and has the pedigree he does, but […]

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