Found July 30, 2009 on
LA Ball Talk:
Alright, NOW I’m pretty sure I’ve seen it all.
The Lakers were a great team last year. They won the NBA Championship. With that said, there were very few interviews that took place that were “fun” with the exception of one or two about Lamar’s candy eating habits.
Now that the infamous Ron Artest has joined the [...]
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July 30, 2009
Ron's in Hong Kong cutting tracks with pop star Shin Shin, and he provided her a play-by-play of that legendary fight in Detroit. Artest tells the story like only he can. -Tas
Via Pistons Nation
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July 30, 2009
So let me get this straight, ISIAH THOMAS makes a list of most disliked sports personalities but PAC-MAN JONES is nowhere to be found? Shame on people in general.
Good TAYSHUAN PRINCE interview by Pistons.com’s Keith Langlois
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Via SPORTS by BROOKS
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July 30, 2009
There are only a handful of events in sports that can be unmistakably described in two short words. The Shot. The Play. And, of course, The Brawl. Ron Artest could retire from the NBA today, devote his life to spreading democracy in the Middle East or saving endangered baby butterflies in Tibet, and he’d still [...]
Via Dime
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July 28, 2009
I’ve always wanted to take a trip to Asia. Between the rich, ancient history, the unique cuisine and the chance to see Ron Artest perform live, I think I’d have a good time. Now thanks to my man Rahn Johnson I now have another reason to call my travel agent and book a flight. Feast [...]
Via Red's Army
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July 28, 2009
Despite Lamar Odom's free agent status, the Lake-show are still the favorites to win it all. -Tas
Via Spurs Talk
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July 30, 2009
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Via NBA Obsessed
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July 28, 2009
NBA Obsessed takes you into the hit and run game of NBA Basketball.
The Lakers picked up Ron Artest and say what you want about the guy, he can be a terrific basketball player and the Lakers are hoping by surrounding him with strong minds and a solid coach and a winning tradition that they will [...]Post from: NBA Obsessed
Via LA Ball Talk
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July 30, 2009
IT’S A DONE DEAL!!
The Lakers are back to being the overwhelming favorites to repeat as NBA Champions next season. After acquiring Ron Artest earlier in the Summer the Lakers drama began.
Contract disputes between the Los Angeles Lakers and Lamar Odom lasted over a month.
Today however is a brighter day for Los Angeles fans as the [...]
Via Bleacher Report
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July 31, 2009
The Los Angeles Lakers' offseason has been full of twists and turns. Expected from a team that resides themselves in Hollywood, the No. 1 spot for divas and superstars alike.
Ron Artest
After winning their franchise's 15th championship, the Lakers' organization got Ron Artest swapping places with Trevor Ariza.
Artest is an upgrade. He can average better numbers per game than Ariza...
Via Red's Army
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July 28, 2009
Bill Simmons recaps the NBA off-season in a two-part epic on ESPN.com. Minus all the quotes from "Almost Famous," his laughable choice as the best movie of the decade (off the top of my head - I'd take "Remember the Titans"), it's a good article about the NBA.He's not a big fan of the Rasheed Wallace signing or Marquis Daniels:The song Stillwater sang backstage before every concert...
Via SLAM Online
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July 31, 2009
by Marcel Mutoni
To the joy and relief of the vast majority of Laker fans, including yours truly, Lamar Odom rejoined the band yesterday, more or less officially kicking off the title defense for next season. Logic and history indicate that it will be a long, arduous, and potentially even disastrous journey for the Lakers, but not everyone thinks so.
According to some folks, this...
Via Bleacher Report
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July 31, 2009
I do have to admit one thing. That is, when I first heard that the Lakers traded Trevor Ariza to the Houston Rockets for Ron Artest, I was quite livid.
My first thoughts being, "Why in the hell would you trade a player that made several vital plays throughout your championship run, that is the glue that held the machine together, for a egotistical troublemaker?!"
Then, I took some...
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