Found July 15, 2009 on
Lake Show Life:
Lamar Odom thought he was in a staring contest with Jerry Buss. While L.O. waited for the Laker owner to blink, Dr. Buss simply got up from the table and walked away.
Now, the free agent forward finds himself in a place that many players better than him have; begging Dr. Buss for a new contract.
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Jerry Buss reportedly is upset that the free-agent forward and his agent have not responded to Lakers' offer of $9 million a season.
The Lakers have pulled their offer off the table to free-agent forward Lamar Odom, sources close to the negotiations said Tuesday.
Via CBSSports
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The Los Angeles Lakers have pulled their offer to Lamar Odom off the table, the 'L.A. Daily News' is reporting on its website late Tuesday night.
Via SoCal Sports Hub
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Report: Heat, offer Odom deal
The Miami Heat and Lamar Odom have discussed a deal that would approach the $9 million salary the free-agent forward nearly agreed to last week with the Los Angeles Lakers before talks broke down, the South Florida Su...
Via Bleacher Report
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July 14, 2009
At the Lakers' championship DVD release and player signing today, Lamar Odom was interviewed by the Orange County Register. This video was posted by Janis Carr.
Watch the video, and decide for yourself. Does it sound like Odom is leaving the championship Lakers for another team?
True, Mitch Kupchak said just yesterday that a Odom signing was becoming unlikely...
Via Chicago Sun Times
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July 17, 2009
The buzz out of the Las Vegas summer league is the Miami Heat has interest in trading for Utah Jazz forward Carlos Boozer and signing Los Angeles Lakers free agent Lamar Odom.
Via Bleacher Report
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July 17, 2009
In some ancient folklore, the quest for immortality came by way of courage, loyalty, and successful battle. No currency existed; no riches, so to speak, upon a warrior's return. The quest was more about valor and honor in one's people and purpose.
Check Beowulf. Scandinavian folklore is entrenched with those continuing to fight well beyond what could have been suited...
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