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Jordan Farmar Heckeled, Can you fly with those ears, Video. Come on people. It’s playoff basketball. You have playoff fouls and now we have playoff Hecklers.
All joking aside, the kid has big ears. I mean they have their own climate. They have their own gravitational poll. He must go through like a box of Q-tips a [...]
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Remember when Jordan Farmar was universally considered to be the Lakers' up-and-coming, very promising point guard of the f...
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The Lakers regained home court advantage with a 108-94 win against the Houston Rockets, but it was anyone’s gain in the hotly-contested first half.
Playing without starting point guard, Derek Fisher, the Lakers used the transition speed supplied by Jordan Farmar to match up with the Rockets, who for the most part kept the Lakers out [...]
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May 10, 2009
Jordan Farmar AMAZING hustle play to Trevor Ariza for the slam! [NBA.com] (via Lakernation024) The obvious connection here is two players from UCLA connecting on a play that perhaps set the tone for the Los Angeles in the second round of the NBA playoffs.Source: Bruins Nation Submitted By: BobTheBruin Direct Link
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May 08, 2009
For questions and/or comments during the game, Twitter @jhoff895:48 pm PST - 57 min. until tipoffStill no word on who Phil Jackson will replace Derek Fisher with tonight -- my guess is Jordan Farmar (as opposed to Shannon Brown) because Brown is playing at a much higher level than Farmar right now. You're probably thinking, "That's why you should start Brown," but...
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May 08, 2009
· Successful Starts: The Lakers have strived on hitting the ground running and thus scoring a relatively large amount of points in the first quarter; in Game 1’s loss they dropped 18 in the opening frame; in Game 2’s win: 39
· Transition Offense: The Rockets haven’t been able to keep up with the Lakers in the open court; the Lakers upped their fast-break point differential...
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