The Lakers were the only NBA team without a presence at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.
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March 04, 2013
Yi Jianlian never made a name for himself here in the United States, but he is still huge in China. You know who is also huge in China? Kobe Bryant. Kobe is still the top player marketed overseas for the NBA. They love him. So it was only natural for him an Yi to star in a commercial together. It’s a pretty sweet ad, entitled “Give Me the Ball”: Nike routinely puts out some...
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March 04, 2013
Lakers center Dwight Howard is struggling through one of the roughest seasons he’s had since entering the NBA. A warning to fans who feel like taking shots at the big man when he’s down, don’t get upset if he returns the favor.
Per Word On The Game, Howard was on Twitter earlier and was simply being his positive self when he tweeted out this quote.
Today’s a new day. Don’t...
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March 04, 2013
Kobe Bryant with the most powerful 2 of his 34 points as he soars for the jam over Josh Smith late in the fourth quarter leading his Lakers to a W:
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March 04, 2013
The Los Angeles Lakers finally got back to .500 on Sunday night with a 99-98 win over the Atlanta Hawks. It was a hard-fought victory on the NBA’s “Noche Latina” during which “Los Lakers” relied heavily on superstar guard Kobe Bryant.
Bryant was spectacular, scoring 34 points, while adding six rebounds, four assists and two steals. But the moment of the game came late in...
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March 04, 2013
The Los Angeles Lakers may not be a team of destiny, or champions, or even a playoff team, but do not tell that to them, as they are on a torrid run. Apparently oblivious to the outside world, the Lakers have finally started playing the way they should have all year. They are now at .500, 30-30 and only 2.5 games back of the Houston Rockets for the final playoff spot. Here is...
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March 04, 2013
When Kobe Bryant flew to Germany over a year to received treatment for his “bummy knee”, the one thing on his mind was prove to his haters that he is NOT [...]
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March 04, 2013
Sunday saw the Los Angeles Lakers do something they have not done in a long time--they made it back to .500 with a big win over the Atlanta Hawks, 99-98. Kobe Bryant led the way (shocker) with 34 points; 11 of which came in a tough fourth quarter including the last six for the team.
More heroics were necessary from the Black Mamba after the Lakers blew a 16-point lead in the second...
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March 04, 2013
The Lakers are back to being a .500 team. They have not seen such a statistic since the beginning of the new year. Their recent profound passion for basketball is [...]
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March 04, 2013
Not to be outdone by LeBron James‘ recent dunks, Kobe Bryant flashed some impressive ups on Sunday night.
The Lakers’ star threw down a powerful one-handed slam over the outreached arm of Josh Smith. Bryant didn’t quite posterize the Hawks’ forward, but that’s only because Smith was too scared to get in his way.
Bryant’s efforts didn’t quite match James’ two alley...
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March 04, 2013
You have to be careful when you tweet celebrities. Especially when you tweet them slander. They might just respond.
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March 04, 2013
Atlanta Hawks forward Josh Smith has known Dwight Howard since they were kids and played on the same AAU team. On Sunday Smith weighed on on the center’s future before the Hawks and Los Angeles Lakers tangled at Staples Center. He claimed Howard was simply too loyal to leave the Lakers this summer as a free agent.
I’ll go ahead and give you a minute to stop laughing as you think...
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March 04, 2013
Kobe Bryant dropped a cool 34 points on the Atlanta Hawks last night, and led his team to a 99-98 victory.
Bryant had 11 points in the fourth quarter, including this monster dunk over Atlanta’s Josh Smith with a little more than 2 minutes
to play in the game. It's safe to say Kobe wants to get his team into the playoffs.
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March 04, 2013
Kobe Bryant isn’t as spry as he once was, but every now and then he catches someone slipping. No usually, the person that is caught slipping isn’t as tall and athletic as Atlanta’s Josh Smith. But yesterday during the Lakers 99-98 win over the Hawks, Kobe turned back the clock and dunked on Smith like it was 2002 again.
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