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Lakers vs. Mavericks, Game 2: Lakers fall to Mavericks, 93-81
Lakers BlogThis Lakers season has been filled with highs and lows and everyone thought the ultimate valley was losing to Cleveland before the all-star break. But Wednesday night at Staples Center the Lakers hit a new low by losing to the Dallas Mavericks 93-81 to... -
Lakers 'trust issues' will make it too hard to overcome Dallas
Lakers BlogOne by one, the Lakers trudged to the entrance tunnel with their heads down, their teeth clenched and their ears perked. Their heads remained down because the team's 93-81 Game 2 loss Wednesday to the Dallas Mavericks put them in a dicey reality. Only... -
Caught in the Web: Reactions to Lakers' 93-81 Game 2 loss to Dallas Mavericks
Lakers BlogGame stories -- The Times' Mike Bresnahan details the Lakers' frustration over their 93-81 Game 2 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, including Andrew Bynum's contention that the team has "trust issues." The Orange County Register's Kevin Ding looks at the odds... -
Caught in the Web: Lakers prepare for Game 3 against Dallas Mavericks
Lakers Blog-- The Times' Mike Bresnahan will be hosting a live chat today at 2:30 p.m. using the Cover It Live Interface. It's just a hunch, but it's possible there's a few things to talk about heading into Game 3 of the Lakers-Mavericks West semifinals series.... -
Lamar Odom starting at small forward changes the Lakers' dynamic
Lakers BlogFluctuating in and out of the lineup, changing from reserve to starter and filling in whatever hole the Lakers currently have pretty much fills Lamar Odom's job description. Versatility and consistency made Odom the perfect winner for the NBA's sixth... -
Lakers vs. Mavericks Game 3: Mavericks 98, Lakers 92 (final)
Lakers BlogThe Last Stand looked more like the Last Wobble. History is standing between the Lakers and a second-round exit at the hands of the Mavericks after Dallas stunned them, 98-92, on Friday night in Dallas. No NBA team has ever managed to come back from a 3-0... -
Lakers experience another fourth-quarter collapse in 98-92 Game 3 loss to Dallas Mavericks
Lakers BlogForget about Phil Jackson's increased animation and tightened rotation. Forget about Andrew Bynum showcasing his inside dominance. And forget how impressive the Triple Towers lineup looked with Lamar Odom taking Ron Artest's spot in the starting lineup.... -
Should Lamar Odom keep his starting spot in Game 4?
Lakers BlogThe move always proved wishful thinking among fans and even Lamar Odom himself. The idea of featuring Odom, Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum on the floor at the same time conjured up images of a triple-tower lineup powering over opponents, proving impossible to... -
Caught in the Web: Reactions to Lakers' 98-92 Game 3 loss to Dallas Mavericks
Lakers BlogNote: We will have a live chat today at 5 p.m. during the Heat-Celtics game. I figured it'd be a good forum for Laker fans to vent out their frustrations on the team's play, the opponents they're seeing on the screen and everything else in general. Game... -
PASSINGS: Norma Zimmer, Dick Walsh, Robert F. Ellsworth, Robert Traylor, Burt Reinhardt
Norma Zimmer
Singer was Welk 'Champagne Lady'
Norma Zimmer, 87, the "Champagne Lady" of television's "The Lawrence Welk Show" and a studio singer, died Tuesday at her home in Brea. Her son, Larry, did not give the cause of death.
Zimmer performed on...Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, Tom Johnson, College Basketball, Physical Conditions, Athletes
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Five things to take away from the Lakers' 98-92 Game 3 loss to Dallas Mavericks
Lakers BlogOther than the fourth-quarter collapses, which I detail here, and my belief that the Lakers can't come back from a 0-3 deficit, here are five other things to take away from the Lakers' 98-92 Game 3 loss Friday to the Dallas Mavericks. 1. Pau Gasol... -
Lakers vs. Mavericks Game 4: Dallas sweeps Lakers out of playoffs with 122-86 win
Lakers BlogMavericks 122, Lakers 86 (final) In a game not befitting the long and successful career of Coach Phil Jackson, the Lakers were embarrassed by the Dallas Mavericks, 122-86, and swept out of the Western Conference semifinals, four game to none. It wasn&#...
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