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Orlando Magic (3-1) at Charlotte Bobcats (1-4), 7 p.m.
Orlando Magic BasketBlog - Orlando SentinelOrlando Magic at Charlotte Bobcats, 7 p.m. TV: FS Florida Radio: 580 WDBO Orlando projected starters (subject to change) PG Chris Duhon (3.5 ppg, 2.3 apg) SG Vince Carter (15.3 ppg, .529 3P%) SF Quentin Richardson (4.5 ppg, 5.8 rpg) SF Rashard Lewis (9.... -
Dwight Howard named Eastern Conference Player of the Week
Orlando Magic BasketBlog - Orlando SentinelDwight Howard's stellar offensive start has not gone unnoticed. The Orlando Magic center has been named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week, the NBA announced on Monday afternoon. Howard averaged 23.3 points, 13.4 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game in... -
Lakers vs Charlotte: Lakers beaten down by Bobcats -- again
Lakers BlogBobcats 109, Lakers 89 (final) The Lakers were in Charlotte to face the Bobcats, which usually is a bad thing. This time it was really bad. The Lakers lost to Charlotte for the eighth time in the last 10 meetings, and Monday's 20-point margin of defeat... -
Five things to take away from Lakers' 109-89 loss to Charlotte Bobcats
Lakers Blog1. The Lakers should feel embarrassed for their 109-89 loss Monday to the Charlotte Bobcats, but this games demonstrates the need for perspective In the words of The Simpsons' Comic Book Guy, this was the "worst Lakers loss.....ever." Or at least for... -
Mitch Kupchak said it's unlikely the Lakers will make a trade before the deadline
Lakers BlogTurning around to face Jerry West, Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak couldn't resist joking that he needed some advice on how to handle the team's loss Wednesday to the league's worst team in the Cleveland Cavaliers. But following West's statue... -
Lakers have revenge on their mind against Charlotte
Lakers BlogThe Lakers walked off the court in embarrassing fashion, reacting in all sorts of ways 2 1/2 weeks ago that indicated their 20-point loss to the Charlotte Bobcats hurt more than other defeats. Lakers guard Kobe Bryant avoided talking to reporters for... -
Lakers vs Charlotte: Lakers' win marred by injuries to Derek Fisher, Matt Barnes
Lakers BlogLakers 92, Bobcats 84 (final) The Lakers got the revenge they were looking for over the Bobcats on Friday night at Staples Center, but two injuries put a damper on things. Derek Fisher suffered a sprained left elbow and Matt Barnes was unable to play... -
Lakers Roundtable: L.A. Times' Mark Medina and Columbian's Matt Calkins preview Lakers-Blazers game
Lakers BlogAmong the highlights of my conversation with the Columbian's Matt Calkins: -- How Andrew Bynum's two-game suspension and Kobe Bryant's nagging injuries affect the game from the Blazers' standpoint -- What the addition of Gerald Wallace does for Portland... -
Lakers vs. Portland: Kobe Bryant leads Lakers past Trail Blazers
Lakers BlogLakers 84, Trail Blazers 80 (final) In the fourth quarter, Kobe Bryant took over, despite a sore neck and sprained left ankle. Bryant scored 10 of his 22 points in the fourth. He was five for 10 from the field in the fourth, nine for 20 for the game.... -
Lakers grind out an 84-80 victory over Portland Trail Blazers by staying resilient
Lakers BlogTugging at his jersey, Lakers guard Kobe Bryant yelled out to no one in particular. He high-fived courtside fans. He pumped his fist in delight. And he stared out to the 18,997 at Staples Center with the signature glare that defines his intensity and... -
Portland's second-chance points provide plenty of examples of why the Lakers didn't properly adjust without Andrew Bynum
Lakers BlogLeaving Andrew Bynum with the task of tightening up the Lakers' defensive rotations and securing rebounds has left the young center empowered. No longer did he feel his value through the prism of points, field-goal attempts and minutes. No longer did he... -
Andrew Bynum misguided for simply thinking he committed a hard foul against Michael Beasley
Lakers BlogThe replay presented enough evidence for Lakers center Andrew Bynum to apologize to Minnesota forward Michael Beasley. As Beasley cut toward the baseline, Bynum stepped in on help defense, extended his right forearm and sent Beasley to the ground. Bynum...
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