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Lakers to Play Warriors in Second Round. Savor "LeBron James vs. Steph Curry" While You Can.
Did we see 60% of "Playoff LeBron?" 70% 80% Is there another level for him to reach?
episode 1678: Lakers to Play Warriors in Second Round. Savor "LeBron James vs. Steph Curry" While You Can.
The Lakers have a second round opponent, and it's the Golden State Warriors, who beat the Sacramento Kings in Game 7 Sunday in Sacramento to win that series 4-3. To say this is as high-end a second round series the NBA could muster in this or any other year is not an overstatement. Maybe some series could be its equal, but better? Hard to picture. But that's what fans get for the next couple of weeks. Steph, Klay, Dray and the Warriors vs. LeBron James and Anthony Davis...
The Lakers Destroy Grizzlies 125-85 in Game 6, Advance to Second Round of the Playoffs
It was a truly dominant defensive effort, with huge performances up and down the roster...
episode 1677: The Lakers Destroy Grizzlies 125-85 in Game 6, Advance to Second Round of the Playoffs
The playoffs are a nervous time for fans, and certainly tension was higher for after the Lakers were badly beaten on Wednesday in Memphis in Game 5. It put a ton of pressure on Friday's Game 6, because nobody connected to the Lakers, fan or player, wanted to go back to Memphis for Game 7. Well, they won't have to...
Can the Lakers Close Out Memphis in Game 6? Will Darvin Ham Adjust His Bench Rotation?
The Lakers need to finish the series off Friday, because nobody wants to return to Tennessee...
episode 1676: Can the Lakers Close Out Memphis in Game 6? Will Darvin Ham Adjust His Bench Rotation?
The Lakers hit a wall on Wednesday, missing shots and falling short against a highly motivated Memphis Grizzlies squad in Game 5. LeBron James looked tired, but vowed to be better in Game 6. And surely the Crypto.com Arena crowd will be jacked up for the first closeout game the fans have seen in a very, very long time. One key will be keeping that energy flowing throughout, and not allowing the Grizzlies the ability to put fear into nearly 20,000 folks...
Lakers Lose Game 5 to Grizzlies as LeBron James Battles Fatigue, Desmond Bane, Ja Morant Explode
Anthony Davis looked great, but the Lakers couldn't shoot and LeBron looked really tired
episode 1675: Lakers Lose Game 5 to Grizzlies as LeBron James Battles Fatigue, Desmond Bane, Ja Morant Explode
The Lakers used up a lot of energy to scrape out an overtime win Monday in Game 4 against the Grizzlies. It was worth it, as the purple and gold went up 3-1, and radically changed the stakes for Wednesday's Game 5. Good thing, too, because the Grizzlies were the better team from the jump, with much more spring in their step and while Memphis didn't exactly shoot the lights out, they were significantly better from 3-point range than L.A., and it was enough to fuel the win...
Will the Lakers Win Game 5? Could the Grizzlies Implode if the Lakers Start Strong?
Plus, Austin Reaves gets some shine.
episode 1674: Will the Lakers Win Game 5? Could the Grizzlies Implode if the Lakers Start Strong?
The Lakers have a chance to put the Grizzlies away tonight in Game 5 of their first round series. It won't be easy, though. The Lakers were clearly tired at the end of Game 4 -- or at least LeBron James was tired, and meanwhile Anthony Davis (probable for Game 5) was banged up after falling hard on his bum hip in the first half. Memphis, the younger squad by a fair margin, should be able to bounce back faster...