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episode 1580: LeBron James is Putting More Pressure on the Front Office as the Lakers Win More Games
The Lakers have won five straight at a time when the rest of the conference is slumping. The Suns and Clippers have both lost six straight. The Jazz are sliding, the Blazers with them. as a result, the Lakers aren't just in contact with the play-in, they're creeping up on the real live playoff teams. Just a couple games back of the five spot...
episode 1579: Despite Davis, Reaves, Walker, and Brown injured, Lakers Beat Hawks Behind 25/7/10 from LeBron James
The day started poorly for the Lakers, who announced that Austin Reaves (hamstring) and Lonnie Walker IV (knee) will miss the next two weeks (at least), and meanwhile Troy Brown (quad) wouldn't be able to play Friday against the Hawks at Crypto. The Lakers were down so many bodies they signed veteran SG/SF Sterling Brown (not the actor), and had him suit up...
Despite Davis, Reaves, Walker, and Brown injured, Lakers Beat Hawks Behind 25/7/10 from LeBron James
Kendrick Nunn chips in with 23. Is this the game that'll get him going?
episode 1578: Optimism Around Anthony Davis's Return? And How Much Help Do A.D. and LeBron James Really Need?
After a genuinely horrendous 2-10 start to the season, the Lakers have managed to play winning basketball more than not. Now 17-21, they've moved themselves back into spitting distance of the magic 10 seed in the Western Conference. Not exactly the goal, but the bare minimum of what's required to have a shot at the postseason...
Optimism Around Anthony Davis's Return? And How Much Help Do A.D. and LeBron James Really Need?
How much help does the supporting cast provide?
Lakers Beat Miami ! Schröder-Fest! Plus, what's the future for LeBron, Davis and Westbrook in LA? Guest: John Nichols (aka, LaJethro Jenkins)
Meanwhile, Dennis Schroder leads a shorthanded Lakers squad to an improbable win
episode 1577: Lakers Beat Miami ! Schröder-Fest! Plus, what's the future for LeBron, Davis and Westbrook in LA? Guest: John Nichols (aka, LaJethro Jenkins)
No LeBron James, no Anthony Davis, no Lonnie Walker IV, no Troy Brown Jr. in the second half... no problem for the Lakers. Behind 32 points from Dennis Schröder, the Lakers scored their most improbable win of the season, 112-109 over the Miami Heat at the Crypt. The Lakers played an incredibly gritty game, fighting off multiple pushes from a Heat squad playing basically at full strength...
episode 1576: Westbrook For 6th Man of the Year? Could LeBron Enter the MVP Race? Plus, Lakers Trade Targets!
Our friends at Betonline have put out a fresh set of odds for postseason awards, as teams near the halfway point of the NBA season (it's coming quickly, folks). What's interesting about the Lakers in this area is, primarily, that so few Lakers are even mentioned. Guys like Anthony Davis, who had briefly put themselves on the board for MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, are now off it...
Westbrook For 6th Man of the Year? Could LeBron Enter the MVP Race? Plus, Lakers Trade Targets!
And what's out there for the Lakers on the trade market that might not cost an arm and a leg?
episode 1575: LeBron James Scores 43 Points as the Lakers Beat Hornets, but Russell Westbrook Injured.
The Lakers needed a win in Charlotte to finish out the road trip, and they got it. 121-115 over the (very, very bad) Hornets, behind yet another MVP-caliber performance from LeBron James, whose hot streak is rolling on unabated. 43 points, 11 rebounds, six assists. 16-26 from the floor, including 0-5 from 3-point range, giving an idea of just how strong James was from inside the arc (and at the rim, particularly). Over the team's last 10 games, James is averaging 33...