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All Stats Updated From Conclusion of 2021-22 Season
04.30.22
Even though it was a very disappointing season on the court for the Lakers, we wanted to make sure our stats database was completely up-to-date after its conclusion, and that has been finished. Hopefully next year we’ll have a lot more to celebrate. Any questions about anything on the site, please feel free to ask here or email us by clicking the envelope link near the top of the page.
Lakers Restart Season & Win 50th Game
07.31.20
Home Team: Lakers / Lakers History vs. Clippers |
| Game #64 – July 30, 2020 | ||||
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103 | - | 101 |  |
| The Arena – Bay Lake, FL | ||||
Team Leaders Lakers
Points – Davis 34, James 16, Kuzma 16
Rebounds – James 11, Davis 8, 2 Players Tied With 7
Assists – James 7, Davis 4, 5 Players Tied With 2
Team Leaders Clippers
Points – George 30, Leonard 28, Beverley 12
Rebounds – Jackson 6, George 5, 3 Players Tied With 4
Assists – Jackson 4, Leonard 4, George 3
Lakers vs. Clippers – Box Score 07.30.20
LakerStats Stats Revival…Yes It’s True!
07.28.18
Yes you can believe, the stats for the site will be getting updated before the 2018-19 season begins. Now there’s a lot to update over the last two years, so it will probably take 2-3 months to get everything where it needs to be, but with the excitement surrounding the team for the upcoming season, we will get the site on board! Sorry for being lax the last few years, but all the losing even got to me after a while, and made it hard to want to keep it updated…and I wasn’t really sure if anyone even cared anyway. But I did get some inquiries about it, and some people were actually pretty mad it wasn’t updated. So OK we’re doing it! And to start it off, we did update the logo!
Lakers Run Right Over Suns 114-102
11.17.12
Kobe Bryant fights to get shot up against Phoenix.
The By The Numbers recap for the Lakers’ 114-102 win over the Phoenix Suns at Staples Center on Friday night. The Lakers are now 4-5, and next play home to Houston on Sunday night.
131
The number of times the Lakers have beaten the Phoenix Suns all-time in the regular season. The two teams have played each other 222 times counting Friday. The Lakers have a +.500 regular season winning percentage against every team in the NBA except for the Boston Celtics and amazingly…the Charlotte Bobcats.
114
The amount of points the Lakers scored Friday, their most this season. And they did it while playing a much more up tempo offense which is the hallmark of a Mike D’Antoni-coached team.
92
Kobe Bryant’s free throw percentage through the first nine games. After hitting 10-11 on Friday, he’s now made 56 of his first 61 to start the season. Oh by the way, he’s also shooting 53.1% from the field.
52
The amount of points Metta World Peace has scored in his last three games, including 22 against Phoenix on Friday. He’s also made 11 of his last 26 three-pointers, as his shooting is definitely improving. Good to see.
48
The number of rebounds the Lakers grabbed on Friday, as they continue to dominate their opponents in that category this year. They’re averaging over 47 rebounds a night, nearly 15 at the offensive end. They had 17 offensive boards Friday.
25
Number of assists the Lakers had on Friday, which certainly is a big part of the reason they scored 114 points. Kobe and Darius Morris had 6 apiece to lead the team.
12
The number of turnovers the Lakers had Friday, which was a season-low. Think about the fact that they were playing a more up tempo style, but actually turned the ball over less. That’s a good sign right there.
7
The amount of foul shots Phoenix made on Friday. They actually only attempted 15, which isn’t surprising considering they don’t have a lot of guys that drive to the basket, and they do rely on the outside shot so much. But still interesting. Kobe by himself made 10.
That’s all for tonight, see you Sunday.
Lakers Pummel Warriors in First Game Without Brown
11.10.12
Kobe Bryant takes shot against Warriors.
The By The Numbers recap for the Lakers’ 101-77 win over the Golden St. Warriors at Staples Center on Friday night. The Lakers are now 2-4, and next play home to Sacramento on Sunday night.
100
Bernie Bickerstaff’s winning percentage as Laker coach after Friday’s game, good for the best winning percentage in Laker coaching history! Yes we know it’s only one game, we’re only joking.
90
The amount of shots the Lakers took on Friday night, a season high. They only hit 40% of them, but were much more aggressive offensively and had far better spacing at that end of the floor than the first five games. Seems just Mike Brown leaving already led to some better offensive flow.
58
The amount of rebounds the Lakers pulled down Friday. They have now outrebounded every opponent this season by an average of 47-37. Pau Gasol led everyone in the game with 16 boards, four at the offensive end.
54
The amount of points the Lakers scored in the second half Friday, their best second half output this season. They also held the Warriors to under 40 points in both halves.
37
The total points the Lakers’ bench players scored against Golden St., which marked a season-high. Two players scored in double figures…Jordan Hill had 14 and Darius Morris continues to play well off the bench, he scored 10. Hill was also a perfect 5-5 from the field. Golden St.’s bench scored just 23 points and shot a horrid 9-33 (27.3%) from the floor.
34
The Warriors’ field goal percentage on Friday, as the Lakers defense continues to hold teams to dismal shooting from the floor. Golden St. made just 29 of their 86 shots, and were held under 20 points in two of the four quarters.
19
The amount of turnovers Golden St. committed Friday. Finally someone turned the ball over more than the Lakers, who still had 16 miscues themselves.
5
The number of Lakers in double-figures, let by Kobe Bryant’s 27 points on 10-18 shooting from the field and 5-6 from the line. Kobe is averaging 27.2 points, on 56% shooting from the floor, and 91% from the line through the first six games. Not bad for #24 at 34.
Lakers look for two straight on Sunday against Sacramento at Staples Center. See you after the game!
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