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Lakers Start Slow Finish Strong Against Pels
01.16.21
Home Team: Lakers / Lakers History vs. Pelicans |
Game #14 – January 15, 2021 | ||||
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(11-3) |
112 | - | 95 | (4-7) |
Staples Center – Los Angeles, CA |
Team Leaders Lakers
Points – James 21, Davis 17, 2 Players Tied With 16
Rebounds – Kuzma 13, James 8, Davis 6
Assists – James 11, Davis 5, 2 Players Tied With 4
Team Leaders Pelicans
Points – Williamson 21, Ingram 20, 2 Players Tied With 12
Rebounds – Williamson 12, Adams 7, 2 Players Tied With 6
Assists – Ingram 5, Hart 4, Williamson 4
Lakers vs. Pelicans – Box Score 01.15.21
LeBron and AD Selected First Team All-NBA!
09.17.20
The accolades continue before the Western Conference Finals start!
Posted by LakerStats.com on Wednesday, September 16, 2020
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!
ESPN: Lakers Fire Mike Brown!
11.09.12
According to ESPN.com, the Lakers have fired head coach Mike Brown, after the Lakers’ Western Conference worst start at 1-4.
No word on a permanent replacement, but word is assistant coach Bernie Bickerstaff will coach the team in the interim. The Lakers start a six-game homestand at Staples Center tonight against the Golden St. Warriors.
Let the Phil Jackson rumors start to swirl!
Should the Lakers trade Andrew Bynum?
09.28.10
As with any NBA player, the question with Andrew Bynum is will he live up to his potential? He could be the 2nd best center in the league after Dwight Howard. Bynum’s health is the difference between the Lakers being in contention for a championship or being an intimidating juggernaut. While the frequency of his injuries is a concern, the timing of them has also been a problem. Drew is to be commended for playing hurt in last season’s playoffs after not playing in the 2008 finals, but I am wondering if it is possible for him to be healthy for the playoffs. He has played all 82 games only one time in his 5 years; he has averaged 56 games per season. Bynum did not play college ball, so entering his 6th season he will only be 23 at the start of the season. Of course, he will not be playing the start of the season as he recovers from knee surgery in the off-season. If he can come back healthy (relatively) and stay healthy and average double-doubles for the playoffs, then I think the Lakers should keep Bynum. If Bynum misses the start of the season, misses more time during the regular season, and is limping around in the playoffs, then the Lakers should seriously consider trading Bynum and his $13.7 million contract. Plan B for the Lakers, which you will be seeing the at the start of the season, is to have Gasol play center and have Odom start at power forward. Doing this reduces the depth of the Laker bench. So as with Sasha and Walton, I consider this a pivotal year in Bynum’s career.
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