Atlanta Hawks swingman Dahntay Jones outspokenly defended himself against criticism from Kobe Bryant, claiming that he did not intentionally attempt to injure the Los Angeles Lakers superstar in the final seconds of Wednesday night’s game.
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Kobe out indefinitely with severe ankle sprain
Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant is out indefinitely with a severe left ankle sprain suffered in Wednesday night’s 96-92 loss to the Atlanta Hawks, the team announced.
Jerry Buss, owner of 10 Laker titles, dies at 80
Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss, who presided over a team that won 10 NBA titles and showcased some of the biggest names in professional basketball, died Monday. He was 80.
Steve Nash Doubtful for Today’s Game vs. Clippers
Los Angeles Lakers point guard, Steve Nash, will likely miss today’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Nash’s status is officially listed as “Doubtful” although he was able to participate in Thursday’s practice. Nash suffered a bruise on his lower leg in Wednesday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers.
Lakers Howard to Shaq: “Move On”
Dwight Howard’s response to Shaq’s comments about his talent level could have some fans concerned that Dwight isn’t ready for the extra media attention that comes with being a Los Angeles Laker
NBA Playoff Preview – Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
See how the Thunder and the Lakers stack up in their 2012 NBA Playoff meeting. The Thunder hold home court advantage, but are they the favorites in this series?
Winning & Losing with Class: A Lesson for All Young Athletes
Champions are famous because they know how to win, but I have yet to meet a true champion who didn’t know how to handle losing, as well.
The Lakers Will Win Tonight Because the NBA is Rigged
With their championship lives on the line tonight at the Staples Center in LA, the Lakers will have to find an answer for Ray Allen, Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo.
Celtics Hand Lakers First Staples Center Loss of 2010 NBA Playoffs
Allen’s hot shooting in the first half created a comfortable distance between the Celtics and Lakers, the NBA’s two most recent champions. But it was Rondo’s consistent play in the second half that maintained that margin and allowed Boston to tie the series up before heading home for two more.
Celtics Look to Rebound after NBA Finals Game 1 Beat-down
The Celtics got straight up embarrassed in game one. Kobe ran roughshod over the Celtics D which had been stalwart up until this point. Garnett got off to a slow start and Pierce, despite scoring 24 never looked comfortable. But tonight HAS to be different for Boston if they want to have a chance in this series.