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On the heels of a loss to the Pacers better described as "frustrating" than "heartbreaking" , the last thing the Lakers wanted to look like was back to back hacks.
Los Angeles Lakers (14-2) at Philadelphia 76ers (8-10),
The Los Angeles Lakers will try to rebound from their first road loss of the season tonight when they resume a three-game trek against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Wachovia Center.
bury an opponent from the opening tip more often
It's hard to be motivated by a three-game trip against teams that are 15-32, but the Lakers will try their best by aiming for some in-game goals of their own.
Pacers' huge fourth-quarter rally shocks Lakers
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Lakers aim to stay perfect on the road in Indy vs. Pacers
The Los Angeles Lakers have been perfect so far as the visitor this season and will open a three-game road trip tonight against the Indiana Pacers at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Pain the same for Lakers center Bynum
Andrew Bynum did not practice Saturday, but he reported no setbacks in his injured right ankle after scoring 18 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in 36 minutes during the Lakers' victory Friday over the Dallas ...
Lakers' Andrew Bynum plays despite foot injury
Andrew Bynum clenched his teeth and played. His first injury of the season was nothing like the one that sidelined him for five months last season, much to the relief of Lakers followers.
Lakers welcome Mavs to Staples Center
The Los Angeles Lakers aim to continue their early season dominance of the Western Conference when they welcome the streaking Dallas Mavericks to Staples Center.
Warriors' Turiaf brings heart to holiday
Golden State Warriors Ronny Turiaf puts up two points over the Minnesota Timberwolves' Ryan Gomes during the first half of their game on Tuesday November 11, 2008 in Oakland, Calif.. OAKLAND RONNY TURIAF is ...
Kobe endures worst shooting night
Maybe it was stifling defense. Maybe it was poor shot selection. Maybe it was simply an off shooting night.
Ryan Anderson, center, reacts after losing the ball under pressure from Lakers Lamar Odom, left, and Pau Gasol during the Nets-Lakers game in Los Angeles.
The Lakers 3 Kobe Bryant Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum
Kobe Bryant: Nothing needs to be said about this player. Kobe is the best player in basketball and has been for years.
Lakers forward sports a Rad new look
It didn't look good. It certainly didn't feel good. Just describing at Vladimir Radmanovic's blood-filled, black-and-blue right eye could make a person queasy.
Balanced Lakers fend off Kings
Kobe Bryant finished with 24 points and six assists to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 118-108 win over the Sacramento Kings at the Staples Center.
There have been no trade demands, fights with future Hall of Fame centers or public feuds with coaches for Kobe Bryant this season.
Lakers still set standard in the West
During a Wednesday interview, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich spoke about so-called Basketball experts, musing that "perhaps someday the world will end, and certain people will be correct, too." Then, a reporter ...
Bryant, Radmanovic lead Lakers past Suns 105-92
Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant cheers on his team as Phoenix Suns' Shaquille O'Neal runs up court during the third quarter of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Nov.
Nov. 19--LOS ANGELES -- No, the damage wasn't permanent. The dent theDetroit Pistons left in the Lakers' previously perfect record last Friday wasonly superficial.
Gasol, Lakers show Bulls' rookie Rose how it's done
Every rookie remember his first game in the birthplace of Showtime, Los Angeles.
How Marc Gasol Has Made Chris Wallace Look Smarter Than You Think
It seems like the entire world and their mother is under the impression that Memphis GM Chris Wallace just pawned off Pau Gasol to the Lakers for Kwame Brown's expiring contract and nothing more last January.