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Instant Analysis: Lakers Lose Strong Momentum In Disappointing Loss To Pistons
The Los Angeles Lakers lost 117-114 to the Detroit Pistons in heartbreaking fashion. The Pistons put up a strong fight against the Lakers, even building a strong lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Los Angeles Times29d
Pistons expose LeBron James and Lakers for what they are — and aren’t — in L.A. loss
And physically, the Lakers did fight — just not with as much comfort as the Pistons. No Laker had a second foul called on them until there were 4 minutes 20 seconds left in the game. And Detroit ...
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The New York Times16d
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Los Angeles Times25d
The Lakers are coming home and could be getting healthier on multiple fronts
Only the Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers had played ... trade deadline, Redick said he thinks a complete Lakers roster is good enough to fight. “Rob [Pelinka, GM] and I, we talk all the ...
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Dwight Howard Nearly Stormed TNT Studios to Fight Shaq
If we got to fight it out then let's fight it out ... O'Neal recently dismissed Howard's 2020 NBA championship with the Lakers as a "bus rider" achievement. While Howard maintains that he's ...
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Lakers’ Magic Johnson ranks Michael Cooper among NBA's 4 greatest defenders, including Dennis Rodman (EXCLUSIVE)
After enjoying nearly a decade of intense practice battles, strong on-court chemistry and five NBA championship runs, Los ...
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Pistons expose LeBron James and Lakers for what they are — and aren't — in L.A. loss
And physically, the Lakers did fight — just not with as much comfort as the Pistons. No Laker had a second foul called on them until there was 4 minutes 20 seconds left in the game. And Detroit ...