LAKERS 05 | GASOL, FISHER, ELLIS LEAD LA (7-2)

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Postby Isaiah on Mon May 19, 2008 2:05 am

LAKERS 95
DALLAS 104



KIDD, DAMPIER BURN LA WITH BIG 'D' FROM 'BIG D'

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Jason Kidd steals the ball from Jordan Farmar.


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Andrew Bynum throws it down
Erick Dampier's last of eight blocks
Pau Gasol puts in a three-pointer
Jason Kidd shoots over Derek Fisher and Luke Walton
Lamar Odom flies in for two of his 30


DALLAS - The Los Angeles Lakers looked to be in solid shape, leading the Dallas Mavericks 66-63 entering the fourth quarter, winning the middle periods after a struggling start.

Then, Jason Kidd and "Big D" burned them.

He scored 12 of his 36 points in the final frame, including a wild layup during an 8-0 run which put the game away for a 104-95 home win over the sliding Los Angeles Lakers.

Kidd also dished out 6 assists.

Erick Dampier, who called himself "Big D" after this game, scored only 2 points, but pulled down 8 rebounds and blocked 8 shots.

Lamar Odom had a monster game with 30 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks in a losing effort, showing no ill-effects of his injury. Pau Gasol scored 17 and Andrew Bynum scored 15. Monta Ellis, slowed by a bruised elbow, only scored 4 points.

Jason Terry and Josh Howard each scored 15 points and were part of run which broke the game open.

It was tied at 69-69 before Jason Terry gave the Mavericks the lead with 6:51 left and then scored again to extend it to four. Kidd's wild layup and Josh Howard's jumper extended the lead to eight, 77-69.

Odom scored on two quick baskets cut the lead in half, but Dirk Nowitzki, who was struggling throughout the game, scored on putback to stop the run and his block on Odom on the next possesion led to Kidd hitting a shot which put it back to eight.

After Pau Gasol scored on a three-pointer from Luke Walton with 4:10 left that cut the lead to 81-76, Kidd once again iced the game and extended the lead to ten.

Los Angeles would pose no serious threat after that.

Dirk Nowitzki mustered only 6 points, but his teammates made up for it.

LA is now 1-2 since Kobe Bryant's injury.
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Postby kaiser_kobe on Mon May 19, 2008 12:35 pm

Whoa... a 3 pointer from Pau...that was very rare to see.

In my dynasty, Bynum also have 1 three pointer in one of the seasons.

Hope Kobe will come back ASAP!
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Postby Isaiah on Mon May 19, 2008 5:19 pm

the_kaiser wrote:Whoa... a 3 pointer from Pau...that was very rare to see.

In my dynasty, Bynum also have 1 three pointer in one of the seasons.

Hope Kobe will come back ASAP!


well he was open.. might as well take it! :lol:
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Postby Isaiah on Tue May 20, 2008 1:00 am

LAKERS REPORT
SHOOTING CRISIS

EL SEGUNDO - The Lakers are now vulnerable. With Monta Ellis slowed by injury, the shooting guard spot is now the Lakers' weakest point.

After scoring 13 points and dishing out 4 assists in his first game as a Laker, Ellis has averaged 2.0 points and 2.0 assists in his last two games.

Backing him up is no easy task either. In their last two games, Coby Karl has averaged 1.5 points and 2.0 rebounds, while Ira Newble can only muster 4.0 points and 1 rebound.

This trade isn't a bust trade yet, since it just so happened Ellis got injured, and things may get better once he's healed.

But until that time, LA should look out.
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Postby Chino on Tue May 20, 2008 3:03 pm

Man! SG position has a curse! :-x
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Postby Cartar on Tue May 20, 2008 7:21 pm

So who is playing most minutes at SG right now? It´s pretty tough having both Kobe and Ellis injured, hopefully they heal quickly and get back on track
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Postby Isaiah on Wed May 21, 2008 1:17 am

Chino wrote:Man! SG position has a curse! :-x


yes. there must be something wrong.. haha!

ratrac wrote:So who is playing most minutes at SG right now? It´s pretty tough having both Kobe and Ellis injured, hopefully they heal quickly and get back on track


Ellis is the starter since he's playable, and i pick Ira Newble as his backup at SG since Coby Karl gives me nuthin..
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Postby Isaiah on Wed May 21, 2008 10:29 pm

GOLDEN STATE 110
LAKERS 111


GASOL'S MONSTER GAME, ELLIS' THREE LEAD LAKERS TO WIN OVER WARRIORS


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Pau Gasol led LA to a huge win.


LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors clashed for the first time since the five-player deal that was completed last month. At first it looked like LA would be on the losing end of it as Monta Ellis suffered an injury which limited him in the past two games, both Laker losses.

However, he came alive to score 17 points against his former mates despite still nursing the injury to aid Pau Gasol's monster game of 28 points, 12 rebounds and 6 blocks to help LA emerge victorious in a 111-110 thriller, snapping a two-game losing streak.

It was a tight game throughout, and it wasn't until Ellis' three-pointer with 1:01 remaining which put the Lakers up by five, 108-103 that the outcome was decided.

Kelena Azubuike hit a triple which cut it down to 109-108, but Derek Fisher's two freebies with 5.5 seconds left sealed the game. Al Harrington scored on a tip-in to set the final score.

Baron Davis led Golden State with 29 points, scoring 20 in the first half. But in the second half, Trevor Ariza's length limited his production.

Fisher had 14 points and 5 assists.

Both teams were hot from the field, with Los Angeles shooting 60.3% and the Warriors going off for 51.1%. Los Angeles also cut down on their three-point attempts, hitting 5-of-15. Golden State shot 9-for-23 from distance.

The biggest discrepancy was in the rebounding department as LA dominated, 43-21.
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Postby GaZuN on Thu May 22, 2008 2:55 am

WoW it is interesting to read your Dynasty man... BUt it is very bad that kobe Is with injured status :roll: Hope he will return soon :)

And btw why do you make the screen of the game moments.. with light off? Why don't you turn it on? :roll:
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Postby kaiser_kobe on Thu May 22, 2008 10:08 am

Nice win although without kobe...

Im not a fan of Ellis but he played good...even with injury.

btw how's kobe's injury status as of now?
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Postby Isaiah on Thu May 22, 2008 11:52 am

GazuN wrote:WoW it is interesting to read your Dynasty man... BUt it is very bad that kobe Is with injured status :roll: Hope he will return soon :)

And btw why do you make the screen of the game moments.. with light off? Why don't you turn it on? :roll:


i dont have lighting on my computer, but i want it on somehow but i dunno how. i cant turn it on. :oops:
the_kaiser wrote:Nice win although without kobe...

Im not a fan of Ellis but he played good...even with injury.

btw how's kobe's injury status as of now?


well i got ellis just to fill the void. and his contract was so small.. haha!
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Postby GaZuN on Fri May 23, 2008 5:29 am

So what.. YOu telling me that when you go to "OPTIONS" there is no <Lightenig> On/Off :shock: :shock: How dat's possible :roll: It is verry strange :?
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Postby Isaiah on Fri May 23, 2008 9:57 am

GazuN wrote:So what.. YOu telling me that when you go to "OPTIONS" there is no <Lightenig> On/Off :shock: :shock: How dat's possible :roll: It is verry strange :?


it's there, but its unchangable.
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Postby balozunite on Sat May 24, 2008 9:07 am

Isaiah wrote:
GazuN wrote:So what.. YOu telling me that when you go to "OPTIONS" there is no <Lightenig> On/Off :shock: :shock: How dat's possible :roll: It is verry strange :?


it's there, but its unchangable.


yeah I have the same problem
I can't change my lighting settings too

but on topic
i like your dynasty. the sg curse is weird
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Postby Isaiah on Sat May 24, 2008 9:49 am

balozunite wrote:
Isaiah wrote:
GazuN wrote:So what.. YOu telling me that when you go to "OPTIONS" there is no <Lightenig> On/Off :shock: :shock: How dat's possible :roll: It is verry strange :?


it's there, but its unchangable.


yeah I have the same problem
I can't change my lighting settings too

but on topic
i like your dynasty. the sg curse is weird



:lol: no biggie. ellis is almost fully healed.. besides he's playable so it's okay. :D
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Postby Skills on Sat May 24, 2008 10:44 am

You got a good dynasty going on bro. Keep it up!
Oh, IMO you should play Ellis as a two-guard since Kobe will likely get all the minutes when he comes back. ;)
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Postby Isaiah on Sat May 24, 2008 1:00 pm

Skillmatic wrote:You got a good dynasty going on bro. Keep it up!
Oh, IMO you should play Ellis as a two-guard since Kobe will likely get all the minutes when he comes back. ;)


hey thanks for the support. i do play him at the 2-guard, he's my starter. :D
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Postby Oskar on Sat May 24, 2008 5:33 pm

Nice win ! Your recaps are nice, not the same always and so, I enjoy it. :) Good luck.

(comment mine too ! ;D)
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