Big television ratings for Game 6… Game 7 might be huge (NBC Sports) As a series moves deeper ratings go up — and Game 6 lived up to that, with a huge jump in viewership for ABC. An estimated 16.8 million people — a 14.7 rating — tuned in to watch Game 6, ESPN announced. The previous high this series had been 11.4 million viewers for a game…
The Los Angeles Lakers are a professional basketball team based in Los Angeles , California, who play in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Lakers are notable for having (at the end of the 2005-06 season) the most wins (2,806), the highest winning percentage (61.5%), the most finals appearances (28), and the second most championships (14) of any franchise.[1] They also hold the record for the longest consecutive win streak (33) in U.S. professional team sports.[2]
Who owns the Los Angeles Lakers? Who owns the Los Angeles Lakers? Learn about Jerry Buss who owns the Lakers. Jerry Buss also owns the Los Angeles Sparks and is a fixture on the Los Angeles Poker scene.
Los Angeles Lakers Home arenas: Minneapolis Auditorium (1947-1959)
Minneapolis Armory (1959-60)
(Due to scheduling conflicts, the Lakers actually played in both the Auditorium and the Armory throughout the 1947-60 period. They also played some games in the St. Paul Auditorium.)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena (1960-1967)
The Forum (formerly Great Western Forum from 1988-2000) (1967-1999) Staples Center (1999-present)
Staples Center is a multipurpose sports arena in Downtown Los Angeles, California at the Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment District. The Staples Center located next to the Los Angeles Convention Center complex. Staples Center was financed privately at a cost of $375 million USD and is named for the Staples office-supply company, one of the center's corporate sponsors that paid for naming. Check out our Staples Center seating chart.
Lakers notable players:
Kobe Bryant (born August 23, 1978 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.) is an NBA All-Star GAME shooting guard in the National Basketball Association who plays for the Los Angeles Lakers. Kobe Bryant is the son of former Philadelphia 76ers player and current Los Angeles Sparks head coach Joe "JellyBean" Bryant. He rose to national prominence as he became the first guard to be drafted out of high school in league history. Bryant was ranked #59 on SLAM magazine's Top 75 NBA Players of all time in 2003.
Pau Gasol
(born July 6, 1980, in Barcelona , Spain) Paul Gasol Sáez is a 2.13 m (7'0") Spanish basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball Association.
On February 1, 2008, Gasol was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers for Kwame Brown, Javaris Crittenton, Aaron McKie, rights to Marc Gasol (coincidently Pau's younger brother), and 2008 and 2010 first round draft picks.
Andrew Bynum (Born Oct 27, 1887) Andrew Bynum is a legit 7 footer with great mobility. Offensively Andrew Bynum has a small but solid set of post moves, including a very effective baby hook. He is very good at backing down players into the low post and ending with a slam or short hook…Defensively, Bynum is a load in the paint. Although not a prolific shot blocker, Bynum is adept at altering shots and forcing teams to shoot the outside shot. However, he is yet to face a player his size, so his one on one defense has not been truly tested…With time he should develop into an excellent shot blocker…The thing to remember here is that players with his size and mobility are a rarity.
Luke Walton Luke Walton (born March 28, 1980 in San Diego, California) is an American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA. His position is small forward.
NBA Future: Kevin Durant Kevin Durant His upside is out of this world ... This kid is not even begining to scratch the surface of his potential ... Looking at him you see his frame is going to fill out in 3-4 years ... Very fluid athlete with explosiveness ... He plays hard and is still learning the game ...
Kobe Bryant injury: Lakers star aiming to return in November or December Kobe Bryant professed that he'd return from an April 13 Achilles tendon surgery to make the Los Angeles Lakers ' season-opener, but speaking with ESPN Radio 710 on Wednesday he began pushing back his return to November or December at the latest. After tearing his Achilles in an April 12 game and undergoing surgery the next day, the prognosis gave Bryant a recovery period of six to nine months ...
Lakers take down Watertown, YA, fall to Green Isle The Waconia Lakers went 2-1 last week, including a Crow River Valley League North divisional win over Watertown on Sunday. … The post Lakers take down Watertown, YA, fall to Green Isle appeared first on Sun Patriot .
Lakers News: Tight Cap Situation Increases Pressure on LA to Succeed Next Season The Los Angeles Lakers are coming off a year in which they faced heavy scrutiny for falling short of massive, championship expectations. After getting swept in Round 1 of the NBA playoffs, the organization finds itself in a precarious position, which is compounded by the team's tight cap situation. As reported by Eric Pincus of the Los Angeles Times, this is the first offseason since the new ...
LAKERS: Howard sign-and-trade deal not likely As plenty of teams wait to make their pitches in hopes of wooing Dwight Howard away from the Lakers, one option appears to be off the table.
Lakers weighing options with Howard The Los Angeles Lakers want to retain center Dwight Howard, even though he intends to become a free agent on July 1.
Lakers week in review Former Lakers Coach Phil Jackson, right, tells an audience at "Live Talks Los Angeles" that sometimes he feels he can get back on the court and lead a team, but that "the reality is I'm kidding myself."
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