Pau Gasol
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18 June 2009
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14 June 2009
Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom, Trevor Arriza were consistently big time support throughout the playoffs and finals.
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10 June 2009
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10 February 2009
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7 February 2009
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5 February 2009
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31 January 2009
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26 January 2009
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25 January 2009
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19 January 2009
It is only fitting that the maiden voyage of this blog be the same day as a marquee matchup, the Lakers against the Cavs. It is a homegame for the Lakeshow, but the Lakers have lost two straight. This is a big game. A victory will make their prior two losses meaningless, but a loss could send them into a Celtics-esque tailspin. The Lakers lost those last two games to other top-tier teams, the Spurs and the Magic. They were both very winnable, decided in the last minute of the game. Those are heartbreakers. If the Lakers hope to win, they need Pau on top of his game, Bynum to man-up (I'm having frightening visions of LeBron slicing through the lane like a knife through butter), and someone else (Fish, Trevor, Sasha, Lamar, i.e.) has to step up. For God's sake, Trevor, stop walking with the ball! I love you dearly, Trevor, but your excessive travelling is hurting the team!
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26 December 2008
As usual, Kobe Bryant led all scorers with 27 pts., w/9 rebounds and 5 assists.
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23 December 2008
Mr. Consistency Pau Gasol was once again key catalyst behind Kobe.
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29 November 2008
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2 November 2008
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29 October 2008
As expected the Lakers bench played well scoring 34 points. Trevor Ariza led them with 11, Jordan Farmar and Lamar Odom had nine points each. The Lakers depth is going to be a huge factor this season. Two of the last three players off the bench used to be starters, thats Chris Mihm and Luke Walton.
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28 October 2008
Coach Phil Jackson has experimented with bringing Lamar Odom off the bench, as the preseason has gone on, this looks more like a permanent move for Odom. This strengthens the bench and gives them another playmaker coming off the sideline. Backup point guard Jordan Farmar just continues to get better, as does swingman Trevor Ariza.
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13 August 2008
Pau Gasol is seven feet tall but he just got taller in my eyes.
Gasol and his teammates on Spain's Olympic team was put in an embarassing position this week of having to explain why they agreed to pose for an advertisement that reflected a racist tone.
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5 June 2008
Advantage: Kevin Garnet
Center (Pau Gasol vs. Kendrick Perkins) Last series Perkins displayed a little consistency and hopefully he keeps it up this series because it will be an added plus. The Celtics need him to get physical.
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20 May 2008
As I watched the Hornets-Spurs game last night, I had no idea whom I wanted to win. The Hornets? The Spurs? It wasn't so much that I was rooting for my favorite of the two, but I was looking for the opponent that couldn't match up with the Lakers. It was a great game, but in the end, I think I did want the Hornets to win. With Tony Parker maturing and Tim Duncan his usually great stoic self, the veteran Spurs always somehow find a way to win unspectacularly. I've always like the Spurs since the George Gervin days, but I will always choose my Lakers over the Spurs anyday...
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28 April 2008
Or so we think! Although I'm hoping that Pau, LO, Fish and company pull it off tonight--the Nuggets are a house divided--it wouldn't be all that bad if they lost... They can easily finish the Nuggets off at home in Game 5! And with the way Luke Walton is playing! He just adds something to the equation, something that the Lakers have sorely missed from Luke. But here's my real concern...
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21 April 2008
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25 March 2008
I really couldn't have asked for more from the two game mini-series with the Warriors. Being as all three of our real centers are hurt we were forced to play small ball with them both games. Obviously this led to very exciting matchups. Here are a few of my observations:Lamar Is a Beast: If only he could play the Warriors or Suns every day. Being clearly the most talented big man on the court Lamar owned the Warriors. Posting back to back 20 rebound games was amazing, as was playing all 53 minutes of game two. Don't forget how well he played aginst Amare during both of our post-season matchups. It will be interesting to see how they play against each other if we meet them in the playoffs this year. It is becoming ever less likely that Lamar, Bynum, and Gasol will all be on the same court this year so it will be necessary for Lamar to keep up this effort with Gasol back as Gasol lacks and strong inside force.
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19 February 2008
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12 February 2008
Gasol, the latest edition to the Los Angeles Lakers, was acquired by the Lakers in a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies in early February. In the trade the Lakers gave up Kwame Brown (sigh of relief), Javaris Crittenton, Aaron McKie, two first round draft picks, and draft rights to Marc Gasol. And yes, they are brothers. In return from the Grizzlies, the Lakers received
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9 February 2008
Also quite notable was the great new Laker Pau Gasol's 30 pt., 9 rebound contribution, after a slight dip in production in the Lakers shoulda-won-this-one-too narrow loss to Atlanta the game before.
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6 February 2008
Much awaited Pau Gasol debut against New Jersey? Simply mah-velous!
Looked pretty sound on a few scores, boards, passes, right away. Had to sit a bit, early foul trouble.
Defensive game early against Nets, 47-47 at the half.
Kobe dislocated a lower pinkie joint, which may affect his shooting.
Pau's delivering nicely, even in his first game as a Laker, 20 pts./10 rebounds with 5+ mins. left in game.
93-83 Lakers, with 3+ mins. left.
Kobe had an off night shooting, maybe it's the finger -- but yo, D-Fish scored 28!
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5 February 2008
When Pau Gasol was gift-wrapped by the Memphis Grizzlies to the L.A. Lakers, one Western Conference GM said, "Are you f***ing kidding me?" As for my reaction? I say, "CHAMPIONSHIP!"
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2 February 2008
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