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Heading into games Sunday, the Los Angeles Lakers are one of five teams with single mark in the loss column. Full Article at Hoopsworld
(MENAFN - The Peninsula) Kobe Bryant became the youngest NBA player to reach 24,000 points yesterday, the Lakers' guard scoring 41 to lead injury-hit Los Angeles to a 114-98 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies. Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network
EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Ron Artest #37and Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers arrive Lakers media day at the team's training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California. View Photo »
They are a good rebounding team. Their big players are always in a position to get rebounds. Great teams are not just one or two players. With two big guys out (Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum), they found a way to get around those injuries
LOS ANGELES -- Kobe Bryant scored 41 points while becoming the youngest player to reach 24,000 to lead the short-handed Los Angeles Lakers to a 114-98 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday. Full Article at China Post
The header basically lays it out for you, but on the odd chance I start getting paid by the word... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
Because the healing process has been slow, Lakers center Andrew Bynum and forward Pau Gasol will miss another game. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau gasol #16 and Andrew Bynum of the Los Angeles Lakers during Lakers media day at their training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California. View Photo »
Pau Gasol is the anti-Kwame Brown
Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol are not likely to play for the Lakers on Sunday due to their lingering injuries, although they are technically listed as game-time decisions. Full Article at NBC Sports
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers have gone through the first week and a half of the season at less than full strength, relying on Kobe Bryant to carry the team. The 11-time All-Star may be close to getting some help. Full Article at Sporting News
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EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Ron Artest #37and Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers arrive Lakers media day at the team's training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau gasol #16 and Andrew Bynum of the Los Angeles Lakers during Lakers media day at their training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau Gasol #16 and Andrew Bynum #17 of the Los Angeles Lakers during Lakers media day at the Lakers training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers looks confused as he arrives for Lakers media day at the team's training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Ron Artest #37 and Pau Gasol #16 of the Los Angeles Lakers arrive Lakers media day at the team's training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau Gasol #16, Kobe Bryant #24, Coach Phil Jackson and Ron Atrest #37 of the Los Angeles Lakers pose for a photograph during Lakers media day at their training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »Spain's player Pau Gasol celebrates with their coach Sergio Scariolo after their victory in the European basketball championships, in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 over Serbia on September 20.
View Photo »Pau Gasol of Spain celebrates after their victory in the European basketball championships, in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won on September 20, 85-63 over Serbia.
View Photo »Spain's player Pau Gasol gestures as he celebrates their victory in the European basketball championships, in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 with Serbia.
View Photo »Spain's players Felipe Reyes kisses Pau Gasol during the celebration after their victory in the European basketball championships, in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 over Serbia.
View Photo »Spanish Pau Gasol jumps during the celebration after their victory in the European basketball championships, in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 over Serbia.
View Photo »Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (L) talks with Pau Gasol during a meeting with Spain basketball team after their victory in the European basketball championships, at Moncloa palace in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 with Serbia.
View Photo »Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (L) talks with Pau Gasol during a meeting with Spain basketball team after their victory in the European basketball championships, at Moncloa palace in Madrid, on September 21, 2009. Spain won 85-63 with Serbia.
View Photo »Spain's King Juan Carlos (L) talks with Spain's basketball star Pau Gasol (R) and his brother Marc during a meeting at Zarzuela Palace in Madrid September 21, 2009.
View Photo »Pau Gasol, right, member of Spanish national basketball team, speaks with Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, left, during an official reception at the Moncloa presidential palace in Madrid on Monday, Sept. 21, 2009.
View Photo »Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (C) holds the Eurobasket trophy flanked by Pau Gasol (R) and captain Juan Carlos Navarro during their meeting at La Moncloa palace in Madrid September 21, 2009.
View Photo »Spain's Eurobasket team members Pau Gasol (L) and teammate Ricky Rubio walk to the team bus as they arrive at Madrid's Barajas airport September 21, 2009.
View Photo »Spain's Eurobasket team members Pau Gasol (C) and teammate Ricky Rubio walk to the team bus as they arrive at Madrid's Barajas airport September 21, 2009.
View Photo »Spain's Pau Gasol is cheered by Spanish fans following their victory over Serbia in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spain's Pau Gasol is cheered by Spanish fans following their win in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spain's captain Juan Carlos Navarro (L) , Marc Gasol and Pau Gasol celebrate following their win in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spain's Pau Gasol is cheered by Spanish fans following their win against Serbia in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spanish player Pau Gasol holds his man of the tournament trophy following their win in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spanish player Pau Gasol (foreground) and teamates celebrate their win in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »Spain's Pau Gasol celebrates victory against Serbia in the 2009 European Basketball Championship in Katowice on September 20, 2009. Spain won 85-63.
View Photo »EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau gasol #16 and Andrew Bynum of the Los Angeles Lakers during Lakers media day at their training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
View Photo »They are a good rebounding team. Their big players are always in a position to get rebounds. Great teams are not just one or two players. With two big guys out (Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum), they found a way to get around those injuries
Pau Gasol is the anti-Kwame Brown
For me, previously, I had those two big seven-footers (Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol) that were getting all the rebounds ... My job was to get out and run. You have to recondition your brain to do something else.
In L.A., they have so many great, great players. Kobe is the best player in the NBA, arguably ever. Pau Gasol. Lamar Odom. Andrew Bynum is coming into his own. I think I would have been stuck into one role there. Here, everybody said, ‘We want you to work on your game. You have to do more. We believe yo...
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