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Why Phil Jackson Won’t Comeback to the Lakers

Why Phil Jackson Won’t Comeback to the Lakers

During a difficult season for the L.A. Lakers, the chanting Staples Center crowd has pleaded with Lakers management to, “Bring back Phil!” While I admire Jackson as a coach, probably as much as anyone, you don’t have to fly to Montana to figure out why he won’t come back to the Lakers, not this season. [...]

February 11, 2013 admin Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Glass Half Full For Lakers in Losses to NBA’s Elite?

Glass Half Full For Lakers in Losses to NBA’s Elite?

In a season that started with the promise of four All-Stars joining together on a championship quest, the Los Angeles Lakers stumbled through their first big test of the season. Despite their troubles, the Lakers problems are fixable. Losses are just that, but the Lakers going 0-4 against some of the best teams in the [...]

January 21, 2013 admin R.S. De France 0

Texas Two-Step Takes a Toll on Lakers

Texas Two-Step Takes a Toll on Lakers

As the season continues, so have the Lakers struggles. No longer merely plagued by lineup and coaching changes, the Lakers now have to learn how to play without Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol, who are out indefinitely. Injuries have kept Steve Nash and Dwight Howard from playing together and developing chemistry with each other and [...]

January 10, 2013 Rob Blogs, R.S. De France 1

Early Results for Most Improved Player: James Harden

Early Results for Most Improved Player: James Harden

James Harden must be the most conflicted player in the NBA. His former team, the Oklahoma City Thunder are a league-leading 24-6, while his current team, the Houston Rockets are 17-14 and headed in a different direction. While he watches his former teammates try to chase down a championship; Harden’s Rockets are trying to chase [...]

January 3, 2013 Rob Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Guard Scores 138 Points: Great Performance or Selfish?

Guard Scores 138 Points: Great Performance or Selfish?

Record-breaking scoring performances always catch my interest, so when I heard about 5’10 Grinnell College’s Jack Taylor’s 138-point performance breaking the NCAA record, I thought it was amazing, until I watched the video. It was incredible, but something was missing. Highlights: Taylor is quick and maintains a good dribble under pressure. When Taylor rises up [...]

November 26, 2012 Rob Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Lakers Overwhelm Rockets with Teamwork

Lakers Overwhelm Rockets with Teamwork

Heading into the game, these teams had identical records. On paper, the Lakers are Hall of Fame; the Rockets are Sixth Man of the Year. But when the Los Angeles Lakers and the Houston Rockets took the floor of the Staples Center Sunday night, there was a playoff-type atmosphere. Both teams were there to win. [...]

November 19, 2012 Rob Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Atlantic Division

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Atlantic Division

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October 31, 2012 admin Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Central Division

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Central Division

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October 30, 2012 admin Blogs, R.S. De France 3

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Southeast

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Southeast

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October 22, 2012 admin Blogs, R.S. De France 0

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Northwest

Top 10 Players to Watch in the Northwest

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October 15, 2012 admin Blogs, R.S. De France 0