The Credits: Variety

by wondahbap on Nov 10, 2009 7:15 AM PST in Credits Comment 7 comments

Lakers Links:

The Los Angeles Times:

Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has leukemia
Lakers Coach Phil Jackson looking to limit Derek Fisher's minutes
Kobe Bryant: On output vs. effort | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
The OC Register:
The best way to defend Kobe in the post
First double-double doesn’t faze Mbenga
LA Daily News:
Lakers' Gasol left frustrated over injury
Press-Enterprise:
Bynum to practice Tuesday, Pau ... not so much

Others:
The Debut of Laker Stats Orgy! - Silver Screen and Roll
-A step-by-step explanation of the statistical measures we use at SS&R. Involves math, but nothing terribly hard!
Forum Blue And Gold " Fast Break Thoughts
Kobe's contract extension on hold | Truth&Rumors | FanNation
In The Paint: Early Season Analysis — So Far, So Good | The Lakers Nation
Can the Lakers Really Start 20-1? | Lakers of Fire
-Believe it or not, Reggie Miller's prediction of a 20-1 start for the Lakers might actually be a reality.
To Play and Play in L.A. - By J.A. Adande - ESPN
Comprehensive thoughts on the Laker's season thus far - Silver Screen and Roll
Video: Kobe Bryant on TBS' premiere of 'Lopez Tonight' - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports

Click on through for more NBA related links after the Jump...

NBA Related links:

Phoenix Suns (Our next opponent):

LeBron:

T-Mac:

McGrady planning Nov. 18 return - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
Mac back next week? He thinks so. Rockets don't | NBA | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
"This time, the Rockets get to have a say about decisions about the Rockets. Last season, when Tracy McGrady decided to have microfracture knee surgery, ending his season, the Rockets found out by watching television. They thought they sort of deserved to play a part in the decision-making, particularly since they were paying him roughly $20 million and their doctors had said for months that he could play his way back into being a star player. But it was his body, and his decision.... A season later, however, he clearly has not learned from the experience, or simply does not care if the Rockets object to his announcements.... Then on Monday, in an email to Yahoo! Sports, he said he would play next Wednesday. The problem with that was that Rockets general manager Daryl Morey had already said on Monday that nothing had changed in McGrady's timetable, that he won't play until the team considers him to be 100 percent and that he would need to be checked out in a full practice before he will be permitted to play a game."
(Hat tip to Ball Don't Lie)

Others:

Behind the Box Score, where Manu's back! - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
Hardwood Paroxysm » Blog Archive » Morning Bell – 11.10.09
NBA.com: How the West was none: Where did all the centers go?
A Chat with Marc Gasol at Lakers.com BasketBlog
Looking Pretty Good Now - TrueHoop By Henry Abbott - ESPN
Slimmed Down Eddy Curry to Practice Tuesday - By Chris Sheridan - ESPN
SLAM ONLINE | " Timberwolves: Historically Bad Last Night
Kurt Rambis hopes lessons in triangle offense pay off for Wolves - Arash Markazi - SI.com
Warriors anxious to part ways with Jackson - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
Stephen Jackson's Agent Rips Don Nelson to Shreds -- NBA FanHouse
Talking With Rookie Stephen Curry -- NBA FanHouse
Rookie point guards are stealing the show - NBA News - FOX Sports on MSN
Basketbawful - Worst of the Night: November 9, 2009
76ers never quit, but must step up on defense - NBA News - FOX Sports on MSN
Allen Iverson's NBA career in limbo after leaving Grizzlies - NBA - SI.com
Young, Talented and Unhappy Playing Basketball Overseas - NYTimes.com
Jeremy Tyler, 18, left high school in San Diego to play basketball in Israel. His goal is to be drafted by an N.B.A. team in two years, but for now he is struggling.
freedarko.com: Celebrate the New Dark Age
Regarding Jeremy Tyler

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thnx for the links..

What will happen with the Fisher/PG position is going to be interesting. Fisher’s quote about his minutes:

“I don’t work as hard as I work in the summer to sit on the side,” Fisher said. “But whatever it takes for us to be successful is what I’m prepared to do.”

Kobe and the post – This might be Kobe’s most efficient year as far as shooting %

Gasol’s injury – are we being told the truth about the severity of Pau’s injury?

The Suns’ great play and the Cavs lousy play prove that Shaq is not the answer anymore. Not even as a second scoring option.

"When I walked into the locker room on my first day as a Laker and saw my gold uniform hanging there, I cried." - Magic Johnson (Best Laker Ever)

by PURPLE AND GOLD FOR LIFE on Nov 10, 2009 7:47 AM PST reply actions

Bynum to practice Tuesday, Pau … not so much

I know it is just a matter of time until we get Pau & Drew back but I think it might be time to restock the liquor cabinet. As I said on another thread:

“This next week will be interesting with Phoenix, Denver & Houston again. I hope we can get our bigs back in the lineup or it could be tough. But as long as they’re not seriously hurt, we’ll get there eventually.”

And yes I am a 2009 World Champion Fan.

by olf on Nov 10, 2009 9:42 AM PST reply actions

I'd rather they come back 100%

then worry about games now. We’re good enough to play with anyone without them.

At least we get to see Kobe go crazy and build MVP credentials. Plus, Ron get cozy in his role. Other teams have to worry more about us getting healthy. If we’re beating them now, imagine how they’ll feel when they play us at full strength. Right now, we’re putting fear into teams.

by wondahbap on Nov 10, 2009 9:50 AM PST up reply actions

I’d rather they come back 100%

Oh yeah, I agree. But I think we could easily drop a couple of the next few games. And that will likely lead to the “what’s wrong with the Lakers?” type articles and plenty of needless hand wringing.
Oh well, that’s all just part of the ups & downs of the season.

And yes I am a 2009 World Champion Fan.

by olf on Nov 10, 2009 10:19 AM PST reply actions

Oops. That was meant as a reply to “wondahbap”.

And yes I am a 2009 World Champion Fan.

by olf on Nov 10, 2009 10:20 AM PST up reply actions

let them say what they want to say :p

as long as we get the final words in june :)

by Nostance on Nov 10, 2009 5:14 PM PST up reply actions

got a chance to view the links and thanks

because I missed Kobe on the Lopez show

There are basic Fundamentals that are needed to move forward in this game. Always keep your guard up at all times to avoid being caught in a trap. Overcome the fouls that will be commited against you REBOUND AND PRESS ON. ADJUST to the LimeLight: ALL-STAR PLAYERS ARE ALWAYS THE CENTER OF ATTENTION. Know what your role is and play your position. Find a game plan and execute it. REMEMBER YOU ONLY GET OUT OF THE GAME WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT.

by BrittneyM on Nov 10, 2009 7:11 PM PST reply actions