Lakers Opening Night Woes, Trade Offer Declined, 76ers Fall To Celtics, Injury Update

NBA Playoffs, Can Lakers Finish Off Warriors? Celtics vs 76ers, Heat Surprising & More: The latest news around the NBA... by The NBA Front Office Podcast

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Lakers Missed Opportunity With Christian Wood Trade?, NBA Trade Market, Best Westbrook: The NBA offseason is heating up... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Lakers Ground Hawks, Luka Sidelined, Nets Shutdown Philly: Jared Weiss and Wosny Lambre come together to recap another weekend in the NBA. by The NBA Daily Ding

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Talk-O Tuesday: Westbrook struggles in opening night loss to Warriors by Lakers Lounge

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Lakers Defeat Magic, Get Back In Win Column: A much-needed win... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Alex Rodriguez and the Timberwolves, Bizarre Ejections, Chris Paul's Suns, MVP Talk by The Athletic NBA Show

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Short-Handed Lakers Blown Out By Warriors: Tough loss for the Lakers... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Lakers Fall to Kings In Preseason Opener, Starters Provide Flashes In First Half: Game 1 in the books by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Clippers sign Russell Westbrook; All-Star reax; KD and Kyrie on trade requests: Clippers sign Russell Westbrook; All-Star reax; KD and Kyrie on trade requests by NBA Today

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Lakers Dominate Grizzlies, Tie Team Three-Point Record!: Well that's a massive win.... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Lakers Win Sunday with a New Starting Lineup, Carmelo Anthony Shines, Again. Could He Stick in the Closing 5?: The Lakers are now above .500 after a 95-85 win over a seriously hapless Houston Rockets squad, and by flipping their typical script. For once, it was their defense that was most reliable, while the offense was spotty. Granted, it snuck up on Brian that the Lakers' offense has been so effective in the first place, but frankly, given the defense the front office sacrificed this offseason to improve the scoring, it ought to be better. Take away a penchant for awful turnovers, like the Lakers actually did on Sunday, and for the most part, that's been the case. But how much was the improved defense indicative of better execution vs. the fortune of a terrible opponent? It's hard to say. But similar to Carmelo Anthony's four block/two steal night, which isn't likely to be repeated anytime soon, as long as the Lakers can regularly do something in between tonight and their most pathet by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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LOCKED ON NBA - 4-25 - Sam Amick with David Locke on Warriors and Rockets, Eastern Preview and Value of Offense: Sam Amick of the Athletic stops by to join David Locke. They discuss the contrasting performances of the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets last night, the value of offense in the NBA and a quick look at the Eastern Conference series Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

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Locked on Warriors: Dec 19, 2017: Warriors Escape from LA - Klay Thompson Conversation - Kobeland: The Warriors didn't play great, but escaped Los Angeles in overtime behind late brilliance from Kevin Durant and David West. As the game was going, so was Kobe night. The Lakers retired Kobe's nos. 8 and 24 last night, and many basketball luminaries were on hand to celebrate with the greatest to ever wear the purple and gold. Additionally, Aliko had a chance to meet with Klay Thompson in Los Angeles this past weekend, just before the Warriors vs. Lakers game on Monday. Klay will be part of a very exciting new partnership to be announced in February 2018. Stay tuned to Forbes.com around that time where Aliko will be sharing all of the details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Malik Monk, Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook Lead the Lakers to a Huge OT Win Over the Miami Heat: For a second straight game, the Lakers found themselves in overtime, and for the the second straight game they found a way to get a win. In this case, it was against a very good Miami Heat team, which made the absences of Rajon Rondo and Austin Reaves (on top of LeBron James, et al) even more of a potential obstacle to conquer. And the overall performance wasn't perfect. But it was also often quite good on both sides of the ball, and featured strong performances from Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis, Avery Bradley, and especially Malik Monk, who led the team in scoring with 27 points off the bench. After the win, Frank Vogel and several players noted how last Saturday's horrendous, disengaged loss to the Trail Blazers forced everyone to take a long look in the mirror and honestly assess some problems. A two-game winning streak doesn't mean everything's been fixed, and however great these by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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RECAP: Rockets, RoCo top Lakers with.. defense?: Friday's show recaps the Rockets 121-111 win against the Los Angeles Lakers. Topics include Robert Covington's first outing (back) as a Houston Rocket; Russell Westbrook's monster 40-point evening; James Harden's patience and facilitating on offense; Rockets playing stellar second half defense, shutting down the Lakers over the final five minutes and more. #Rockets #OneMission #NBA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

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Lakers Defeat Wolves Despite Rebound, Turnover Issues: The Lakers picked up the win against a depleted Wolves team but it wasn't pretty. We break down the game including the Lakers' decision to stay small despite their rebounding problems, Russell Westbrook's turnovers, the trade market, and more... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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The Lakers Defeat the Spurs, Huge Nights From Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis. Guest: Mo Dakhil: No LeBron James, no problem? Well, that would be the hyperbolic retelling of the Lakers' 125-121 OT win over the Spurs. James, who's nursing a sore ankle from a collision during Sunday's game against the Spurs, was definitely missed during the overtime victory, which to put it kindly, wasn't always pretty. But for a team still figuring itself out and missing a large chunk of the roster, beggars can't be choosers. You take what you can get. Plus, there were huge positives, mostly notably the performances from Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook, who put the "super" and "star" in "superstar." Arguably AD's best game this season (35/17/4/4 blocks) and absolutely the high water mark from Westbrook (33/10/8/3 steals, only three turnovers), it was a reminder of why elite talent matters, as well as a promising sign of how Russ can fit in with his new team. So how did this win happen, and what d by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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RECAP: Rockets go 2-0 in SLC, handle Jazz 120-110: Monday's show recaps the Rockets 120-110 win over the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City, claiming the season series two games to one. Topics include hot shooting start then subsequent cooling off; James Harden and Russell Westbrook combine for 72 points and connect on an awesome alley-oop dunk; Jazz guards getting into the paint at will until defensive adjustments in the third quarter; Robert Covington's defensive presence; DeMarre Carroll IG story and more. #Rockets #OneMission #NBA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

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Lakers Take Down Rockets With Free-Throw Gate Controversy, Kyrie To Retun?: We break down the action around the NBA, including a strange call in Lakers vs Rockets that has LA crying foul, a possible opening for Kyrie to return, the Miami Heat continuing to impress while the Pistons depress. by The NBA Front Office Podcast

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Are LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook Ready for the Regular Season?: The Lakers' preseason is officially in the books after a 116-112 loss to the Sacramento Kings, the sixth loss in as many tries before the real games begin. (ALL HAIL 0-6!!!) But that last go-around wasn't entirely negative. To begin, this was arguably the best individual game each for LeBron James, Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook, and without question their best as a trio. For that matter, DeAndre Jordan (in by far his best showing as a Laker), Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard, and Austin Reaves all enjoyed some nice moments. On balance, it was the best the Lakers have looked, period. That said, as one might expect after a loss, it also wasn't all peaches and cream, especially on the defensive end, where the Lakers remain somewhere between "inconsistent" and "a flat out mess." Plus, the health of several important players is still unknown, and the already low continuity from last year has been exacer by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Record setting continues for Utah Jazz, Shot Clock tells the story on the Utah Jazz, Twitter Thursday: The Utah Jazz win in another blow out this time against LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers. David Locke, the radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider looks at more records the Jazz have set, the win over the Lakers and the disappointment of Mike Conley. Then Locke delves deep into the shot clock to explain how the Jazz have changed their offense and at the same time kept the best of Quin Snyder. A mailbag Thursday brings questions about the home crowd, Shaq Harrison, open roster spots and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Jazz - Daily Podcast On The Utah Jazz

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Comeback in San Antonio by Laker Film Room - Dedicated to the Study of Lakers Basketball

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LOCKED ON BULLS, 2/5/2018 - Bulls drop sixth straight to Clippers, Kings preview, around the NBA, and trade deadline looming: You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. The guys are back after Super Bowl Sunday to deliver you a fresh week of Chicago Bulls content. First up, the guys talk about the Bulls loss to the L.A. Clippers on Saturday, their recent six-game losing streak, and previewing tonight's matchup against the 76er's. Quotes from Zach LaVine about the team's morale and what to expect in the matchup tonight. The guys go around the NBA and talk about some of the most pressing headlines from the weekend. Will LeBron James really take a meeting with the Warriors? Is this finally the year that Cleveland fails to reach the Finals? Is there any way that Cleveland moves their Broo by Locked On Bulls - Daily Podcast On The Chicago Bulls

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Lakers Targeting Beal, Gilgeous-Alexander Frustrated In OKC?: The Lakers may have a trade target in mind... by The NBA Front Office Podcast

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LeBron Ejected, But Westbrook and Davis Dominate Late vs. Detroit. Plus, can Anthony Davis be the #1 Guy?: So... uh... what the hell happened Sunday afternoon in Detroit? Well, to begin, the Lakers won 121-116, which is obviously the most important detail. But along way... wow. You had the Lakers allow a horrific offensive Pistons squad score SIXTY-EIGHT (68) first half points. You had LeBron James getting ejected after hitting Isaiah Stewart in the face with a rough (if truly inadvertent) elbow to the face, followed by Stewart needing to be held back by roughly 1000 people for around twenty minutes before play resumed. You had the Lakers starting the fourth quarter down 15 to a (then) 4-11 opponent. And finally, you had Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook leading a fourth quarter blitz to get the Lakers a desperately needed win. (Or just avoid a horribly embarrassing loss. However you wanna put it.) After the win, DeAndre Jordan and other players framed the comeback and its context by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Lakers avoid late scare against Pistons, LeBron James centerless lineups -- Can U Dig It by Lakers Lounge

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Lakers Beat Miami ! Schröder-Fest! Plus, what's the future for LeBron, Davis and Westbrook in LA? Guest: John Nichols (aka, LaJethro Jenkins): No LeBron James, no Anthony Davis, no Lonnie Walker IV, no Troy Brown Jr. in the second half... no problem for the Lakers. Behind 32 points from Dennis Schröder, the Lakers scored their most improbable win of the season, 112-109 over the Miami Heat at the Crypt. The Lakers played an incredibly gritty game, fighting off multiple pushes from a Heat squad playing basically at full strength. The win, which steals one back for the Lakers from the pile of games they had no business losing, moves the team to 17-21, with the Hawks coming to town on Friday. So the Lakers, after that 2-10 start, have gone a much more respectable 15-11. It's not a pace that would make the 73-win Warriors blush, but it's not nothing, either. Especially given the choppy health of the roster (most notably, an injured Anthony Davis). So is this team worth trying to rescue? Sho by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Lakers CRUSH Hawks To Move Up In West: A much-needed win... by Lakers Nation Podcast

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Lakers Opening Night Woes, Trade Offer Declined, 76ers Fall To Celtics, Injury Update

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