ouai on se connai ont a fais nos compts ensemble donc c est pour sa que il se resemble
enfin ouai vive 2pac!!!

et vive LA Lakers

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Los Angeles Lakers - Sacramento Kings : 106-85
Mais où seraient les Lakers sans Kobe Bryant ? Chaque match ou presque apporte la confirmation qu´ils n´occuperaient certainement pas la 8e place de la conférence Ouest, comme aujourd´hui. Face aux Kings, l´arrière a encore offert une prestation de très haut niveau avec 36 points, 10 passes et 6 rebonds et écoeuré à lui seul la défense adverse. Grâce à l´apport de Lamar Odom (19 pts, 9 passes) et Devean George (15 pts et 9 rbds), les Lakers ont mené le match de bout en bout, creusant même un écart important (+ 21 au final) dans le dernier quart-temps. Les Kings, qui restaient sur 6 victoires en 8 matches, se sont reposés sur Mike Bibby (25 pts, 5 passes) mais cela n´a pas suffi.

oui oui

Voila, comme quoi les coéquipiers de bryant sont pas si mauvais quand il fait des passes...

Odom est un très bon joueur et j´espère que Kobe continuera avec ses assists

kobe est trés bon !
regardez la gueule de l´equipe et il sont aussi fort que les nuggets !
kobe porte bien l´equipe
jespére quil va continuer sa jusquau playoffs !

j´ai vu le match et bas je peux vous dire - d´aprés ce macth - bas que les lakers sont une trés bonne équipe et que quand bryant ne retombe bas dans ses travers ( shoot plus que forcés..etc) et bas elle a de la geule cette équipe, du moins elle m´a impressionner a domicile

Les Lakers ont une très bonne équipe, mais seulement si Kobe fait son boulot correctement sans forcer les shoot, sans jouer pour lui et ses stats....

......é bah les lakers iront loin jespére

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Un petit article mais pas sur kobe pour une fois

LAKER REPORT
Turiaf Impresses His Teammates
By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
February 27 2006

It was what Ronny Turiaf had waited for, two blocked shots, three points and five rebounds in 14 minutes he will never forget.

The Laker rookie made his first impact in a game since joining the team in January, six months after undergoing open-heart surgery to repair an enlarged aortic root.

He played with energy and enthusiasm on a night when the Lakers had little of either in a 112-111 loss Sunday to the Boston Celtics.

He blocked Paul Pierce´s shot and converted a three-point play in the final minutes of the third quarter. He also blocked Wally Szczerbiak´s attempt with 34.9 seconds to play, preventing the Lakers from falling further behind.

"Like I said when I first got here, I came here to play defense and to hustle," he said. "I just came back from heart surgery. It was a long way, it was a long road. I´m asking for nothing. I´m just trying to step into the lineup, the rotation, try to do something positive."

Turiaf took playing time from Kwame Brown, who sat out the second half and had only two points and four rebounds in 10 minutes.

Laker Coach Phil Jackson approved of Turiaf´s progress.

"He just really hasn´t shown any signs of not knowing what we´re doing," Jackson said. "Kobe [Bryant] was kidding him the other day that he knows more about the game than a lot of guys that have been with us for six months. He´s not behind the eight ball at all. He´s an intelligent player that is right on speed and seems to know what we´re doing."

pff LA a perdu de 1pts

Oui enfin quand c´est un truc comme ca de 1 point, on y peut rien non plus. Faut pas chercher, c´était victoire ou défaite.

C´est comme les shoots au buzzer.

wai mais bon les lakers prennent une defaite de plus dans le cul

Turiaf earning his stripes with team
By Ross Siler, Staff Writer

PORTLAND, Ore. - For all the comparisons to Mark Madsen, with a little more rhythm, Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf has a different player in mind when it comes to his manic act on the bench.
"I think I´m like the Chad Johnson of basketball," Turiaf said.

While Johnson has made his end-zone celebrations a weekly event with the Cincinnati Bengals, Turiaf has provided the Lakers with an unmatched energy a month after he joined the team and completed his return from open heart surgery.

He is out of his seat and breaking into an Antoine Walker shake when one of his teammates throws down a dunk. He is turning his fingers into imaginary guns and pretending to fire them when a 3-pointer is good.

"Why not? I have energy," Turiaf said. "I´m not going to play a 48-minute game. So I´ve got to expend some energy and burn some calories."

Lakers coach Phil Jackson, who favors meditation and Zen to all-out exuberance, said he has no problem with Turiaf´s style.

"There really is something nice about it as far as energizing this team," Jackson said. "This team has some deadbeats on it, anyway, and the coach is one of them. It´s good to have some people out there that are enthusiastic about the game."

Turiaf has said that his recovery from heart surgery made him appreciate his time on the bench more. He also knows that the sooner the Lakers can get up by 10 or 15 points, the more he is going to play.

"Right now it´s just times 100," Turiaf said. "You play for the best organization and you play with great guys that make spectacular

Jackson originally hoped for Turiaf, a second-round draft pick, to play no more than a six- to eight-minute role after he joined the team. But Turiaf´s conditioning has improved and he averaged 13.5 minutes the two games before Wednesday.

Looking around: With Aaron McKie´s return from a torn left quadriceps tendon uncertain, the Lakers have continued to search for a veteran guard they can add the rest of the season.

They were interested in Tony Delk, who was waived by Atlanta and signed with Detroit on Wednesday. McKie resumed working out after the All-Star break but has missed 44 games with the injury.

If the Lakers knew McKie could return, Jackson said the Lakers wouldn´t be "as concerned as we are looking ahead to having to go through the rest of the season and the playoffs with this really young guard group."

Jackson has said the players who struggle the most in trying to pick up the triangle offense often are the ones who have played in other systems the longest. But Jackson referenced Bobby Hansen as one guard he brought in midseason who learned it.

"It´s not rocket science," Jackson said.

Les Lakers sont très inconstants: capable du pire comme du meilleur, selon les performances de Kobe Bryant.

oui léquipe repose sur kobe