Well, we knew it had to happen sooner or later and last night it finally happened - the longest Lakers winning streak in five years ended at 10 games. For the second time this week, I didn't get to catch any of the live action other than on my cellphone (I was at the Stornetta's playing Texas Hold 'Em - for once I didn't win). The Lakers trailed through most of their game in Portland against the Trailblazers after taking an early 10 point lead in the first quarter. Sasha Vujacic made a couple of 3-pointers to tie the game late in the fourth quarter, but after the latter trey tied it at 107, the Blazers went on an 8-0 run to close things out. Final: Portland 119, Lakers 111. The Lakers really didn't play a bad game, shooting 49% and committing only 12 turnovers. What truly won the game for Portland was their 53% shot-making (including 9-for-19 from distance) and committing only six turnovers. To beat the Lakers these days (even at home), you need to play an almost perfect game - precisely what Portland did last night.
The Lakers look to start a new winning streak tomorrow afternoon as they take on the Dallas Mavericks at the Staples Center at 3:30 ET/12:30 PT.
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They sure didn't lsoe today. Kobe had a MONSTER game. MVP MVP MVP
I havent seen any fantasy baseball columns as of late. Would love to join in a league with you.
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