Statitsically Speaking

When the Lakers Lose Don’t Blame Pau Gasol

Mar 14th, 2012 | By
Kobe Bryant Andew Bynum and Pau Gasol (Getty Images)

We’ve all become familiar with the turmoil surrounding the Lakers’ Big Three – Kobe Bryant, Andrew Bynum, and Pau Gasol. Amidst the constant swirl of trade rumors involving Gasol, Andrew Bynum’s recent string of strong performances make it appear that Gasol is even more expendable in search of upgrades at the Point Guard position. Going

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Analyzing the Spurs’ Recent Surge: Another Title Run?

Mar 3rd, 2012 | By

While the basketball world has been focused on the Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls, LA Lakers and the Oklahoma City Thunder, the San Antonio Spurs have quietly worked their way up to the number two spot in the Western Conference. This is quite remarkable since the Spurs began the season with a mediocre start (12-9) and

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Why The Lakers Offense Continues To Struggle

Feb 10th, 2012 | By

Statistically Speaking by Arun Chikyarappa & Coach Nick Through 25 games, the Lakers record is a mediocre 14-11, compared to last year’s 18-7 mark at the point of the season. One look at their offensive production, and it’s clear this is a major culprit. Overall, the Lakers offense produces 93.2 points per game, a steep

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