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When the conversation regresses from “Can they win the title” to “Can they make the playoffs,” you get a pretty good idea of how crummy the state of the Lakers is right now.
They’re interesting to watch for all the wrong reasons, fighting for relevancy when they were supposed to continue a legacy, and now they run the risk of being a total box-office stink bomb. They were so bad the other day against Oklahoma City that Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler left early -- Hollywood walking out well before the credits rolled, the ultimate thumb-your-nose by an entertainment town.
Is there such thing as a reality disaster show? If so, it’s playing at the Staples Center whenever the Clippers aren’t there, and who could’ve imagined this back in...
Jim Buss, the Lakers' executive vice president of basketball operations, vowed Thursday that now is not the time to panic over the team's 15-20 start. Speaking with John Ireland and Ramona Shelburne, who was sitting in for... more »
Wednesday was just another night to come out and write about greatness and the Clippers. Write that a few years ago and the men in white coats would come and get you. Right now, in the entertainment capital of the world,... more »
The UCLA basketball team is on a roll, showing hints of becoming special, so these days you get happy Ben Howland, the one who smiles and talks easily, even clapping his hands occasionally. "It's good to be winning," he... more »
Papa Ndao might be the quietest player on the St. Joseph's basketball team, but he sure knows how to make those around him erupt. The soft-spoken sophomore forward brought a sold-out Hagan Arena and his teammates to their... more »
During the 2000 Final Four, any potential appeal — present or otherwise — that Big Ten basketball could have held for me nearly died. Befitting the fact that it was played on April Fool’s Day, the game between... more »
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