This season has been nothing short of a calamity for the Los Angeles Lakers, but fans can find solace in the fact that the team’s youngsters have been playing stellar basketball in the latter part of the season, proving that they’re capable of navigating the ship in the post-Kobe Bryant seas. Here are the
This season has been nothing short of a calamity for the Los Angeles Lakers, but fans can find solace in the fact that the team’s youngsters have been playing stellar basketball in the latter part of the season, proving that they’re capable of navigating the ship in the post-Kobe Bryant seas. Here are the
This week on Fisch’s Friday Rant, it’s kind of….sort of…..almost like….a battle of the ages. When I say battle of the ages, I don’t mean a battle that will be remembered for ever either, it’s quite literally a battle of the ages. So here’s what’s going on in the war: – Older legends ripping on
Byron Scott has had a tight leash on rookie D’Angelo Russell all season, but the young phenom decided to break out and wreak havoc last night. Russell had a career-high last night with 39 points, 24 of those coming behind the three-point line. His breakout night led to a Lakers 107-101 victory over the Brooklyn
The NBA season is almost half way through and that calls for some progress reports of the Top 5 rookie draft picks from the 2015 NBA Draft. Some have been more successful than others but it will be tough to judge someones whole career of their first 40-41 games. Let’s take a dive into who
There were more positive things that I wanted to get off my chest this week rather than negative. So, I had to just start with the negative so we can end on the positive. Here’s the lowdown on what I’m ranting about this week: Ty Lawson’s suspension for his DUI D’Angelo Russell’s nice showing Larry
I have my webcam finally working again and I have a break in Finals work, so of course I had to record another episode of Fisch’s Friday Rant! So here’s a study guide for what I decided to talk about this week: Rajon Rondo playing like the Rondo from the Boston days The San Antonio
Despite a barrage of ugly chucks from Kobe Bryant (he finished the game shooting 7-of-26 from the floor,) Roy Hibbert losing his mind and the fact that the lowly Philadelphia 76ers’ first win came at the expense of the Los Angeles Lakers, there were some positives to take away from their 91-103 defeat. Not only
Sixers rookie Jahlil Okafor has been caught in the thick of many troubling off-court incidents since becoming a patron of Philadelphia, and the Sixers’ brass has devised a plan to put an end to these vexing episodes. According to Chris Broussard of ESPN, Philly will enlist in the help of an extra security to monitor
After a devastating leg injury curtailed his rookie season just 14 minutes into things, Los Angeles Lakers power forward Julius Randle has bounced back nicely in his second NBA season. Although he’s somewhat undersized for a four-man and lacks the gangly wingspan that would greatly benefit him defensively, Randle has proven to be tough-minded