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Kobe Bryant misguided for refusing diagnostic tests | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
lakersblog.latimes.com — “Lakers guard Kobe Bryant kept shaking his head. He had just spent the past minute trying to walk off a sprained left ankle that he turned while guarding New Orleans guard Willie Green. But with Bryant initially on the ground wincing in pain and showing continuous signs of discomfort afterwards, Lakers Coach Phil Jackson sent in Shannon Brown to replace Bryant in the final minute of Sunday's Game 4 loss to New Orleans. Bryant initially refused to come out, indicating in some variation that he fel” View full resource at lakersblog.latimes.com
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Kobe Bryant NOT wanting "precautionary" MRI and X-rays. Ummm... he doesn't meet Ottawa Ankle Rule: http://bit.ly/hYKB1N
Pau Gasol receives blunt criticism on Seriously Funny Kids | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
lakersblog.latimes.com — “Kobe Bryant would like everyone to believe his pep talk last week with Pau Gasol about being more aggressive provided a spark. Phil Jackson would like everyone to believe that his season-wide prodding of El Spaniard has finally paid off, resulting in a 21.5 points per game average on 37 of 58 shooting (63.7%) in the past four games. But no, what's really gotten Gasol this past week points back to an appearance on Seriously Funny Kids that aired Tuesday night (go to around the 16-minute mark). In” View full resource at lakersblog.latimes.com
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Ron Artest debuts his PSA on mental health awareness | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
lakersblog.latimes.com — “Lakers forward Ron Artest stared at the camera and spoke in a confident and inviting manner. "Talk to somebody about it. I did," Artest said in a new public service announcement titled "You Can Do It" to promote mental health awareness. "Take the first steps and be a champ." Artest approached the lectern at the Target Terrace in L.A. Live on Tuesday and shared his personal story in the same open manner. "It feels like I'm playing in a game, an intense, emotiona” View full resource at lakersblog.latimes.com
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Ron Artest debuts his PSA on mental health awareness: When LA County Department of Mental Health director Marvin... http://bit.ly/hK7H0b
Ron Artest sets eyes on an NFL career after NBA | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
lakersblog.latimes.com — “Ron Artest always likes to feel entertained. He always wants to think outside the box. And he always enjoys sharing with media and fans alike. It's too easy of a punchline when you hear about Artest meeting with Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Terrell Owens about his chances of pursuing an NFL career after he retires from the NBA. But Artest fills it in himself. "It's an honor for TO to even say, 'Since you're crazy enough to even think about this, we can talk,' " Artest said Monday a” View full resource at lakersblog.latimes.com
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Andrew Bynum's meditation proves instrumental in overcoming knee injury | Lakers Blog | Los Angeles Times
lakersblog.latimes.com — “Catch Lakers center Andrew Bynum throughout most of the day leading up to tipoff and you'll see him sitting on a chair meditating. He'll surely engage in these sessions with the team, as the practice extends from Lakers Coach Phil Jackson, whose famed "Zen Master" persona partly comes from of his belief in meditation. But Bynum's pre-game meditations also happen on his own time, devoting to a session after his pre-game lunch and shortly before the opening tip so he can visualize what's” View full resource at lakersblog.latimes.com
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