According to the Los Angeles Times, the Lakers are not expected to enter the Jason Kidd sweepstakes as the NBA heads into the trading deadline.
The Nets, who are reportedly shopping their all-star point guard, were in talks with the Lakers about a swap this summer.
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Los Angeles' forward Luke Walton left the Lakers' game against the Knicks on Tuesday night in the first quarter because of a right hip pointer, according to ESPN.com.
The team has listed him as day-to-day, adding to their multitude of injuries.
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The Cavaliers-Lakers' game on Sunday afternoon was delayed 12 minutes because of a small leak in the roof of the STAPLES Center.
Cleveland led 19-18 with 3:36 left in the first quarter when the game was halted.
"Because of all the rain and some leaks we had last month, we had a roofing company called out and they were inspecting the roof this morning," Staples Center spokesman Michael Roth told the Associated Press. "When they came off the roof, they took off their rain gear and left it on a catwalk, which was over the north basket, and their equipment as well."
"Because everything was so soaking wet, it started to leak on the court. When we went up there to inspect, we realized it was coming from the gear that was on the catwalk that has slats in it. We removed the equipment and the gear, and we're good."
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Lakers Jan 2008 Archive
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L.A. Times | Jan 24, 2008
According to the L.
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San Bernardino County-Sun | Jan 24, 2008
USC is trying to make a case as to why the team should not be punished after phenom freshman guard O.
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L.A. Times | Jan 23, 2008
There's a report in the L.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jan 22, 2008
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Lakers' forward Trevor Ariza will miss eight weeks with a broken bone in his right foot.
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Press Release | Jan 22, 2008
The Los Angeles Lakers have signed free agent center Didier “DJ” Ilunga-Mbenga to a 10-day contract, announced today by General Manager Mitch Kupchak.
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L.A. Times | Jan 20, 2008
Trevor Ariza was diagnosed with fractured bone in his right foot after landing on Lamar Odom during practice on Sunday.
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ESPN | Jan 18, 2008
Lakers' center Andrew Bynum, expected to be sidelined until at least the middle of March, expressed both disappointment and optimism in his first interview since injuring his left knee.
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Los Angeles Times | Jan 15, 2008
Now that their franchise-center-in-training will be taking at least an eight-week break, the Lakers are perilously thin in the middle.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer | Jan 15, 2008
Kobe Bryant scored 48 points and capped his season-best offensive outburst by swishing an 18-footer with 4.
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ESPN | Jan 14, 2008
Andrew Bynum will miss eight weeks with a subluxation of his left kneecap and bone bruise.
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yahoo.com | Jan 13, 2008
Lakers' center Andrew Bynum injured his left knee and ankle in the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Grizzlies and had to be assisted off the floor.
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Los Angeles Daily News | Jan 13, 2008
Kobe Bryant was a no-show at practice Saturday morning, earning a day off to rest and recover from an upper respiratory illness.
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Miami Herald | Jan 12, 2008
Glen Rice, retired Miami Heat player, was arrested early Friday morning following an altercation at his estranged wife's Coral Gables home.
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Press Enterprise | Jan 10, 2008
Andrew Bynum can sign a maximum contract for up to $75 million this summer.
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Daily News | Jan 5, 2008
Vladimir Radmanovic might be sidelined for up to four games because of a sprained right ankle.
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Los Angeles Times | Jan 2, 2008
Lakers' center Chris Mihm will be sidelined three to four weeks because of a sore Achilles in his right foot that will require weekly sonar-wave treatments.
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NBA.com | Jan 1, 2008
The Lakers' Lamar Odom has been suspended for flagrantly fouling the Celtics' Ray Allen.
