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The Los Angeles Lakers have caught the injury bug. They have lost Kobe Bryant for the entirety of the 2013 NBA playoffs, Steve Nash is having back and leg problems that are keeping him in a suit on the bench, and Metta World Peace is out with a knee injury. Of course, this team is so loaded that they still have Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol in the front court, so Los Angeles Lakers to the Staples Center are very much so worth the price of admission.

Whether or not this postseason tryst lasts one series or four, it is going to matter (it lasted one). This is the time for Howard to put his troubling regular season behind him and become the dominant force the team thought they had acquired. Now the Lakers face an offseason in which they must decide whether to bring back Dwight, remain a veteran club, or start over.



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Preseason: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors Oct 5, 2013
Sat 7:00PM
 Citizens Business Bank Arena - CA
Ontario, CA
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Preseason: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Denver Nuggets Oct 8, 2013
Tue 7:00PM
 Citizens Business Bank Arena - CA
Ontario, CA
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Preseason: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Sacramento Kings Oct 10, 2013
Thu 7:00PM
 MGM Grand Garden Arena
Las Vegas, NV
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Preseason: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz Oct 25, 2013
Fri 7:00PM
 Honda Center
Anaheim, CA
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Los Angeles Lakers History

The Los Angeles Lakers were the first dynasty in professional basketball. Then the Lakers played in Minneapolis and the league was known as the BAA. However, despite the different era (the late 1940s-early 1950s), different city, and different league, the Lakers dominated because of a familiar force, the big man. George Mikan towered over the rest of the league at 6-10 and became the first superstar. He helped change the game and the Lakers have continued to attract both the best big men the NBA and those players that would change the game.

All this has led to 31 conference titles and 17 championships (5 coming in Minneapolis and 11 coming in Los Angeles, where the franchise moved in 1960). The player ranks included Mikan in the first half of the 1950s; Elgin Baylor and Jerry West in the 1960s; West, Wilt Chamberlain, and Gail Goodrich in the 1970s; Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and James Worthy in the 1980s; Shaq and Kobe in the late 1990s through the early 21st century; and Kobe, Pau Gasol, and company to today.

That list of players above should make it clear the city and the team have been trendsetters. The franchise championed post basketball until Magic Johnson began running Showtime in the 1980s and won six championships. Kobe and Shaq brought back the two man game between a dominant post player and an ethereal perimeter player.

With Dwight likely to stay at the Staples Center for the foreseeable future and Kobe likely to play for the Lakers until his retirement, the team has time to remain competitive while forging the new championship combination. Los Angeles Lakers tickets will continue to sell out as this team is one of the most important in the NBA and the fans are not going to abandon the team for the Clippers.



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