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Shootaround Report: Shorthanded Lakers Prepare For Rematch With Rockets

Corey Hansford
Published: 01/08/2014
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Having lost eight of their last nine games, the Lakers need to figure out a way to turn things around. It doesn’t get any easier for them as they must quickly get over last night’s loss to the Dallas Mavericks and prepare themselves for another tough game against the Houston Rockets.

This game could be one that the Lakers need, however, as they have tended to play up to the level of their competition. Making it more interesting, of course, is round two against Public Enemy Number One in Lakerland, Dwight Howard. Howard has taken to not talking about the Lakers to the media, but the questions are sure to continue, especially if the Lakers pull off the upset for a second time.

With the Lakers defeating the Rockets in their first meeting thanks to a beautiful last second three-pointer from Steve Blake, the Rockets will surely be looking to avenge that loss. The first game was one of the high points of the Lakers season so far, and they will be looking to repeat that performance tonight.

When the word “Lakers” was mentioned by a reporter at Rockets shootaround Wednesday, Dwight Howard pretended to snore.

— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) January 8, 2014

– For a preview of tonight’s game click here

 

Nick Young likened Lakers’ quiet postgame locker room to “funeral”–but he was still kind of smiling as he said it, trying to keep it light.

— KEVIN DING (@KevinDing) January 8, 2014

-For more on this story click here

 

Lakers classify Nick Young’s back injury as “sore.” Young said it happened in Lakers-Nuggets game — Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) January 8, 2014

– For more on this story click here
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ByCorey Hansford
Corey Hansford is the Senior Editor for Lakers Nation, as well as a contributor for Dodger Blue, Rams News Wire, and Raiders News Wire. He is a passionate follower of the Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chelsea FC, and the UFC. He can usually be seen arguing the merits of Kobe Bryant or cursing the decisions of Jerry Jones. He is also a former producer and associate producer for Sirius XM Sports Radio on both the Fantasy Sports Channel and College Sports Nation. Proud graduate of Long Beach Poly High School and The Real HU, Howard University, with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Follow him on all social media outlets at @TheeCoreyH.
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