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February 13, 2011
Too Much Dwight Howard, Too Little Offense Leads To 89-75 Lakers' Loss To Magic
The Los Angeles Lakers stayed close in the first half, but they ran out of gas in the second half against Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic, losing 89-75 to Orlando. It was the first loss of the road trip for the Lakers, who had won four straight coming into today. The 75 points was a season low for the Lakers, who shot just 39.3% in the game.
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February 13, 2011
Lakers Vs. Magic Game Score: Andrew Bynum Outplays Dwight Howard, But Lakers Trail 45-41 At Halftime
Andrew Bynum made his presence in the middle known with 11 points and seven rebounds, but the Los Angeles Lakers still trail the Orlando Magic at halftime, 45-41. Bynum grabbed five of his seven rebounds on the offensive end, and made five of eight field goals in the first half.
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February 13, 2011
Lakers Vs. Magic: Orlando Three-Pointers A Concern For Lakers
The Lakers will have their hands full today dealing with Dwight Howard of the Magic, and rightfully so. However, the Lakers must also be concerned with the prolific three-point shooting of Orlando as well.
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February 13, 2011
Lakers Vs. Magic: Probable Starting Lineups
As the Los Angels Lakers seek their fifth straight win today, in Orlando against the Magic on ABC, they will do so relatively injury free. However, today will be the 17th straight game missed by Matt Barnes, who underwent right knee surgery last month.
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February 13, 2011
Lakers Vs. Magic: Fond Memories Of Kobe Bryant, Derek Fisher, & The 2009 NBA Finals
As the Los Angeles Lakers look for their fifth straight win today, at Amway Center against the Orlando Magic, thoughts turn to the happy times of the 2009 NBA Finals. The Lakers beat the Magic in two of three games in Orlando to capture their 15th NBA title in five games, and the fourth championship of Kobe Bryant's (and Derek Fisher's) career.
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February 13, 2011
Lakers Travel To Orlando To Face Magic On ABC
Dwight Howard scored 22 of his 31 points in the second half, and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Orlando Magic to an 89-75 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. L.A. shot just 39.3% for the game.