Michael C. Jones
2012 Contributor of the Year Michael C. Jones is a sports expert and primarily covers the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA. He was part of the Featured Contributor program in Sports and Technology from 2011-2012, and his work is regularly featured on both Yahoo! Sports and Yahoo! News.
He has previously written for Southern California s Press-Enterprise and is the Managing Editor and Founder of Sports Out West, a site dedicated exclusively to West Coast professional and college sports. He also writes for SB Nation.
A Southern California native and graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Michael currently resides in San Diego with his wife.
Catch up with him on Twitter: @MikeJonesTweets
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He has previously written for Southern California s Press-Enterprise and is the Managing Editor and Founder of Sports Out West, a site dedicated exclusively to West Coast professional and college sports. He also writes for SB Nation.
A Southern California native and graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Michael currently resides in San Diego with his wife.
Catch up with him on Twitter: @MikeJonesTweets
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Blake Griffin-for-Dwight Howard Trade Talk a Battle of 'sources'When teams don't comment publicly on major developments, we speculate. When we speculate, reports sound outlandish. On the rarest occasions, they end up being true. Is this one of those instances?
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Is Phil Jackson Trolling the Lakers?Phil Jackson keeps piling on his former team as the Lakers embark on a period of uncertainty, a salary cap nightmare and questions surrounding the aging personnel. Is he just trying to sell books or trolling?
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Chris Paul and Dwight Howard Joining Forces Could Save Lakers' FutureReportedly, Chris Paul and Dwight Howard have been texting one another and potentially planning their next career moves in tandem. If they join forces with the Clippers, it could mean a major victory for the Lakers.
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Doc Rivers to Clippers?: Lakers-Clips Rivalry Would Be EpicWith one of the faces of the Lakers-Celtics rivalry reportedly eying a job with the Lakers' cross-town foe, the battles at Staples Center could get a lot more interesting in the next several years.
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Kobe Bryant for MVP: 10 Tweets that Make the Lakers' Star the Social Media KingKobe Bryant is a legend off the floor, and in 2013, he embraced social media so genuinely, that he's on his way toward the same status off of it. Here are 10 examples why he deserves the NBA's Social MVP award. -
NBA Draft 2013: 5 Players the Lakers Could Add at Pick No. 48Sometimes, there's so much drama in Laker-land, that we all forget there's actual basketball to be concerned with. With the 2013 NBA Draft set to begin June 27th, the Lakers have just one pick and plenty of needs. Here are five players they could select.
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Brian Shaw is the NBA's Most Wanted Coach, so Why'd the Lakers Pass on Him?If the five-time NBA champion turns out to be a great coach and leader, it'll be one of the Lakers' greatest recent misses.
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Was Jimmy Kimmel's Segment an Indictment Against Lakers Fans?Lakers fans tend to take a beating when it comes to their knowledge and passion compared to some of their contemporaries, but was Jimmy Kimmel's segment an unfair assessment of who these folks really are? -
Dwight Howard Free Agency: Analyzing the Rockets' Case Against the LakersThe Lakers banked heavily on the fact that Dwight Howard would re-sign in Los Angeles for several reasons. But the Rockets don't plan on making the superstar's looming decision easy and have some attractive assets of their own.
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Should the Lakers Fire Mike D'Antoni to Hire George Karl?As crazy as it sounds, nothing is off limits in the wild, wild West.
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NBA Playoffs 2013: 5 Takeaways the Lakers Can Glean from the SpursFrom one perennial contender to another, the Spurs can teach the Lakers a few things about how to run an organization and compete for titles every year.
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Dwight Howard's Decision is Bigger Than Dwight HowardThe Dwightmare may not be over, but the lingering effects of the free agency decision could last for years if the Lakers star decides to leave.
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Dwight Howard Free Agency: Handicapping the Top-5 Potential Landing SpotsThe Lakers will have to compete this offseason with other teams vying for Dwight Howard's services. Who has the best chance at landing him, and where does LA stack up against the rest?
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Phil Jackson Gets Candid About the Lakers During Book TourPhil Jackson has a new book to promote, but he did a lot more than that as he opened up about the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Ex-Lakers Coach Mike Brown Got Fired, Then Got the No. 1 Draft Pick Less Than a Year LaterWhen most of the working public gets fired, it sparks feelings of gloom-and-doom. For Mike Brown, things couldn't be better after his dismissal from the Lakers.
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Dwight Howard Leaving Lakers Would Mark Epic Franchise FailureDwight Howard could actually leave Los Angeles for greener pastures. If he does, what exactly would that mean for the state of the franchise? it's a lot to digest.Also published on:
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Lakers Vs. Celtics Offseason 2013: Who's Got it Worse?Since there's no Lakers-Celtics action to be had this postseason, let's take a good look at the offseason and the challenges each team faces. More importantly, who's worse off?
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Lakers Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol Can't Play Together? That's LaughableThe notion that Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard can't play with one another is ridiculous.
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Lakers Offseason 2013: 10 Questions that Need Answers Before Next SeasonThere's always drama in Laker-land, and the offseason of 2013 will be no different. What major questions await the league's marquee franchise this summer?
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Lakers' Season in Review: 50 Signs of the LA-pocalypseThe 2012-13 season has been an unmitigated disaster in the land where championship-or-bust is always the mantra. Here are 50 signs that things will never be the same in Laker-land.
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Lakers' Injuries Giving Dwight Howard More Than He Bargained ForWill or won't D12 stay in L.A.? Kobe Bryant's injury was one thing, but the Lakers' incredible string of ailments could give Dwight Howard too much to handle this postseason.
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NBA Playoffs Lakers Vs. Spurs: Injuries to Steve Nash, Steve Blake Hiding Sad Truth of SeriesLakers basketball is always dramatic -- as is customary in Hollywood, but when actual drama happens in the form of several freak injuries, Lakers stakeholders succumb to blatant extremism.
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'Lakers Amnesty Kobe Bryant': 5 Reasons You'll Never Read that HeadlineThe devastating injury to Kobe Bryant has opened the door for plenty of scenarios to take place this offseason. The most buzzworthy topic is whether or not the Lakers will use the amnesty provision on No. 24. Here are five reasons they won’t.Also published on:
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Lakers' Playoff Run Could Validate Andrew Bynum's Philosophy on Kobe BryantThe Lakers responded to losing their best player and emotional leader in a big way by grabbing the No. 7 seed in the Western Confernce. That effort coupled with a strong showing against the Spurs could make Andrew Bynum look ironically prophetic.
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Kobe Bryant May Be Done on the Court This Season, but He's Going Black Mamba Off of ItKobe Bryant's season-ending injury was devastating. But the Black Mamba has channeled his focus and ability to fight through adversity into another fan-friendly pastime.
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Kobe Bryant Injury Gives Lakers Sneak Peek into Dwight Howard EraKobe Bryant is not going away, but the Dwight Howard era is upon us sooner than anyone could have anticipated. What will that future look like should the big man re-up with the Lakers?
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Lakers' Playoff Chances Hinge on Navigating Rough ScheduleEven if the Lakers overcome the odds and do several things they haven't been able to all season long, they still face an uphill battle due to the way the schedule plays out.
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Lakers Can't Afford to Lose Metta World Peace's Defense for Stretch RunMetta World Peace has earned the nickname "Wolverine" for his healing power after coming back from an injury that was supposed to sideline him for six weeks in under two. The Lakers can't afford to lose his defense.
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Kobe Bryant's MVP-caliber Season Overshadowed by Lakers' StrugglesFor the Lakers to have any success in 2012-13, they've needed an other-worldly campaign from the Black Mamba. Incredibly, it still may not be enough.
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Lakers Bracketology: An Elite 8 of GreatnessThe greatest Lakers of all time are set to go at it, March Madness style. Who's the greatest among them? Let's find out in the most entertaining way possible in sports -- with brackets.
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Why Lakers Fans Shouldn't Adore Derek FisherWhy does the well-spoken, hard-working five-time champion deserve anything less than Lakers' fans full adulation? There are a number of reasons.
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Mike D'Antoni Highlights Lakers' Biggest Issues in Warriors Postgame PresserIn games the Lakers absolutely have to have, they can't fix their most glaring issues, and their head coach knows it, as referenced by his postgame comments on Monday night.
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Lakers' Mike D'Antoni Only Needed a Sentence to Describe Awful Season After Wizards LossLakers have been a train wreck this season, and their head coach has seen enough of it.Also published on:
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Am I the Only Dwight Howard Apologist Left?The constant bashing and berating of the Lakers big man has got to stop. It's bothered me so much, that I'm going to go all first-person on you.
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Lakers’ Comeback Vs. Hornets: The Most Un-ironic Game EverEveryone around the sports world saw the Lakers’ incredible comeback against the lowly New Orleans Hornets. Although it was impressive, it wasn’t anything more than what it should have been -- a win for L.A. against a team worse than they are.
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Lakers Fans Should Embrace Kobe Bryant's New NicknameNBA living legends don't come around often, so when they do, NBA fans should enjoy the limited time they have in the league. But Kobe Bryant is turning back the clock, and he has a new nickname to prove it that suits him perfectly.
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Stephen Curry, Kobe Bryant and the Top 5 NBA Individual Games at Madison Square GardenThe Warriors point guard chose the greatest venue possible to display his incredible ability as a scorer to the sports world. Where does his performance rank among the best over the last 20 years at Basketball Mecca?
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Lakers Takes: Dwight Howard, Team Future Dominate Fans' Questions on TwitterI took to Twitter to ask Lakers fans what their biggest questions were heading into the season post-All-Star break.
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Lakers Takes: Top 5 Awful Fan Takes on Dwight HowardDwight Howard is taking a lot of criticism for this season, some of it rightly so. But in the land of basketball hyperbole known as Laker-land, some of it is downright ludicrous.
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Lakers Takes: 5 Reasons Why Dwight Howard Will Re-sign with Los AngelesNow that the trade deadline has passed, the focus for the Lakers now becomes the impending free agency of superstar Dwight Howard. Here are five reasons they have nothing to worry about.
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Dwight Howard Trade Rumors: GM Mitch Kupchak, Lakers Doubling Down on All-StarJust like the late, great Dr. Buss used to in Las Vegas on the Poker tables, the Lakers are going all in with their All-Star center, for better or for worse.
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Kobe Bryant vs. Dwight Howard: A Timeline of the Non-feudThe Black Mamba and Superman don't mesh from a personality standpoint, but they've played nice to this point on the surface. Given the circumstances surrounding Howard's latest injury, that dynamic has changed. Don't you dare call it a feud, though.
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Lakers' Owner Jerry Buss Passes Away: 5 Ways He Brought Innovation, Showtime to the NBADr. Jerry Buss was the orchestrator of Showtime in Los Angeles and changed the landscape of the NBA forever. Here's a look at five ways he did so.
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Mike Brown Takes the High Road on Lakers' StrugglesThe ousted former L.A. head coach never got what many believe to be a fair shot to turn things around this season, but he was still classy and candid when he spoke to ESPN radio on Wednesday.
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Lakers Midseason Review: Which System is Right for L.A. In Second Half?The Lakers are clearly running the wrong system under first-year head coach Mike D'antoni. Even your grandmother knows that. But is there really a play style out there that suits this roster? Here's a careful examination of that question.
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The Pau Gasol-timatum: 5 Potential Scenarios Regarding the Lakers' StarThe Spaniard’s had a difficult stretch so far in 2012-13 under head coach Mike D’Antoni, dealing with an unceremonious benching and lack of playing time -- something's got to give.
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Lakers’ ‘Win Now’ Strategy Destroys 2013 Draft ProspectsIf the Lakers were winning, not having a shot at improving via the 2013 NBA draft wouldn’t be an issue. Unfortunately, they look like one of the worst teams in the league, and worse still, won’t be able to capitalize on it.Also published on:
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Lakers Vs. Grizzlies: Did L.A. Hit Rock Bottom in 106-93 Loss?The Lakers are the talk of the NBA for all the wrong reasons. Was their embarrassing loss in Memphis on Wednesday night the point where they reached their lowest of lows?
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Dwight Howard Trade Rumors: Brooklyn Doesn't Want Lakers All-Star, Can You Blame Them?The market for the Lakers All-Star is dwindling due to health concerns, immaturity and deficiencies on both ends of the floor. The Nets want no part of it. Can you blame them?
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Mike D’Antoni Deserves Blame for Pau Gasol’s IneffectivenessThe Lakers apparently are less effective with both 7-footers on the floor at the same time. Only the coach is to blame for such a travesty as that.
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Jim Buss is Ruining the Lakers: Examining the Slow, Painful Path to TyrannyJim Buss is one of the most least popular people in Southern California. He's slowly, but surely destroying the Lakers.
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Lakers' C Dwight Howard Needs to Smile More, Not Less, Despite Horry's WishesThe Lakers big man is a happy-go-lucky kind of guy, and the only way he'll get back to being the D-12 that once clogged up the middle as a three-time defensive player of the year is to be himself.
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Top 25 NBA Players to Follow on Twitter: Does Kobe Bryant Make the List?The Black Mamba finally joined the ranks of social media, but has he cracked the top-25 NBA players to follow?Also published on:
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NBA in Seattle: Lakers' Fans Would Welcome Old Sonics' Rivalry at the Expense of Sacramento KingsThe reports of a potential sale of the Sacramento Kings to owners who would then move the team to Seattle has NBA fans talking, and some of the biggest stakeholders not living in the Pacific Northwest or California’s capital city may live in Los Angeles.
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Chargers Head Coach and GM Search: Colts Tandem Bruce Arians, Tom Telasco Ideal Fit for BoltsThe San Diego Chargers are narrowing down their choice for the next head coach and general manager, and they appear poised to sepate themselves a great deal from the old regime of Norv Turner and A.J. Smith.
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Steve Nash's 10,000 Assists Milestone a Welcome Distraction to Lakers’ IssuesThe Los Angeles Lakers are in complete disarray, but in one glorious moment on a routine pick-and-roll pass to Antawn Jamsion, things in Laker-land didn’t seem so bad.Also published on:
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Kobe Bryant Vs. Dwight Howard Feud: What If Kobe is Right?The reports of a feud between Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard are all over the place, but what if Bryant is actually on to something with his alleged comments that infuriated the Lakers' big man?Also published on:
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Kobe Bryant on Twitter: 5 Pieces of Sound Advice for the Black MambaKobe Bryant has joined Twitter and has a verified account. Here are five pieces of sound advice for the Black Mamba.Also published on: -
76ers Vs. Lakers: Same 'Old' Problems Plague L.A. In LossThe Lakers are under .500... again. Poor defense plagued them throughout Tuesday night... again. Is age really nothing but a number?Also published on:
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San Francisco 49ers Earn First Round Bye the Hard Way Vs. CardinalsThe first half against the Cardinals was cause for major concern, but the Niners put together a gritty performance on Sunday and managed to get help from the Vikings to secure the second seed in the NFC playoffs and a much-needed week off.
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San Diego Chargers Fire A.J. Smith: Good Riddance to a TyrantThe Chargers finally made the move fans and the media have been waiting to see happen for years. General manager A.J. Smith is finally on his way out of San Diego. What took ownership so long?
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Cardinals Vs. 49ers: San Francisco Leads at the Half, but It's UglyThe San Francisco 49ers are winning at halftime, but it's looked more like a losing effort as they host the NFC West's worst team.
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Malcom Floyd Wins Offensive Player of the Year Honor for San Diego ChargersOn Friday, the San Diego Chargers announced their team awards, and there were few surprises. Is the fact that Malcom Floyd was the team’s best player indicative of just how bad things have gotten on offense for the Bolts.
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San Francisco 49ers: Alex Smith’s Top 5 Potential Destinations in 2013Alex Smith’s time in San Francisco is likely finished, and that means that the time has come to look at where he will be playing in 2013. Fortunately, he’s played well over the past two seasons, and plenty of teams need quarterbacking help.
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Alex Smith Deserves Better, and Another Team Will Give it to HimThe San Francisco 49ers’ long-time signal caller will find solace in a new environment after a tumultuous tenure in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco 49ers Exposed by Justin Smith InjuryThe San Francisco 49ers have the No. 1 ranked defense because of their ability to get pressure on the quarterback. Justin Smith is a major part of that dynamic, and his absence had shed light on just how valuable he is to this unit.
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Cardinals Vs. 49ers: Flailing Birds Perfect Cure for Slumping San FranciscoThe San Francisco 49ers need a win going into the NFL playoffs. There's no better team to face than the lowly Arizona Cardinals to lift the spirits of a team in need of some momentum.
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Michael Crabtree Comes of Age in 2012The San Francisco 49ers fourth-year wideout has turned in a stellar campaign in 2012, carving out a perfect role in his team's dynamic offense in the process.
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San Francisco 49ers Lose More Than a Football Game on SNF Vs. SeattleThe San Francisco 49ers were dismantled on Sunday night against the Seahawks. They lost more than a game that night, but they can still pick up the pieces.
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Steve Nash Injury: 5 Ways the Lakers' G Will Make an Immediate ImpactNo one should drink the Kool-Aid when it comes to the idea that Steve Nash will be the Lakers' savior when he returns from injury, but the two-time MVP will bring some important tangibles to the table, even at 38-years-old. Here are five of them:
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Are the 2012-13 Lakers Among the 10 Most Disappointing 'Superteams' in Recent History?The Lakers assembled a dream team in the 2012 offseason, but the 2012-13 campaign has been a nightmare for fans in Southern California. Here are 10 teams who also failed to live up to lofty expectations.
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Did Jim Buss Break the Los Angeles Lakers?With the Lakers in the midst of a disastrous season, the questions about the front office's handling of the personnel and coaching staff are resurfacing.Also published on:
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Lakers 2012-13 First Quarter State: 20 Questions Surrounding Los AngelesThe Lakers have been through a season's worth of drama in just over one month. As a team clearly in disarray, there are many more questions than answers at this point. Here are 20 of them.
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Lakers Vs. Knicks: It's Now or Never for Los AngelesCould this be the gut check the reeling Lakers are looking for?
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Don't Blame Poor Los Angeles Lakers' 'D' All on Mike D'AntoniMike D'Antoni hasn't historically coached teams to be great on the defensive end, but that doesn't mean he should take all of the blame for the Lakers' issues on that end of the floor.Also published on:
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Mike D’Antoni Gets Chippy with the Reporter Following Lakers' 100-94 Loss to CavsAs questions about the Lakers' awful defense continued to come his way, the Lakers' head coach took exception to one reporter following Tuesday night's loss in Cleveland.
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Los Angeles Lakers Road Trip: 5 Keys to Success on the East CoastThe Lakers are set to go on a four-game road trip beginning Tuesday in Cleveland with the team in shambles. What should we expect to see from a team that has mastered the unexpected for all of the wrong reasons?Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers: 5 Ways to Fix L.A.'s Defensive WoesThe Los Angeles Lakers have a myriad of issues, and they start with defense. Here are five legitimate ways to take care of their most glaring weakness and turn their season around.Also published on:
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Lakers Vs. Jazz: Hustle Stats Doom Los Angeles in Poor Home ShowingThe Los Angeles Lakers have work to do on the defensive end, and that was never more apparent than on Sunday night in yet another bad loss to a mediocre team in the Utah Jazz.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Trade Rumors: Eastern Conference Scout Calls Pau Gasol Trade LikelyThe Lakers have issues in their offense under Mike D'Antoni, and a lot of it may have to do with the fact that Pau Gasol is not a good fit. Could he be traded?
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Lakers Vs. Thunder: L.A. To Face Early-season Litmus Test at OKCThe Lakers are 9-10 and a little banged up early in the 2012-13 NBA season, but the trip to Oklahoma City will be meaningful -- especially if L.A. can emerge victorious and prove they belong.
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Kobe Bryant’s 30,000 Career Points Milestone a Welcome Distraction from Lakers' WoesThe Lakers superstar took some pressure off his new coach and teammates when he reached the 30,000 point mark for his career in a solid win against the franchise that drafted him.Also published on:
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Dwight Howard Should Take Hack-a-Dwight Strategy PersonallyMike D’Antoni gave Dwight Howard a vote of confidence, now Howard needs to reward his trust and take the Hack-a-Dwight strategy personally.
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Ten Ridiculous Things Los Angeles Lakers Fans Are Saying About the 2012-13 SquadLakers fans are a fickle bunch and can come to some pretty outlandish conclusions after a loss. Here are ten ridiculous things they're saying.
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Dwight Howard Hints at Leaving Los Angles Lakers Amidst Team Turmoil: Should Fans Be Worried?The Lakers and Dwight Howard are struggling through 17 games and are below .500 under new head coach Mike D’Antoni. Could the franchise player of the future become disengaged enough to test free agency and possibly leave L.A. after the season?
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Los Angeles Lakers Trade Rumors: Pau Gasol Should Not Go AnywhereThe Los Angeles Lakers should not listen to the fans who want Pau Gasol traded. Thank goodness they won't.
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Los Angeles Lakers Will Depend Heavily on the 3 Under Mike D’AntoniUnder new head coach Mike D’Antoni’s and his fast-paced offense, there will be more opportunities for the Lakers to take and make open looks from the arc. That kind of reliance on the 3 can lift or doom the squad on any given night.
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Best Photography Apps for SmartphonesHere are 10 excellent photography apps for any smart phone user, from the experienced photographer to social media enthusiast.
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49ers Quarterback Controversy: Colin Kaepernick is the Missing LinkSecond-year San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick gives his team exactly what they’ve been missing since they emerged as an NFC powerhouse a season ago.
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Los Angeles Lakers' New Bench Will Do D'Antoni's BiddingThe Lakers made a major discovery when they ran Mike D'Antoni's new fast-paced offense -- they have a bench to speak of, and they can actually play basketball.
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49ers' Decision to Start Colin Kaepernick Vs. New Orleans is the Right MoveThe San Francisco 49ers are going to officially begin the Colin Kaepernick era on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. Given Alex Smith’s contract situation, it could likely be the first sign that San Francisco is willing to part ways with their former
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San Diego Chargers 2012 Season: 5 Moves the Bolts Need to Make to Prepare for Next YearIt’s a sad state of affairs for any team, but at Chargers Park, it’s time to start looking at the prospects for next year and beyond. Here are the five moves the Bolts need to make over the offseason.Also published on:
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San Francisco 49ers: Colin Kaepernick Shows He's Nobody's Backup on Monday Night FootballThe San Francisco 49ers' second year signal caller showed that he's got all the tools to make an impact.
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Los Angeles Lakers Vs. Phoenix Suns: Will L.A. Fans See 'Showtime' on Friday Night?In what would otherwise be just another regular season NBA matchup on Friday night, the game between the Lakers and Suns has many storylines -- starting with a first potential look at the new "Showtime".
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Magic Johnson Spoke for All Lakers Fans Regarding Jim BussMagic Johnson spoke on behalf of all fans when he voiced his lack of faith in Lakers’ executive Jim Buss.Also published on:
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Top 10 Most Dramatic Teams in Pro Sports in 2012Amidst the Lakers' latest drama, here's a look at where today's professional sports teams rank in terms of theatrics.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers’ history of controversy: 10 most dramatic moments in recent memoryThe Los Angeles Lakers showed during their recent head coaching saga that they have a flair for the dramatic. With that in mind, here are 10 of the most dramatic moments in Laker-land.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Vs. San Antonio Spurs Preview: Yes Folks, There's an Actual Game to PlayThrough all the hoopla of the Los Angeles Lakers' coaching saga, many Lakers fans and NBA onlookers forgot that they actually play basketball in L.A. The contest on Tuesday night vs. the Spurs figures to be a great test for the purple and gold.
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Los Angeles Lakers vs. Los Angeles Clippers: Who wins the battle of L.A. in 2012-13?The Clippers took Game 1 of the season series, but when it comes to basketball hierarchy in the Entertainment Capital of the World, which team reigns supreme? The answer may not be who you think.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Hire Mike D'Antoni: 5 Ways He'll Improve the TeamThe hiring of Mike D'Antoni to coach the Los Angeles Lakers was not the popular choice among fans, but it makes sense on many levels. Phil Jackson would have been ideal, but there is plenty to get excited about with bringing him in.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Hire Mike D'Antoni, Shock Jackson, Sports WorldNo one can explain it, but it happened. The move by the Los Angeles Lakers to hire Mike D'Antoni instead of Phil Jackson is completely shocking.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers fire Mike Brown, but it's Jim Buss who needs to step downThe Los Angeles Lakers shocked the world on Friday by firing head coach Mike Brown. The move was a knee-jerk reaction that showed just how out of touch owner Jim Buss is with the scope of the NBA.Also published on:
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Mike Brown Out as Los Angeles Lakers Head Coach: Top 5 Potential ReplacementsThe Los Angeles Lakers have parted ways with head coach Mike Brown after a 1-4 start. Here'sAlso published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 Start: Patient Team Frustrating an Impatient Fan BaseThe Los Angeles Lakers have struggled through five games in a young 2012-13 NBA season, and they aren’t panicking. But the status quo for Lakers fans is to do the exact opposite and clamor for wholesale changes.
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Los Angeles Lakers 1-4 Start: Where’s Jodie Meeks?The Lakers brought Jodie Meeks in to do what he does best -- score off the bench and give some relief to Kobe Bryant and the aging starters. He hasn’t gotten the chance to prove his worth through five games.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Fatigue, Age Show in 95-86 Loss to Utah JazzThe Los Angeles Lakers moved to 1-4 on the young 2012-13 season following another tough loss to the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City. What the box score won’t show is the lack of effort, and it’s important to explore why.Also published on:
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San Diego Chargers Stickum Case Closed by NFL, Dismal Season Likely to ContinueThe San Diego Chargers have been cleared from the stickum controversy, but that doesn’t remove the dark cloud that remains over a dismal 2012 season.
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San Francisco 49ers Vs. St. Louis Rams: Do the Niners Need to Change Anything Following Week 9 Bye?The San Francisco 49ers came into 2012 with high expectations and for the most part have delivered. Following the Week 9 bye, what will they look to improve upon in the second half of their season?
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San Diego Chargers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Vincent Jackson Will Torch the BoltsVincent Jackson will light up the Chargers on Sunday, not just for payback, but because no one on the team can match up with him.Also published on:
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New All-Star Game Voting Format Not Popular with Dwight HowardThe new NBA All-Star game voting format doesn’t sit well with the Lakers center, and it’s easy to see why.Also published on:
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NBA Pacific Division Power Rankings: Los Angeles Lakers Collapse Part of Major Week 1 Shake-UpThe Los Angeles Lakers experienced a major setback following a 1-4 start to the season and are not where they should be in the Pacific Division power rankings for Week 1.
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Lakers Still Have Long Way to Go Following Win vs. Detroit PistonsThe Lakers beat the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night to capture their first win of the season, but they have a long way to go in terms of becoming anything close to the team they should be.Also published on:
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San Diego Chargers' Win Vs. Chiefs was a Loss for the Anti-Norv Turner CrowdSan Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner is on the hot seat, and with a 31-13 win against the Kansas City Chiefs, he bought some more time on the job, much to the dismay of fans clamoring for him to be fired.
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Tiger Woods' World Challenge is No Walk in the ParkThe World Challenge hosted by Tiger Woods may feature a small field, but it will be one of the strongest anywhere, and a win there could provide some big momentum for the former world No.1.
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Patrick Willis Interview: San Francisco 49ers Really Aren’t a Stats TeamAlex Smith said it publicly on national television, and Patrick Willis reiterated it in an interview with NFL.com -- the San Francisco 49ers don't care about numbers.
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Steve Nash Injury Could Expose Lakers' Bench Issues FurtherOnce again, it's the Los Angeles Lakers' bench causing all sorts of problems for the team early in the 2012-2013 season. With Steve Nash potentially out of the game on Friday night due to injury, things could get worse for the second unit.Also published on:
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San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football : 24-3 Win Over Cardinals Had Something for EveryoneThe San Francisco 49ers looked every bit like the team that went 13-3 a season ago and look primed to make a run deep into the postseason as they defeated the rival Arizona Cardinals on Monday night.
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San Diego Chargers Fall to Browns 7-6, Show They're Not a Good Football TeamAfter falling in embarrassing fashion to the lowly Cleveland Browns, the San Diego Chargers have shown their true colors. They’re just not a good football team.
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James Harden Trade Impact: What Does it Mean for the Los Angeles Lakers?The Los Angeles Lakers will benefit in the short term from the trade that sent James Harden to the Houston Rockets.
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NBA All-Star Voting Change Could Benefit Lakers' Pau GasolThe NBA's new All-Star Game voting change could have a positive affect on the status of Pau Gasol and will likely not change that of Dwight Howard, who is a near lock to make the squad and start anyway.
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San Francisco 49ers Player Profile: 5 Reasons Why Alex Boone Will Soon Be an Household NFL NameThird year 49ers offensive lineman Alex Boone has versatility, unique skills and one heck of a personality that will endear him to fans for years to come in San Francisco and beyond city limits.Also published on:
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San Diego Chargers Cheating Scandal: Is it the Beginning of the End for Norv Turner?The San Diego Chargers are entrenched in a scandal at a time where their focus needs to be on performance issues plaguing the team. Could it spell the end for head coach Norv Turner?
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San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl Hopefuls: 5 Reasons Frank Gore Deserves Your VoteIt’s NFL election season again, and the 49ers’ running back deserves your vote.
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San Diego Chargers Insult Fans' Intelligence with 'Chill Pill' BlastThe San Diego Chargers are struggling this year, and now they've poured salt on the wounds of faithful fans with a rant that questions their passion.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Front Office Will Overcome New Challenges in Post-Kobe Bryant EraThe Lakers will have a tough road ahead come 2014, but like always, they're prepared to tackle the challenges ahead with a solid plan.
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San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Brown Can Make Big Offensive Impact in Return from InjuryWith the Chargers struggling on offense, second year wide receiver Vincent Brown can't come back fast enough to provide an offensive spark.
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Los Angeles Lakers Free Agency: 5 Reasons Jeremy Lin Could Team with Dwight Howard in 2015Of course it's merely speculation at this point, but it's entirely in the realm of possibility that Linsanity could come to Hollywood in 2015. -
Did the Los Angeles Lakers Sell High on Andrew Bynum?Former first round pick and 2011-2012 NBA All-Star Andrew Bynum was traded by the Lakers a season ago, but his chronic knee issues remain. Did the Lakers sell high when they landed Dwight Howard in return?
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5 Reasons Derek Fisher Will Never Play for the Lakers AgainDerek Fisher could come back to the Los Angeles Lakers to finish his career, but it's not going to happen. Here's why.
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Lakers Fans in Southern California Won’t Stay Idle During Time Warner Cable ImpasseFans in Southern California may have a reputation for being of the fair-weather variety, but when it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers, they won't stand for any injustice like the situation with TWC SportsNet.
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Alex Rodriguez’s Pinch-Hit Drama Sheds Light on Albert Pujols’ Bad ContractThe Los Angeles Angels are on the hook for a long time with Albert Pujols and will be paying him a lucrative, guaranteed contract as he inevitably begins to decline. To witness the effects, the Halos need to look no further than the Yankees and A-Rod.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Preseason: Kobe Bryant Rightly Blasts Smush ParkerKobe Bryant and Smush Parker have developed a healthy disdain for one another since the two were teammates for two seasons between 2005 and 2007. The lopsided rivalrly keeps getting better every time it resurfaces.
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San Diego Chargers RB Ryan Mathews' Running Out of Time to Fix Fumbling WoesSan Diego Chargers' running back Ryan Mathews has a lot of work to do to get back in the good graces of his coaches and general manager. If he doesn't stop fumbling, he could become the Chargers' latest first round bust.
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Los Angeles Lakers Preseason: Metta World Peace Slimmer, More FocusedLos Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace has come to training camp with a new level of focus and in the best shape he's been in since his days with the Indiana Pacers.
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What's Next for Tiger Woods Following 2012 Ryder Cup Disappointment?Tiger Woods had a difficult time at the 2012 Ryder Cup, and this fall, look for the world No. 2 to begin to scale back his play to prepare for next season. There will be some small fireworks involving a certain young Irishman along the way, however.
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Dwight Howard Vs. Shaquille O'Neal: Los Angeles Lakers Drama Fit for HollywoodDwight Howard is already involved in Los Angeles-style drama -- this time with future Hall-of-Famer and Lakers great Shaquille O'Neal. It's too good of a story not to follow all season long.
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Lakers G Steve Blake Returns from Injury to Logjam at Point GuardSteve Blake surprised the Lakers by returning to action just 10 days after puncturing his foot on a spike strip. Now, he's got his sights set on proving himself as the primary backup to Steve Nash.
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Is San Francisco 49ers WR Randy Moss a Late-Season 'Secret' Weapon?Randy moss has played an average of 20 snaps per game through four weeks of the NFL season. Are the San Francisco 49ers limiting him on purpose in hopes of a late-season surge?
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Los Angeles Lakers Media Day 2012: 10 Takeaways Heading into the 2012-2013 NBA SeasonThe Los Angeles Lakers enter the 2012-2013 season as a highly-touted group with high expectations. The 2012 team media day opened the door to many story lines that will be worth following throughout the year.
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2012 Ryder Cup Day 1 Roundup: 10 Lessons Learned on FridayDay 1 of the 2012 Ryder Cup was filled with drama of the best kind and didn't disappoint fans around the world. Here are ten takeaways from Friday's action as the event heads into what should be an entertaining weekend.
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Top 5 Replacement Officials' Blown Calls Affecting the San Francisco 49ersThe lovely train wreck that was the NFL's officiating is over, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't reflect on just how beautifully horrendus it was. Here are five calls that affected the San Francisco 49ers through just three weeks of the 2012 season.
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San Francisco 49ers Vs. New York Jets Preview: Alex Smith, Offense Look to Bounce BackThe San Francisco 49ers had an embarrassing loss vs. the Minnesota Vikings in Week 3. Now, the team is re-focused and will look to dismantle the offensively-challenged Jets.Also published on:
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Is Los Angeles Lakers G Darius Johnson-Odom Shannon Brown 2.0?The Lakers' newest high-flying combo guard will remind fans a lot of the last Lakers bench player to dazzle fans at Staples Center -- and that's a good thing.Also published on:
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2012 TOUR Championship: Tiger Woods' Putter Could Cost Him Comeback Season in 2012If Tiger Woods fails to capitalize on his last opportunity to win a significant PGA TOUR event, it will be because of the one club that his failed him all year long -- his putter. -
Los Angeles Lakers 2012-2013 Season Preview: Top 5 RivalsThe new-look Los Angeles Lakers have plenty of eyes on them as the 2012-2013 NBA season nears its start. Here are the their top five rivals for 2012-2013.
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Dwight Howard Could Bring Dwightmare to Los Angeles LakersDwight Howard could potentially disappoint all the Los Angeles Lakers faithful if he chooses to opt out of his current contract Unfortunately for L.A., that's still a possibility.
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San Francisco 49ers Vs. Green Bay Packers: Randy Moss Thrives in Red Zone RoleRandy Moss will embrace his new role with the San Francisco 49ers, and it could result in another special season for the future Hall-of-Famer.
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49ers Vs. Packers: Alex Smith Sheds Game Manager Label by Outplaying QB Who Believed in HimAlex Smith and Aaron Rodgers will forever be connected as 2005 NFL Draft classmates. Rodgers has the edge, but Smith is gaining serious ground after a big win on Sunday.
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Dwight Howard Will Be Los Angeles Lakers' Next Hall-of-Fame Center with Kareem Abdul-JabbarDwight Howard is no Andrew Bynum. He's willing to put in the work to get even better -- even though he's already the best center in the league. That spells trouble for opponents of the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Los Angeles Lakers Legends Overshadowed Jamaal Wilkes’ Hall-of-Fame CareerJamaal Wilkes has been rightly recognized by the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA Hall of Fame. The swingman was an integral part of bringing championships to L.A., despite going relatively unnoticed.
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Lakers Offseason Update: Dwight Howard Newspaper Ad Further Polarizes Fans in Orlando, Los AngelesFans of the Los Angeles Lakers aren't worried about the erratic behavior of their newest acquisition. But should they be, considering how back-and-forth the former No. 1 pick has been over the past few years? A recent ad could provide the answer. -
San Francisco 49ers Season Outlook: 5 Key Questions Heading into Week 1The San Francisco 49ers have a lot to look forward to in 2012 given their surprise season last year. Here are five key questions the team faces as it travels to face the Green Bay Packers in Week 1.
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San Diego Chargers 2012 Season Outlook: Top 5 Questions Heading into Week 1Here are five major question marks for the San Diego Chargers heading into the 2012 NFL season. -
Did Josh Johnson's Style of Play Hurt His Stock with San Francisco 49ers?Josh Johnson was cut from the San Francisco 49ers' roster on Friday, and it may not have been because he was the worst quarterback on his team. His style of play may have had something to do with it.
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San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Brown Going to IR Could Help TeamSan Diego Chargers second-year wide receiver Vincent Brown could help his team fill a void as he recovers from ankle surgery by going on injured reserve. Due to a key rule change, he would be allowed to come back and contribute when he's ready.
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Los Angeles Lakers’ Next Staples Center Statue: Top 5 Most Deserving CandidatesNow that the Lakers took care of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and will honor the NBA’s all-time scoring leader with a statue in front of Staples Center next season, who ‘s next in the long line of Lakers greats to be immortalized? -
San Francisco 49ers Preseason Week 4 Recap: Colin Kaepernick Shines, Plus 6 Other TakeawaysHere are six takeaways from the San Francisco 49ers Week 4 win against the San Diego Chargers.
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Los Angeles Lakers Correctly Place Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Statue Fourth Among Team LegendsThe Los Angeles Lakers have finally done the right thing and will honor Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with a statue in front of Staples Center next season. The six-time MVP has nothing to complain about when it comes to his place in Lakers history. -
San Francisco 49ers Week 3 Preseason Preview: 5 Developments to Watch Vs. BroncosThe San Francisco 49ers will face the Denver Broncos on the road on Sunday. Here are five keys to look for as they square off against Peyton Manning and the new-look Broncos in the Mile High City.
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NBA 2K13 to Feature 1992 Dream Team: Will it Be the Best Basketball Game Ever?2K Sports has outdone itself with its latest announcement that the next version of its popular game will feature the Dream Team. Could it take the crown as the new king of basketball video games? -
Tiger Woods Vs. Rory McIlroy, Female Members at Augusta Highlight Great Week for Golf and PGA TOURThe Barclays' marquee pairing of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy and the news of Augusta National admitting two women each make this week a spectacular week for the game of golf.
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Chris Paul Fuels Lakers Vs. Clippers Rivalry on Dan Patrick ShowChris Paul didn't back down when asked about the Los Angeles Clippers' chances to compete with the cross-town rival Los Angeles Lakers.
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Los Angeles Angels' Poor Starting Pitching: Could it Cost Mike Trout the AL MVP?The starting pitching for the Los Angeles Angels has been abysmal. So much so, that it's costing the team games and may even cost their best player a shot at national recognition as the American League MVP.Also published on:
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NFL 2012: San Francisco 49ers Team ProfileHere is a comprehensive team profile of the San Francisco 49ers for the 2012 NFL season. -
Augusta National Golf Club Decision to Include Female Members an Important Step for GolfCondoleezza Rice and Darla Moore have been accepted to membership and will be the first females to don green jackets at the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club. It was a major step forward for a game that needs to get with the times.Also published on:
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San Francisco 49ers Update: Brandon Jacobs and LaMichael James Escape Serious Preseason InjuriesThe San Francisco 49ers escaped a major injury scare on Saturday. Fortunately for the team's sake, running backs Brandon Jacobs and LaMichael James will be fine.
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Kobe Bryant Scores 68 Points in Chinese Exhibition GameKobe Bryant is king in China, and he proved as much over the weekend as he scored 68 points in a celebrity game in Shanghai.
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Kaliesha West, World Champion Boxer, Gets Bizarre Recognition AbroadKaliesha West, one of the best boxers in the world, has fought long and hard for women's boxing to get the coverage it deserves in the United States. Ironically, she's getting much more than that across the pond.Also published on: -
San Francisco 49ers' Top Pick A.J. Jenkins Could Miss Season OpenerA.J. Jenkins may not suit up for the Week 1 contest against the Green Bay Packers. It could be the wake-up call that he needs.
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Is the Los Angeles Angels Pitching Staff Going to Cost the Team a Playoff Spot?The Los Angeles Angels are struggling to keep pace with the Texas Rangers in the American League West and have had a dismal month in August. They’ve scored enough runs to compete, but it’s the pitching that’s left a lot to be desired and cost them games.
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Charles Barkley Picks Lakers Over Thunder for NBA Western Conference CrownCharles Barkley is widely respected as an NBA analyst and his opinion carries a lot of weight among NBA circles. So what should Lakers' fans make of his latest comments that they are better than the Oklahoma City Thunder?
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Los Angeles Lakers and Jodie Meeks: 5 Reasons He Makes the Team an NBA Title ContenderWhile Dwight Howard was grabbing all of the headlines as the savior of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jodie Meeks quietly signed with the team. Here are five reasons that his addition makes the team a threat to win it all.
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Los Angeles Lakers Will Hire Eddie Jordan, Thrive in Princeton OffenseThe Los Angeles Lakers weren't done making moves when they acquired Dwight Howard from the Orlando Magic. The hiring of assistant Eddie Jordan and major changes to the offense could be the last piece to the team's championship aspirations. -
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Echoes Lakers' Fans Feelings on Andrew BynumAndrew Bynum has been an easy target for fans of the Los Angeles Lakers. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said what fans have thought all along.
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Los Angeles Lakers’ Trade for Dwight Howard Caps Dream OffseasonThe NBA’s Dwightmare just became a dream come true for the Los Angeles Lakers. The team’s incredible offseason just became other-worldly, just like the player many NBA fans know as Superman.
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Los Angeles Lakers Eye Barbosa Amidst Strong Olympic PerformanceThe Los Angeles Lakers continue to eye potential free agents to bolster its league-worst bench from 2011-2012. Leandro Barbosa’s strong Olympic performance may have further enhanced his presence on the radar of the Lakers’ front office.
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10 Helpful Apps for StudentsHere are ten great apps for any student for both the iPhone and iPad.
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San Francisco 49ers’ Randy Moss Says All the Right Things at Training Camp, Still Has Much to ProveRandy Moss spoke to the media for the first time in months on Friday and said all the right things. At this point, it's only rhetoric and won't mean anything until 2013.
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Los Angeles Lakers Could Acquire 76ers' Jodie Meeks, Further Improve BenchThe Los Angeles Lakers are moving toward acquiring Jodie Meeks. If it happens, it will be yet another great move in a series of offseason successes.
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San Francisco 49ers’ Training Camp Battles on Offense Key to 2012 SuccessThe San Francisco 49ers have plenty of reason to be optimistic in 2012, but there's still work to do as training camp begins. The team's focus? Offense.
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Top 5 No-Contract Phones and PlansHere are 5 great no-contract phones and plans for consumers who want to avoid the hassle of being tied to a contract.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Andrew Bynum Will Have Better Season Than Dwight Howard by Playing with Steve NashAndrew Bynum and Steve Nash have yet to pair up. When they do, it will take Bynum’s game to a level that the NBA has yet to see from the young All-Star. He may even have a better season than Dwight Howard. Here’s why.
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Dwight Howard to Los Angeles Lakers Saga a “Dwightmare” for Fans, Dream for NBAWhat’s the worst news of the summer for fans in Los Angeles and Orlando? The Dwight Howard drama involving Andrew Bynum is far from over. It’s going to be a long summer for anxious fans, but the NBA is eating it up.
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Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro: Should You Buy the Newest or Previous Generation Model?The new MacBook Pro with Intel’s Ivy Bridge processor is a one-of-a-kind machine. It’s most prominent features like Apple’s new Retina Display are sure to make top-end consumers swoon. But is it worth the money?
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Adam Scott’s 2012 British Open Failure was Due to Ernie Els' Ability to SurviveAdam Scott’s final round collapse during the 2012 British Open was devastating to say the least. His struggles, though, were less about poor play and more about eventual champion Ernie Els’ ability to survive the conditions and bad breaks.
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Tiger Woods Faces Former Self in British Open Leader Adam Scott Going into Final RoundTiger Woods has his work cut out for him at the British Open. He has himself to thank for how difficult of a task that's going to be as he chases leader Adam Scott.
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Los Angeles Lakers’ Jordan Hill Could Be Team's Most Important Free Agent Signing of OffseasonJordan Hill is not an impact player, but fortunately for the Los Angeles Lakers, the team only needs role players at this point in the offseason. That’s why the signing of Jordan Hill is such a smart move for general manager Mitch Kupchak.
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Tiger Woods Will Rely on Experience for 2012 British Open VictoryTiger Woods is once again in contention for his first major in over four years after firing a pair of 67s at The British Open. Now, he will hope that his experience and history can carry him to a victory that he desperately needs.
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Los Angeles Lakers Would Be Among Sports Franchises Most Hurt by Jersey AdsThe Los Angeles Lakers are rich in tradition, so it’s understandable that despite the potential for more income from ad revenue on players' jerseys, the team would suffer due the altering of its most discernible trademark.
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Los Angeles Lakers Offseason a Success with or Without Dwight HowardThe Los Angeles Lakers needed to get younger and more athletic after the 2011-2012 season ended prematurely. They did neither by adding veterans, but somehow improved the team. Smart money says they aren’t done, either.
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Dwight Howard's Dramatic Journey is Perfect for Los Angeles Lakers, HollywoodDwight Howard is making quite a name for himself through his dramatic transition to a new team. Fortunately for Lakers fans who are clamoring for the All-Star, L.A. is used to drama.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Lakers Can't Forget About Andrew Bynum Following Dwight Howard PursuitNow that Dwight Howard appears to be headed to the New Jersey Nets, the Los Angeles Lakers need to make sure their own All-Star center is locked up long-term. If they don’t, they could suffer the same fate as the Orlando Magic.
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San Diego Chargers’ Battle to Avoid Move to Los Angeles May Depend on Success of 2012 NFL SeasonThe San Diego Chargers are at a crossroads in 2012 and need a lot to go right in order to win approval for a new stadium. On Monday, special counsel Mark Fabiani came on local radio to update the status of the ongoing issue in San Diego.
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Los Angeles Lakers Offseason Notes: Rival Raja Bell Could Be Free Agent to Help Cure Bench WoesIrony has a way of working itself into many conversations involving the NBA, mostly because of the transient nature of the league. For example, Raja Bell could become Kobe Bryant’s newest teammate after competing furiously against him for many years.
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Dwight Howard to Hollywood: Are the Los Angeles Lakers Still in the Sweepstakes?With the Dwight Howard talk heating up again, fans in Los Angeles are still asking the burning question: Do the Los Angeles Lakers have a real shot at landing Dwight Howard?
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Dwight Howard Can’t Rescue the Los Angeles LakersLakers' fans who are clamoring for a trade for Dwight Howard need to take a good, hard look at exactly what he brings to the table when considering what it would cost the team.
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Aldon Smith Incidents Give San Francisco 49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh Real TestAldon Smith found himself involved in another off-field incident on Saturday morning. While it’s a concern for the former first-rounder to be involved in multiple episodes of poor judgment inside of a year, it’s also a test for head coach Jim Harbaugh.Also published on:
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5 Reasons the Los Angeles Lakers Must Re-Sign Ramon SessionsThe Los Angeles Lakers have to re-sign Ramon Sessions in 2012, and here are five reasons why.
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Tiger Woods Poised to Win, Return to Legendary Form at CongressionalTiger Woods is not back to his old self just yet, but at a U.S Open-like course in blistering conditions, he’s showing the sports world that he will return to legendary form at some point. He’s playing too well not to.Also published on:
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Tiger Woods' Fitness Carries Him Through Heat, into Contention at CongressionalThough his health has been in question in recent years, it was the fitness of Tiger Woods that allowed him to overcome a shaky start and put himself back into contention at the AT&T National at Congressional Country Club.Also published on: