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Hack is blamed, but it's Lakers who are out of whack
Dwight Howard has made himself a target with his unsteady free-throw shooting, but the Lakers collectively didn't do enough down the stretch to beat Houston.
Another traveling violation for Lakers
Rockets rally for a 107-105 victory, dropping L.A. to 1-5 on the road.
Pau Gasol's knees to get a rest
Lakers' forward plans to sit at least two games because of tendinitis.
Steve Blake's extended absence points out Lakers' lack of depth
Lakers probably will stick with Darius Morris and Chris Duhon as they await return of Steve Nash, as Blake sets surgery and may not play again until February. Nash won't be back during three-game trip.
Lakers earn lousy progress report as they stumble against Orlando
Kobe Bryant couldn't defend, Dwight Howard couldn't make enough free throws and Pau Gasol couldn't do much of anything. They need to start making adjustments, the sooner the better.
Lakers just can't hack it in 113-103 loss to Magic
They fall to 8-9 after allowing Orlando to score 40 points in the fourth quarter. Dwight Howard goes nine for 21 from the free-throw line against his former team, which employs the "Hack-a-Howard" strategy often in the final 12 minutes.
Dan D'Antoni acts as brother's assistant, caretaker
The older brother of Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni is his most important sounding board on the court and helps as Mike D'Antoni recovers from knee-replacement surgery.
Up next for the Lakers: Sunday vs. Orlando
Lakers face the struggling Magic, center Dwight Howard's former team and ex-UCLA Bruin Arron Afflalo's current one.
Dwight Howard loves L.A. but doesn't say he'll stay
A day before Lakers play Orlando, his old team, Dwight Howard says Los Angeles rates a '12' on scale of 1 to 10. But he won't commit to staying past this season.
Kobe Bryant's rant is followed by a romp over Nuggets
Lakers' star has a tirade at practice Thursday. Then the bench contributes in a big way to 122-103 victory over Denver.
Denver's George Karl dials back the hatred
Nuggets coach, who despises the Lakers, says their struggles are just part of the NBA.
Lakers know Dwight Howard can shoot free throws
However, the center hasn't shown in it games, and L.A. is the worst from the line in the NBA.
Lakers hope offense improves when point guards return
Steve Nash and Steve Blake remain sidelined, and the Lakers got little production from facilitators in a 79-77 loss to Indiana on Wednesday. Coach Mike D'Antoni says Nash will have a big effect.
Lakers' Dwight Howard preaches patience
Center has been struggling to get shots, and his free-throw shooting has been awful, but he says team will find a groove.
Lakers' Mike D'Antoni puts accent on positive after going negative
It's hard to decipher Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni's West Virginia drawl, but his recent criticism of Pau Gasol was pretty clear. But he says he's a big fan of Gasol.
