Edwin Garcia is a journalist who primarily writes for Silver Screen and Roll, covering basketball and the Los Angeles Lakers. His work has also been featured in Spark Chronicles, Medical Xpress, and TopSpeed.com. Edwin's articles provide insights, analysis, and updates on NBA games, players, and trends.
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By: Edwin Garcia
Darvin Ham’s focus after blowing a 20-point lead surrounds the Lakers, finishing games strong against the Nuggets.
By: Edwin Garcia
Darvin Ham's focus after blowing a 20-point lead surrounds the Lakers, finishing games strong against the Nuggets. The Lakers heartbreakingly lost Game 2, giving up a 20-point advantage in the second half. The cherry on top of the awful sundae that was Monday's matchup was the game-winning jumper from Jamal Murray in the closing seconds over Anthony Davis. While the focus is on the final possession, head coach Darvin Ham stressed doing a better job overall during the fourth as the key to turning the tides in the Lakers' favor. "There was a point where we had full control of...
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By: Edwin Garcia
Anthony Davis had some harsh words regarding the Lakers' confusion on the court after Game 2, which Darvin Ham pushed back on after practice on Wednesday.
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By: Edwin Garcia
Despite the devasting way the Lakers lost to the Nuggets in Game 2, Austin Reaves is ready to move on.
By: Edwin Garcia
Austin Reaves’ offense has been abysmal in this series against Denver and he aims to fix it as the Lakers head home.
The Big 12 is expanding to a whopping 16 teams! The conference looks to be one of the most competitive and compelling in the 2024-25 season.
By: Edwin Garcia
The win didn’t happen, but the Lakers, including D’Angelo Russell, had many positives to take away from Monday’s Game 2 loss to the Nuggets.
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By: Edwin Garcia
If all the players not named LeBron James and Anthony Davis play poorly for the Lakers, they’ll keep losing to the Nuggets as they did in Game 3 on Thursday.
It took all five games, but Li Meng and Sichuan eventually took care of business, beating Jonquel Jones and Inner Mongolia.
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By: Edwin Garcia
Darvin Ham knows elimination is looming but stresses competitive spirit as the Lakers enter Game 4 versus the Nuggets.
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