NBA Finals Game 5: Halftime Report - Spanish Tenors Pau Gasol & Placido Domingo

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Sarah Geronimo - Lumaban ka lang (Tesda Hymn)
Live in Pampanga @ Bren Guiao Convention Center (June 20, 2009)

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Live in Pampanga @ Bren Guiao Convention Center (June 20, 2009)

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Singer Mariah Carey performs at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, paying tribute to Michael Jackson. (July 7)

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Preseason Lakers vs Jazz 10/7/08 Andrew Bynum is Back!!

Andrew Bynum made his much-anticipated return in Tuesday's preseason opener, collecting 15 points and eight rebounds as the Lakers lost, 99-90, to the Utah Jazz

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It was the Lakers' worst preseason loss since a 31-point defeat to the Golden State Warriors in 2005 and it kept the Lakers (0-2) winless this preseason. Lakers star Kobe Bryant played 24 minutes and finished with 12 points and three assists. He left midway through the third quarter and did not return.

Baron Davis, who signed the Clippers in the offseason after spending the past three seasons with the Warriors, played 17 minutes and finished with 12 points and seven assists.

Ricky Davis had 17 points for the Clippers (1-1), who led by as many as 13 points in the first half and began distancing themselves again early in the fourth after the Lakers got as close as 79-74 on Jordan Farmar's 3-pointer. Farmar, who finished with 12 points, was one of five Lakers in double figures.

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Lakers beat Kings in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Pau Gasol had 12 points and six rebounds to help the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 94-89 in exhibition play Sunday night.

Kobe Bryant scored nine points in 25 minutes on 4-of-12 shooting for the Lakers (1-2), Andrew Bynum had nine points, five rebounds and three blocks, and Vladimir Radmanovic also finished with nine points and had seven rebounds.

Jason Thompson led the Kings (1-2) with 15 points and also had eight rebounds. John Salmons added 11 points, and Brad Miller had 10.

Los Angeles built its largest advantage at 84-72 with 5:25 left. The Kings cut it 92-89 with 36 seconds to go, but got no closer.
KINGS - LAKERS PREVIEW
by Mike Trudell, Lakers.com

After consecutive losses against Utah and the L.A. Clippers to begin the 2008 preseason, the Lakers take their next shot at the win column Sunday evening in Las Vegas against the Sacramento Kings. The game tips off at 6:30 p.m. at the Thomas and Mack Center, and can be viewed on KCAL HD or listened to on AM 570 KLAC.

The Kings, who traded Ron Artest for first-round pick Donte Greene, Bobby Jackson and a 2009 first-round pick over the summer, opened their preseason with a 110-81 loss to Portland before rebounding for a 94-85 victory over Oklahoma City. Sacramento's young roster is led by Kevin Martin, who averaged 23.7 points last season, and led the NBAby taking 8.2 free throws a game, not to mention shooting over 40 percent from the three-point line. The Kings also features first-round picks Spencer Hawes (10th in 2007) and Jason Thompson (12th, 2008), both of whom should see solid minutes this season.

Brad Miller is the only King to have appeared in an All-Star game in his career, while Jackson is the senior member of the squad heading into his 12th year. However, with Miller, Hawes, Thompson, Mikki Moore and Kenny Thomas up front, the Lakers will see some size put up against Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum. L.A.'s coaching staff has suggested that the two Laker bigs will see more time together as the preseason continues, and both players continue to grow more comfortable with respective roles. Furthermore, keep an eye on how Lamar Odom's able to handle the varied roles being put to him by head coach Phil Jackson, who is with the team in Vegas as he was in Fresno.

In the Laker loss in Fresno to the Clippers, the purple and gold got its best play of the evening not from its starters but from Jordan Farmar, Trevor Ariza and Vladimir Radmonovic, all of whom were terrific off the bench. Perhaps Las Vegas will be kinder to L.A.'s starters, at least for a healthy stretch of time.

We'll be courtside on Lakers.com through the BasketBlog throughout the contest.

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Preseason Lakers vs Jazz 10/7/08 Andrew Bynum is Back!!

Andrew Bynum made his much-anticipated return in Tuesday's preseason opener, collecting 15 points and eight rebounds as the Lakers lost, 99-90, to the Utah Jazz

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It was the Lakers' worst preseason loss since a 31-point defeat to the Golden State Warriors in 2005 and it kept the Lakers (0-2) winless this preseason. Lakers star Kobe Bryant played 24 minutes and finished with 12 points and three assists. He left midway through the third quarter and did not return.

Baron Davis, who signed the Clippers in the offseason after spending the past three seasons with the Warriors, played 17 minutes and finished with 12 points and seven assists.

Ricky Davis had 17 points for the Clippers (1-1), who led by as many as 13 points in the first half and began distancing themselves again early in the fourth after the Lakers got as close as 79-74 on Jordan Farmar's 3-pointer. Farmar, who finished with 12 points, was one of five Lakers in double figures.

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Lakers beat Kings in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Pau Gasol had 12 points and six rebounds to help the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 94-89 in exhibition play Sunday night.

Kobe Bryant scored nine points in 25 minutes on 4-of-12 shooting for the Lakers (1-2), Andrew Bynum had nine points, five rebounds and three blocks, and Vladimir Radmanovic also finished with nine points and had seven rebounds.

Jason Thompson led the Kings (1-2) with 15 points and also had eight rebounds. John Salmons added 11 points, and Brad Miller had 10.

Los Angeles built its largest advantage at 84-72 with 5:25 left. The Kings cut it 92-89 with 36 seconds to go, but got no closer.
KINGS - LAKERS PREVIEW
by Mike Trudell, Lakers.com

After consecutive losses against Utah and the L.A. Clippers to begin the 2008 preseason, the Lakers take their next shot at the win column Sunday evening in Las Vegas against the Sacramento Kings. The game tips off at 6:30 p.m. at the Thomas and Mack Center, and can be viewed on KCAL HD or listened to on AM 570 KLAC.

The Kings, who traded Ron Artest for first-round pick Donte Greene, Bobby Jackson and a 2009 first-round pick over the summer, opened their preseason with a 110-81 loss to Portland before rebounding for a 94-85 victory over Oklahoma City. Sacramento's young roster is led by Kevin Martin, who averaged 23.7 points last season, and led the NBAby taking 8.2 free throws a game, not to mention shooting over 40 percent from the three-point line. The Kings also features first-round picks Spencer Hawes (10th in 2007) and Jason Thompson (12th, 2008), both of whom should see solid minutes this season.

Brad Miller is the only King to have appeared in an All-Star game in his career, while Jackson is the senior member of the squad heading into his 12th year. However, with Miller, Hawes, Thompson, Mikki Moore and Kenny Thomas up front, the Lakers will see some size put up against Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum. L.A.'s coaching staff has suggested that the two Laker bigs will see more time together as the preseason continues, and both players continue to grow more comfortable with respective roles. Furthermore, keep an eye on how Lamar Odom's able to handle the varied roles being put to him by head coach Phil Jackson, who is with the team in Vegas as he was in Fresno.

In the Laker loss in Fresno to the Clippers, the purple and gold got its best play of the evening not from its starters but from Jordan Farmar, Trevor Ariza and Vladimir Radmonovic, all of whom were terrific off the bench. Perhaps Las Vegas will be kinder to L.A.'s starters, at least for a healthy stretch of time.

We'll be courtside on Lakers.com through the BasketBlog throughout the contest.

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