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Lakers 'went at each other' in team meeting
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07:59 AM ET 01.24 | A forum for grievances finally opened. The Lakers needed to talk. So they did. Loudly. They held a clear-the-air team meeting before Wednesday morning's shoot-around, with Kobe Bryant very directly asking Dwight Howard if he disliked playing with the long-time Lakers star. "Guys went at each other a little bit," said a person who witnessed the meeting. ... Bryant also spoke up, acknowledging he could be "hard to play with" and asking Howard if that bothered him. Howard's answer was unclear, though he did not engage Bryant in nearly as vocal a manner as Bryant engaged him. "He didn't go back at Kobe," said the person who witnessed the meeting. It was not known how long the actual meeting lasted, but the Lakers' shoot-around went an hour longer than expected.
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Not really much left this season for the Lakers. They (the FO) need to figure out what is best for this team and start making moves now. One thing they can do is save a ton of money by reducing salary and the lux-tax penalty. And they do have a bright spot in Earl Clark and also Steve Nash.
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Saying it one thing, doing it is another. Dwight said all training camp that he was coming to learn from Kobe about what it takes to get a team to that championship level and he has done nothing but gripe about things. He SAYS that he is going to focus on defense and rebounding, but his defense has been suspect all season. He looks good at times, like crap at times. It fluctuates. Now, there are plenty of reasons for that, but it's still true.
I'm still not convinced that he's leaving. Maybe it's blind homerism, but I think that the combination of the injuries (not just his, but that leads to the lack of the chemistry building process), coaching change, the market and the money will keep him there. I know that there have been rumors, but I think that he comes to the conclusion that the Lakers are still his best chance at the ring he claims to want. LA has proven over and over again that they are willing to do whatever it takes to win the next ring.
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