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Spain dominates over Costa Rica, Morocco suffers big injuries and Japan takes points off Germany | World Cup Reaction & Analysis (Soccer 11/23): Spain dominates over Costa Rica, Morocco's Mazraoui suffers injury and Japan takes points off Germany | World Cup Reaction & Analysis

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Olympic Champion Lilly King Thrives Under Pressure: Not many swimmers, or athletes for that matter, are willing to speak their mind publicly. Olympic Champion Lilly King, however, has generated headlines for years, and not just based on her insane resume of swimming accomplishments as one of the best ...

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Despite Anthony Davis' Big Night, Lakers Lose 133-110 to Thunder, Finish Road Trip 2-2.: The Lakers were down Gabe Vincent, Jared Vanderbilt, Cam Reddish (in a mild and somewhat concerning surprise, given that he was in the lineup Wednesday in Detroit), Jaxson Hayes and Rui Hachimura Thursday in Oklahoma City. There were on the second night of a back-to-back. They've played a bunch of games of late, with a schedule that has been pretty unrelenting. So on the one hand, sure, they lost. Of course they did. And Anthony Davis showed up, no question. 31/14/2 with two steals. He hit 11-18 from the floor, and 9-10 from the line. He tried VERY hard to give the Lakers somewhere to go with the ball when the offense stalled, or there was a potential mismatch to exploit. Unfortunately, the Lakers made too many mistakes and missed too many shots to take advantage, and give themselves a meaningful shot in the second half. To their credit, LA got out with energy and built up an early lead, often thro

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Lakers Beat Indiana, Win Inaugural In-Season Tournament Behind 41/20/5 +4 Blocks from Anthony Davis: The Lakers came into Saturday's final of the In-Season Tournament not only having shown they 100% care, but 100% find the value in the process of trying to win. And that, more than anything, is what stuck out in LA's 123-109 win over the Indiana Pacers. There was the level of intensity, not surprising given how much effort has already gone into this thing, and also the clear desire on Indiana's part to show out. But they also played a playoff rotation in this game. Not just a playoff rotation, but a Game 7 rotation. Tight. Long minutes for stars. Not that many for guys closer to the fringe. And man alive, did the Lakers get playoff level performances from its stars, particularly Anthony Davis (41 points, 20 rebounds, five assists, four blocks). He was dominant on both sides of the ball - "pitched a shutout" was how ESPN's Doc Rivers described his work defensively. LeBron James scored bu

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Lakers Lose to Kings in OT, Darvin Ham to Tighten Rotation. Plus, Austin Reaves Is Struggling.: In context, 1-2 is neither bad nor surprising for the Lakers three games in. They opened on the road against the Nuggets, the defending champs and current consensus "best team in the league." They won at home against Phoenix (albeit in less-than-dominant fashion), and then Sunday lost in OT to Sacramento, who return basically intact a team that was the 3-seed last season. But Sunday's 132-127 loss is nonetheless a disappointment, because the Lakers had a chance to win, and instead let it get away. And given how competitive the conference is likely to be this season, any truly winnable game (the Lakers had 4th quarter leads) that turns into a loss will feel like a missed opportunity. Especially winnable games against conference rivals. LeBron James and Anthony Davis were both excellent Sunday night. LeBron again blew through his target minutes window en route to 27 points on an efficient 11-1

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Davis, Russell, Defense Dominate as Lakers Blow Out Thunder 116-102: For about six minutes Monday night at the Crypt, it looked like the Lakers were in a world of trouble, hosting the West-best Oklahoma City Thunder. But then they stopped turning the ball over (or at least not as much), started hitting some shots, moving the ball, and most importantly, playing some high level defense. By the 1:32 mark of the first quarter, the game was tied, and from there the Lakers never trailed. By halftime, they were up nine. After the break, they won the third quarter by eight, and at one point in the fourth led by 25. Anthony Davis bounced back with a dominant game inside, against a team that has struggled to contain him all year. But much of LA's offensive production seemed to come from crazy stuff happening, and the Davis managing to clean it up underneath. He finished with 24 points, including 11 trips to the line, plus 12 rebounds and three blocks. D'Angelo Russell had five 3-pointers, A

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Lakers Grind Out a Comeback Win Vs. Phoenix Suns as LeBron Plays the Entire 4th Quarter: With Devin Booker and Bradley Beal on the sidelines, the Phoenix Suns came into Thursday's game at the Crypt at a decided disadvantage. But for most of the game, the Suns were ahead. Down by 12 at the start of the fourth quarter, the Lakers had to play true shut-down defense over the final 12 minutes, outscoring the Suns 28-11 to get the win. LeBron James, whose minutes the Lakers would like very much to limit as much as possible, blew through the team's 28-32 minute target, playing the whole fourth quarter en route to 35 minutes overall. Still nothing extreme, but definitely more than they're aiming for. And on the one hand, keeping the minutes down did allow the Lakers to use him more liberally down the stretch. Although you could also argue that the light minutes were a reason they were down 12. Either way, LeBron was excellent down the stretch. Anthony Davis, meanwhile, clearly figured out what

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The Lakers Blow a 17-point Fourth Quarter Lead, Suffer Crushing 116-115 Loss to Pacers: Through three quarters, the Lakers were on track for their best, most impressive win of the season. The kind of game that would validate winning five of six against lesser competition. Instead, they let Indiana back in, losing a 17-point lead over the final 10 minutes, losing to the Pacers on a last-second 3-pointer from rookie Andrew Nembhard. Nothing went well for the Lakers down the stretch. The defense broke down, as Indiana came up with multiple offensive rebounds (including the most critical one, on the game's final sequence). LeBron James was 2-8 from the floor. The Lakers couldn't figure out a way to shake Anthony Davis loose from an aggressive Pacers defense. And LA's defense fell apart on that last play, with multiple miscues including one from James. Really, though, it never should have reached that point. The Lakers have little experience closing teams out (and with only one win against

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Shorthanded Lakers Beat Clippers in OT, 130-125, in Gutsy Team Effort: In theory, it should have been the Clippers who were short on players, having executed a significant trade for James Harden that for the time being, at least, left them with fewer live bodies to put on the floor. But in reality, it was the Lakers. Jarred Vanderbilt was already out. Rui Hachimura is now in the concussion protocol. Gabe Vincent was downgraded to doubtful, then just to out thanks to a back injury. Jalen Hood-Schifino? Already shelved with a bum knee. And as the team was warming up, Taurean Prince's knee flared up. So it's not necessarily surprising that the Clippers got off to a red hot start, running up a 19-point lead on the purple and gold early in the game, and once again it looked like the Lakers would be boat raced by their cross-building rivals. (And meanwhile, Austin Reaves was so bad in the first half - five turnovers, 1-5 from the floor) that the Lakers might have been better off if he was hu

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LeBron James, Lakers Destroy Pelicans 133-89, Headed to Finals of the In-Season Tournament.: Whatever this In-Season Tournament means for NBA culture, big picture, remains to be seen, but one thing's for sure: It's brought out the best in the Lakers, who remain undefeated in this new format, and it's REALLY brought out the best in LeBron James, who you're darn right wants to win the whole enchilada. They'll play the Indiana Pacers on Saturday, thanks to a 133-89 blowout win over the New Orleans Pelicans. Believe it or not, the game actually began tight, with the Lakers actually down a point after the first quarter, thanks to the stellar play of role player Herb Jones and a barrage of Pelicans offense rebounds converted into second chance points. But once LeBron took over the second quarter as a one-man gang of and-ones, transition plays and three-pointers practically launched from Reno. For that matter, the entire team caught fire from outside, with five Lakers hitting at least one tri

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October 18: Broncos Blast Cardinals 45-10 In Dominating Fashion: The Broncos ended their four game losing streak by blasting the Cardinals 45-10 on Thursday Night Football. @CodyRoarkNFL and co-host @CameronParkerPO provide rapid fire reaction of the Broncos big win where they showcased dominance on the defensive side of the ball. Segment 1: Game Recap and Performances Segment 2: Key Takeaways from the win Segment 3: Game Balls - Offense and Defense Broncos Defense forced 5 turnovers and had 6 sacks. Von Miller and Bradley Chubb took over this game defensively gathering 2 sacks a piece. Phillip Lindsay ran for 90+ yards and Emmanuel Sanders continued to showcase his spectacular year with over 100 yards receiving, a touchdown reception and a touchdown pass. Action packed post-game recap! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Did Austin Reaves Break His Slump? Plus, Christian Wood's Surpising Defense for the Lakers.: There is still a buzz around the Lakers following Wednesday's incredibly exciting 130-125 OT win over the Clippers at the Crypt. It was a game that featured big comebacks on both sides, incredible performances by each team's stars, big moments for role players, and—thankfully from the Lakers' perspective—the first real moments of productivity from Austin Reaves this season. It came after arguably his worst half of basketball as a pro, where he missed four of five shots and tied a career high with five turnovers (that's his career high for a game, not a half) and somewhat ironically, had the Lakers not been so shorthanded on the evening, missing Taurean Prince, Gabe Vincent, Rui Hachimura, Jalen Hood-Schifino and Jared Vanderbilt, there's a non-zero chance that Darvin Ham might have put Reaves on the bench. Instead, he was out there by necessity, and finally found a groove about halfway through

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Lakers Lose By 44 to Sixers, An Angry LeBron Says "A Lot" Must Change Going Forward: LeBron James became the NBA's all time leader in minutes played on Monday in Philadelphia, combining regular season and postseason floor time. Never in those 66K+ minutes has LeBron had 48 where he lost by more than the 44 points the Lakers lost by to the Sixers. It was, by amount, the fourth largest loss margin the franchise has ever suffered. And again, the franchise has played many, many games of basketball over the decades. It was, in short, a monumental disaster, on the heels of arguably the best game the Lakers have played all year, beating the Cavs in Cleveland on Saturday. So what needs to change going forward? "A lot," James said after the game. He didn't elaborate as to what, even asked a few times. But on a night like Monday, there are plenty of things to point to. Defensive coverages? The Lakers absorbed a 3-point barrage and seemed slow to adjust. They had bad possessions and untimely turn

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Anthony Davis Leads Lakers to 116-110 win over Portland, LeBron Misses Game with Shin Injury: In many ways, Sunday's 116-110 win over Portland at the Crypt was reminiscent of stretches last year when the Lakers pushed their way up the Western Conference standings. No LeBron James? No worries. Anthony Davis (as it was last year when LeBron was hurt) stepped up in the biggest of ways. With James sidelined after banging shins with Kevin Durant on Friday—Darvin Ham says LBJ was definitely uncomfortable, but the Lakers were definitely being cautious and seemed unconcerned—Davis went for 30 points, 13 rebounds, six assists and three blocks, shooting 10-20 from the floor and hitting all of his second half free throws. That's getting it done. But he wasn't alone. Rui Hachimura, filling in for LeBron in the starting lineup, was great. Cam Reddish, who did nice work on both ends in Friday's win did the same on Sunday, scoring 18 points over 38 minutes of run. D'Angelo Russell had 11 dimes agains

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Blazers Lone Undefeated in the Western Conference at 4-0 - Now What?

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LeBron, Lakers Defense Anchor 106-103 Win Over Suns, Reach In-Season Tournament Semi-Finals: The Lakers, playing in their first ever In-Season Tournament quarterfinal, had a lot to think about Tuesday at the Crypt. There's the chance to punch a ticket to Vegas and a semi-final matchup against the Pelicans - something guys are a lot more into than most fans/media anticipated. There was the significance of a LeBron James/Kevin Durant matchup on national TV, something we haven't had nearly enough of over the last few years, and something that definitionally can't happen that much longer. And there was the chance for the Lakers to clinch the season series against Phoenix, which could become very valuable later in the year. Turns out, all of that was in play. The game had a playoff intensity, and after James noted that the team is taking the opportunity to play for something, because the opportunity is there. You have a chance to compete, go compete. James (31/8/11/5) vs. Durant (31/7/4) ab

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Anthony Davis Dominates Early and Late as the Lakers Beat Raptors, 132-131: If the Lakers were, say, eight games over .500, Anthony Davis would be squarely in the conversation for league MVP, given how he's played throughout the season on both sides of the ball. Tuesday's 132-131 over the Raptors at the Crypt would be front and center on his resume. 41 points, 11 rebounds and six assists. He hit 13 of 14 free throws, including all of them down the stretch. And while Davis only had one block, it came in the final minutes against Toronto forward Scotty Barnes and helped preserve the win. It took too long for the Lakers to get him involved again after a scorching hot first quarter, but eventually Davis found the space to put the game away. Meanwhile, LeBron dropped 12 dimes and posted 22 points. Five other Lakers finished in double figures. As it was against the Clippers on Sunday, the Lakers were hardly perfect. The offense, particularly early, was awful, but it came alive late. The Lake

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A few exciting stories coming out of the bye week for the Denver Broncos: The Denver Broncos Super Bowl 50 team continues to be overlooked and it is baffling. They had the defense to turn team's over and a suffocating pass rush to dominate games. Along with an offense that did enough to put them in position to win games. Lastly, the Broncos return from the bye week with some exciting stories to figure out these final handful of games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Episode 216 – A Draw in Minnesota as Tello Debuts

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December 19: Crossover Series w/ Locked On Raiders: In this Crossover Series, @CodyRoarkNFL, host of Locked On Broncoso and @YourBoyQ254, host of Locked On Raiders jump into the pod to discuss the huge Monday Night Football matchup between the Broncos and Raiders. This matchup breeds some interesting storylines despite both teams being eliminated from playoff contention - it's action packed AFC West Rivalry football and it could be the last time the Raiders ever play at Oakland Coliseum. The Broncos look to rebound from two tough losses as Von Miller continues to make the push for Defensive Player of the year, Bradley Chubb needs 3 sacks to secure the Rookie Sack record in his pursuit of a possible Defensive Rookie of the Year award, and Phillip Lindsay needs only 9 yards rushing to eclipse 1k as an Undrafted Rookie!  The Broncos defense has to find a way to prohibit Derek Carr from getting the ball out of his hand quickly in this matchup to TE options in Jared Cook and WR options in S

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Lakers Beat Grizzlies in OT, Take a 3-1 Lead as LeBron James Notches 22 points, 20 Rebounds: This was, in virtually every way, an extremely ugly basketball game. But it was also incredibly exciting, and in the end, it was one in which the greatness of LeBron James, clearly exhausted playing heavy minutes in his 20th season, came through. 117-111, Lakers to win Game 4 and take a 3-1 series lead. James struggled most of the night to get space to score, but managed to get into the paint on the team's final possession in regulation to tie the score and send the game to overtime. In the OT, he drove on Dillon Brooks to draw a critical and-one that essentially sealed the game. 22/20/7 with a pair of blocks. It was a memorable stat line on a night where James, like everyone else on both teams, struggled on offense. Anthony Davis was 3-14 from the floor (though he did have a huge tip in OT). Rui Hachimura was 2-9. D'Angelo Russell wasn't great until he was, hitting three straight triples in th

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Previewing Lakers vs. Grizzlies. Ja Morant or LeBron James? Jaren Jackson Jr. or Anthony Davis?: The Lakers are in a real, live playoff series for the first time in a couple of seasons, and it should be a barnburner! It's the Memphis Grizzlies, who have played quite well all season, save a mid-season lull. It's an intriguing matchup, to say the least. LeBron James and Anthony Davis as established stars, meeting Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr., who are ready to emerge in the next generation of the NBA elite. But what else is going on, here? How are the Grizzlies going to match up against LeBron and A.D.? Is Dillon Brooks the key to the series? What about the Lakers role players? How much will L.A.'s perimeter shooting impact what we're going to see. Can Austin Reaves, Malik Beasley and the rest hit enough shots to force Memphis to play things straight defensively? The ability of either team to do damage in transition could be a huge factor, as neither team is exactly elegant in the half

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OTB's Noles247 2023 Team Draft: The annual team draft between Nee and Sonnone leads us to some alarming confessions by Chris, plus we discuss the chicken rumor

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Despite 40 points from LeBron James, Lakers Lose Game 4, Get Swept by Nuggets: There was actually a decent amount to like in Monday's 113-111 loss in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals at the Crypt against the Nuggets. The Lakers, led by LeBron James (40 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists, 48 minutes), played through the tape. They did not quit, even while understanding that a win on Monday likely wouldn't have a happy ending overall. Unfortunately, there were too many things not to like. Anthony Davis did not provide nearly enough as LeBron was leaving everything he had on the floor. The Lakers, once again, couldn't shoot the ball well enough. Rui Hachimura (3-12) picked a bad night to be inefficient. Too many ill-timed fouls, not enough timely buckets. And that third quarter. Oooof. 36-16 Denver, erasing a 15-point halftime lead, and giving the Nuggets more than enough incentive to try and finish things off without having to play Game 5. Ultimately, though, whether it was Monday

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Week 9 RB Rankings and Tiers... Can we Bijan?: Fantasy Football RB Rankings Week 9 - We lost a lot of QBs and offenses got worse! Hayden Winks and his fantasy blueprint will guide us. Does Arthur Smith give Bijan Robinson the ball more than Tyler Allgeier? Does Alvin Kamara continue receiving 50%...

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Raiders Biggest Needs by Position, Josh Jacobs Contract Worries, Raiders News: Welcome to episode 166 of The Autumn Windbags! Question of the Day, what is the Raiders biggest need heading into the 2023 NFL Draft? It can be whatever "biggest need" means to you. RJ's biggest needs are as follows: 1. Cornerback - Nate Hobbs regres...

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Raiders-Steelers Rivalry, Josh Jacobs SURPRISE, Damon Arnette EXPOSED, Raiders News: Welcome to episode 146 of The Autumn Windbags! THANK YOU for subscribing to our channel and helping us reach 5,000 subscribers! Question of the day, what are we calling the final play of the Raiders-Patriots game? It was one of the wildest plays of t...