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Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast

LAL Season Outlook 2017-18 with Darius Soriano

Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast

Nate Duncan

Sports

4.52.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Click to subscribe via RSS feed or iTunes. Darius Soriano of Forum Blue & Gold joins for the Los Angeles Lakers Season Outlook.  We project the seasons for prize youngs Brandon Ingram and Lonzo Ball, and discuss if the Lakers can improve their...

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0:00.0

Time for the LA Lakers season outlook now with Darius Soriano from Forum Blue and Gold

0:05.1

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0:12.2

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0:18.1

It's going on, man, how are you? I'm good in yourself. Well, I'm doing just fine. We recorded this

0:22.3

after the Lakers got blown out again by the Denver Nuggets. It did not look good even without

0:28.3

Nikola Yokich playing, but we will try not to focus too much on that. I think where I want to start

0:34.4

with these guys is just to talk about where they were last year as a team. Obviously, they've made

0:39.6

some major additions, but how good were they last year, especially towards the end of the year

0:44.9

when they started playing some of the young guys who were still going to be around? Yeah, I think

0:48.8

that so two things. First, end of the year stuff is always a bit fluky. Sure. I think that you

0:54.4

feel the same way about this. They're winning five games in a row too. We thought killed their lottery

0:59.2

odds, but yes, but no, the lottery God shined on the Lakers again, and I'm sure we'll get to that

1:04.8

in a little bit. But so, you know, the end of the year is always fluky. Teams are sort of

1:10.0

position themselves a certain way. Teams are tanking, they're resting players. Playoff teams are

1:16.0

looking at seating and a lot of different stuff. All that said, I thought the team really did start

1:21.5

to kind of find a way in which they wanted to play. They were playing a bit faster. DeAngelo Russell

1:29.7

and Brandon Ingram were really sort of finding their strides towards the end of the year.

1:35.7

I thought Ingram, especially in March, had basically his best month of the season. And then that

1:42.0

carried in towards the handful of games that they had in April as well. And I just think that overall,

1:47.7

there was a lot more certainty with what the lineups were going to look like each night. And the

1:52.8

veterans had all been shut down. And the young guys has kind of got a chance to go out there and

1:58.3

and play their normal games. And I thought that that suit them well. And I was, you know, I don't want

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