Can the Lakers close out series against Denver? (Web links)
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--The Times’ Mike Bresnahan mentions how the Lakers have a 12-1 record since 2008 in closeout games.
--The Times’ Ben Bolch explains why Lakers Coach Mike Brown is satisfied with how Matt Barnes and Devin Ebanks have done filling in for Metta World Peace.
--ESPN.com’s Henry Abbott praises the Lakers’ ball movement in their Game 4 win Sunday over Denver.
--The Orange County Register’s Janis Carr explains how the Lakers have learned to trust one another more.
--The Oklahoman’s Jenni Carlson says World Peace is trying to play the victim card.
--The Denver Post’s Chris Dempsey highlights the importance that the Nuggets control the boards in Game 5.
--Ball Don’t Lie’s Kelly Dwyer takes serious issue with World Peace not apologizing to James Harden directly for giving him a concussion.
--The Denver Post’s Benjamin Hochman believes the Nuggets need to get tougher against the Lakers.
--NBA.com’s Scott Howard-Cooper appreciates the pressure Brown has faced as the Lakers’ coach.
--ESPN Los Angeles’ Brian Kamenetzky highlights the Lakers’ serious attitude about closing out against Denver early.
--The Daily News’ Elliott Teaford also highlights Brown’s satisfaction with Barnes and Ebanks.
--Lakers.com’s Mike Trudell talks with Lakers play-by-play announcer Bill Macdonald.
--Forum Blue and Gold’s Darius Soriano provides a few quick-hit thoughts on some timely topics.
--Silver Screen and Roll’s C.A. Clark believes the Nuggets’ decision to double-team Andrew Bynum at the expense of leaving Bryant open suggests they believe Bynum has surpassed Bryant.
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