No more Laker basketball until the Fall. Are you bored? Need something to remind you of this historic year?
How about a 28 track exclusive mixtape with The Lakers Nation own Flo’z featured throughout the CD.
From September 7th’s latest release “Lakers 2009 World Champions Mixtape” a musical celebration of the Lakers 15th title win as a franchise. September 7th put this project together for fellow Laker fans (and haters) to enjoy throughout the championship summer of 2009.
Download, throw on a CD, and bump it in your ride. It will bring back good memories and remind you and those around you that we are 2009 NBA CHAMPIONS!
The Lakers are WORLD CHAMPIONS, and have gained the franchsies 15th Larry O’brien trophy.
Flo’z has been here throughout the playoffs to bring you TLN Exclusive songs. Now that the Lakers have won an NBA Championship and compelted there goal the set in the beginning of the year, here is another exclusive song THE LAKERS ARE THE CHAMPIONS. It feels good to say, so sing a long!
Go to Flo’z button on the right side panel, or stream it below, click, listen, and ENJOY!
Flo’z continues to come out with TLN exclusive Lakers music, and with the Finals he continues to step his game up.
The Lakers need to get a win in Game 4 to take a huge 3-1 series advantage against the Orlando Magic. We were battle tested in Game 3, and the song “Plight of a Champion”, talks about Game 4 and how the Lakers team will show the heart of a champion.
Also, check out TLN’s official finals song, “Where we Belong” ft. C-Lo’s. A great song to play throughout the finals. We are in fact where WE BELONG! Cherish the MOMENT. It’s not the end result, its the journey that we will remember.
Both songs are available in Flo’z official player. The button can be found on the right panel.
Two members of the TLN team (David Brickley and Flo’z) came together to bring you an exclusive Lakers music video to recap the Western Conference Finals.
The time may be near, Andrew Bynum back in the lineup on Sunday?
Lamar Odom, joined Steve Hartman and Chris Myers on the Myers and Hartman show, on AM570 KLAC. Odom was asked when the Lakers are expecting Bynum to return.
“Andrew says that hopefully he will be playing not this game (vs. Houston), but the next one after that (vs. Clippers)”, said Odom.
All reports indicated that the return of Bynum would be Easter Sunday vs. Memphis, giving the young center two games to get ready for the playoffs. However, If Bynum’s prediction is correct; he would get six games of action in the regular season before the Lakers started round one of the playoffs.
Odom also added, “I think it might be a good idea, for Andrew to start because our first unit is so strong, especially with shot making, having Kobe and Pau out there.”
Odom reiterated saying, “I think it would probably be a good idea for him to start, put him right back where he started, and have me come off the bench.”
Lakers.com: Good news on the Andrew Bynum front: The young center began running on a treadmill Tuesday, and there have been no negative repercussions thus far.
The news is at least a tad surprising, since in Portland on Monday Phil Jackson had informed reporters that there would be little to talk about until April.
Last week, we learned that Bynum had begun doing cardio on a stationary bike and a Precor machine, which was progress from Jackson’s comments just after the All-Star break.
Just after the injury, we spoke to Bynum in New York City, and he already was in high spirits. With the ongoing news all suggesting that he remains on schedule, chances are that his mood hasn’t changed.
Lamar Odom joined the Lakers in 2004, and sitting here in 2009 he is still the most perplexing individual on this roster.
Why do I say that? Well we still can’t put a finger on Lamar. A player that some people call a walking mismatch, others call him Lamar O-dumb.
You love him then you hate him, you want to trade him but when the rumors get thick you cringe at the thought.
Regardless, you got to have deep respect for a man that has given his all to this organization. Playing with a torn labrum in the 2007 Playoffs, coming back strong mentally after the devastating and tragic death of his infant son, and a guy that has said multiple times that he wants to retire a Laker.
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Flo’z continues to come out with TLN exclusive Lakers music, and with the Finals he continues to step his game up.
The time may be near, Andrew Bynum back in the lineup on Sunday?
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