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   Los Angeles Lakers

   ↑ "Los Angeles Lakers games in the 1985-1986 NBA season and playoffs". basketball-reference.com. ... ↑ "Lakers Survive To Beat Jazz, Game 6 On KCAL".
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   Rivalries of the NBA

   Los Angeles Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns ... After the home team won the first four games of the series, the Lakers beat the Spurs in San Antonio, thanks to a buzzer-beating jump shot by Derek Fisher.
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   2007–08 Los Angeles Lakers season

   In Pau Gasol's playoff debut with the Lakers, he scored 36 points, 16 rebounds, 8 assists and 3 blocked shots as the Lakers beat the Nuggets in Game 1. ... | Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers seasons |
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   History of the Los Angeles Lakers

   The Celtics needed 7 games to finish a 37-win Atlanta team, another seven to beat the defending Eastern Champions Cleveland Cavaliers, and another six games to pass Detroit, but it appeared that the (eventually record breaking) 26 playoff games gave the Celtics the time they needed to play as a team. ... Los Angeles Lakers
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   Lakers-Celtics rivalry

   The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Celtics four games to two. ... In Game 3, the Lakers beat the Celtics 87–81.
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   Jerry West

   Winning 45 games, the Lakers beat the St. Louis Hawks in a close seven-game series, and yet again met the Boston Celtics in the 1966 NBA Finals. ... "Los Angeles Lakers 1971-72 Game Log and Scores".
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   2008 NBA Playoffs

   | Los Angeles wins series, 4–0 | In Pau Gasol's playoff debut with the Lakers, he scored 36 points, 16 rebounds, 8 assists and 3 blocked shots as the Lakers beat the Nuggets in Game 1.
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   Shaquille O'Neal

   Los Angeles Lakers ... During the 2002 victory parade, O'Neal declared that Sacramento will never be the capital of California, after the Lakers beat the Kings in a tough seven game series enroute to completing a three-peat of championship titles.
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   Kobe Bryant

   ↑ "LAKERS: Los Angeles Lakers History". ... ↑ "NBA.com: Bryant Scores 38 as Lakers Beat Jazz in Game 1".
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    NBA records

    Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles Lakers (vs. Indiana Pacers), 2000 (6 games) ... The Utah Jazz made history on November 27, 1996 by overcoming a 34-point halftime deficit to beat the Denver Nuggets, 107-103.

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