I understand networks want to get player’s reactions immediately after the game. You know, because a person’s thoughts after hours of competition and possibly a quick shower are always the most collected. In FSNWest’s hurry to interview Derek Fisher after the Thunder-Lakers game they inadvertently caught Shannon Brown ass out and Lamar Odom in his draws. The video is NSFW. Read the full story

Los Angeles Lakers guard Shannon Brown was acquired by the team as a throw in when LA sent Vladimir Radmonivich to Charlotte for Adam Morrison in February. So far he’s been the best player in the deal.

Brown gives the Lakers athleticism and toughness off the bench and he’s been one of the few bright spots for the LA backups this season. His play has been solid but his highlight dunks like this put back jam are becoming his calling card. Read the full story

The Dallas Mavericks stomped the Los Angeles Lakers 94-80 at Staples Center Friday night in a game where the final score didn’t reflect what truly happpened. Dirk Nowitzki, Shawn Marion, and Jason Kidd helped the Mavs turn a seven point halftime lead into a 22-point blowout in the second half. LA got the deficit below 20 but they never challenged Dallas.

It wasn’t all bad for the Lakers. Trailing 78-64 with 9:43 left in the fourth Kobe Bryant faded away behind the 3-point line with two defenders in his face. The shot bounced off the rim to the opposite side, giving Shannon Brown the chance to dunk on Josh Powell. Read the full story

LeBron James got dunked on by Jordan Crawford at the LeBron James Skills Academy and Nike confiscated the video tape. Everybody knows about that. We should give up hoping the video will surface one day because the Nike people destroyed those tapes right after taking them from the cameramen.

Whether Nike has the tapes, or Conan O’Brien got his copy back, I spoke to a number of athletes about LeBron James releasing the video. The votes are heavy in one direction, but Kurt Warner makes the best case. Read the full story

The Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets battled for control of the Western Conference in Game 5 at Staples Center. Chris “Birdman” Andersen set the tone early for the Nuggets by blocking two of Lamar Odom’s dunk attempts. The Lakers got the last laughs when Shannon Brown and Lamar Odom dunked on Birdman. Read the full story