Five Reasons 2014-15 Lakers Could Really Mesh Together

BzTkjfKIMAEqpXT

PAGES: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6

Coming into the 2014-2015 season, expectations are much different than in years past for the Los Angeles Lakers.

There’s not much chatter of championship hopes, and making the playoffs seems like the most reasonable aspiration for this Lakers team at this point in time.

The Lakers were unable to lure a superstar to Los Angeles over the summer, and instead of spending big money on an above average player, decided to maneuver their finances to remain flexible for the summer of 2015 — essentially leaving the team in a state of rebuilding and many fans disillusioned.

However, after a 27-55 season in 2014 in which the Lakers missed the playoffs, there isn’t much room for the Lakers to go anywhere but up, right?

After all, Kobe Bryant is back following two serious injuries, and Steve Nash appears to be in much better health than he was coming into last season.

— Have You Seen These LIMITED EDITION “Mamba Strikes Back” T-Shirts? —

Begin reading the five reasons why the 2014-15 Lakers could really mesh together:

[divide]

Kobe Bryant After His First Game Back


Please enable Javascript to watch this video

PAGE 2: Five Reasons 2014-15 Lakers Could Really Mesh Together

You May Also Like

Lakers News: Rob Pelinka Believes LeBron James, Kobe Bryant Share Desire To Win

LeBron James accomplished his goal of returning the Los Angeles Lakers to the top of the NBA mountain, winning…

Lakers News: Bronny James Still Getting Back To Where He Was Before Cardiac Arrest

Bronny James has easily become the most talked-about second round pick in NBA history…

D’Angelo Russell Thinks Of Kobe Bryant When He Reflects On First Tenure With Lakers

Things have come full circle for D’Angelo Russell as the team that drafted him, the Los Angeles Lakers…

Tyronn Lue Compares LeBron James To Former Lakers Teammate Shaquille O’Neal

Former Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal was without a doubt one of the most unstoppable forces in NBA history. Shaq’s size, strength, and quickness posed serious problems for opponents with the only alternative being to foul him and foul him hard.