Wednesday, April 20, 2011  How Can The Lakers Win Game 2?  The
Lakers were outplayed at Staples by the Hornets in game one,
109-100. Chris Paul punked whoever took him, whether it Derek
Fisher, or Pau Gasol (who shouldn't switch to him on P&R's to
being with). His jumper was silky and when that's going there's
little you can do. The Laker intensity was porous and Pau Gasol
didn't bring enough to the plate on either end. It ended being
another game where Kobe attempts to will the team back, but
that's not the way the Lakers need to play if they want to go
deep in the playoffs. Continuity, intensity and Hornets shooting
cooling off are what they ought to look for.  Let's break down
what the Lakers should strive for in game two:    • Intensity on
both ends. The Lakers have to play like they want it. They are
the most talented, deep squad when all five guys on the court
are committed. Getting back on defense should not be something
you do at your own pace. They have to run, force the Hornets to
slow it down and f