Lakers look to rebound from blowout loss

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) For a megastar on a tradition-rich franchise with 16 NBA championships, Kobe Bryant has no problem admitting how the Los Angeles Lakers' shortcomings have popped up repeatedly this season.

Bryant plopped down in a chair courtside at Chesapeake Energy Arena after the Lakers' practice Tuesday and talked shamelessly about their second blowout loss in five days - this one by 29 points - and what it will take to challenge the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference semifinals.

"We're a team that doesn't get down when we get blown out. We've been blown out a bunch of times this season, blown out last series a couple times," Bryant said.

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Points Per Game
Rank Player PPG
1 K. Durant, OKC28.0
2 K. Bryant, LAL27.9
3 L. James, Mia27.1
4 K. Love, Min26.0
5 R. Westbrook, OKC23.6
6 C. Anthony, NY22.6
7 L. Aldridge, Por21.7
8 D. Nowitzki, Dal21.6
9 D. Williams, NJ21.0
10 B. Griffin, LAC20.7
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Rebounds Per Game
Rank Player RPG
1 D. Howard, Orl14.5
2 K. Love, Min13.3
3 A. Bynum, LAL11.8
4 D. Cousins, Sac11.0
5 K. Humphries, NJ11.0
6 B. Griffin, LAC10.9
7 P. Gasol, LAL10.4
8 M. Gortat, Pho10.0
9 T. Chandler, NY9.9
10 J. Noah, Chi9.8
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Assists per game
Rank Player APG
1 R. Rondo, Bos11.7
2 S. Nash, Pho10.7
3 C. Paul, LAC9.1
4 J. Calderon, Tor8.8
5 D. Williams, NJ8.7
6 R. Rubio, Min8.2
7 J. Wall, Was8.0
8 T. Parker, SA7.7
9 A. Miller, Den6.7
10 T. Lawson, Den6.6
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