Fish for Three
Draining threes has become one of Derek Fisher's calling cards throuhout his NBA career.
On Tuesday night against the Indiana Pacers, it was again.
Draining threes has become one of Derek Fisher's calling cards throuhout his NBA career.
On Tuesday night against the Indiana Pacers, it was again.
Something about playing the Indiana Pacers brings out the scorer in Derek Fisher.
On Tuesday night, the Lake Show returned to its regularly scheduled programming.
The Los Angeles Lakers return to Tennessee tonight, facing off against the last team to beat them away from the Staples Center.
The Lakers stood pat at Thursday's trade deadline, showing how much faith they have in Derek Fisher to lead them to another championship.
The last time Derek Fisher ran into the Boston Celtics, he hit 60 percent of his shots and helped lead the Lakers to a razor-thin, 90-89 win.
When Derek Fisher takes the court with the Lakers, he knows a high-scoring teammate will be next to him in the backcourt.
With 54 games gone in the NBA season, Derek Fisher has the Lakers winning at a 76 percent clip, best in the West and second in the NBA.
Derek Fisher’s scoring run slowed slightly Wednesday night, as D-Fish dropped in six points but most importantly for he and his Lakers teammates, LA ended the first half on a high note.
You've got to love it when members of the media give Derek Fisher his due.