*Stoudemire calls Odom’s game ‘lucky’*

By Marc J. Spears, Yahoo! Sports
4 hours, 14 minutes ago

LOS ANGELES – Did the Los Angeles Lakers get lucky in their
series-opening demolition of the Phoenix Suns?

That’s what Amar’e Stoudemire thinks.

Lamar Odom totaled 19 points and 19 rebounds in the Lakers’ 128-107 win
in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals. Considering that Odom had
averaged 8.5 points and 8.1 rebounds in Los Angeles’ previous 10 playoff
games, Stoudemire chalked up the increase to luck and said no one should
expect a similar performance in Wednesday’s Game 2.

”I’m not giving him no hype right now,” Stoudemire said. ”He had a lucky
game in Game 1.”

When asked to expound, Stoudemire said: ”That’s his career high rebounds
in his whole playoff career. That’s the first time he had a game like
that against us. Now we have to make sure we focus in on it. We had so
much focus on [Andrew] Bynum and [Pau] Gasol till he snuck on in and got
19 boards. So, it’s not happening no more. We’re going to contain it.”

Odom looked stunned when told of Stoudemire’s comments after Wednesday’s
practice. He wouldn’t, however, offer much of a retort.

”We don’t get into that. No time or room for that. He’s right,” Odom said.

One person who strongly disagreed with Stoudemire was his own coach.
Alvin Gentry said Stoudemire made ”a ridiculous statement.”

”It’s not a lucky game, OK,” said Gentry, who previously coached Odom
with the Los Angeles Clippers. ”The guy played great. We have to do a
better job on him. If we let him get the ball to the basket and lay it
in, I’m going to say it’s probably not luck.”


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Stoudemire calls Odom’s game ‘lucky’
 
By Marc J. Spears, Yahoo! Sports 
4 hours, 14 minutes ago
 
LOS ANGELES – Did the Los Angeles Lakers get lucky in theirseries-opening demolition of the Phoenix Suns?
 
That’s what Amar’e Stoudemire thinks.

Lamar Odom totaled 19 points and 19 rebounds in the Lakers’ 128-107 winin Game 1 of the Western Conference finals. Considering that Odom hadaveraged 8.5 points and 8.1 rebounds in Los Angeles’ previous 10playoff games, Stoudemire chalked up the increase to luck and said noone should expect a similar performance in Wednesday’s Game 2.

”I’m not giving him no hype right now,” Stoudemire said. ”He had alucky game in Game 1.”

When asked to expound, Stoudemire said: ”That’s his career highrebounds in his whole playoff career. That’s the first time he had agame like that against us. Now we have to make sure we focus in on it.We had so much focus on [Andrew] Bynum and [Pau] Gasol till he snuck onin and got 19 boards. So, it’s not happening no more. We’re going tocontain it.”

Odom looked stunned when told of Stoudemire’s comments afterWednesday’s practice. He wouldn’t, however, offer much of a retort.

”We don’t get into that. No time or room for that. He’s right,” Odomsaid.

One person who strongly disagreed with Stoudemire was his own coach.Alvin Gentry said Stoudemire made ”a ridiculous statement.”

”It’s not a lucky game, OK,” said Gentry, who previously coached Odomwith the Los Angeles Clippers. ”The guy played great. We have to do abetter job on him. If we let him get the ball to the basket and lay itin, I’m going to say it’s probably not luck.”


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