Definition of laker
:one associated with a lake;
especially
:a fish (such as a lake trout) living in or taken from a lake
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Nov. 22: Lakers at Kings Ball’s decision to sit out a Summer League showdown with fellow rookie point guard De’Aaron Fox due to a minor injury drew plenty of eye rolling in Las Vegas.
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Coho (75,000 to 140,000), steelhead (75,000 to 100,000), lakers (20,000 to 82,000) and brown trout (25,000 to 65,000) round out the list.
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Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball will not play in tonight's matchup against the Sacramento Kings as a precautionary move because of a sore groin, according to a source who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Also, Lakers executives met with veteran guard George Hill to discuss a short-term contract, according to people who weren’t authorized to speak publicly.
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Lakers are trading Tim Mozgov and D'Angelo Russell to Nets for Brook Lopez and 27th pick Thursday, sources say.
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The confidence/arrogance of eventually signing him to an extension regardless of his Lakers affinity (this certainly could be where the ego of the Knicks, Clippers or even Heat could come into play).
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Take a look: Lakers fans never let Rose forget how he was toasted, roasting him on Twitter on occasion.
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Brimah Works Out For LakersFormer Huskies center Amida Brimah participated in a pre-draft workout for the Lakers on Memorial Day, joining Bryce Alford, Dwayne Bacon, Derrick Walton Jr., Jordan Bell and Kennedy Meeks.
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First Known Use of laker
1823
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