LAKERS 100, PORTLAND 86
Lakers feeling golden with a No. 1 record
Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times
Lakers guard Kobe Bryant goes for a reverse dunk against Blazers forward Nicolas Batum during the first half. Bryant scored 17 of his game-high 26 points in the first half.
Their victory over Portland, combined with losses by the Celtics and the Cavaliers earlier Sunday, makes L.A.'s 27-5 mark NBA's best.
Movement in the standings, however slight, can even be detected in January.
It was more like a ripple than a wave, but the Lakers found themselves with the league's top record Sunday night after beating the Portland Trail Blazers, 100-86, at Staples Center.
It was more like a ripple than a wave, but the Lakers found themselves with the league's top record Sunday night after beating the Portland Trail Blazers, 100-86, at Staples Center.
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