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Jacob Rude

Jacob Rude

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Editor-in-Chief, Silver Screen and Roll

Indianapolis

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  • Dorian Finney Smith is excited to feel the energy from fans in the playoffs

    By Jacob Rude Verified|Silver Screen and RollVerifiedPhoto by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images The Lakers will have something they’ve not had for over a decade when they open the playoffs on Saturday: home court advantage. While they earned it in 2020, the bubble nullified any sort of home and away advantage. Not since 2012 have the Lakers entered a postseason as a higher seed in a matchup. It’ll be a huge bonus for a team that has been forced to attempt to overcome that disadvantage in recent playoff runs.

    By Jacob Rude Verified · Silver Screen and Roll

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Lakers Injury Report: Rui Hachimura says is knee ‘getting better’

    By Jacob Rude Verified|Silver Screen and RollVerifiedPhoto by Michael Owens/Getty Images The week off for the Lakers provided a chance for rest and recuperation. For many, the focus was on LeBron James and his ability to take a week off before jumping into the playoff grind, especially after his injury scare in the penultimate game of the regular season. However, that also applies to Rui Hachimura. The forward missed extended time late in the season due to patellar tendinopathy before eventually making a return.

    By Jacob Rude Verified · Silver Screen and Roll

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Dorian Finney Smith is excited to feel the energy from fans in the playoffs

    By Jacob Rude Verified|Silver Screen and RollVerifiedPhoto by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images The Lakers will have something they’ve not had for over a decade when they open the playoffs on Saturday: home court advantage. While they earned it in 2020, the bubble nullified any sort of home and away advantage. Not since 2012 have the Lakers entered a postseason as a higher seed in a matchup. It’ll be a huge bonus for a team that has been forced to attempt to overcome that disadvantage in recent playoff runs.

    By Jacob Rude Verified · Silver Screen and Roll

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Silver Screen and Roll

Indianapolis, United States