Amid all this Miami Heat chatter, why exactly isn’t anyone talking about the Los Angeles Lakers flirting with history?

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Kragthorpe: Jazz can say theyre tougher, but are they better? By Kurt kragthorpe Tribune Columnist Updated Jul 28, 2010 03:17PM MDT So the Jazz are talking tough now, basically declaring that with newcomers Al Jefferson and Raja Bell, theyre more ready to battle with the Los Angeles Lakers and the rest of the NBA.

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LOS ANGELES | Just in case the Utah Jazz forgot how Kobe Bryant finishes games, he provided another painful playoff reminder. Bryant scored 11 of his 31 points in the final four minutes, and the Los Angeles Lakers blew a fourth-quarter lead before rallying for a 104-99 …

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Deron Williams knows it. And so does the rest of the league.  The Utah Jazz need something new.

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Conservatism Killed The Cat: Utah Must Take Risks To Ascend

David Beckham sits court side to watch the Los Angeles Lakers play the Utah Jazz during Game 2 of their NBA Western Conference semi-final playoff series in Los Angeles, May 4, 2010.

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David Beckham sits court side to watch the Los Angeles Lakers play the Utah Jazz during Game 2 of their NBA Western …

The Utah Jazz will open the Western Conference Semifinals of the 2010 NBA Playoffs against the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday, May 2 at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles.

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Jazz to Open 2010 Western Conference Semifinals Sunday in Los Angeles

Round 2, Playoffs 2010 Utah Jazz vs Los Angeles Lakers

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Round 2, Playoffs 2010 Utah Jazz vs Los Angeles Lakers

The Phoenix Suns finished off the San Antonio Spurs in a four-game sweep but the team sure could use center Robin Lopez (notes) back in the lineup before it beings the next round of he playoffs, particularly since it’s looking like its opponent will be the Los Angeles Lakers if L.A. can finish off the Utah Jazz . But even though Lopez has gone through three full-court scrimmages in a week, it’s looking like Suns fans shouldn’t expect him to come roaring back onto the court, according to the Arizona Republic.

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Suns center Lopez not ready

Chris Bosh (notes) will be one of the big-name free agents available on July 1 and unlike Dwyane Wade (notes) and LeBron James (notes) , it is fully expected that he won’t be re-signing with the Toronto Raptors .

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Bosh gives signs he’s leaving Toronto

The Utah Jazz and Los Angeles Lakers meet up for Game 2 in their second-round series tonight but it isn’t clear if Utah small forward Andrei Kirilenko (notes) and his strained left calf will be on the court or not, according to Deseret News. "It’s gonna be, probably, a game-time decision ," Kirilenko said. "I have to see …

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Jazz’s Kirilenko 50-50 for tonight’s game

Sure, Andrew Bynum has a small tear in his right meniscus, but that didn’t stop the Los Angeles Lakers center from playing close to 25 minutes last night, bringing down 10 rebounds, and scoring eight points in the team’s Game 1 win over the Utah Jazz last night. The word from the Orange County Register is that Bynum will need surgery to fix the tear but will keep playing through the pain. "If I don’t need it, I’d rather play like this," Bynum told the paper even though he was feeling "sharp pain" during the first quarter last night.

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Lakers’ Bynum getting surgery?