2009-2010 NBA Champions: Los Angeles Lakers

Jul 26, 2010

1h 24m

★ 10.0

Overview

In the 2010 season, one challenger after another tried to knock the Los Angeles Lakers off their NBA throne. But in the end, the Lakers reigned supreme once again, winning their 16th NBA championship in a drive that culminated with an NBA Finals triumph over the arch-rival Boston Celtics, led by Finals MVP Kobe Bryant. From the start of the season, the Lakers focused on their goal of repeating as champions. With Kobe delivering a string of game-winning shots, along w. You'll get the inside story of the NBA champs with exclusive behind the scenes footage and interviews, along with fantastic highlights of their championship season and also exciting bonus features. Enjoy the ride as the Lakers complete the road to a repeat.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

NBA Entertainment

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Cast

Self

Phil Jackson

Self

Kobe Bryant

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Pau Gasol

Self

Lamar Odom

Self

Andrew Bynum

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7.3

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0.0

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7.6

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6.9

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6.5

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2.0

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6.4

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8.0

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6.2

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8.3

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6.9

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