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As he approached the small gathering of reporters following Sunday's practice in El Segundo, Lakers forward Pau Gasol let out a smile. There's not a better feeling knowing your Crest-kid friendly teeth no longer have braces, a two-and-a-half year venture that ended Thursday morning when they were removed just before the team's trip to Phoenix.

"Hopefully I don't get popped in the mouth and lose a couple of teeth," Gasol joked.

A reporter had an immediate comeback, suggesting that may happen since he's been throwing elbows lately,Windows 7 Product Key, most notably his hard foul in the Lakers' 102-96 victory Friday against the Phoenix Suns. In that game,Office 2007 Enterprise Key, Gasol made a hard foul with 5:06 remaining in the fourth quarter on Phoenix backup center Louis Amundson across his face after he received a pass from guard Steve Nash inside. Suns Coach Alvin Gentry ran to the mid-court line and immediately told officials they should've given Gasol a flagrant foul. Instead, they ejected Gentry,Office 2007 Enterprise, who had to be restrained from his coaching staff and Phoenix guard Jason Richardson.

After watching the replay,Windows 7 Key, Gasol admitted he thought the call should've been a flagrant foul. But he simply called the play "an accident,Windows 7 Code," and that it was just part of his intention to play more aggressively.