2010/11 NBA Dec |OT| of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7lMXXaUaIo PEACE

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The Crimson Blur said:
And with this win, the Spurs lock up the December championship!

poppin bottles in the club, like a blizzard
Are the Spurs going to hoist a banner?

And while it sucks to see the Lakers and especially Pau and Kobe play like shite I am not going to panic unless they are still sucking after the ASB.
 
SamuraiX- said:
They have the EASIEST SCHEDULE IN THE LEAGUE. :lol

LAKERS ONLY LOSE IN 4 GAME LOSING STREAKS, BABY!

FULL BLOWOUT FOR THE HORNETS TOMORROW!

we get it....u mad

u the only guy in this thread dumb enough to take that shit tainted bait
 
This isn't even about whether or not we can actually swing a fantasy trade for Melo, which I will admit is not likely at all, but the fact that you think Melo would somehow not make this team better and dismiss adding him to the team is hilarious.

If that's all we could get, I'd say do it. But the biggest problem on this team right now is PG play. The defensive breakdowns just destroy the whole team defense and that's why teams get so many layups and open 3s on us. And on the other end, we have no play-making PG to do the same.

That needs to be addressed first. Melo would help the offense obviously but we would still be decimated by any PG with quicks. There has to be someone better than Fisher out there. Hell, give Blake a chance to play with the starters fulltime!
 
Dark FaZe said:
To be fair I think after the surgery Bynum can have a productive year of 20 and 10 if the O is run through him on a bad team. He will almost certainly break down not long after that...but the talent is there.

Lake show would have to include Barnes to prevent a logjam at the 3.

Ebanks, Bynum, Barnes, 2012 first rounder

For Melo

why the fuck am i typing this


I believe Ron has an opt out after this year of his 5 year deal. Maybe he can be thrown in and traded for something. He's crazy enough to just leave the last 2 years on the table and go play in New Jersey or something.
 
Lakers feel like the Spurs of last year. You just feel that something's not right with the team and teams can feel that during games which gives the confidence to go along with the drive to beat the elite team out west.


Those were great additions, but everyone (myself included) didn't see the regression from the starters, even Kobe and Pau, coming. If Kobe/Pau were on their game the depth would be great. Kobe is straight asscheeks right now, lets get it out of the way. He's not going to be able to get younger or healthier, but he needs to figure out how to be more efficient.


I would troll Laker fans for being shocked that players who have that played that many minutes have finally falling off in their 30s, but I didn't see it coming with Kirilenko either so I can't :(
 
Who was it here that said high school players hit the wall at around 30 years old? It does seem like Kobe has hit the wall the last month or so. It seems like he's unable to create any space and he's always taking heavily contested shots.

That said, everybody wrote off Kobe last regular season too when he was recovering from the hand injury. Maybe Kobe is just in that stage along with Duncan, Garnett, Shaq, and other 90s players who can't really play a full 82 game regular season anymore at full capacity.

The other problem is that when Pau plays like ass, it puts even more of a burden on Kobe, which he simply can't carry anymore. I really think Pau is the epicenter of the Lakers funk.
 
Cloudy said:
If that's all we could get, I'd say do it. But the biggest problem on this team right now is PG play. The defensive breakdowns just destroy the whole team defense and that's why teams get so many layups and open 3s on us. And on the other end, we have no play-making PG to do the same.

That needs to be addressed first. Melo would help the offense obviously but we would still be decimated by any PG with quicks. There has to be someone better than Fisher out there. Hell, give Blake a chance to play with the starters fulltime!


There are no PG out there, the only ones comparable in impact to Melo are CP3 and Deron, and they are going nowhere. I'm of the belief that this team needs more than just benching Fisher for Blake or signing some middle of the road PG like Marcus Banks (i bet you'd love that, fucker!). We need a big trade, like what Orlando just did. This team could be on it's way to a 2nd 4 game losing streak and it's not even the all star break. Like I said, I'm not saying we can land Melo, maybe it's crackpipe, but when a guy of his stature is clearly available, and this team has the problems it has, I'd at least like to see our front office throw their hat in the ring.
 
Bynum for Jameer

lol
Forceatowulf said:
See, this is how good he's been.

The dude is getting it done this season.
His TE% is the highest in the thread. Definitely gonna get bumped up a few notches on The Frankman's Troll Power Rankings.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
I believe Ron has an opt out after this year of his 5 year deal. Maybe he can be thrown in and traded for something. He's crazy enough to just leave the last 2 years on the table and go play in New Jersey or something.
They'll be the Brooklyn New Yorkers then. He can retire playing right by Queensbridge.
 
SamuraiX- said:
Should've expected it from a Heat fan. :lol Pretty smooth trolling though.
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The Chosen One said:
Who was it here that said high school players hit the wall at around 30 years old? It does seem like Kobe has hit the wall the last month or so. It seems like he's unable to create any space and he's always taking heavily contested shots.

That said, everybody wrote off Kobe last regular season too when he was recovering from the hand injury. Maybe Kobe is just in that stage along with Duncan, Garnett, Shaq, and other 90s players who can't really play a full 82 game regular season anymore at full capacity.

The other problem is that when Pau plays like ass, it puts even more of a burden on Kobe, which he simply can't carry anymore. I really think Pau is the epicenter of the Lakers funk.
Almost all players start declining around 30. I think someone suggested that the best predictor of decline is games played, and once a player has around 1000 games played, whether he's 32 or 29, he will start showing decline. Kobe has played 1052 games. Kobe has declined a bit, but I think it is a bit overstated by some. He is still a top SG in the league. But yeah, I agree that Pau is the epicenter of the Lakers. He really is an excellent offensive player, and he has played defense relatively well for the Lakers too.
 
Cloudy said:
If that's all we could get, I'd say do it. But the biggest problem on this team right now is PG play. The defensive breakdowns just destroy the whole team defense and that's why teams get so many layups and open 3s on us. And on the other end, we have no play-making PG to do the same.

You have to get better at team D. John Wall, Kirk Hinrich, Rondo...name who you want penetration is going to happen with the way that you can't even touch a guy on a drive in this league. The Lakers have shit rotation.
 
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:
I would troll Laker fans for being shocked that players who have that played that many minutes have finally falling off in their 30s, but I didn't see it coming with Kirilenko either so I can't :(
I kept mentioning over the past year that Kobe is on pace to have played more minutes and games than Jordan did in his entire career by the end of this season.

Granted, Jordan got into the league after three years at UNC, missed a year due to injury, and several due to retirement, but he played until he was 39.

He's passed Dominique Wilkins already, and Wilkins played until he was 39, but didn't join the league until he was 23. Wilkins didn't play nowhere near as many minutes in the playoffs, either.
 
The Chosen One said:
The other problem is that when Pau plays like ass, it puts even more of a burden on Kobe, which he simply can't carry anymore. I really think Pau is the epicenter of the Lakers funk.

When Pau is effective, it makes the game much easier for Kobe. You don't see that many Pau to Kobe or Kobe to Pau assists recently as opposed to at the beginning of the season.

Doesn't help that Bynum delayed his surgery to go watch the freaking World Cup. Kobe did that too but he's in game shape right away. Bynum historically has recovered slowly from injuries. Fucking selfish piece of shit.
 
The one thing to take away from that horrible Jazz loss last night. Deron Williams broke the NBA record for most points scored in a 35 second period. T-Mac scored 13 in 35, Deron scored 14 in 35.
 
Just watched some of the Frailblazer game and damn, they are in trouble. Camby is out too. They a lot of money tied up in Camby, Roy and LMA right now. Time to fire the coach and get someone that can turn LMA into a beast. Make some trades too (Though Camby and Roy are probably untradable).
 
Maybe if all of Lakers-age chips in on a giftcard to Barcelona, Rubio will send Pau and Kobe their balls back.
 
charsace said:
Just watched some of the Frailblazer game and damn, they are in trouble. Camby is out too. They a lot of money tied up in Camby, Roy and LMA right now. Time to fire the coach and get someone that can turn LMA into a beast. Make some trades too (Though Camby and Roy are probably untradable).
They've had a shitty schedule and are playing on a back-to-back in Utah and Denver. There's no reason to fire Nate.

And if you'd watched LMA at all, you'd know he's playing like a completely different player this season.
 
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:
The one thing to take away from that horrible Jazz loss last night. Deron Williams broke the NBA record for most points scored in a 35 second period. T-Mac scored 13 in 35, Deron scored 14 in 35.
Mac won.
 
Kobe hit 4 of his first 5 shots early in the first quarter, so that means he was 4-22 FG from the 9:18 mark of the first quarter onward. Terrible. :lol He's the GOAT alright...

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Kobe Bryant: so many skills, so little time.

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I'm of the belief that this team needs more than just benching Fisher for Blake

Why not try though. He is a better player and Fisher has been horrible for 3 seasons now. This team needs some kind of shakeup. Hell Phil should send Artest with him if he doesn't want to single out one of his boytoys
 
reilo said:
They've had a shitty schedule and are playing on a back-to-back in Utah and Denver. There's no reason to fire Nate.

And if you'd watched LMA at all, you'd know he's playing like the player he always should've been over the last 7 games.
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Wow Laker fans are really panicking. No trade is going to help us win a 3 peat. You can't get anyone equal to Kobe or Pau when their game is on. Those two guys are why we won it the last two years. We just have to ride it out and hope for the best like the Celtics did last year.

Laker fans are so nervous you guys are starting to listen to Konex...
 
charsace said:
Just watched some of the Frailblazer game and damn, they are in trouble. Camby is out too. They a lot of money tied up in Camby, Roy and LMA right now. Time to fire the coach and get someone that can turn LMA into a beast. Make some trades too (Though Camby and Roy are probably untradable).
Blazers are in a terrible position for all the reasons you stated.

It really might be best to just blow the whole thing up right now, but they're not really even in position to do that.
 
Branduil said:
Mavs basically lost to a D-league team tonight. Carlisle needs to be fired and the players should be fined an amount equal to their paycheck tonight. Utterly inexcusable.
Please , dude. It happens to EVERY TEAM.
 
Hey Laker fans, good news is that because you were blown out, your guys didn't have to play too many minutes so you'll be fresh against New Orleans tomorrow.

Glass half-full!
 
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