Lakers still ain't nothin'

[Solid D]

Nice regular season win. Don't matter what you crow about, you ain't nothin'.

That is all.

[Venti Quattro]

oh hey, the pot just called the kettle black.

[DeadlyDynasty]

I fully agree with OP. Beating this fool's gold team doesn't mean shit.


Except for the fact we get to feed you a shit sandwich tonight.

[Solid D]

It matters not what people say. It does no good. Same as regular season wins. It ain't nothin' and you got nothin'.

[Koolaid_Man]

Nice regular season win. Don't matter what you crow about, you ain't nothin'.

That is all.

Hey Soiled D

Bynumite 34

The Spurs 33

[Juggity]

Hey Soiled D

Bynumite 34

The Spurs 33

:cry Kobe 0 :cry

[Solid D]

Haha!

[ElNono]

Ftl

[DeadlyDynasty]

It matters not what people say. It does no good. Same as regular season wins. It ain't nothin' and you got nothin'.

I agree regular season wins ain't nothin. Just look at last year's Spurs as Exhibit A:lol

[ElNono]

I agree regular season wins ain't nothin. Just look at last year's Spurs as Exhibit A:lol

Or last year's Lakers as Exhibit B:lol

[DeadlyDynasty]

Or last year's Lakers as Exhibit B:lol

The Lakers (outside of their 8-0 start and 8-game winning streak in March) looked like dysfunctional crap last year.

Also, I seem to remember a certain team beating the shit out of another team in their building, after which said team went into a tailspin and never recovered.:lol

[Solid D]

It all doesn't matter if you ain't nothin'. BTW, when is your parade tomorrow?

[slayermin]

Not that I had much respect for Laker fans, but getting excited about a regular season win is hilarious. Shit ain't over.

[ElNono]

The Lakers (outside of their 8-0 start and 8-game winning streak in March) looked like dysfunctional crap last year.

They looked better than this year :lol

[T Park]

Lol solid bringing heat.

Damn.

[Solid D]

Sleep well Lakers. The satisfaction of a well earned regular season win pretty much caps off a great year.

[Obstructed_View]

Sleep well Lakers. The satisfaction of a well earned regular season win pretty much caps off a great year.

It did last year.

That said, they went further than the Spurs did. Looking like even with only six or seven guys that are capable of playing basketball, they are better prepared for playoff basketball than the Spurs are.

[Venti Quattro]

Haha fucking hypocrites. I'm sure you would be blowing your load off in your face if the Spurs had what the Lakers had tonight.

[ElNono]

Haha fucking hypocrites. I'm sure you would be blowing your load off in your face if the Spurs had what the Lakers had tonight.

:cry

[Solid D]

Don't get yourself stuck in the fly paper, Obstructed. Mmmkay?

[DeadlyDynasty]

It all doesn't matter if you ain't nothin'.

Your denial is palpable.:lol

Keep parroting, though Culburn:lol

[Robz4000]

It did last year.

That said, they went further than the Spurs did. Looking like even with only six or seven guys that are capable of playing basketball, they are better prepared for playoff basketball than the Spurs are.
For the Lakers to go far, they'd need Bynum to have nights like this or better consistently, which he hasn't been able to bring.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Lol solid bringing heat.

Damn.

Lol the Lakers sending you to the exits in the 3rd quarter.

They turned you into a quitter:lol

[Man In Black]

So we're saying the actual win was irrelevant?
I agree:toast

[Venti Quattro]

Quit with the gangsta language tbh. You're making San Antonio's bad education look worse :lol

[Venti Quattro]

:cry

So how's the crow taste, Nono? :lol

:lol premature ejac thread

[ElNono]

So how's the crow taste, Nono? :lol

:lol premature ejac thread

:lol I'm looking forward to Barca raping Chelsea to blow some steam, tbh

[Solid D]

Haha! Nothin from nothin = mmmm, oh yeah, nothin.

[Solid D]

Probably gonna get the yellow car flags out, tomorrow. Am I right?

[Venti Quattro]

crofl tomorrow is an ordinary day. Get up, go to work, same shit

I'm treating this as a regular season win. It becomes special because the Spurfan rage, meltdown and panic is epic.

[Chase_the_Bass]

I feel the same about tonight's loss as I will if we win the next two games against LA with Kobe playing.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Haha! Nothin from nothin = mmmm, oh yeah, nothin.

Thank you, Billy Preston

[Solid D]

http://stevemasonsmog.typepad.com/.a/6a00e398207183883301157023fa6d970b-800wi

Laker nation after their regular season win without Kobe

[Bynumite]

So the Lakers "ain't nothin" and they still curb stomp the spurs without Kobe.

What does that say about the spurs, spurfan? :downspin:

[DeadlyDynasty]

http://stevemasonsmog.typepad.com/.a/6a00e398207183883301157023fa6d970b-800wi

Laker nation after their regular season win without Kobe

So he drives an escalade with nice rims and is a Laker fan?

bi-winning:lol

[Solid D]

So the Lakers "ain't nothin" and they still curb stomp the spurs without Kobe.

What does that say about the spurs, spurfan? :downspin:

What it says is that the Lakers still ain't nothin'. :lol

[trollt]

Probably gonna get the yellow car flags out, tomorrow. Am I right?

Then let's flip those cars and start a structure fire. That's how these L.A. Suns celebrate the most important win of the season. Sorry 2011 Spurs.

[Venti Quattro]

:lol ain't nothing
:lol double negative
:lol killing good grammar
:lol zhow ghangztah

[Obstructed_View]

For the Lakers to go far, they'd need Bynum to have nights like this or better consistently, which he hasn't been able to bring.

I guess 18 points, 12 rebounds and 2 blocks a game isn't consistent. Since they beat the number one team in the west by 20 points, it's not really necessary for him to play better than he did last night.

[LobCity]

Seeing as how the Spurs got bounced by a talented power forward center combo in the first round last year, I'd say the Lakers got something here. Of course the Spurs can play better but #17 is probably the worst person the Spurs can face because they physically can't handle him.

Kobe coming back actually works in the Spurs favor. I'd much rather have him shooting the ball at 43% than Bynum or Gasol at 50+.

[Venti Quattro]

Seeing as how the Spurs got bounced by a talented power forward center combo in the first round last year, I'd say the Lakers got something here. Of course the Spurs can play better but #17 is probably the worst person the Spurs can face because they physically can't handle him.

Kobe coming back actually works in the Spurs favor. I'd much rather have him shooting the ball at 43% than Bynum or Gasol at 50+.

sup Flop City?

[JRHernandez88]

It's all good we still got 2 more games to play by the end of next week. These over reacting spurs fan don't represent all of us. They must of forgot how we've been playing all year long. Check back next Saturday.:dramaquee



Oh and can we get a list of all the "fans" that have jumped off the wagon please? I wanna see how they're posts have changed by next week.:shootme

[Trill Clinton]

It's all good we still got 2 more games to play by the end of next week. These over reacting spurs fan don't represent all of us. They must of forgot how we've been playing all year long. Check back next Saturday.:dramaquee



Oh and can we get a list of all the "fans" that have jumped off the wagon please? I wanna see how they're posts have changed by next week.:shootme

what it do, JR?

[Obstructed_View]

Oh and can we get a list of all the "fans" that have jumped off the wagon please? I wanna see how they're posts have changed by next week.:shootme

Never heard of copy and paste?

[Robz4000]

I guess 18 points, 12 rebounds and 2 blocks a game isn't consistent. Since they beat the number one team in the west by 20 points, it's not really necessary for him to play better than he did last night.
Those 30 rebounds aren't exactly normal. If he had gotten, say, 16 rebounds instead, the game would've been much closer. Then again he got something like 5 rebounds in one possession to get 2 points, so it's not like he gave the Lakers that many extra chances to score.

[Obstructed_View]

Those 30 rebounds aren't exactly normal. If he had gotten, say, 16 rebounds instead, the game would've been much closer. Then again he got something like 5 rebounds in one possession to get 2 points, so it's not like he gave the Lakers that many extra chances to score.

If he got five rebounds in one possession, he gave them six extra chances to score. Each individual chance counts as an extra opportunity to make a basket, and also costs the Spurs a chance to do the same. While 30 rebounds aren't normal, the game wasn't ever close. All 16 rebounds by Bynum would have done is shortened garbage time by a few minutes.

[Robz4000]

If he got five rebounds in one possession, he gave them six extra chances to score. Each individual chance counts as an extra opportunity to make a basket, and also costs the Spurs a chance to do the same. While 30 rebounds aren't normal, the game wasn't ever close. All 16 rebounds by Bynum would have done is shortened garbage time by a few minutes.
It was a 5 point game at halftime and by then he had his 19 rebounds. If they were spread out throughout the game then it would've been closer. Those 5 rebounds in one possession in the end only lead to 2 points, but I agree that they took possible points away from the Spurs.

[slick'81]

the sun will rise lol

[Obstructed_View]

It was a 5 point game at halftime and by then he had his 19 rebounds. If they were spread out throughout the game then it would've been closer. Those 5 rebounds in one possession in the end only lead to 2 points, but I agree that they took possible points away from the Spurs.

Sorry, but you seem to be moving the goalposts. Bottom line for me: Bynum didn't play way above his head, he just had a statistical anomaly of a night while doing what he does. There doesn't seem to be any reason to think that he can't be just as good against them in the future, even if he never puts up 30 rebounds again in his career.

[slick'81]

Sorry, but you seem to be moving the goalposts. Bottom line for me: Bynum didn't play way above his head, he just had a statistical anomaly of a night while doing what he does. There doesn't seem to be any reason to think that he can't be just as good against them in the future, even if he never puts up 30 rebounds again in his career.


yup timmys not getting any younger and diaw and blair arent growing 2-3 inches and bonner is still a giant vagina

[Robz4000]

Sorry, but you seem to be moving the goalposts. Bottom line for me: Bynum didn't play way above his head, he just had a statistical anomaly of a night while doing what he does. There doesn't seem to be any reason to think that he can't be just as good against them in the future, even if he never puts up 30 rebounds again in his career.
The thing is it wasn't just Bynum that did them in. MWP had a MJ-esque performance, the Big 3 played scared, and the Lakers bench managed to keep up with the Spurs' bench. We all know Bynum is dominant, but despite that the Spurs were in it until the above mentioned happened. If yesterday's game is repeated the next two times, then I'll admit Bynum is too big an obstacle to overcome.

[z0sa]

The Spurs will definitely play LA closer than last night in the future. That said, this game is undoubtedly emblazoned into their skulls and it will be a long, long time before anyone forgets it. I won't ever.

[Obstructed_View]

The thing is it wasn't just Bynum that did them in. MWP had a MJ-esque performance, the Big 3 played scared, and the Lakers bench managed to keep up with the Spurs' bench. We all know Bynum is dominant, but despite that the Spurs were in it until the above mentioned happened. If yesterday's game is repeated the next two times, then I'll admit Bynum is too big an obstacle to overcome.

See my previous post about moving the goalposts. Your original post seemed to imply that Bynum wasn't usually good and that was the difference in the game. Clearly that wasn't the case.

[Spurtacus]

The loss was demoralizing but I feel the Lakers matchup better against us without Kobe. They will have Kobe in the playoffs.

I'll be more worried if we lose to the Grizz tonight.

[slick'81]

some how i dont take solace that kobe wasnt there just another matchup nightmare for sa

[Obstructed_View]

The loss was demoralizing but I feel the Lakers matchup better against us without Kobe. They will have Kobe in the playoffs.

I'll be more worried if we lose to the Grizz tonight.

Pop will probably puss out and deactivate someone so they have an excuse for losing.

[Obstructed_View]

some how i dont take solace that kobe wasnt there just another matchup nightmare for sa

I would if we could be sure that Kobe would come back and start jacking up shot after shot like he always does. If he's smart, he sees ring number six by deferring. The timing really couldn't be better.

[Spurtacus]

World Peace picked up Kobe's scoring without shooting his miserable 43%. Plus its not often Spurs are going to shoot 41% and get outrebounded almost 2-1. Fluke game and a nice wake up call for the Spurs.

[Robz4000]

See my previous post about moving the goalposts. Your original post seemed to imply that Bynum wasn't usually good and that was the difference in the game. Clearly that wasn't the case.
Never said he wasn't good; he's nearly as good as Howard. I just don't feel this was an average outing for him. It was a career night after all. When Bynum played more towards his norm the Lakers barely beat the Hornets and lost to Phoenix. Neither of those teams are bigger than the Spurs

[Obstructed_View]

He had 23 and 18 against Phoenix. Marcin Gortat and Channing Frye are bigger than Duncan and Blair.

[Robz4000]

He had 23 and 18 against Phoenix. Marcin Gortat and Channing Frye are bigger than Duncan and Blair.
Channing Frye is basically Bonner, while Marcin Gortat is equal to Duncan these days. Tiago Splitter > Robin Lopez. Not sure who else they have as a backup PF.

[Obstructed_View]

Channing Frye is basically Bonner, while Marcin Gortat is equal to Duncan these days. Tiago Splitter > Robin Lopez. Not sure who else they have as a backup PF.

See my previous post about moving the goalposts. You said they weren't bigger.

[angelbelow]

oh hey, the pot just called the kettle black.

[DMC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QYeuYcJdfo&feature=related

This is the Lakers I remember, Chick Hearn interviewing charismatic players and getting gems of quotes. This group these days is a collaboration of egos and sore vaginas.

[JRHernandez88]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QYeuYcJdfo&feature=related

This is the Lakers I remember, Chick Hearn interviewing charismatic players and getting gems of quotes. This group these days is a collaboration of egos and sore vaginas.
:rollin

[Robz4000]

See my previous post about moving the goalposts. You said they weren't bigger.
They aren't. They are the same size at worst.

Edit: Scratch that, Gortat and Frye are the same size as Duncan and Bonner while Splitter = Lopez, but Morris dwarfs Blair. Doesn't change the fact Phoenix raped them with bigs of similar length/girth.

[therealtruth]

Channing Frye is basically Bonner, while Marcin Gortat is equal to Duncan these days. Tiago Splitter > Robin Lopez. Not sure who else they have as a backup PF.

Frye is 6'11 and doesn't have T-Rex arms and can actually hit clutch 3's.

[Obstructed_View]

They aren't. They are the same size at worst.

Exactly, until you count Lopez, who's bigger than all of them.

[Obstructed_View]

They aren't. They are the same size at worst.

Exactly, until you count Lopez, who's bigger than all of them. And unless you factor in that Blair is starting, and unless you factor in that Bonner is shorter than Duncan, and unless you factor in that Splitter doesn't play that many minutes.

[Robz4000]

:lol Alright, I'm done for now. Lets revisit the subject after the Spurs play the Lakers again (provided everyone plays or just Kobe sits out again).

[The_Worlds_finest]

Okay going out on a limb. If Pop ran plays to beat the lakers, the guys would get relaxed and get in their mind that

"hey were freaking good", The theme would be in their mind each game and practice.

Now with this blow out fucking loss, the guys are thinking
"shit we still have hard work in front of us, we arent close to the level we need to be", and this is where Pop would rather the team be.

[Venti Quattro]

:lmao What a mindset coming into the playoffs

You think they're going to allow that with the number of veterans in the team. :lmao

[The_Worlds_finest]

Cant say it wont motivate them to practice and train harder, even for the two remaining laker games

[Venti Quattro]

Oh yes it will motivate them. That was some ass-spanking.

But to say the Lakers would get relaxed. :lol They're going for that playoff push.

[Obstructed_View]

I'd rather the Lakers not get any confidence, so if that was a "strategy" by the great Popovich to have the Spurs show up lethargic and scared, then it was the wrong one.

[Giuseppe]

World Peace picked up Kobe's scoring without shooting his miserable 43%. Plus its not often Spurs are going to shoot 41% and get outrebounded almost 2-1. Fluke game and a nice wake up call for the Spurs.

In other words the loss was a good thing.

:rolleyes

[Giuseppe]

Alright, I'm done for now. Lets revisit the subject after the Spurs play the Lakers again (provided everyone plays or just Kobe sits out again).

Only pussies & assholes play the precondition card.

[Giuseppe]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QYeuYcJdfo&feature=related

This is the Lakers I remember, Chick Hearn interviewing charismatic players and getting gems of quotes. This group these days is a collaboration of egos and sore vaginas.

& yet downstairs you swear up & down that Gasol & Bynum are the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Your pants,,,they be all on fire.

:lmao

[DrSteffo]

The Fakers are probably better than us when healthy and since we are still relying on Blair and Bonner but they still have a shitty bench.

[Robz4000]

Only pussies & assholes play the precondition card.
Only pussies and assholes welch on their bets