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chalk that up as a loss especially if they're trying to build barbecue pits at the line
I don't care, all I know is that right now he sucks even harder than the rest of his career, which is saying something. I just never understood how could anyone think this guy could be a franchise player.
chalk that up as a loss especially if they're trying to build barbecue pits at the line
He's actually been pretty decent in the fourth this year too.
Man of the game goes to Avery Johnson for his momentum changing hack a Dwight with the Nets up 6 with 5 minutes to go.
So are like the Lakers ever going to play on the road? I think they've actually had more home games than there has been NBA games.
That said, not impressed with the D'Antoni led Lakers. Once Artest cools off from 3 (which is inevitable) and the Lakers actually go on the road (when it happens two months from now), they'll come back down to earth and the Laker fan produced category 10 Hurricane going on right now will be nothing but memory.
Good win, I guess.
Lakers just put the "D" in D'Antoni locking the Nets down in det 2nd half. Neal with it haters.
their schedule is like that practically every year especially with the Grammy's being held in L.A. .... so they usually have a heavy home start, heavy middle road and heavy end at home. At the end of the day, it's 41 at home and 41 on the road.
Please get yourself deployed and fall on an IED.Lakers just put the "D" in D'Antoni locking the Nets down in det 2nd half. Neal with it haters.
43 Home 39 Road tbh but whos counting
BKY held LA to only 19 points in the fourth. Some tough calls (Kobe bail out for two big FT's) made things tough. LA keeps getting credit for great D, but BKY not getting any love despite clearly getting a raw deal tonight with regards to refs.
Oh yeah. I'm fully aware of that. A tactic by the NBA to get their flagship franchise off to a good start and build some momentum toward the road trips. Much easier to go on the road with a good/great record than it is an average one.
heavy end at home just in case they need to move up in the standings at the end of the season
I'm in the Navy - not the Marines or Army - numbnuts. Unless they have aquatic IEDs.
Pretty in' shameless.
Let's hope they doI'm in the Navy - not the Marines or Army - numbnuts. Unless they have aquatic IEDs.
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2nd half points by Brooklyn: 16 and 17. Locked.Down.com
You know I love ya, and wish no death on you.
Have a nice Thanksgiving.
I'll cease trolling now and let Lakers fans enjoy their win and victory burritos.
If you've been to a Clippers/Lakers game where the Lakers are on the road team, you can honestly say, it's no longer home court. if that's the case, the Spurs being in the middle of the country have a definitely advantage when it comes to road travel.
To be fair, Brooklyn locked you down, as well. But the main the reason both teams scored low in the second half was all the freethrows being called (most which came by way of Hack-a-Chimp), slowing the pace of the game down.
you can't be serious, even if being in the middle of the country is an advantage, we are willing to trade that advantage for the refs advantage
ref advantage? you don't need that when you have the flop advantage (Parker and Manu).
I know you were just joking - no offense taken. Here's hoping you and yours have a Happy Thanksgiving.
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