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Whats amazing is that Coach Pop mentioned Fish being the shooter to watch out for before the game...
midnightpulp… When has a shot like that ever been made in NBA history? When has Derek Fisher ever made a shot like that before or after?
Fish had foot problems & Lakers fans saw him practice that shot thousands and thousands of times while in a cast…He would shoot at staples before games, 1/2 time and after the game…
.4 was no accident…It was the reslt of countless hours of hard work…
Whats amazing is that Coach Pop mentioned Fish being the shooter to watch out for before the game...
Kobe fans are very emotional....like this guy
Danka.
It hurt you, but, it's a moot point for us. It was a means to an end that did not happen, so .4 is without worth.
In a vacuum what remains most amazing is Payton. You couldn't get that to do anything according to Hoyle. That moment he showed extreme patience & clarity.
Soul crushing is what it was.
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Kobe is more useful for the Lakers in a hospital bed than when he is on a court TBH Back to top
http://forums.lakersground.net/viewt...253251#5253251
I got banned for posting this
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That was u? lolI got banned for posting this
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SMH at some of the responses in that thread.
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Does it count in Kobe's ring count?
I know he will get a ring as part of the team but will his critics give him credit in his MJ chase?
They seriously need to rename that site to ground... Lakers fan are a bunch of emotional, soft skin, pillow biting gots. Got ban like 5 times!!!! Hate the process of creating a new account to trolled those pussyground gots..
I wish I could take credit, but that's not a troll job unfortunately. They really think this way. Really.SMH at some of the responses in that thread.
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This is as bad as we've seen the Lakers play in weeks, and they still managed to stay within striking distance the whole time.
The Spurs won on hustle but domination? There wasn't one moment in this game that was the case...
Not to worry... Lakers in 6
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"We're fueled by these injuries," said Gasol, who had his first triple-double of the season Friday with 26 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. "We want to take on the challenge and prove we're a good team even without our best player."Back to top
magic should stfu cuz he feedn deez foos
Tony was subpar.
Timmy just played the 1st half.
Green/Kawhi/Splitter did nothing.
Still won by double digits
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rock0100
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I have been depressed since last night. I know Kobe will work hard to return as soon as possible. I also know it is not going to be easy for him yet we have gotten so used to his way of being that we are all expecting him to wow us with his recovery and with his play when he returns.
I ask all of you, myself included, to make a pledge to work harder at something else in your own personal life WITHOUT letting any of the other positive aspects of your life suffer.
For me, I believe I am a good father, a faithful and loyal husband and I do my best to always do well at work. However, at times I cuss at my 15 year old son when he gives me at ude, I question my wife if guys are hitting on her at work (on a weekly basis I ask this and she gives me no reason to doubt her), and on top of all that I eat like crap and my weight is starting to creep up. I'm sure i have MANY more imperfections but those are the ones that I am most aware of.
That being said, starting today, and continuing for the 6-8 months it takes Kobe to recover; I am going to begin to eat healthier and start excercizing again. I am going to practice more patience with my oldest son, who is a good teenager just with a bit of an at ude (what did i expect, i raised him to think that Kobes at ude was key to being the best). I will also start to give my wife the trust she deserves and stop making her pay for my insecurities.
I will try to post periodic updates and I hope many of you will join me in here and bless us with your stories and efforts over the next year and a half.
So I will now start you guys off with my "stats" to see how well I can do. I am 32 years old, 5 ft 6 in tall, weigh 216.4 lbs and currently I can run only a mile ON A TREADMILL. The mile takes me 12 minutes and a bit of pain in the knees but I can get through it only because the treadmill is easier than pavement. I currently bench 225 lbs 5 times. Thats a bit low for me but it has been so long since i worked out consistently. 5 years ago I could bench 225 lbs 21 times and I was 16 lbs lighter, yet still a bit chubby back then.
The diet and trust will be my biggest issues. I hope to accomplish some success utilizing you guys as a support group and knowing that Kobe will probably still be outworking me.
Well thats it friends, I hope you all join in. I was as honest with you as I can be and I will be honest with my updates.Back to top
rock0100
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I have been depressed since last night. I know Kobe will work hard to return as soon as possible. I also know it is not going to be easy for him yet we have gotten so used to his way of being that we are all expecting him to wow us with his recovery and with his play when he returns.
I ask all of you, myself included, to make a pledge to work harder at something else in your own personal life WITHOUT letting any of the other positive aspects of your life suffer.
For me, I believe I am a good father, a faithful and loyal husband and I do my best to always do well at work. However, at times I cuss at my 15 year old son when he gives me at ude, I question my wife if guys are hitting on her at work (on a weekly basis I ask this and she gives me no reason to doubt her), and on top of all that I eat like crap and my weight is starting to creep up. I'm sure i have MANY more imperfections but those are the ones that I am most aware of.
That being said, starting today, and continuing for the 6-8 months it takes Kobe to recover; I am going to begin to eat healthier and start excercizing again. I am going to practice more patience with my oldest son, who is a good teenager just with a bit of an at ude (what did i expect, i raised him to think that Kobes at ude was key to being the best). I will also start to give my wife the trust she deserves and stop making her pay for my insecurities.
I will try to post periodic updates and I hope many of you will join me in here and bless us with your stories and efforts over the next year and a half.
So I will now start you guys off with my "stats" to see how well I can do. I am 32 years old, 5 ft 6 in tall, weigh 216.4 lbs and currently I can run only a mile ON A TREADMILL. The mile takes me 12 minutes and a bit of pain in the knees but I can get through it only because the treadmill is easier than pavement. I currently bench 225 lbs 5 times. Thats a bit low for me but it has been so long since i worked out consistently. 5 years ago I could bench 225 lbs 21 times and I was 16 lbs lighter, yet still a bit chubby back then.
The diet and trust will be my biggest issues. I hope to accomplish some success utilizing you guys as a support group and knowing that Kobe will probably still be outworking me.
Well thats it friends, I hope you all join in. I was as honest with you as I can be and I will be honest with my updates.Back to top
I don't mean to be a but I just can't believe a man who has a wife and kid, probably a job\career going for him can actually be depressed over a multi gagillionaire like Kobe Bryant. I completely understand as a fan of the Lakers these are very BORING and DEPRESSING times. But I have friends of mine right now who are on the verge of losing their fathers due to strokes. I think those are REAL problems, not Kobe Bryant and the Lakers losing.
As Jerry Sloan once said, after being asked if this was the most hurt he had been after losing in the playoffs,"Losing my father was the most hurt I've ever been, this is just a game."
bump. They are mad out there and still delusional. Talking about refs rigging this 31 points blowout.
Just stumbled across this delicious unintentional irony
AY2043
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ChrisCrossed wrote:
AY2043 wrote: If I got drafted by the celtics, I'd probably pull an Eli Manning...
Be average until the 4th quarter/Post Season then suddenly turn into a sports god
No... Refuse to play for the team you're drafted by and threaten to hold out until they trade you...Back to top
Just stumbled across this delicious unintentional irony
AY2043
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ChrisCrossed wrote:
AY2043 wrote: If I got drafted by the celtics, I'd probably pull an Eli Manning...
Be average until the 4th quarter/Post Season then suddenly turn into a sports god
No... Refuse to play for the team you're drafted by and threaten to hold out until they trade you...Back to top
Get ready for the lolz from lakersground.
Theyre in full on meltdown mode.
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