Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 7,377 replies

General Discussion Page 17 of 369

4 Nov 2004, 14:46 #321
bmwracer wrote:Lakers get schooled, 104-78. Kobe got his points, but the Lakers shot a horrid 28%. :shakehead: :shakehead:

Next up: the Spurs. :shocked:


Ouch, the Spurs killed my Kings tonight too :beaten:
4 Nov 2004, 14:47 #322
Dang!

It just never gets easy being a Warriors fan.

78 - 75 Blazers smack the Oakland Warriors.

There goes my dream of an undefeated season.
4 Nov 2004, 14:56 #323
Geezer wrote:Dang!

It just never gets easy being a Warriors fan.

78 - 75 Blazers smack the Oakland Warriors.

There goes my dream of an undefeated season.


Yea I feel ya Kevin. Oh well 81-1 isn't bad either :hehe:
4 Nov 2004, 15:01 #324
Maybe if I went back to rooting for the Knicks...

Right now, I think I'm bad luck.

I'm a Yankee's fan.

A Niner's fan.

A Warrior's fan.

I'm doing something wrong.
4 Nov 2004, 15:02 #325
Geezer wrote:Maybe if I went back to rooting for the Knicks...

Right now, I think I'm bad luck.

I'm a Yankee's fan.

A Niner's fan.

A Warrior's fan.

I'm doing something wrong.


Don't worry, that universal balance thing is sure to kick in sooner or later. Cursed Van Exel and finally showing off his stuff in a Portland Jersey :mad:
4 Nov 2004, 15:03 #326
That was the final straw!

The Universal horse laugh!

Nick the quick pain in the ass suddenly finding his game again.
4 Nov 2004, 15:29 #327
Geezer wrote:That was the final straw!

The Universal horse laugh!

Nick the quick pain in the ass suddenly finding his game again.


Well up next is Utah this Friday. Freaking inspector gadget and co. will be in for a rude awakening :hehe:
5 Nov 2004, 03:12 #328
Interesting...

Chris Mullin (exNBA star and now new GM for the Warriors) signed a bunch of players to new contracts or contract extensions...

That gives the players and their new coach, Mike Montgomery, a lot of stability and removes a lot of distractions and uncertainty. :applaud:

The players have no excuses, time to focus and play ball! :woot:
-PCM
5 Nov 2004, 04:06 #329
Hey Elt, the Big Doofus did play after all: 16 points in 21 minutes in a Heat victory 100-77...
5 Nov 2004, 11:36 #330
pretty funny, J Rich said, "I've contributed so much to this organization, All Star Rookie Challenges. Slam Dunk Contests. It's about time they gave something back."

hahaha..pretty funny...go Dallas! three people with 19 points and one with 18 in their 2nd win of the season. Too bad the Rockets lose twice. Bah! Only beginning of the season.
5 Nov 2004, 22:58 #331
Lakers - Spurs tonight....


The word "overmatched" comes to mind. :bleh: :sweat:
5 Nov 2004, 23:27 #332
bmwracer wrote:Hey Elt, the Big Doofus did play after all: 16 points in 21 minutes in a Heat victory 100-77...


Yea I was watching that game on ESPN too. He hasn't had that big game yet but Miami is still 2-0 so I guess things are working for them. That and Dwayne Wade is just savage. He's the "real" rookie of the year, not Lebron.
6 Nov 2004, 13:22 #333
Lakers in the hole by 17 in the 3rd quarter to the Spurs... Kobe's laying the bricks with 5-for-12 shooting...

It's only the third game, but it looks to be a looooong season in Lakerland.... :sweat:
6 Nov 2004, 13:43 #334
Blown out here. It was a game for about 3 quarters, well W's were down 17 early then pulled within 1 and then that was it. I guess the Lakers already know this but those Jazz players can flat out shoot. I'm like pulling out my hair at how many jumpers they knock down :beaten:
6 Nov 2004, 13:48 #335
eltinator wrote:Blown out here. It was a game for about 3 quarters, well W's were down 17 early then pulled within 1 and then that was it. I guess the Lakers already know this but those Jazz players can flat out shoot. I'm like pulling out my hair at how many jumpers they knock down :beaten:

Are they playing in Utah?

I think they've got funky rims that opposing teams aren't used to. In the televised Laker-Jazz game, the rims made a real bad, obnoxious sound when the ball hit 'em... Very abnormal... :shakehead:
6 Nov 2004, 13:53 #336
bmwracer wrote:
Are they playing in Utah?

I think they've got funky rims that opposing teams aren't used to. In the televised Laker-Jazz game, the rims made a real bad, obnoxious sound when the ball hit 'em... Very abnormal... :shakehead:

No, it was at home. So much for home court advantage. :grumble:

When the Lakers went to Utah, the game was delayed because of rim problems.
6 Nov 2004, 14:09 #337
dochira wrote:
No, it was at home. So much for home court advantage. :grumble:

When the Lakers went to Utah, the game was delayed because of rim problems.


hmmm maybe those tricky jazz players rigged the rims :hehe: :hehe:
6 Nov 2004, 14:11 #338
eltinator wrote:

hmmm maybe those tricky jazz players rigged the rims :hehe: :hehe:


They must have flipped the switch in the third quarter. What happened? Nobody could make a shot, even layups were difficult :doh:
6 Nov 2004, 14:23 #339
dochira wrote:They must have flipped the switch in the third quarter. What happened? Nobody could make a shot, even layups were difficult :doh:

I guess you saw the game... It was pathetic. Three record lows for the Lakers... :shakehead:
6 Nov 2004, 14:29 #340
dochira wrote:

They must have flipped the switch in the third quarter. What happened? Nobody could make a shot, even layups were difficult :doh:


either that or they might have some hidden voodoo dolls :beaten:

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