Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Celtics thumping the Lakers, 84-66, at the start of the 4th. :sweat:

Lakers lose, 107-94, to the Celtics... And it wasn't even that close. :shakehead:

No defense again and Lame-R Odom scores a big four points for the Lakes. :shakehead: :shakehead:

Kobe can't make three free throws in a row and the Lakes lose their third straight, 102-100, to the Nets. :shakehead:

The roller coaster is now heading down. :grumble:

Lakers back on the winning track, beating Seattle, 106-99.

LeBron James scores 38 to help the Cavs beat the Celtics, 109-104, in overtime. :victory:

lmfao
lame r odom. :hehe:

After trailing early, the Lakers pour it on and whoop the Nuggets, 127-99. :applaud:

It was a night for blow-outs, in addition, Golden State beat Houston 113-94 (Warriors 8-1 since Stephen Jackson returned, Dotch must be happy) and the Celtics beat the Knicks 104-59 Most high school teams can score 59 points in a game, somehow Isiah still has a job. :shakehead:

gaijinmark wrote:It was a night for blow-outs, in addition, Golden State beat Houston 113-94 (Warriors 8-1 since Stephen Jackson returned, Dotch must be happy) and the Celtics beat the Knicks 104-59 Most high school teams can score 59 points in a game, somehow Isiah still has a job. :shakehead:

Maybe Isiah has a "no fire" clause. :beaten:

Allen Iverson drops 51 on the Lakers in Denver, but the Lakers win, 11-107. :thumbsup:

Man, I can't imagine dragging my booty up and down the court all game long in Denver... thin air. :sweat: :bow:



Cheers, :drink:
PCM

pcmodem wrote:Man, I can't imagine dragging my booty up and down the court all game long in Denver... thin air. :sweat: :bow:

That's why they're professionals and we're spectators. :beaten:

Lakers defeat the Warriors, 123-113, at the Staples Center. :)

Seven(!) Laker players are in double figures. :thumbsup:

Lakers win their fourth straight, 102-97, over the Spurs... Who were without the injured Tim Duncan and Tony Parker...

bmwracer wrote:Lakers win their fourth straight, 102-97, over the Spurs... Who were without the injured Tim Duncan and Tony Parker...

Even though it was against the "B" squad. A win is a win. [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: Even though it was against the "B" squad. A win is a win. [/list:u]

Yes it is... Especially for the Lakers.

I think they'll have a letdown and lose tonight to the W's. :sweat:

As I predicted, the Lakers lose to the W's, 108-106, after floundering in the last few minutes of the game. :shakehead:

But Andrew Bynum is really coming along! Last night 17 pts. 16 rebs. and he's averaging in double figures in both. Maybe Kupchak's not as dumb as we thought. :bonk:

gaijinmark wrote:But Andrew Bynum is really coming along! Last night 17 pts. 16 rebs. and he's averaging in double figures in both.

Yeah, Bynum does appear to be having a breakthrough season...

Maybe Kupchak's not as dumb as we thought. :bonk:

There was an article in the Times sports section the other day (Thursday?) saying that exact same thing... :)

Lakers lead the Clippers, 101-80, in the 4th. :thumbsup:

Lakers beat the Bulls, 103-91.

Sasha Vujucic led :shocked: the Lakes in scoring with 19 points on 6-for-10 shooting.

Next up: LeBron James and the Cavs. :sweat: