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too bad the Celt's broke their losing streak, it had to end somehow.
but glad the lakers held on, and finally put away the Jazz, Kobe did his thing, his scoring as of late, has been higher i wonder if that is a sign. Gasol has been contributing well this season. I would like to see more from Andrew B.
qilver wrote:but glad the lakers held on, and finally put away the Jazz, Kobe did his thing, his scoring as of late, has been higher i wonder if that is a sign. Gasol has been contributing well this season. I would like to see more from Andrew B.
It might be my imagination, but Bynum seems to have slacked off after signing that big contract... :grumble:
They still have to work on their D... It's disconcertingly inconsistent. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
It might be my imagination, but Bynum seems to have slacked off after signing that big contract... :grumble:
They still have to work on their D... It's disconcertingly inconsistent. :sweat:
i still think they have trouble holding leads for some reason, perhaps then why Kobe has become more intense and agressive in his scoring recently, and it has paid off some. But i do think it is critical for Bynum, Odom, Sasha, and Ariza to maintain their tenacity, and intensity. It must be tough for Fisher log more minutes due to Farmar out, i hope Lakers can get a decent sub to help fill in the minutes for fish and the team. Their defense and toughness will show, if they are lacking, or stepping up and shutting down opponents, the real test is during and thru the playoffs, and how hungrier the Lakers are than the Celtics or any other team that stands as an obstacle to the trophy this year.