They won't win the west that easily. The Lakers may be in a slump right now but they're still the team to beat in the West. Although, I do like San Antonio. I've always admired how they play as a team and their business as usual approach.
mrsmith10 wrote:They won't win the west that easily. The Lakers may be in a slump right now but they're still the team to beat in the West. Although, I do like San Antonio. I've always admired how they play as a team and their business as usual approach.
Yup.
They're a solid, classy team... I respect them more than any other in the NBA... Even the Lakers in some respects. :victory:
Jav_sol wrote:
Yeah, they don't get distracted by players sleeping with ex-teammates' wives. :hehe:
Had they pulled a Keckich-Peterson it may have been a bit of a distraction. :beaten: Know Dallas is predictable with their playoff folfs, but they're playing real well too, Dirk has been on one tear the last few weeks, even beat the Heat last weekend. :naughty:
mrsmith10 wrote:The Lakers finally won, beating Sacramento 113-80. No better way to end a losing streak than by beating the Sacramento Queens :dancing:
Dang, they really took out their frustrations on Sac-town. :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:
Dang, they really took out their frustrations on Sac-town. :mrgreen:
a win is a good win, especially breaking a losing streak they just had...
the Lakers need to vent their frustrations out on a team like Miami or Boston now...plus getting Bynum back is a necessity, Gasol is running out of gas.
qilver wrote:a win is a good win, especially breaking a losing streak they just had...
the Lakers need to vent their frustrations out on a team like Miami or Boston now...plus getting Bynum back is a necessity, Gasol is running out of gas.
Barely 20 games into the season and Gasol's running out of gas? :sweat:
If that's true, he needs a better conditioning regimen.
bmwracer wrote:
Barely 20 games into the season and Gasol's running out of gas? :sweat:
If that's true, he needs a better conditioning regimen.
The Lakers have no true quality back up at center, since that guy they picked up this summer is recovering from surgery, i forgot his name...
Bynum is Laker's true center, and Gasol, although playing out of position, can cover as big man in the center is beginning to show it, as wear and tear of the season is continuing. There is no question he can put up good numbers, but I do think there is a fall off from the first two weeks, and Lakers need to add more interior depth, which Bynum will help on. Lakers are playing good overall(despite the recent skid) but can play on another level once Bynum decides and actually does return to the line up, we are all waiting.
qilver wrote:The Lakers have no true quality back up at center, since that guy they picked up this summer is recovering from surgery, i forgot his name...
yeap, that's him, he's also out of the line up with some injury,
I hope Lakers get back Bynum, they will really need him, they are very thin on the front line, and Gasol is going to need more help.