Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

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

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8 Nov 2005, 09:44 #1221
dochira wrote:
Free throw shooting should be worked on the courts at their houses. I know they must have built courts there, right?


maybe some of them do. :bonk:
9 Nov 2005, 12:55 #1222
The Lakers need overtime to beat Atlanta :shakehead: , a team that would have a hard time winning the Pac-10!
9 Nov 2005, 13:06 #1223
gaijin mark wrote:The Lakers need overtime to beat Atlanta :shakehead: , a team that would have a hard time winning the Pac-10!

A win is a win. :sweat:
9 Nov 2005, 14:21 #1224
Warriors win 110-103 over Bucks...
Lakers, Clips, and Warriors have the top three positions in the Pacific at 3-1, although it is very early, i'd say that is a good start so far. :bonk:
9 Nov 2005, 15:04 #1225
Hello! Lakers didn't beat Hawks in overtime! It was 26-29 (1Q) 22-22 (2Q) 31-18 (3Q) and 24-28 (4Q). Plus, "With 7:54 to play, Bryant scored on a breakaway jam, drawing a foul from Hawks rookie Marvin Williams , to give him 37 points. With the Lakers' lead at 12 points, Bryant sat out most of the final seven minutes. " Come on!
10 Nov 2005, 00:22 #1226
Strega wrote:Hello! Lakers didn't beat Hawks in overtime! It was 26-29 (1Q) 22-22 (2Q) 31-18 (3Q) and 24-28 (4Q). Plus, "With 7:54 to play, Bryant scored on a breakaway jam, drawing a foul from Hawks rookie Marvin Williams , to give him 37 points. With the Lakers' lead at 12 points, Bryant sat out most of the final seven minutes. " Come on!


Kobe with 37 points, he's scored over 30 in all four games so far...., nothing unusual, something he has to do, since he has to take up the slack. :bonk:
10 Nov 2005, 00:28 #1227
qilver wrote:Kobe with 37 points, he's scored over 30 in all four games so far...., nothing unusual, something he has to do, since he has to take up the slack. :bonk:

As long as they keep winning, that's fine.


Tougher game tonight against the T-Wolves... Can they control/stop Kevin Garnett??
10 Nov 2005, 00:29 #1228
bmwracer wrote:
As long as they keep winning, that's fine.


Tougher game tonight against the T-Wolves... Can they control/stop Kevin Garnett??


my guess, mihm, odom....i doubt it, kg will be too tough for them to handle...
can the lakers find another way to offset their lack of an inside game, give it to kobe and pray. :fingerscrossed:
10 Nov 2005, 00:34 #1229
qilver wrote:my guess, mihm, odom....i doubt it, kg will be too tough for them to handle...

Probably.

can the lakers find another way to offset their lack of an inside game, give it to kobe and pray. :fingerscrossed:

Smush Parker looks pretty good so far, but Kwame and Odom are still no shows, so far. :sweat:
10 Nov 2005, 01:58 #1230
Wow, it's certainly a different Pacific Division so far. The Warriors are 3-1?? The Kings are 1-3?? Am I in Bizarro World? :nut:
10 Nov 2005, 02:42 #1231
bmwracer wrote:
Smush Parker looks pretty good so far, but Kwame and Odom are still no shows, so far. :sweat:


included, as no-shows are Mihm. He had a good game against Denver at home, but he's been very inconsistant, they desperately need him to show up every night. :bonk:
10 Nov 2005, 02:50 #1232
Is it premature to ask the season to end today? The W's would be in the playoffs then... :hehe:
10 Nov 2005, 03:21 #1233
dochira wrote:Wow, it's certainly a different Pacific Division so far. The Warriors are 3-1?? The Kings are 1-3?? Am I in Bizarro World? :nut:

If I recall, the Times has the Kings below the Lakers (#10) in the West...
10 Nov 2005, 07:52 #1234
dochira wrote:Is it premature to ask the season to end today? The W's would be in the playoffs then... :hehe:


gomen, another 78 games to go...... :bonk:
10 Nov 2005, 13:07 #1235
Lakers get stuffed, 88-74, in Minnesota. :shakehead:

They scores a pathetic 10 points in the 3rd quarter.


Chris Mihm: 2 points.
Smush Parker: 0 points.
Kobe: 28 points.

Guh. :bleh:
10 Nov 2005, 13:19 #1236
2nd game on back-to-back nights, they just ran out of gas :bleh:
10 Nov 2005, 13:21 #1237
gaijin mark wrote:2nd game on back-to-back nights, they just ran out of gas :bleh:

It's early in the season... Their conditioning has got to be better than that... :grumble:
10 Nov 2005, 13:26 #1238
bmwracer wrote:Lakers get stuffed, 88-74, in Minnesota. :shakehead:

They scores a pathetic 10 points in the 3rd quarter.


Chris Mihm: 2 points.
Smush Parker: 0 points.
Kobe: 28 points.

Guh. :bleh:


eck... :bleh:
well, i am not surprised with Mihm's performance, but smush with 0pts? shut down.....
Kobe 28, carrying the load, this sounds like last year all over again, except now with Phil Jackson.
10 Nov 2005, 14:07 #1239
qilver wrote:eck... :bleh:
well, i am not surprised with Mihm's performance, but smush with 0pts? shut down.....

Yup.

How can both of those two guys go from around 40 points together in one game, then 2 point together in the next?

Agonizing.
10 Nov 2005, 14:58 #1240
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.

How can both of those two guys go from around 40 points together in one game, then 2 point together in the next?

Agonizing.


that's what seperates the men from the boys, the great from the average players, they are just average players, the way they have been playing....it all says with their numbers. :shakehead:

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