Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:
Brand and Cassell are their go-to guys, I think. Maybe even Mobley.

Lakes only have Kobe. :sweat:

well, the clips have been really struggling, i guess so have the Lakers, clips may have more guys to give the ball too, but Kobe is definintely more athletic, really, it's a toss up, on who's going to win at staples tonight.

Kobe drops in 50 points at Staples and wins against the Clips, 112-109. :beatyou: :bonk:
amazing shooting, amazing. :shocked: :thumbsup:

qilver wrote:Kobe drops in 50 points at Staples and wins against the Clips, 112-109. :beatyou: :bonk:
amazing shooting, amazing. :shocked: :thumbsup:

Wow, Kobe is really heating up lately :mrgreen: .

By the way, the Pistons lose against the Jazz 90-94 :mwahaha: :beaten:

qilver wrote:Kobe drops in 50 points at Staples and wins against the Clips, 112-109. :beatyou: :bonk:
amazing shooting, amazing. :shocked: :thumbsup:

Yeah, but he took 41 freaking shots and only made 17.

And he nearly shot them out of the game near the end, since the other players were just standing and watching... :shakehead:

One thing is to be hot, but if don't get your teammates involved, you're not going to win too many games....

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, but he took 41 freaking shots and only made 17.

And he nearly shot them out of the game near the end, since the other players were just standing and watching... :shakehead:

One thing is to be hot, but if don't get your teammates involved, you're not going to win too many games....

very true...
but i am more disappointed with the clippers lack of execution down the stretch, they really are struggling...they had a chance to win it, but failed yet again. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
One thing is to be hot, but if don't get your teammates involved, you're not going to win too many games....

Hmmm......that's true. But we can't blame him because aside from Odom, I think he don't trust the rest of the team anymore :sweat: ......and also the fact that he's not a point guard :hehe: . I believe it's a point guard's responsibility to make plays and get his teammates involved :bonk: .

qilver wrote:but i am more disappointed with the clippers lack of execution down the stretch, they really are struggling...they had a chance to win it, but failed yet again. :beaten:

They did have a 13-point lead late in the third, but folded... Yet the Lakes still almost gave the game back to them...

glad that Lakers won today...can't remember was it Smush who stole the ball and he could have drive out all the remaining time but he didn't >.< but props to him for stealing the ball and at the end it was close!

baybeehxsleepi wrote:glad that Lakers won today...can't remember was it Smush who stole the ball and he could have drive out all the remaining time but he didn't >.< but props to him for stealing the ball and at the end it was close!

Yeah, it was Smush... He shoulda ran out the clock. Luckily for him it didn't cost the Lakes the game. :sweat:

Since I've been beating him up all year, just wanted to mention Kwame Brown had a halfway decent game(finally!) 10 points, 10 rebounds.

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Wow, Kobe is really heating up lately :mrgreen: .

By the way, the Pistons lose against the Jazz 90-94 :mwahaha: :beaten:

wow, the jazz beat the Pistons?! :shocked:
that is surprising.

gaijin mark wrote:Since I've been beating him up all year, just wanted to mention Kwame Brown had a halfway decent game(finally!) 10 points, 10 rebounds.

That makes it two/three good games out of 33. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
That makes it two/three good games out of 33. ;)

didn't even notice what kwame did in that game, i guess cause of Kobe's torrid scorching shooting in the 3rd and 4th.

Carter lift the Nets by hitting a fadeaway 3 pointer as the time expired to beat the Raptors 105-104 and went on to take a 10 game winning streak :applaud: :victory: . Carter was being booed throughout the game and because of that, he said that it was his greatest shot ever (some sort of a sweet revenge I think :sweat: ). Carter said "That's definitely number one. The atmosphere, the emotion, the hostility in the arena, it was a fun game".

qilver wrote:didn't even notice what kwame did in that game

Same here. But I guess he did make a contribution. ;)

Saito_Hajime wrote:Carter lift the Nets by hitting a fadeaway 3 pointer as the time expired to beat the Raptors 105-104 and went on to take a 10 game winning streak :applaud: :victory: . Carter was being booed throughout the game and because of that, he said that it was his greatest shot ever (some sort of a sweet revenge I think :sweat: ). Carter said "That's definitely number one. The atmosphere, the emotion, the hostility in the arena, it was a fun game".

NJ Nets, one of the most improved teams this year, ne?

qilver wrote:NJ Nets, one of the most improved teams this year, ne?

Seems like it... Is their team any different than last year? :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
Seems like it... Is their team any different than last year? :headscratch:

Lakers, Clips, Warriors, very little differences, in the beginning of the season, i thought so, but now, they are looking like them old losing teams of before....

not sure on the others ones...

qilver wrote:

NJ Nets, one of the most improved teams this year, ne?

Yeah, the trio of Jefferson, Carter and Kidd is the reason why they have improved this year. They didn't just gel well together but also stayed healthy too. Last year, the team was plagued with injury and the trio never played together in that season. They only played together when they entered the playoffs but was swept by the Heat in the first round.

bmwracer wrote:

Seems like it... Is their team any different than last year? :headscratch:

The only addition in their lineup this year was Marc Jackson and Jeff McInnis, but their contribution to the team isn't noticeable :beaten: .

what about antoin wright he will be the future for the nets.