Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

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

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10 Jan 2006, 23:36 #1561
Yay, another win for the LA Kobes :victory:
11 Jan 2006, 01:46 #1562
krim wrote:Yay, another win for the LA Kobes :victory:

In looking at the box score, I see that Kobe went 14-32 shooting and was on the line plenty. I hope the other Lakers didn't just stand around and watch.
11 Jan 2006, 02:34 #1563
Racer wrote:
Mihm is like a 21st century Kurt Rambis
At least Rambis could play some defense. Mihm thinks de-fense is what keeps de-dog in de-yard
11 Jan 2006, 03:37 #1564
gaijin mark wrote:Racer wrote:
Mihm is like a 21st century Kurt Rambis
At least Rambis could play some defense. Mihm thinks de-fense is what keeps de-dog in de-yard

:lol: Classic, absolutely classic. :hehe:
11 Jan 2006, 03:44 #1565
dochira wrote:
In looking at the box score, I see that Kobe went 14-32 shooting and was on the line plenty. I hope the other Lakers didn't just stand around and watch.


That's why they're the LA Kobe's... i expect an official name change at the end of the season.
11 Jan 2006, 04:17 #1566
krim wrote:That's why they're the LA Kobe's... i expect an official name change at the end of the season.

Well, many called the MJ-led Bulls the Jordanaires.... :hehe:
11 Jan 2006, 04:24 #1567
they named it after his shoes?












:hehe: <--- laughs to self.
11 Jan 2006, 04:24 #1568
I got the new issue of ESPN with Lebron in front.

I find it hard to believe that he totally loves the legacy of the olden days.. He says that what they did got him to where he was... True to a certain extent.

Dang on the rock on his ear.. it's like half an icecube..

I agree to what MJ said in Oprah. In their time, what they got (money, fame, success) they earned through hard work, etc. but guys nowadays.. they showered with loads of cash even before they step foot inside the court.

Ahh.. how basketball has changed..
11 Jan 2006, 04:28 #1569
littlemissfab wrote:I got the new issue of ESPN with Lebron in front.

I find it hard to believe that he totally loves the legacy of the olden days.. He says that what they did got him to where he was... True to a certain extent.

Dang on the rock on his ear.. it's like half an icecube..

I agree to what MJ said in Oprah. In their time, what they got (money, fame, success) they earned through hard work, etc. but guys nowadays.. they showered with loads of cash even before they step foot inside the court.

Ahh.. how basketball has changed..


Haha, I got that same issue too :D ESPN Insider! yay!
11 Jan 2006, 05:11 #1570
dochira wrote:
In looking at the box score, I see that Kobe went 14-32 shooting and was on the line plenty. I hope the other Lakers didn't just stand around and watch.


they probably did, just watch and stand around, while kobe did all the scoring, as usual. This team lacks depth and talent, it is obvious.
11 Jan 2006, 05:16 #1571
Seriously, they could just pay me a fraction of their salaries if all they wanted was someone to get the ball to Kobe, and to scream, "Kobe, you number one!"
11 Jan 2006, 05:43 #1572
dochira wrote:Seriously, they could just pay me a fraction of their salaries if all they wanted was someone to get the ball to Kobe, and to scream, "Kobe, you number one!"


okay.. you guys tell me.. aside from Kobe, who's going to bring the ball?

the roster is as dry as a fresno farm in summer. and that's saying a lot.
11 Jan 2006, 05:49 #1573
littlemissfab wrote:

okay.. you guys tell me.. aside from Kobe, who's going to bring the ball?

the roster is as dry as a fresno farm in summer. and that's saying a lot.


smush parker(very inconsistant player), and Odom(inconsistant player)
11 Jan 2006, 05:50 #1574
dochira wrote:Seriously, they could just pay me a fraction of their salaries if all they wanted was someone to get the ball to Kobe, and to scream, "Kobe, you number one!"


Haha, I'll play the 3! :hehe: :hehe:
11 Jan 2006, 14:41 #1575
Clips beat Orlando magic, 90-73, as Cutino Mobley scores 18. Elton missed the game with an injury, hopefully he will be back soon.
11 Jan 2006, 17:13 #1576
qilver wrote:Clips beat Orlando magic, 90-73, as Cutino Mobley scores 18. Elton missed the game with an injury, hopefully he will be back soon.


Huge win there by the Clippers. They managed to get a victory even without their leading scorer :applaud: .

The Nets' winning streak comes to an end, losing to the hands of the Spurs 91-96. Jefferson didn't play because of the injury he got from sunday's game in Toronto. The Spurs lead the game by 16 points with 6 minutes left in the game but the Nets rallied with a 22-13 run, and Padgett's 3 pointer cut the lead to 4 with 2.8 seconds left. Despite the lose, they did something great, showing they are one of the best fastbreak team in the league, scoring 14 points in just 39 seconds in the final period. The result would have been different if only Jefferson was there :banghead: .
12 Jan 2006, 02:20 #1577
yeah, big win without E. Brand for the clips, hopefully they can win another, and keeping winning esp. at home.

Phx falls in triple OT, second time in a few weeks... :doh:
Sac. loses again.
12 Jan 2006, 14:50 #1578
Lakers lose to an awful Portland team by 10 :shakehead: Kobe got 41, Kwame reverts to form, 4 points 4 rebounds. Read my previous post about Chris Mihm defense, tonight it applied to the whole team :beaten:
12 Jan 2006, 15:32 #1579
gaijin mark wrote:Lakers lose to an awful Portland team by 10 :shakehead: Kobe got 41, Kwame reverts to form, 4 points 4 rebounds. Read my previous post about Chris Mihm defense, tonight it applied to the whole team :beaten:


how sad, and pathetic. :beaten:

i don't know what team is doing the worst. Lakers, Clips, or the Warriors, take your pick. Hopefully atleast one of them sneaks into the playoffs at this rate. let's hope for the best. :bonk:
12 Jan 2006, 21:18 #1580
qilver wrote:
i don't know what team is doing the worst. Lakers, Clips, or the Warriors, take your pick. Hopefully atleast one of them sneaks into the playoffs at this rate. let's hope for the best. :bonk:


Among the 3 teams, I think 2 of them have a good chance to enter the playoffs. The Hornets and the Kings are no longer a threat :beaten: . The only team that can get in the way is the Timberwolves, which isn't doing very well too. Anyway, just a fearless forecast :sweat: . By the way, don't forget to vote your favorite player for the all-star game :mrgreen: :bonk:

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