Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Stojakovic will be a great help for Indiana Pacers. Since the retirement of Reggie Miller, they have been struggling on shooting from beyond the arc and Peja can somehow fill the shoes left by Miller :thumbsup: . As for the Sacramento Kings, added toughness for their lineup, meaning added headache for Rick Adelman :hehe: . Imagine Ron Artest playing along with Bonzi Wells. Pistons, meet the new bad boys in town, the Kings :beaten:

yeah and with Brad Miller in the mix...that makes one mean tough frontline...

I don't want to sound like a broken record but:

- W's couldn't make FTs
- W's blew a double-digit lead
- Gas ran out in the fourth quarter

.... W's lose another game that they could have won

dochira wrote:I don't want to sound like a broken record but:

- W's couldn't make FTs
- W's blew a double-digit lead
- Gas ran out in the fourth quarter

.... W's lose another game that they could have won

i didn't even bother to watch the second half...i somehow figured they would blow it...
damn, they missed out on Artest...i wonder if he felt like he didn't want to get traded to a bad team like the Warriors.

at this damn rate, they will probably not make it again to the playoffs. :beaten: :shakehead:

There seems to be a CA license plate "Kobe 81" going for $25,000 on ebay. :headscratch: :crazy2:

krim wrote:There seems to be a CA license plate "Kobe 81" going for $25,000 on ebay. :headscratch: :crazy2:

what happens when he goes for a 100? :hehe:

qilver wrote:
what happens when he goes for a 100? :hehe:

That'll never happen.

dochira wrote:
That'll never happen.

yeah, i also doubt that will happen, maybe another plus 60pt game though.

dochira wrote:That'll never happen.

Never say never.

bmwracer wrote:
Never say never.

I rarely say "never" but unless a game goes for 4OTs and the other players are essentially ineffective....it'll never happen in my lifetime.

Go Sixers!!! The only thing they have to do is get rid of Webber, and thatz it.

dochira wrote:
I rarely say "never" but unless a game goes for 4OTs and the other players are essentially ineffective....it'll never happen in my lifetime.

who would have thought he'd score over 60 this season, and then an 81 point performance. :bow: :shocked:

qilver wrote:

who would have thought he'd score over 60 this season, and then an 81 point performance. :bow: :shocked:

Well......as long as he doesn't turn into a cocky punk then its all good......

I honestly don't think there will be any team where he'll score 100 points on :shakehead:

If it does happen and the Lakers still lose, I'll laugh so hard he'll be able to hear me :rofl:

K.T.Tran wrote:

Well......as long as he doesn't turn into a cocky punk then its all good......

I honestly don't think there will be any team where he'll score 100 points on :shakehead:

If it does happen and the Lakers still lose, I'll laugh so hard he'll be able to hear me :rofl:

yeah, totally...if they still lose... :hehe: cause that is very possible with the line up they got this year, and Kobe's lack of support. Maybe they should trade off some, and pray and hope for some decent players to complement Kobe and take off some of the pressure he faces in every game.

K.T.Tran wrote:I honestly don't think there will be any team where he'll score 100 points on :shakehead:

No team thinks anyone will score a ton of points on them.

Until it happens. :hehe:


What's funny is Toronto never even tried to double or triple team him when they knew he was blazing hot and already had 50+ points... So who's the bigger fool, the Raptors or Kobe? :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
What's funny is Toronto never even tried to double or triple team him when they knew he was blazing hot and already had 50+ points... So who's the bigger fool, the Raptors or Kobe? :hehe:

Definitely the Raptors....for sure the Raptors..

dochira wrote:Definitely the Raptors....for sure the Raptors..

Heh, I meant it as more of a rhetorical question... ;)

bmwracer wrote:
Heh, I meant it as more of a rhetorical question... ;)

It was no longer rhetorical after Kobe scored 60....and the defense still decided to watch the show. :shakehead: So I still say the Raptors.

dochira wrote:It was no longer rhetorical after Kobe scored 60....and the defense still decided to watch the show. :shakehead: So I still say the Raptors.

Heh, I guess like everyone else, they were standing around with their mouths agape in amazement. :hehe:

Lakers-Warriors tied in the 4th at 94 with 7.4 seconds.

Kobe has 21 points on 5-18 shooting.

To quote Stu Lantz, "That will NOT get it done..." :sweat:

Lakers tried to throw the game away by missing 14 FTs, but still win 106-105 in OT. :sweat: