I'm not thrilled about the Jansen news, but I AM interested in seeing how this revamped team comes together. I think they were mostly smart moves,...
The Raiders and the Chargers sharing a stadium would be like the Lakers and C Bags sharing an arena. It's gonna get ugly.
Wow, 52? Was it a heart attack? I enjoyed the time he spent with the Lakers.
It's cause they are "RELENTLESS", or at least that's what the TV tells me.
I like this, but I would not offer Davis. Hill, Kelly + Houston 1st is a fine offer for a team under pressure to recoup some assets for a player...
Again, I'll disagree. I didn't reject Howard for his lack of Kobe characteristics. I would have embraced Howard if he had shown 50% of the fire...
So far for me, the episodes this second half of the season have been stronger than the first half. I like all the intended symbolism. The tornado...
No, I don't really see Kobe in Randle. Magic was Kobe's favorite growing up but I see MJ not Magic in him. I absolutely agree that a lot of...
I guess I'll just disagree then. Laker fans were already fully embracing Julius Randle before his injury, not because they saw Kobe in him, but...
I'm not sure I understand your title. If you are asking if the next Laker star needs to be a Kobe clone to be embraced by Laker fans, the examples...
Yeah, Grant Hill was great until his big injury.
Classic. :clap:
One more thing: Lakers may be floating the report that they plan to offer him Max even if they have no intention of doing so. Suns are weighing...
I agree on the price issue. But don't hold the never an all star thing against him. No way he could be an all star in the West with Kobe, Curry,...
I think I posted before that Dragic would get over 10m offers. I'm good with up to 12, but I'll join the "No!" Chorus at 18m a year. I would...
Post of the week.
I miss having the best owner in the NBA. :cry:
I miss his parking and dancing.
Finally.
Cliff Branch never got the pub he deserved. Kind of like Bob Hayes for the Cowboys in the 60s. His speed really was a game changer.
