Don’t get the angst against Drummond. He was only -1 on the floor last night. He only played 16 minutes. He’s given us exactly what I expected him...
Didn’t show up on the boxscore, but Kuzma played a huge role in our 2nd half run. He’s gonna have some key moments in the playoffs going forward.
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Personally I’m ready to move on from the Shroder experience once the season is done. Just seems like a knucklehead. I’ll root for him like crazy...
Yeah we run down a guy who’s had multiple double/doubles in his short stint of becoming a Laker. His critics will say his double/doubles are empty...
Kinda ready to move on from him this offseason.
I respectfully disagree. Did you see his play vs PG and Kawhi this season?
Every time McKinnie plays, all he does is produces. I’d much rather have him playing in a series vs teams with big wings like the Clips and...
Great game tonight. Keep it going big fella.
AD is so effective on the blocks. He’s unstoppable there. More post ups and less jumpers please. [ATTACH]
Valiant effort tonight. Good to see AD back to being AD.
We’re rounding into play in game form. A loss vs Portland all but guarantees it.
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He has no left hand at all. I mean zero! I love the kid, but he has to develop a left hand around the basket. To completely contort his body just...
I’m glad Marc is playing better, but I’m not gonna pretend that I didn’t want another center before the trade deadline because I did. It seems...
I listen to every single LFR podcast. I see Mike Truddell finally slowly came off his “I’m an insider, Lebron and AD is all we need” high horse.
Blessing in disguise. We’re a far better team with Bron running the point full time anyway. If we have a string of better play while Shroder is...
AD’s midrange game is simply not there this season. Wasn’t there before the injury either. Needs to get some easy baskets closer to the rim.
If this team can’t hang it’s hat on defense and convert it into easy buckets, we are toast. Our offense is way to stagnant to win a championship.
