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Me at the start of the Lakers bubble: :Magic Brows::Shaqwink::Kobefistbump::Trophy2::Pwf: Me now:...
I admit I’m starting to worry that our backcourt isn’t good enough to bring us a title home. They can’t shoot and they can’t defend.
Lakers back on top of the Western conference. Feels good to be back.
Classic lol [MEDIA]
Someone in the Gameday thread said it best, it’s like KCP reset to the factory settings.
Oh it gets worse. Their starting backcourt counterparts are averaging a combined 43 ppg on 15-31 from three.
Starting backcourt tandem Green and KCP are averaging 3.0 and 5 ppg respectively, and a combined 3-19 beyond the three point arc the last two...
What I noticed last night, with all the praise the Clippers get defensively, that there are three guys we have that they have no answer for. AD,...
Easily won his head to head matchup vs Zu when they were on the floor.
He did a fantastic job of defending Kawhi on multiple possessions. Chipped in 16 and 7 for good measure.
Came up big tonight. Clippers have no answer for him.
I admit it’s nice to not see Rondo pounding the rock for 10-12 seconds per possession. Kuz seems to play well with Dion too.
Kuzma reminds me of the old Michigan J. Frog cartoon. This short animation describes Vogel bragging on Kuz before the scrimmage. [MEDIA]
From what I saw last night, this should be our bench rotation for the playoffs.
:Magicwow4::Addrinking: This knucklehead didn’t make it 24 hours without being a clown...
The early reaction videos from many of the players throughout the NBA in the bubble annoy me. Whether intentional or not, they look petty and...
This. Also need for Caruso to personally take on the mantle of being that defensive bulldog AB was. He’s got all the physical tools to do it.
I’m here for #17, and don’t care if they put an *asterisk beside it. Need for Rob to sign us an adequate enough replacement for AB and let’s roll.
This sucks. AB set the tone defensively. On the bright side, at least we don’t get to see anymore Rondo/Bradley backcourt pairings.
