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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:51 Xeris wrote: ya that's true, but again.. calls get missed here and there all the time. in the long run it events out. Nene has been acting like a thug the entire season, it's not just these plays that pushed him over the edge, he's just like that always True. I was expecting Billups or someone to pull him away before he picked up that tech, but no one came to the rescue. >.> JR Smith 1-10 3PM-A It's tough cause they can't just drive it if Odom plays that well. I don't get why Chauncey keeps passing up so many 3s lately. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:45 Myst- wrote: Would you rather him hug Lebron's nuts when he hasn't won anything in the NBA? Kobe has earned the praise. Winning anything in the NBA is more up to the team than any one individual player. I really hate that measurement and think it's pretty stupid. D.Wade is a great example of that. No matter how good of a team leader he is or how much he can score, without some solid role players or another star on the team it's no easy path to a championship. As for Nene, he has a lot to be pissed about after Arizas phantom call. | ||
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Monoxide
Canada1190 Posts
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:45 Xeris wrote: you can afford to just randomly get tickets? I'm sure it's sold out and to get tickets will probably be insanely expensive O__O! Oh most definitely, but connections ^^ There's no way I would consider it otherwise. Only thing I wasn't sure of was when it would be played since nba.com only listed game 6. I figured it'd be sunday but wanted to make sure ;o | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:58 Monoxide wrote: Lamar Odom was this game's savior. Lets not forget Gasol was a beast with 5 blocks as well. Having an agile 7 foot wall is pretty imba. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:53 Jibba wrote: True. I was expecting Billups or someone to pull him away before he picked up that tech, but no one came to the rescue. >.> JR Smith 1-10 3PM-A It's tough cause they can't just drive it if Odom plays that well. I don't get why Chauncey keeps passing up so many 3s lately. He shot 2-10 from 3 in game 3 as well... he's streaky. in game 4 he was on fire, tonight not so much. that's what is dangerous (and possibly bad) about him and Kleiza. they can give you 25 points or almost nothing depending on the night. I really don't think you can win a title with players that streaky on your team. | ||
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Monoxide
Canada1190 Posts
On May 28 2009 13:02 Jibba wrote: Lets not forget Gasol was a beast with 5 blocks as well. Having an agile 7 foot wall is pretty imba. True .... While Gasol did play better today... Lamar played alot better. I think he had 19 pts 4 blocks or something like that. That's why Lamar stands out as playing alot better than before. If Lakers keep playing like this, with a full team, they will crush the Orlando Magic. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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sashkata
Bulgaria3241 Posts
On May 28 2009 13:05 Xeris wrote: He shot 2-10 from 3 in game 3 as well... he's streaky. in game 4 he was on fire, tonight not so much. that's what is dangerous (and possibly bad) about him and Kleiza. they can give you 25 points or almost nothing depending on the night. I really don't think you can win a title with players that streaky on your team. Yeah, and it's not rare for them to be played with Bird and Martin in the game. Almost all your offence rests on them. | ||
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Myst-
United States96 Posts
On May 28 2009 12:58 MYM.Testie wrote: Winning anything in the NBA is more up to the team than any one individual player. I really hate that measurement and think it's pretty stupid. D.Wade is a great example of that. No matter how good of a team leader he is or how much he can score, without some solid role players or another star on the team it's no easy path to a championship. As for Nene, he has a lot to be pissed about after Arizas phantom call. So you'd rather measure a player by his stats? As someone who has played Basketball since youth(4YRS HS and 2 CC), I know the value of a good team. Lebron's supporting cast played well up until these playoffs! I'm sure Lebron is wondering where the fuck they went.  | ||
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Myst-
United States96 Posts
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
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Myst-
United States96 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 28 2009 13:05 Xeris wrote: I really don't think you can win a title with players that streaky on your team. What does this say about the Lakers and Odom/Bynum/Rad/etc.? Honestly, I don't think what you said is true at all, but if they play a major role they at least need to be better than 50%. So far Smith has had 1 decent offensive game out of 5. | ||
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
and i loved how kobe trusted his teammates and played the role of facilitator | ||
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Servolisk
United States5241 Posts
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John49ers
United States237 Posts
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Monoxide
Canada1190 Posts
On May 28 2009 13:28 unknown.sam wrote: great performance by the lakers and i loved how kobe trusted his teammates and played the role of facilitator 4th quarter Kobe reared up for a wide open 3 and then he passed it to Odom down low. That's teamwork and that what makes this team offensively capable. | ||
XaI)CyRiC
United States4471 Posts
I hope Odom's back is okay after the game and that he'll be able to put forth this kind of effort in game 6 also. I have a nagging fear that he may have pushed himself with pure adrenaline and may pay the price tomorrow morning when his back flares up. | ||
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