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I'd love to see rondo/Kobe/Randle/Jhalil next season
Quote me now but I aint ******* with Jhalil at all.
Ain't no room for lumbering overweight big men in todays NBA.
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Quote me now but I aint ******* with Jhalil at all.
Ain't no room for lumbering overweight big men in todays NBA.
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Okafor seems kind of Brook Lopez-y skills and athletic wise.
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Eddy Curry vibe
MVP
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Mudiay is the guy for me since we failed to get Exum this year. Too bad we won't have a pick.
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International-duty Kobe was probably one of my favorite players to root for ever.
moiety
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^ Mine was Melo, dude was an unstoppable bully last Olympics
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My boy Kobe had to go over there and show the young boys how to bring that Gold back home , definitely one of my favorite moments in his career.
Melo was on another level I gained massive respect for him after that, became one of my favorite players and still is today.
Melo was on another level I gained massive respect for him after that, became one of my favorite players and still is today.
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Melo + International Ball =
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For me, I think it was more because I had spent all these years not rooting for him or his team, and then all of a sudden getting the chance to watch and cheer him on as a player of a team I was supporting.
Let out a lot of repressed joy and happiness I had in watching Kobe, the 08 Olympics is probably around the time I started really taking a step back and appreciating him for the player that Kobe is.
Let out a lot of repressed joy and happiness I had in watching Kobe, the 08 Olympics is probably around the time I started really taking a step back and appreciating him for the player that Kobe is.
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Sean may swag
darthska
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Yes, completely understandable.Because mediocre is no man's land.I understand the 'Championship or bust' mentality, but it's like you dudes have developed a new mentality.
It's like you want every year to either produce a championship, or the worst record in the league.
Every year.
We either need Larry O'Brien, or a top 5 talent.
All.
Or nothing.
And it's been TWO seasons we've wanted a top pick.
Two.
We had the #1 picks in 79 and 82. Went for it, from 80-91.
Had to re-group, develop a younger base 92-95. Wise drafts, lottery type pieces in Jones, Peeler, Lynch, home run 2nd round pick in Van Exel.
When you have the talent base, ala 96, then you go for it. We did, til 05.
When we got Bynum, we went thru 2 more poor seasons. Then trade.
We went for it, 08-13.
TWO years, we want talent pool rebuilt, younger, cheaper, deeper, then we go for it. 2015-??
Such an easy thing to see. Folks still all locked up about it.
Finkle is Einhorn; Einhorn is Finkle. No man's land is middle ground; middle ground is no man's land.
Roger that. You've let me and all of us know ad nauseam.
But reality holds that only 2 teams finish with a championship or a worst league record. Just 2. Every year.
Being comfortable with reality is not complacency, and realizing your powerlessness to the Lakers is not giving up.
But it appears that's how you take those 2 things.
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moiety
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wtf
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Even my dad, who vigorously hates Kobe, loved him during these olympics. Never thought I'd see the day. Got to love international ball, especially cause we are so dominant
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Well there goes that plan Laker fans
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Good. Somehow Marshall manages to have a worse shooting percentage than Nick Young, but he's loved around here.
... I'd rather take the risk with Clarkson.
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Repped for the Ace Ventura reference.... And one of the funniest scenes in a movie when he realizes Einhorn is Finkle.
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BRING BACK RAMON!
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Lakers fans should enjoy these next couple years of Kobe and then try to get a top talent from the 2017 season
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Whether we enjoy it or not, we really have no choice. That's the reality of it all.
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We're laker fans. We can only enjoy championships. No championships equals this
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Eh, speak for yourself, it's not realistic to expect to win the title every year and it doesn't take any joy away from me supporting our guys. I do not enjoy the atrocity that was last year though, even though it had good intentions, I'm not going to be part of team tank this year. I just want to see our guys com pete even though they will probably be really bad. It's just not healthy as a sports fan to me to be all or nothing, there has to be a middle ground and natural progression 99% of the time. Can't be on top forever.
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It seems like most folks are championship or bust in here. And you're team tank foreva bruh.
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True... We can't win every year but got to at least be entertaining..... At least when we had our losing stretch in the 0 kobe at least made that ish entertaining....
same with the 90s when we were getting early playoff exits with nick van , ej, Shaq. ....
they were fun to watch...
so many games last year I couldn't even finish watching outta disgust ....
same with the 90s when we were getting early playoff exits with nick van , ej, Shaq. ....
they were fun to watch...
so many games last year I couldn't even finish watching outta disgust ....
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