OFFICIAL LAKERS 2009/2010 (57-25) 2009-2010 CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!
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im very excited for tonights game, i will be there!
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do be doo
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What are you talking about?...
Looking for me again?
http://niketalk.com/topic/183864?page=16
I been here since then guy...
anyways just enjoy this day....
from here on out LA is going to have a target on its back...
darthska
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From here on out?
The Lakers have had a target on their back for the lst umpteen years, bro.
The season after we failed to make the playoffs a few years ago, teams would get all super excited when they beat us. I'm like 'Damn, you guys aresuper amped for beating a team that didn't even make the playoffs last year?
Why?'
The reason why? Because we're the Lakers, we've got a target on our back, and it will be that way for a looooong time.
And I love it...
The season after we failed to make the playoffs a few years ago, teams would get all super excited when they beat us. I'm like 'Damn, you guys aresuper amped for beating a team that didn't even make the playoffs last year?
The reason why? Because we're the Lakers, we've got a target on our back, and it will be that way for a looooong time.
And I love it...
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^high five to this guy^
do be doo
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I need names of these teams....Originally Posted by 23ska909red02
From here on out?The Lakers have had a target on their back for the lst umpteen years, bro.
The season after we failed to make the playoffs a few years ago, teams would get all super excited when they beat us. I'm like 'Damn, you guys are super amped for beating a team that didn't even make the playoffs last year?Why?'
The reason why? Because we're the Lakers, we've got a target on our back, and it will be that way for a looooong time.
And I love it...
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GAME DAY!!! As it was stated, 'Mission 16' starts tonight! Can't wait....
LET'S
GO
LAY-
KURZ!!!
LET'S
GO
LAY-
KURZ!!!
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^
You can dig up threads from the 2006-2007 season.
You can dig up threads from the 2006-2007 season.
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That's gonna cost you 5 dollars good sir
And do be doo...you fail to recall the madness that was the Suns/Lakers 'rivalry' when them fools were acting like they won the chip when they beatus as a 2 seed and we were a 7 seed with freaking Smush Parker as our starting PG and Kwame Brown as our starting C
Zo was on record after we traded Shaq as saying that the Lakers are done, they will never win again, the Suns are the future and all that other crap. Ilaughed in his face everytime and said we will be back, we will win it all again, we will win it before the Suns ever do. 3 years later...........
Zo?
Ohhhh, Zoooooooo?
Where art thou Zo?
Zo?
Ohhhh, Zoooooooo?
Where art thou Zo?
do be doo
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I think threads from that time were made from the ezboard days....but i might be wrong...
Mamba
Oh yeah...
Then they played a REAL team and they never once beat us
ok I'm done now....I need to make a spurs thread so we won't have any more problems...
Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
What are you talking about?...
Looking for me again?
http://niketalk.com/topic/183864?page=16
I been here since then guy...
anyways just enjoy this day....
from here on out LA is going to have a target on its back...
Do Be Doo wrote:
not that guy
That was you're I'm still here reference?
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Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
I need names of these teams....Originally Posted by 23ska909red02
From here on out?The Lakers have had a target on their back for the lst umpteen years, bro.
The season after we failed to make the playoffs a few years ago, teams would get all super excited when they beat us. I'm like 'Damn, you guys are super amped for beating a team that didn't even make the playoffs last year?Why?'
The reason why? Because we're the Lakers, we've got a target on our back, and it will be that way for a looooong time.
And I love it...
uhhm the warriors...they celebrate a win over the Lakers like theres no tomorrow regardless of how bad we were...i remember ppl over here were throwing fiestascause they ended up with the same record as the Lakers in '05...but then again they party like its 1999 everytime they get a stinkin' win
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You freaking bums in the fantasy league are funny.
TRADE 1
I get:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Drew Gooden; 194 (Dal - PF,C)
combined O Rank: 328
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
combined O rank: 106
TRADE 2
bringing in:
- Tayshaun Prince; 121 (Det - SF,PF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 186
getting rid of:
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
So basically...
bringing in:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Drew Gooden; 194 (Dal - PF,C)
- Tayshaun Prince; 121 (Det - SF,PF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 514
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
combined O rank: 112
Since I'd have to drop 1 player on each trade, we'll go with dropping the worst 2, Drew on one trade and Tay on the other.
bringing in:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 299
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
combined O rank: 112
Yep, that would definitely be an upgrade in my hapless roster!
Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours. If it's a trade that we can both benefit from, I'll pull the trigger.
TRADE 1
I get:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Drew Gooden; 194 (Dal - PF,C)
combined O Rank: 328
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
combined O rank: 106
TRADE 2
bringing in:
- Tayshaun Prince; 121 (Det - SF,PF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 186
getting rid of:
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
So basically...
bringing in:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Drew Gooden; 194 (Dal - PF,C)
- Tayshaun Prince; 121 (Det - SF,PF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 514
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
combined O rank: 112
Since I'd have to drop 1 player on each trade, we'll go with dropping the worst 2, Drew on one trade and Tay on the other.
bringing in:
- Stephen Jackson; 50 (GS - SG,SF)
- Josh Howard; 84 (Dal - SG,SF)
- Tony Parker; 65 (SA - PG)
combined O rank: 299
getting rid of:
- Joe Johnson; 25 (Atl - PG,SG,SF)
- Jason Terry; 81 (Dal - PG,SG)
- Danny Granger; 6 (Ind - SG,SF,PF)
combined O rank: 112
Yep, that would definitely be an upgrade in my hapless roster!
Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours. If it's a trade that we can both benefit from, I'll pull the trigger.
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[h1]Lakers' new rings get full Hollywood bling treatment[/h1]
By Adena Andrews, NBA.com
Posted Oct 27 2009 10:31AM
It wasn't enough that the Los Angeles Lakers notched their 15th championship last season in their 30th NBA Finals appearance, more appearances than any other NBA franchise. They had to go and rub it in with what can only be described as the most fabulous of NBA championship rings yet.
The Lakers went true Hollywood style and contracted a jeweler to the stars (and some of their players) to bling out their 2008-09 championship rings. Lakers fans better have their shades ready during the ring presentation on Tuesday night because this ring is sure to blind.
Some key facts on the the Lakers' championship ice:
Laker gold -- Most rings are 14-karat gold but the Lakers' high-profile jeweler, Jason of Beverly Hills, created a special batch of 15-karat Laker gold to commemorate their 15th NBA championship. The ring is made of both white and yellow gold and was built from seven different parts that had to be assembled. Most rings are built as one unit.
Bling that'll blind -- The ring is comprised of 15 diamonds weighing in at 2.85 carats.
Home court advantage -- The Lakers' rings mirror the shape of the exterior of their home arena, the Staples Center. When viewed from the side, you can see the "roof" and "sides" of the Lakers' home court.
Personalization -- In the past every player has had their name and number on the side of their ring. The Lakers went a step above that and laser engraved the image of each player's face on his ring.
Lock-down defense -- Each ring boasts a hand-selected, diamond-engraved "L". The "L" is placed in a different position on each player's ring and is only viewable with a high-powered microscope. This helps authenticate each players piece. For further security and authentification, every ring has a serial number which is stored in a database that only the Lakers themselves and the jeweler can access.
Hollywood packaging, too -- Each ring will be presented in an oversized box roughly the size of a watch box. When opened, each box has two built-in LED spotlights that shine on the ring. Even the ring itself gets royal treatment: it is mounted on a rotating mechanical platform.
The Lakers' own 'Iceman'
The company responsible for this freak of nature championship ring is Jason of Beverly Hills. Thirteen years ago, the company was just the dream of a struggling UCLA student, Jason Arasheben. He's now become the established jeweler of choice for over 200 NBA players and world-renowned celebrities seeking one-of-a-kind diamond pieces.
Arasheben's company has never created a championship ring for an NBA team before, but with clients such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Andrew Bynum and Carmelo Anthony, he has become well-versed in the tastes of NBA players.
That established relationship with players, as well as some unmatched technology, helped Jason of Beverly Hills develop a ring that players could adore and have exemplify their personal style.
Jason of Beverly Hills was specifically selected out of numerous companies, some of whom have manufactured NBA championship rings before, to bring the bling to the Lakers' championship ring.
"We knew we were the new breed and we knew that the Lakers took a huge chance with us when we haven't had a track record in this type of championship ring business," Arasheben said. ''So we knew we had to exceed expectations and that's exactly what we did."
"We are bringing a little more flair and a little more of LA's lifestyle to this piece which has never been seen before.
"What is really unique about this particular ring is that it's not just a regular ring, it actually has tons of hidden meanings within the ring that give the ring a story. A story unlike any other ring has ever had."
By Adena Andrews, NBA.com
Posted Oct 27 2009 10:31AM
It wasn't enough that the Los Angeles Lakers notched their 15th championship last season in their 30th NBA Finals appearance, more appearances than any other NBA franchise. They had to go and rub it in with what can only be described as the most fabulous of NBA championship rings yet.
The Lakers' new championship rings boast 15 diamonds to commemorate L.A.'s 15 NBA championships. Special to NBA.com |
The Lakers went true Hollywood style and contracted a jeweler to the stars (and some of their players) to bling out their 2008-09 championship rings. Lakers fans better have their shades ready during the ring presentation on Tuesday night because this ring is sure to blind.
Some key facts on the the Lakers' championship ice:
Laker gold -- Most rings are 14-karat gold but the Lakers' high-profile jeweler, Jason of Beverly Hills, created a special batch of 15-karat Laker gold to commemorate their 15th NBA championship. The ring is made of both white and yellow gold and was built from seven different parts that had to be assembled. Most rings are built as one unit.
Bling that'll blind -- The ring is comprised of 15 diamonds weighing in at 2.85 carats.
Home court advantage -- The Lakers' rings mirror the shape of the exterior of their home arena, the Staples Center. When viewed from the side, you can see the "roof" and "sides" of the Lakers' home court.
Personalization -- In the past every player has had their name and number on the side of their ring. The Lakers went a step above that and laser engraved the image of each player's face on his ring.
Lock-down defense -- Each ring boasts a hand-selected, diamond-engraved "L". The "L" is placed in a different position on each player's ring and is only viewable with a high-powered microscope. This helps authenticate each players piece. For further security and authentification, every ring has a serial number which is stored in a database that only the Lakers themselves and the jeweler can access.
Each player will receive a ring that features a laser engraving of their face on the side of the ring. Special to NBA.com |
Hollywood packaging, too -- Each ring will be presented in an oversized box roughly the size of a watch box. When opened, each box has two built-in LED spotlights that shine on the ring. Even the ring itself gets royal treatment: it is mounted on a rotating mechanical platform.
The Lakers' own 'Iceman'
The company responsible for this freak of nature championship ring is Jason of Beverly Hills. Thirteen years ago, the company was just the dream of a struggling UCLA student, Jason Arasheben. He's now become the established jeweler of choice for over 200 NBA players and world-renowned celebrities seeking one-of-a-kind diamond pieces.
Arasheben's company has never created a championship ring for an NBA team before, but with clients such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Andrew Bynum and Carmelo Anthony, he has become well-versed in the tastes of NBA players.
That established relationship with players, as well as some unmatched technology, helped Jason of Beverly Hills develop a ring that players could adore and have exemplify their personal style.
Jason of Beverly Hills was specifically selected out of numerous companies, some of whom have manufactured NBA championship rings before, to bring the bling to the Lakers' championship ring.
"We knew we were the new breed and we knew that the Lakers took a huge chance with us when we haven't had a track record in this type of championship ring business," Arasheben said. ''So we knew we had to exceed expectations and that's exactly what we did."
"We are bringing a little more flair and a little more of LA's lifestyle to this piece which has never been seen before.
"What is really unique about this particular ring is that it's not just a regular ring, it actually has tons of hidden meanings within the ring that give the ring a story. A story unlike any other ring has ever had."
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Originally Posted by CP1708
Zo was on record after we traded Shaq as saying that the Lakers are done, they will never win again, the Suns are the future and all that other crap. I laughed in his face everytime and said we will be back, we will win it all again, we will win it before the Suns ever do. 3 years later...........
Zo?
Ohhhh, Zoooooooo?
Where art thou Zo?
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Wow, those rings are incredible.
Here's something I thought to bring into the thread, maybe something to get us more pumped (if possible) for tonight.
http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1 http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1
Here's something I thought to bring into the thread, maybe something to get us more pumped (if possible) for tonight.
http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1 http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1http://www.youtube.com/v/oDkvXvt-HpE&rel=1
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Originally Posted by Menacin Methods
[h1]Lakers' new rings get full Hollywood bling treatment[/h1]
By Adena Andrews, NBA.com
Posted Oct 27 2009 10:31AM
It wasn't enough that the Los Angeles Lakers notched their 15th championship last season in their 30th NBA Finals appearance, more appearances than any other NBA franchise. They had to go and rub it in with what can only be described as the most fabulous of NBA championship rings yet.
The Lakers' new championship rings boast 15 diamonds to commemorate L.A.'s 15 NBA championships.
Special to NBA.com
The Lakers went true Hollywood style and contracted a jeweler to the stars (and some of their players) to bling out their 2008-09 championship rings. Lakers fans better have their shades ready during the ring presentation on Tuesday night because this ring is sure to blind.
Some key facts on the the Lakers' championship ice:
Laker gold -- Most rings are 14-karat gold but the Lakers' high-profile jeweler, Jason of Beverly Hills, created a special batch of 15-karat Laker gold to commemorate their 15th NBA championship. The ring is made of both white and yellow gold and was built from seven different parts that had to be assembled. Most rings are built as one unit.
Bling that'll blind -- The ring is comprised of 15 diamonds weighing in at 2.85 carats.
Home court advantage -- The Lakers' rings mirror the shape of the exterior of their home arena, the Staples Center. When viewed from the side, you can see the "roof" and "sides" of the Lakers' home court.
Personalization -- In the past every player has had their name and number on the side of their ring. The Lakers went a step above that and laser engraved the image of each player's face on his ring.
Lock-down defense -- Each ring boasts a hand-selected, diamond-engraved "L". The "L" is placed in a different position on each player's ring and is only viewable with a high-powered microscope. This helps authenticate each players piece. For further security and authentification, every ring has a serial number which is stored in a database that only the Lakers themselves and the jeweler can access.
Each player will receive a ring that features a laser engraving of their face on the side of the ring.
Special to NBA.com
Hollywood packaging, too -- Each ring will be presented in an oversized box roughly the size of a watch box. When opened, each box has two built-in LED spotlights that shine on the ring. Even the ring itself gets royal treatment: it is mounted on a rotating mechanical platform.
The Lakers' own 'Iceman'
The company responsible for this freak of nature championship ring is Jason of Beverly Hills. Thirteen years ago, the company was just the dream of a struggling UCLA student, Jason Arasheben. He's now become the established jeweler of choice for over 200 NBA players and world-renowned celebrities seeking one-of-a-kind diamond pieces.
Arasheben's company has never created a championship ring for an NBA team before, but with clients such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Andrew Bynum and Carmelo Anthony, he has become well-versed in the tastes of NBA players.
That established relationship with players, as well as some unmatched technology, helped Jason of Beverly Hills develop a ring that players could adore and have exemplify their personal style.
Jason of Beverly Hills was specifically selected out of numerous companies, some of whom have manufactured NBA championship rings before, to bring the bling to the Lakers' championship ring.
"We knew we were the new breed and we knew that the Lakers took a huge chance with us when we haven't had a track record in this type of championship ring business," Arasheben said. ''So we knew we had to exceed expectations and that's exactly what we did."
"We are bringing a little more flair and a little more of LA's lifestyle to this piece which has never been seen before.
"What is really unique about this particular ring is that it's not just a regular ring, it actually has tons of hidden meanings within the ring that give the ring a story. A story unlike any other ring has ever had."
wow this rings are
faces on the rings?!
someone in the Laker organization should trademark that idea
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Niiiice.
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^ I wonder how much to cop
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Ska, let's make a deal lol
Seriously, what are you looking to add to your team?
btw, the newest building behind staples(and to the LA skyline) is residential right? That's what I've heard but not sure
Seriously, what are you looking to add to your team?
btw, the newest building behind staples(and to the LA skyline) is residential right? That's what I've heard but not sure
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Can't even stunt that ring is fire
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Originally Posted by CP1708
My new avey
