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Can the Lakers Come Back from the Brink, Like Boston? No, No They Can’t
After being thoroughly outplayed in three games, the Boston Celtics would not say die, and came back today to outplay the Knicks, and win just about wire-to-wire, 97-90. Down three games to none, can the Lakers do the same today … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Manu Ginobili, Ron Artest, Steve Blake, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker
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Despite Dallas Win, Lakers Came Out Way Ahead Yestersday
Note: Under normal circumstances, we wish no player with any team in any sport to suffer any injury, ever. However, the meta tag psycho artest thing is a sociopath who has frequently demonstrated his anti-social behavior and propensity for violence, … Continue reading
Don’t Worry, the Lakers Will Not be in the NBA Playoffs
Throughout the season I’ve often written that the Lakers will miss this years’ NBA Playoffs. Despite a few games here and there where the team seems to almost show a purpose and desire to play together and win, and an … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NBA Playoffs, Chris Paul, Dwight Howard, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike D'Antoni, Pao Gasol, Ron Artest
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Lakers’ Grammy Tour Off To A Thud
As we kinda thought, rumors of the Lakers’ rebirth have been overblown. With last night’s start of the “Grammy Tour” in Phoenix, the Lakers reverted to the team we envisioned in early fall and that we watched through the first … Continue reading
The Lakers’ Soap Opera
When we kept on about the fact that Mike Brown is a horrible basketball coach, we never thought that our counsel would be taken to heart so fast and that Brown would be shown the door so soon. But the … Continue reading
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Tagged Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Mike D'Antoni, Phil Jackson, Ron Artest, Steve Nash
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Kobe Plays, Lakers Lose, Season is Over, Go Home
The Lakers should be ashamed of themselves. Or, at least, Mike Brown should refuse his paycheck. The Dallas Mavericks proved tonight that they are every bit as bad as we described yesterday, but they were still good enough to beat … Continue reading
Do the Lakers Patch it Up or Blow it Up?
Had the Lakers lost that final game to Denver, the answer would have been easy – Blow it Up. But, they won that game and went on to a lackluster conference semi-final defeat at the hands of Oklahoma City. Just … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Pao Gasol, Phil Jackson, Ron Artest
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The Mike Brown Era Will End Tomorrow, With a Whimper
With his Lakers’ team being thoroughly embarrassed by the young, athletic, and highly motivated Denver Nuggets, the era of the Second Coming of Del Harris, also known as Mike Brown, will end tomorrow with a Denver victory, and a Lakers’ … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 NBA Playoffs, Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Ron Artest
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NBA Penalty to Lunatic fka Ron Artest is a Joke
In 2004, the lunatic formally known as Ron Artest committed mayhem, viciously attacking and injuring players and fans during a game in Detroit. He was given an 86-game suspension by the league. During his career, he has been suspended an … Continue reading
It Took Awhile, But the Lunatic fka Ron Artest Crossed the Line
Over the years I have written quite a bit about the lunatic scumwad fka ron artest, now masquerading as a Laker wearing some compilation of meta tag world free piece crap on his jersey. I’ve often inferred how the guy … Continue reading
LA Basketball Coaches Treated Very Differently, Part One
What in the world is with all of these LA basketball pundits who think Vinny Del Negro is, or should be, on the way out as Clippers head coach. And why are they giving an almost total free pass to … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Ramon Sessions, Ron Artest, Vinny Del Negro
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Top Ten Reasons Why the Lakers Will Suck This Season
10. For the first time since the opening of Staples and the sharing of one arena by the Lakers and Clippers, it is the Clippers who will be the more exciting and interesting, and perhaps better, team, and the Lakers … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Ron Artest, usc brain surgeons
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