OT- Around the NBA (2 Viewers)

[Mediocre Man]

Yeah that could arguably be the best trio in NBA history.

Eek. That might be a little much. But damn good

 

[The Sebastian Express]

Oh man are they really booing the Clippers.

 

[illmatic99]

That's embarrassing. Having another team's PG getting louder cheers than any for your own team. And MVP chants to boot.

 

[The Sebastian Express]

All them bandwagon LA fans that bought up tickets once Paul was traded.

 

[illmatic99]

Clips remind me of the Eagles.

 

[The Sebastian Express]

Clips remind me of the Eagles.

In all seriousness though that could never happen because Stern would direct the refs to make sure it didn't.

 

[magnifier661]

Clips remind me of the Eagles.

Yeah I wonder they might not even make the playoffs. That would be really crazy.

 

[Pinwheel1]

Bledsoe was in street cloths too. Wonder if they stay hurt against us

Bledsoe=torn mesiscus (I assume they mean meniscus)
Billups=Sore right groin

http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/boxscore?gameId=311230012

 

[Nikolokolus]

I will get bashed to hell over this....what's new, but I am really hoping Portland can somehow turn Oden and whatever into Hibbert

That would be fantastic.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

D-Rose abused CP3. The last crossover & assist by Rose on Paul was mean.

 

[KingSpeed]

Clippers gave up too much for Paul. Caman and Gordon were key scorers and with them and the emerging Bledsoe, the Clippers were on the rise. Now, they have no shooting guard or backup center. Is this year's Clippers team any better than last year's Hornets team? Butler is overrated. Mavs won the title without him.

 

[KingSpeed]

Yeah that could arguably be the best trio in NBA history.

No, that would be Wade/Bosh/LeBron according to themselves.

On a serious note, it's be Magic/Worthy/Kareem

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

I'll take Bird/McHale/Parish

Ok, back on topic...

 

[huevonkiller]

No, that would be Wade/Bosh/LeBron according to themselves.

On a serious note, it's be Magic/Worthy/Kareem

The Lakers were not just a "trio". It is called depth.

Byron Scott (10+ win shares in title 5) and AC green had more win shares than Kareem at the end.

Then they had Jamaal Wilkes with 10 win shares in the first title, complimented by Norm Nixon.

 

[Mediocre Man]

The Lakers were not just a "trio". It is called depth.

Byron Scott (10+ win shares in title 5) and AC green had more win shares than Kareem at the end.

Then they had Jamaal Wilkes with 10 win shares in the first title, complimented by Norm Nixon.

They were definitely the trio. The others were great role players. Since this was posted, I have been trying to think where today's "Big 3's" would rank during everyone's prime. MAYBE top 10?

 

[huevonkiller]

They were definitely the trio. The others were great role players. Since this was posted, I have been trying to think where today's "Big 3's" would rank during everyone's prime. MAYBE top 10?

And you back this bullshit up with what exactly?

Lol dude, I get it you don't like Miami. Byron Scott is still better than Kareem and Worthy wasn't even on those early teams.

 

[Mediocre Man]

And you back this bullshit up with what exactly?

Lol dude, I get it you don't like Miami. Byron Scott is still better than Kareem and Worthy wasn't even on those early teams.

Byron Scott is better than Kareem? I'm not sure how to respond to that? Yes, I hate the Heat, but I am really good at looking at things objectively.

 

[huevonkiller]

Byron Scott is better than Kareem? I'm not sure how to respond to that? Yes, I hate the Heat, but I am really good at looking at things objectively.

Yes he was 40, lol.

Sorry but Zombie Kareem isn't better than an all-star caliber player in his prime.

People get older and they lose their skill.

 

[Mediocre Man]

Denver hanging tough and leading late in LAL. The L*kers are really out of sinc at this point, but Denver is looking good in LA right now

 

[Mamba]

We are out of sync? No we aren't. We're just missing wide open 3 pointers. That is the difference in this game right now. We are 2-22 from 3. Denver is playing us tough like they always do, but we are clanking wide open 3's.

Bynum is fucking beasting. Stay fucking healthy, please.

 

[Mediocre Man]

2-2 with a loss at Sac. Early season, you guys a re a bit out of sinc. It wasn't meant to be an insult.

Vagynum looks good.

I am also happy to see Stern still wants the L*kers to compete for a title. Lot's of Bullshit calls down the stretch

 

[Mamba]

OMG, how the fuck did he miss that layup !?

 

[MickZagger]

Nuggets choking it away. Oh well, more distance between us and them in division.

 

[Mamba]

2-2 with a loss at Sac. Early season, you guys a re a bit out of sinc. It wasn't meant to be an insult.

Vagynum looks good.

I am also happy to see Stern still wants the L*kers to compete for a title. Lot's of Bullshit calls down the stretch

I thought you meant this game, not in the season overall. Well yeah, I agree then, we look out of sync. A new offense, new coaching staff, and a plethora of new rotation players.

For Lakers' fans sake, hopefully Drew stays healthy.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Bynum looked great.

Rudy is now sandbagging it in Denver.

 

[crowTrobot]

danilo gallinoopsie

 

[huevonkiller]

Bynum looked great, LA is pretty damn good still.

 

[Mamba]

Bynum needs to stay healthy and the Lakers' need to stay committed to running it through the post.

 

[Rhal]

Bynum needs to stay healthy and the Lakers' need to stay committed to running it through the post.

Bynum staying healthy is like saying Oden hasn't been injury prone.

 

[jlprk]

The Lakers were not just a "trio". It is called depth. Byron Scott (10+ win shares in title 5) and AC green had more win shares than Kareem at the end. Then they had Jamaal Wilkes with 10 win shares in the first title, complimented by Norm Nixon.

And you back this bullshit up with what exactly? Lol dude, I get it you don't like Miami. Byron Scott is still better than Kareem and Worthy wasn't even on those early teams.

Yes he was 40, lol. Sorry but Zombie Kareem isn't better than an all-star caliber player in his prime. People get older and they lose their skill.

When Jabbar retired, they never won another championship until years later with Kobe and Shaq. He played superstar defense till the end, and it doesn't show in the stats. All the johnny-come-latelies talk about is his skyhook, but that was the least important part of his game.