Comments on: TLN’s Post-Game Report: Lakers vs. Nets

By: 24allup inya

24allup inya — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:17:39 +0000

Lamar le gusta la verga

By: domidomdomz

domidomdomz — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:11:20 +0000

lakers not to happy on November 26, 2007 at 6:58 pm said:

i’m just tired of the lakers now
they just suck
go clippers

screw you..get out of here..ur not a true laker fan..

build ur own theclippersnation.com..lol

By: LakersFirst

LakersFirst — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:38:25 +0000

I like the idea of getting Artest too, but why would Sac send Artest to a division rival. Sac would probably ask for someone else. Over the summer, the rumors were the Lakers were trying to get Artest but Sac wanted Kwame Brown, Farmar and a #1 pick, so the Lakers declined (I can’t blame them). Would you trade Kwame and a #1 pick for Artest??? If that were to happen, that’s yet another small forward on the Lakers and we would have sacrificed our best low post defender (Artest is good, but he can’t defend centers as well as Kwame).

By: kobe-wan kenobi

kobe-wan kenobi — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 18:55:20 +0000

artest is kicking azz though!
get that nut head!!!!!!!!!

By: LakersFirst

LakersFirst — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 08:03:27 +0000

DCLAKER on November 26, 2007 at 7:32 pm said:

I’ll give my fellow Laker fans two reasons why they loss(2 in a row),NO JERMAINE O’NEAL or ARTEST.This whole NBA season favors the Celtics to win.This is why Kobe went off on the front office in the first place.I admire Boston for one(maybe 3)reasons,GARNETT,PIERCE(finally getting help)and ALLEN.As a Laker fan I have admit that and that’s what is messed up about this FO,they have NO HEART.GET DF/KB/LO SOME HELP NOWWWWWWWW(JO WHERE ARE YOU?).

I think JO’s on the bench icing his knees, and not really contributing to his team this year, but still enjoying the $40+M dollars he left on this contract after this year.

By: kb24 4life

kb24 4life — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 04:09:00 +0000

lakers not to happy on November 26, 2007 at 6:58 pm said:

i’m just tired of the lakers now
they just suck
go clippers

you know what, you suck.
this is a laker nation, not a clipper nation.

By: DCLAKER

DCLAKER — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:32:20 +0000

I’ll give my fellow Laker fans two reasons why they loss(2 in a row),NO JERMAINE O’NEAL or ARTEST.This whole NBA season favors the Celtics to win.This is why Kobe went off on the front office in the first place.I admire Boston for one(maybe 3)reasons,GARNETT,PIERCE(finally getting help)and ALLEN.As a Laker fan I have admit that and that’s what is messed up about this FO,they have NO HEART.GET DF/KB/LO SOME HELP NOWWWWWWWW(JO WHERE ARE YOU?).

By: lakers not to happy

lakers not to happy — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 01:58:16 +0000

i’m just tired of the lakers now
they just suck
go clippers

By: Billy Kupchak

Billy Kupchak — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 23:48:16 +0000

Andrew Bynum made a colossal mistake on the game’s final play of the Lakers’ 102-100 loss to the New Jersey Nets on Sunday night at Staples Center, misreading Phil Jackson’s diagram to set up a potential winning shot for Derek Fisher’s hot hand.
Bynum’s error spoiled an otherwise strong night for him and resulted in the Lakers settling for a contested three-point miss from Vladimir Radmanovic at the buzzer; he was hardly the Lakers’ preferred shooter given he had missed all nine shots he tried.
The confusion also meant Bryant’s missed foul shot with 6.1 seconds left that would have forged a 101-101 tie — after he made all 15 other free-throw attempts in the game — cost the 7-6 Lakers dearly in a third consecutive loss.
Bynum accepted responsibility afterward.
“Honestly when we drew up the play, I thought that I was supposed to set the pick for Vlade for the three,” Bynum said.
“Really, he (Jackson) wanted me to face the ball and get it on the inbound — you know how the defense falls asleep — and then Fish steps back inbounds and I was supposed to give it right back. But the way he (Jackson) diagrammed it, I thought I was supposed to set the pick for Vlade.”
Jackson’s way might have worked perfectly if Bynum had gone to get the inbound pass and given the ball to Fisher, who made 8 of 10 shots on the night for a season-high 20 points.
New Jersey’s Antoine Wright left Fisher, the inbounder, to double-team Bryant at the top of the floor, so Fisher would have been wide open.
Jackson acknowledged he wanted Bynum to get the ball on the play.
“We were hoping it could be Drew, actually, to be honest with you,” Jackson said. “He had a 4- or 5-inch advantage on the guy who was in the post. But it’s a multiple situation. Kobe’s the hot guy, the key guy, but if they chase him, someone’s open.”

By: Billy Kupchak

Billy Kupchak — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 23:35:44 +0000

Yoni on November 26, 2007 at 3:55 pm said:

Can someone teach Mr. Phil Jackson what a timeout is???
Lakers were up in the fourth, then NJ makes a run with Lakers 2nd unit, and Mr. Jackson (I’m too mad to call him Phil, I want to distance my self from him for now) waits until they go down 84-74 to call a time out.
Note to Mr. Jackson, you dont have the combination of Jordan and Pippen, or Shaq and Kobe. It is time to stop letting your players try to play through it, and time for you to call a timeout. Sorry if im skeptical that Vujacic, Farmar, and Vlad can’t play through it, but its true.
Lakers have a young team and it is Mr. Jackson’s job to call timeouts and to halt the others team’s momentum.
If Mr. Jackson called a timeout earlier, the Nets might have stopped their run and not went up by 10. If that happened the 2 points in the end would have been in favor of the Lakers and not the Nets.
Is anyone with me, or am I crazy?
-Yoni (Yoni-laka4life. Forgot my password for now)

you’re insane! INSANITY!