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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    23scidoo said:
    Fuck James Harden. 
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    23scidoo said:
    Fuck James Harden. 
    I thought he walked!?!
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    23scidoo said:
    Fuck James Harden. 
    I thought he walked!?!
    He absolutely walked. I don't find the Rockets and his isolation basketball entertaining in the least.
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  • Poncier
    Poncier Posts: 17,894
    23scidoo said:
    Fuck James Harden. 
    I thought he walked!?!
    He walked a half dozen times yesterday and didn't get called.
    This weekend we rock Portland
  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,639
    I miss igotid88
  • Pap
    Pap Serres, Greece Posts: 29,948
    ^ :rofl:
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
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  • 23scidoo
    23scidoo Thessaloniki,Greece Posts: 19,976
    igotid88 said:
    LOL..but they play better last night!!
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    With the absence of Klay Thompson yesterday it was nice to hear analysts giving him props on how good a defender he is and that he can go out and score at will if he wanted.

    I've always said I believe Klay to be better than Steph but hey it's not his role to be "the guy".

    Killer games by Boston, Rockets and Wolves.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
    Probably. But Lebron is old. Old players tend to miss more games as they get older...
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
    Probably. But Lebron is old. Old players tend to miss more games as they get older...
    First time he's EVER been out that long of a stretch.  He misses maybe a few games a year.  I can't remember him being out more than a few games at a stretch ever?

    One guy I usually don't bet on is Bron but maybe it's time to change that tune.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
    Probably. But Lebron is old. Old players tend to miss more games as they get older...
    First time he's EVER been out that long of a stretch.  He misses maybe a few games a year.  I can't remember him being out more than a few games at a stretch ever?

    One guy I usually don't bet on is Bron but maybe it's time to change that tune.
    I know but it's a different story when you hit your mid 30's...
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,395
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
    Probably. But Lebron is old. Old players tend to miss more games as they get older...
    First time he's EVER been out that long of a stretch.  He misses maybe a few games a year.  I can't remember him being out more than a few games at a stretch ever?

    One guy I usually don't bet on is Bron but maybe it's time to change that tune.
    I know but it's a different story when you hit your mid 30's...
    He won't be 35 until next year?  You got lucky with your bet, lol.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,597
    So the Lakers...

    This team reminds me of the one that Magic Johnson coached back in the day.  

    So Magic is trying to teach the team this "winning mentality", mainly to one Nick Van Excel(I got into an argument with someone telling me that Nick was actually a good PG).

    Magic said, look, I'll take the coaches and let's play heads up.  Magic had Kurt Rambis I remember, and the coaches won.  They beat the team.  The team was so demoralized that they just fell apart the rest of the year.  Magic regrets doing that.

    So fast forward to today.  

    This Lakers team is so demoralized they have no chance of doing anything even if they make the playoffs.

    Rebuild.

    Bringing Lebron to the team also shows how bad they actually are.

    Like Snoop said "fire em all".
    They were better last year.
    Stop it! No wait, well...

    I'm kidding.  I would agree that they definitely played "together" last year.  They will for sure finish with more wins this year than last though.
    Well they finished with 35 wins last year. They got 18 left and have 30 wins right now. With how they've been playing it might be closer than you think.
    I happily took the under on there 48 o/u total back in October.
    That was a good bet now.  What if Lebron stayed healthy and didn't miss those 18 games?  It may have been a lot closer.
    Probably. But Lebron is old. Old players tend to miss more games as they get older...
    First time he's EVER been out that long of a stretch.  He misses maybe a few games a year.  I can't remember him being out more than a few games at a stretch ever?

    One guy I usually don't bet on is Bron but maybe it's time to change that tune.
    I know but it's a different story when you hit your mid 30's...
    He won't be 35 until next year?  You got lucky with your bet, lol.
    He turned 34 a couple month's ago. That's the start of the mid 30's. Downhill from there. 
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