Real Deal

KOBE.

Let me specify. Fisher and Blake's vehicles.

Nobody is getting open, no big man is posting up deep in the post, Kobe is chucking, the Lakers aren't defending, and the Raptors are now running and controlling the tempo. I'm not surprised, at all. March 15th, hurry up.

We're done.

Jose Nash.

Kobe time, please.

We are the Lakers, not the Thunder.

Worst bench in the NBA.

PG career high watch: Calderon, 20 points, just eight away.

You had me believing the Raptors were tanking. WTF BFT.

I'll pay for the gas if you pay for the bologna. I'm thinking about 100 packages, so I can cover everyone's vehicles on this team.

LOL what the fuuuuuuuck. LeBron James, coast-to-coast.

Shaquille Magloire.

He's arguably the worst offensive player on our team.

He really doesn't do it THAT much. Usually, he does nothing...at all.

Raptors are slowly crawling back into the game. Am I surprised? Nah.

I really hope Mitch (or whoever) didn't ask Iverson to go to the D-League.

That Raptors logo under the backboard is tripping me out. I'm already nervous about Drew breaking his knee.

Good God...Jose already up to 11 after the first quarter. Dare I say I could be making a trip to LA? SMH.

Kobe kicked over a trash can in the locker room after the last Laker loss. Does that mean 81 today, or 20 on 8-24 shooting? If Jose Calderon scores a career high of 28 in this game, I'm going to drive to LA and throw bologna all over Fisher's vehicles.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20120211_PHO@SAC

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20120211_ORL@MIL

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20120211_DEN@IND

I really didn't say that playoff games are the only games that matter. I stated that a regular season game in February, for OUR team, is meaningless because I'm very confident that the Lakers are prepared to deal half of this roster before the deadline. It was all regarding the assumption that I was sour about the loss, which I really didn't care about. We lost to a couple of bad teams on the road already...it happens every year with us, even during our championship seasons, and the biggest thing about the Lakers over the last two decades is that we have a tendency to play complacent. That was certainly not the excuse last night, as our team is just stupid, running a basic offense with bad shooters and slow players, no playmaker other than our primary scoring option, a center that either looks to score all the time, or looks to pass all the time (doesn't know how to do both), and matadors playing PG. Teams that are considered bottom-feeders (like the Bobcats) should have fans who get happy for wins like this. Really, really happy. The Knicks fans can celebrate, that's never a problem, but there's never a reason to ask a fan of one of the greatest basketball franchises of all time if he is salty, unless it's some playoff series. We lost to the Clippers once this season. While we could meet them in the playoffs, it's not that big of a deal to me UNTIL we meet them in the playoffs. I want to win every regular season game we play, of course, but given the circumstances, this team needs a big trade or two, and this stuff doesn't concern me at all. I'll start getting angry over losses after the deadline, when it's time for our team to push for a high seed and start dominating teams we should beat. I'm just hoping you guys aren't setting yourselves up in the same manner that ECN has over the years, with his teams. The Knicks have their next four games against poor defensive teams (can't see after that, from my phone), and I'm sure they can go on a nice little streak of wins. In the East, it's magnified, and I can see where all of this is going. I know about seven Broncos fans, living in my area, and this is exactly the same road they traveled.