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It's 100-85 now Nuggets in command. What a pitiful season. At least Russell's injury doesn't appear to be serious. Looks like a sprained ankle. X-Rays were negative.

It's 2006 all over again.

lakerevolution wrote:It's 2006 all over again.

At least then we had Kobe in his prime and Phil Coaching. Man we need help and some good fortune.

Yeah it's over for sure now, 110-90 Nuggets lead. 15-57 through 72 games. Only 10 games left folks!

3Peatkb24 wrote:Yeah it's over for sure now, 110-90 Nuggets lead. 15-57 through 72 games. Only 10 games left folks!

The 2nd most ping pong balls are a definite now if it wasn't before

TRUE FANS ASSEMBLE!!!

Lew, Frank, 63Footer, Tate, KB All Day . . why are these so-called Laker Lifers not on the team?

Kenny, I digress. That having been said.

Russell hurt but Kobe dropped 28 and Randle with the triple double.

Saw pieces.

Nance, Randle, Clarkson and Russell are a nice foursome

We get the draft pick expect another bad season record wise, which is cool.

6 seasons ago guys like Curry weren't nearly projected to be what they are now.
Let alone Lowry, Conley.
In a few years it'll be us, Utah, Minne( maybe), Spurs, Ws battling for the top 4 spots.

Takes time if u don't find a Kawhi

Lost in the loss is how well Kobe played. 28 vintage Kobe points

RANDLE'S NUMBERS
Julius Randle had his first career triple-double for the Lakers with 13 points, 18 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists. At 21, the rangy forward is the youngest Lakers player with a triple-double since Magic Johnson. Randle wrapped up his triple-double with a last-minute assist to Clarkson. ''I said it at the beginning of the year: He's Lamar Odom in a Zach Randolph body,'' Bryant said of Randle.

''I got nervous in the third quarter because with Kobe, anything is possible,'' Malone said. ''This game will miss him. He's one of those generational players that come along once every 25, 30 years.''

lakerevolution wrote:TRUE FANS ASSEMBLE!!!

Lew, Frank, 63Footer, Tate, KB All Day . . why are these so-called Laker Lifers not on the team?

Kenny, I digress. That having been said.

Lew Posts on Facebook quite a bit so this Site/the old TrueFan Site and Tom's Site may not be his cup of tea anymore. KB All Day was more of a Kobe fan than a Lakers fan IMO, Tate has Posted here but not recently and why I have no idea? He Posts over at Tom's more. Maybe he likes Tom's Site better? Maybe he got sick of me saying Bird is better than LeBron LOL, who fucking knows. Frankie is probably busy with work, and I don't even know regarding 63Footer because he's never Posted here. Those are my takes. Not everyone loves us Rev Most outside of here probably think we are a arrogant bunch but I don't really give a shit. I love it here and the people that Post here like you, Craig, Kenny, Nuggs, and Robert + myself no our shit more than most Lakers fans. See I am arrogant People that don't Post here have their reasons so I wont judge. I will always consider someone like Cyber a Bro for example but I didn't care for how he just left the old TrueFan Site considering he had control over everything. Not cool at all, I would never do that but that is me, I don't roll like that. Cyber should've at least gave Nuggs or Kenny the power to change the settings, background, etc. over there instead of just ignoring the Site completely is my take.

I completely forgot there was a game last night. I golfed, got really REALLY drunk and made an ass out of myself. When I got home, I watched a DVD I have called "Not Just The Best Of The Larry Sanders Show." Garry Shandling was a comedic genius. May he rest in peace.

OK, so Randle gets a triple double. BFD!

I see him ball hogging more often than working with open teammates! He is all about himself, and not about the team. For my money, I would trade this ego shithead and get someone who can work well with others. His determined/delusional drives into 3-5 opponents is mind boggling. He is not Shaq, nor younger Kobe. Randle cost us at least 10-20 points the way I watched the game.

KobeMVP888 wrote:I completely forgot there was a game last night. I golfed, got really REALLY drunk and made an ass out of myself. When I got home, I watched a DVD I have called "Not Just The Best Of The Larry Sanders Show." Garry Shandling was a comedic genius. May he rest in peace.

I still get my drink on but I have to admit it's been a while since I have made an ass of myself I have had my moments though in my younger days. I have never been able to golf, I am Good at Putt Putt Golf but not the real thing. I have a pretty good aim when I putt. Anyway I will never forget the time when I went to a Golf outing back in the summer of 2007, it was for a strip club. I got hammered all day long riding around in a golf cart looking at the women do crazy stuff. I bet I drink 20 beers that day Yeah RIP to Garry Shandling, I didn't know anything was wrong with him.

NuggetsCountry wrote:OK, so Randle gets a triple double. BFD!

I see him ball hogging more often than working with open teammates! He is all about himself, and not about the team. For my money, I would trade this ego shithead and get someone who can work well with others. His determined/delusional drives into 3-5 opponents is mind boggling. He is not Shaq, nor younger Kobe. Randle cost us at least 10-20 points the way I watched the game.

Numbers can be deceiving indeed. Interestingly it was after the prior loss when he talked about "sacrifice." Perhaps his ego is too big to permit that or maybe he's just a rookie. Who knows, maybe they'll package him in a deal for a proven NBA player, perhaps a center. Nance obviously understands selflessness and sacrifice and considering that neither Clarkson nor Russell truly understand those basic team concepts, perhaps we'd be better off with a defensively superior role player starting at power forward to compliment our existing ballhogs. In all candor, I think they are just young players on a shitty team who unfortunately had to play this season with the Kobe sideshow going on, not to mention that they obviously don't respond well to Byron Scott. Things can only look up from here.