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2012 Los Angeles Lakers Thread


Kevin Greene

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He's going to be out at least a week I think. Hopefully MDA doesn't over think this and just feeds Dwight the ball down low, and surrounds him with as many guys that can knock down threes as possible. Utilize the strategy that worked so well for Orlando in the regular season....

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He's going to be out at least a week I think. Hopefully MDA doesn't over think this and just feeds Dwight the ball down low, and surrounds him with as many guys that can knock down threes as possible. Utilize the strategy that worked so well for Orlando in the regular season....

Yeah I don't think that we will struggle all that badly without Kobe, because Dwight has stepped up big time post all star break. I'd rather Kobe heal up and rest up for a week or two than him coming back and not being healthy. Mamba is probably the toughest player in the NBA though -- he has played through just about anything and everything so it honestly wouldn't surprise me if he came back very soon.

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Yeah I don't think that we will struggle all that badly without Kobe, because Dwight has stepped up big time post all star break. I'd rather Kobe heal up and rest up for a week or two than him coming back and not being healthy. Mamba is probably the toughest player in the NBA though -- he has played through just about anything and everything so it honestly wouldn't surprise me if he came back very soon.

Agree completely, I honestly would be surprised, but not all that shocked if he got limited minutes tomorrow night. I don't want him to, but it wouldn't be shocking for Mamba to be out there....

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My lineup for the time without Kobe would be Nash/Meeks/Clark/Jamison/D12. You have D12 to man the post and contest shots, and everyone else can knock down threes on offense. Clark is a good rebounder and a deceptive shot blocker. Meeks a good (not great) on ball defender....

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My lineup for the time without Kobe would be Nash/Meeks/Clark/Jamison/D12. You have D12 to man the post and contest shots, and everyone else can knock down threes on offense. Clark is a good rebounder and a deceptive shot blocker. Meeks a good (not great) on ball defender....

No MWP? (I'm fine with that, because he sucks)

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For those that think Kobe is crying....

http://www.nba.com/official/

Missed foul call at end of Lakers-Hawks Game

With 3.9 seconds remaining in the Atlanta Hawks' 96-92 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on March 13, the Lakers' Kobe Bryant attempted a jump shot over the Hawks' Dahntay Jones. After review at the league office, video replay confirmed that referees missed a foul call on Jones as he challenged Bryant's shot and did not give him the opportunity to land cleanly back on the floor. Bryant should have been granted two free throws. Click video here.

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It was clearly a foul.

Only an ignorant Hater with his head up his ass would argue otherwise.

Kobe should have been given free throws with a chance to force overtime.

Jones, based on his past history should be suspended and face the resulting fine.

The officials should be reprimanded for failing to call the most basic of NBA fouls, protecting the shooter.

Whether this loss will effect the Lakers Playoff hopes remains to be seen.

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It was clearly a foul.

Only an ignorant Hater with his head up his ass would argue otherwise.

Kobe should have been given free throws with a chance to force overtime.

Jones, based on his past history should be suspended and face the resulting fine.

The officials should be reprimanded for failing to call the most basic of NBA fouls, protecting the shooter.

Whether this loss will effect the Lakers Playoff hopes remains to be seen.

After looking at the schedule I'm more optimistic then I was last night. Kobe could miss the next four games and the Lakers could conceivably go 3-1. They have Indiana tomorrow night which is a loss in my opinion. Then they get Sacramento and Phoinex on Sunday/Monday. Phoinex worries me because it's a road game on the second night of a back to back, but I still think they can win if they center the offense around Dwight. Then they don't play again till Friday against the Wizards in a game where Pau is likely to be back on the floor. After that it's Golden State on the 25 where Kobe would have 12 days of rest to get the swelling down. I really could see this scenario, and going 3-1 in that stretch should put some more distance between L.A. and Utah with the Jazz having Memphis, New York, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Philadelphia over that same 12 day stretch....

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Kobe is game time decision.

I think with his kill all attitude and his previous stance towards his teammates playing through pain, he will play, even if for a few minutes to show his team that if he can play with one good ankle, the rest of the team better atleast try to play with two.

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The man just isn't human. Warming up on the floor tonight and will play according to Trudell, and MDA....Love him or hate him, but he's the epitome of a warrior in an athlete, and when he finally doe hang it up we may never see another player with that kind of drive and desire....

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