King of Clutch wrote:I wonder what nash was saying seeing kobe hit those long 2's in the 4th quarter. lol. Probably jumping in happiness. lol. He's probably more furious at the loss than all of us. Like kobe, he HATES S.A. Can't wait until these 2 teams meet again. Kobe, and nash will TEAR THEM APART. Dwight as well, he's continuing to improve.

easyguy wrote:I'm not worried about the Spurs, I want to see the Lakers with Heats and Thunders.

abeer3 wrote:i think a narrow loss to a team at full strength who has been beating pretty much everyone when you're missing your top two pgs is actually progress for this team. i hate the way it happened, but they had to play timmy and tony basically the entire second half and were able to employ the ol' "don't guard the lakers pg" defensive scheme. should be fun to see how that works when nash is back.

therealdeal wrote:abeer3 wrote:i think a narrow loss to a team at full strength who has been beating pretty much everyone when you're missing your top two pgs is actually progress for this team. i hate the way it happened, but they had to play timmy and tony basically the entire second half and were able to employ the ol' "don't guard the lakers pg" defensive scheme. should be fun to see how that works when nash is back.
therealdeal wrote:
therealdeal wrote:abeer3 wrote:i think a narrow loss to a team at full strength who has been beating pretty much everyone when you're missing your top two pgs is actually progress for this team. i hate the way it happened, but they had to play timmy and tony basically the entire second half and were able to employ the ol' "don't guard the lakers pg" defensive scheme. should be fun to see how that works when nash is back.
Jerry Buss wrote:One of the biggest reasons I bought the Lakers was to beat the Celtics …..you just got it into your soul that you couldn't stand the Celtics anymore
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