


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
borri wrote:We needed this win, in the WORST way.
Now let's build on this....please for the love of god!

dwighthowardsdad wrote:Defense was great. Speficifically, Kobe on Westbrook, and Clark & Metta on Durant. Sure, Durant and Westbrook missed some open looks but for the most part the Lakers did as great a job as you could on those two superstars.
We won't shoot 55% percent every game; however, if our defense is consistently this good, we'll win most games...
dwighthowardsdad wrote:Defense was great. Speficifically, Kobe on Westbrook, and Clark & Metta on Durant. Sure, Durant and Westbrook missed some open looks but for the most part the Lakers did as great a job as you could on those two superstars.
We won't shoot 55% percent every game; however, if our defense is consistently this good, we'll win most games...
revgen wrote:^Offense has nothing to do with it. We turned the ball over 18 times against the Jazz.
Chillbongo wrote:revgen wrote:^Offense has nothing to do with it. We turned the ball over 18 times against the Jazz.
You're definitely right about our defensive intensity but you don't think our improved play has anything to do with offense??
So, the touches that everyone is getting doesn't energize the guys and make them more involved?
The floor spacing we're using now doesn't allow us to get back in transition easier?
Our ball movement doesn't keep the defense on their toes, more pressured, and making it harder for them to run freely on us?
Our spacing getting us offensive rebounds doesn't lead to less offensive opportunities for the opponent?
A lot of our "extra" TO's are Dwight getting stripped and Ron making terrible decisions on offense. If you remove those, we have 4-6 less TO's a game.


puffyusaf#2 wrote:Lets show we are on one and bring a great win for the Nash in his return to Cleveland.![]()
Kobe and Nash at 35 and 34 minutes played.
Forward Three wrote:Lakers are starting to look like a Mike D'Antoni team, which is both a positive and optimistic thing as well as a negative and pessimistic thing. Mostly though their offense looks amazing lately, but they are still suffering from some of the worst defensive lapses possible, honestly though, if they can ratchet up their defense for a full 48, this team is starting to look very good all of a sudden.
therealdeal wrote:Hey man 3 wins in a row. Who can complain about that?
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