by leftymo on Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:01 pm
RHCP wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:WE WILL SEE WHO LEAVES CRUMBS WHEN THE BIG ARISTOLTE SENDS KOBE TO THE MOON
Shaqfan dont you relize that Dwayne Wade is a ball hog and that none of the Heat pass it to Shaq. What did he have 6 shots yesterday? You should be upset about this, if you are strictly a Shaqfan
by Lateralus on Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:19 pm
Shaq Fan wrote:realdealbneal wrote:
Milwaukee Bucks (3-5) @ Los Angeles Lakers (6-5)
Tuesday, November 23rd
Location: Los Angeles
Time: 7:30 PM
TV: FSN, NBALP
Previous Games:
Bucks @ Kings 88-79 L
Bulls @ Lakers 102-93 W
Projected Starting Lineups
BUCKS
(Terry Porter)
(Maurice Williams, Michael Redd, Keith Van Horn, Joe Smith, Dan Gadzuric)
VS
LAKERS
(Rudy Tomjanovich)
(Chucky Atkins, Kobe Bryant, Caron Butler, Lamar Odom, Chris Mihm)
Factors off the Bench
(Desmond Mason, Tierre Brown)
Game MVPs
(Keith Van Horn, Kobe Bryant)
Brandon's Analysis
The Bucks aren't looking like the 2003 team, with their only three wins coming against Charlotte, New Orleans and Cleveland...but they are still a threat to beat a weaker defensive team. On the other hand, the Lakers, after struggling early to the Chicago Bulls, look to play a more aggressive game against the Bucks Tuesday night.
Milwaukee needs to shoot for early leads with open shots and penetrations by Williams, who is having a stellar season so far for the Bucks. Michael Redd has been "on fire" this season, shooting 51% from the field and an astounding 47% from the arc, both career highs. The ball needs to be in his hands against the Lakers, who will more than likely leave him open while chasing down Williams and a quiet Van Horn, who can get easy jumpers with his off-the-ball play.
The Lakers have to play this game with less turnovers, which has been one of the biggest factors in their inability to keep 10-20 point leads late into the game. Also, pulling down offensive rebounds may become a high priority if Kobe is forced to shoot out of a slump again, and could easily change both the pace and the momentum in a close game, in favor of the Bucks.
Brandon's Prediction
The Bucks will come out firing, and are expected to take a quick lead going into the second quarter. Kobe's game will elevate after the half, and the Lakers will take the lead into the 4th. Late in the 4th, expect another shooting spree by the Bucks, mainly from Redd and Van Horn...in which the Lakers will survive with Kobe and Atkins answering every shot, and eventually win the game, 101-97.
YOUR PREDICTIONS ARE WAY OFF BASE ANYWAY
This is the height of hypocrisy folks.
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by Showtime.Revival.05 on Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:24 pm
Shaq Fan wrote:yes it does..............
anyway.........
REDD-36pts
KVH-21pts
by Shaq Fan on Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:25 pm
Showtime.Revival.05 wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:yes it does..............
anyway.........
REDD-36pts
KVH-21pts
no it really doesnt
kobe leaving crumbs behind makes ZERO sense
by Lateralus on Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:28 pm
Shaq Fan wrote:Showtime.Revival.05 wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:yes it does..............
anyway.........
REDD-36pts
KVH-21pts
no it really doesnt
kobe leaving crumbs behind makes ZERO sense
huh>>??
Even you don't understand the stuff that comes out of your mouth.by Kasumi on Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:07 pm
by KB24 on Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:11 pm
by RHCP on Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:11 pm
Shaq Fan wrote:Shaq said he knows he doesn't have to score 30-40 a game now, he got a kid who can carry the load and he is happy.
"Give me the ball I am the big Shaq Daddy!" BS, you know he is unhappy.
by PurpleNGold1 on Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:22 pm
why would u want someone who can just shoot were da all around game come on nowGWHiZiTSPHiL wrote:Go Bucks!
Go Michael Redd! (future Clipper - next year)
by GWHiZiTSPHiL on Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:34 pm
PurpleNGold1 wrote:why would u want someone who can just shoot were da all around game come on nowGWHiZiTSPHiL wrote:Go Bucks!
Go Michael Redd! (future Clipper - next year)
by leftymo on Mon Nov 22, 2004 11:17 pm
Shaq Fan wrote:Shaq said he knows he doesn't have to score 30-40 a game now, he got a kid who can carry the load and he is happy.
by gill on Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:47 am
leftymo wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:Shaq said he knows he doesn't have to score 30-40 a game now, he got a kid who can carry the load and he is happy.
Oh yeah, that's completely different from kobe...
not.
:man7:
by *wishlist* on Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:55 am
by BDG on Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:57 am
As far as I can remember, it was one of the road games (Houston I think) and there were some cookies on the announcers table at halftime and Sundy asked Stu if those were his cookies and Stu said "No, they're not mine" and they shared a laugh together. Funny stuff*wishlist* wrote:this is a few games late, but does anyone know what the deal was with sundy and stu and the "COOKIES"? did i miss something?
by *wishlist* on Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:10 am
by LakRfAn on Tue Nov 23, 2004 3:54 am
PurpleNGold1 wrote:why would u want someone who can just shoot were da all around game come on nowGWHiZiTSPHiL wrote:Go Bucks!
Go Michael Redd! (future Clipper - next year)
by KareemTheGreat33 on Tue Nov 23, 2004 6:54 am
Lateralus wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:Showtime.Revival.05 wrote:Shaq Fan wrote:yes it does..............
anyway.........
REDD-36pts
KVH-21pts
no it really doesnt
kobe leaving crumbs behind makes ZERO sense
huh>>??
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