Lakers vs. Oklahoma City (7/14)

Will Ammo score 20+ for 4th game in a row?

Please post links to watch the game here....thanks!

I hope so. Lakers surrounding him are mostly scrubs.

nice jumper by Elonu

Not watching it. Just following online. Ammo starts off 2-5, 6 points.

Anyone have a working link?

Elonu has 5 points and 4 rebounds!

Ammo 9 points w 50% shooting so far in 1st 1/2!

my connection to the game sucks...anyone gotta better link?

also what does Adam have?

ammofan wrote:my connection to the game sucks...anyone gotta better link?

also what does Adam have?

12 points at the half
4/10 shooting
2/2 FT
2/3 3s
1 Assist
1 RB

Lakers behind 34 to 38 at the half.

Ammo the high scorer on both teams.

BTW, Elonu is picking up his game. After a slow first game, had 9 points, 5 boards, 2 blocks in G2. Then put up 8 & 7 last game. Tonight he has 5 & 5 at the half. I may owe him an apology.

Link is working now....choppy but better than nothing!

http://www.atdhe.net/7217/watch-vegas-s ... ahoma-city

Lakers leading 45 - 40!

Lakers down 56-51 after 3.

Anderson playing well!!

nice and 1 by shakur!

Who is Shakur? He's doing good w 10 points 4/5 (same as Anderson).

LA just won 74-68. I can't believe they beat that OKC team that had Harden, Mullins, Weaver and some others. Morrison had 17. Monds and Elonu also played well inside.

lakers win....Morrison had 17

Lakers win 74-68!

Ammo only 17 points....missed 2 FT at the end. Not his best night.

Maybe he's losing his legs after 4 games. He can use the day off tomorrow before the last game.

Several other Lakers players had a good game....Monds, Elonu, Shakur and Anderson!

If I'm Chinemelu (?), I look at the Lamar situation and my mouth starts watering. If he can show that he can be solid on the bench, the Lakers can let Lamar go, give Chin-guy the rookie contract and move on.

Obviously my hopes are beyond low, but this kid needs to see the door opening in front of him. Put your foot on the gas kid and get it going!

^^^he's a nice looking prospect too, more so than Marcus Douthit and Cheikh Samb were.