Kings regressing in this series. Peja has lost his shot/confidence. Webber still not 100% may never be again. Christie gutting out plantar injury. Bobby out. Adelhead running starters into ground. Vlade looks 50. Biggest factor, TWolfs have homecourt, Kings also choked that up last game of season. I give them a shooter's chance to beat Wolfs, no chance against Lakers. Kings had their best shot in 2002. That bum Horry ruined that. To be honest, if this does go 7, like I think it will, both teams pretty drained to meet Lakers...Best Wsihes...OF
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Seymour:
Their defense is playing tough right now - I expect a let down from it - however, that means nothing because they Lakers should not lose another game - they also have the most clutch player to EVER play the game (and that includes Jordan) - sometimes you play the games to see who is better - this year the Spurs and Lakers played to see who would advance - the teams are dead even and the Lakers got lucky on a shot that would not count if anyone else was starting the clock.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Are you saying that Kobe is a better clutch player than Jordan? Best thing I have read here in a long time.
Their defense is playing tough right now - I expect a let down from it - however, that means nothing because they Lakers should not lose another game - they also have the most clutch player to EVER play the game (and that includes Jordan) - sometimes you play the games to see who is better - this year the Spurs and Lakers played to see who would advance - the teams are dead even and the Lakers got lucky on a shot that would not count if anyone else was starting the clock.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Are you saying that Kobe is a better clutch player than Jordan? Best thing I have read here in a long time.
Kobe Bryant playoff numbers
Michael Jordans playoff numbers
Me thinks that Kobe has to work on that resume a little more.
Michael Jordans playoff numbers
Me thinks that Kobe has to work on that resume a little more.
Going to be very brief here. While it appears that the Lakers are now below even money to win the NBA Championship, this has been said many, many times before. There is no such thing as a lock, particularly in a future wager. I will mention one word that could change everything and already has altered a number of these series' already. That word is "INJURIES". If the Lakers were to lose either O'Neal or Bryant, they would have no chance to win the NBA title. Even if they lose Malone or Payton, they would be significantly impacted. Keep the potential for injuries in mind before considering something to be a "lock".
keep a carefull eye on cassels injury. their backup pg, martin is a huge dropoff.
if minn goes to the west final and cassel is still hurt badly, lakers in the finals easily.
why does lakers look good? now that duncan is gone, who is going to handle shack.
with ming and duncan out of the way get ready for shacks 30pt &15 reb monster games.
got to get to 1000 to get my rx tshirt
if minn goes to the west final and cassel is still hurt badly, lakers in the finals easily.
why does lakers look good? now that duncan is gone, who is going to handle shack.
with ming and duncan out of the way get ready for shacks 30pt &15 reb monster games.
got to get to 1000 to get my rx tshirt
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by vegassportspics:
Would this be a stronger lock than the Super Bowl lock? Or would the two locks be considered somewhat equal, as locks go that is.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Much stronger lock than the Super Bowl!!!
Would this be a stronger lock than the Super Bowl lock? Or would the two locks be considered somewhat equal, as locks go that is.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Much stronger lock than the Super Bowl!!!
