I miss the days when i cared about the lakers. Watched them play last night and i felt nothing. They mean nothing.
And a superstar Reeves statline.I’m mentally preparing for the 5 on 8 game tonight. Overcome it Sacramento
Does mentally being at the game count?I'll be at the game tonight. Anyone else?
I miss the days when i cared about the lakers. Watched them play last night and i felt nothing. They mean nothing.
That's seems overly optimistic, actually+9 is probably ( not sure, just going by eye test) lower then what Lakers average per game.If it's under 10 ft , Kings will be fineAnd a superstar Reeves statline.
Whats the over/under on FT disparity? I'll say LA +9
Haha same. My second favorite team in the NBA used to be whoever was playing Lakers on a given night. Now it's like, whatever....
All my hatred is reserved for GS now.
That being said.... Beat LA!!!!
I was saying the lakers will have 9 more than the kings. Not 9 total.That's seems overly optimistic, actually+9 is probably ( not sure, just going by eye test) lower then what Lakers average per game.If it's under 10 ft , Kings will be fine
I'm still pretty upset that the Lakers got bailed out by Danny Ainge before last season's trade deadline. When a Celtics legend is gift wrapping the Lakers' playoff entry on a silver platter, you know that things are just always going to tilt in LA's favor. I hate that. From the front office on down, it has rarely seemed like the Lakers needed to work even half as hard as other franchises in order to succeed.
I've got no love for the current iteration of the Warriors, but at least that's a franchise that had to build their dynasty from the ground up. Through a CBA wrinkle, they lucked into Kevin Durant for a short while, of course. But by and large, their success has pivoted on their ability to construct a winner around a core of Curry/Klay/Draymond. And after the sun sets on Stephen Curry's career, there's not going to be any lifeboat awaiting the Warriors. They're going to have to be smart, draft well, and work hard to rebuild.
But the Lakers? I wouldn't be surprised at all if they're able to find success even after Lebron retires. One superstar or another will want to sign there, and they'll find a way to create the cap space to get it done. Some GM will bail them out, the way they so often do.
This is all a long-winded way of saying... BEAT LA. I may not have animosity towards the Lakers the way I did 20 (!!) years ago, but I still hate that franchise and I will always delight in the schadenfreude when things don't go their way, especially since it's just so rare that things don't go the Lakers' way.
Michael Bibby might have something to say about your claim, Sir.This is the single greatest moment in Sacramento Kings history.
This actually scares me. I’d rather see both of them play. For some reason I remember Christian Wood always having good games against us, not to mention it would give DLo the green light to shoot at will and he always seems to cook us.Lebron and AD both GTD. Kings now -1.5 favorites.
Michael Bibby might have something to say about your claim, Sir.
I, too, remember where I was when he hit that shot. I never sat back down after that shot went in. Neither did the other 17,300+ fans in attendance that night...I still remember where I was when he hit that shot - my sister's college graduation lunch. Unfortunately the game was reaching it's Zenith as we were finishing, and some of us left the table to go over the the bar to watch the final few minutes, including my grandfather - lifetime season ticket holder. Crazy times.
That's a spicy-a- meataballThis is the single greatest moment in Sacramento Kings history.
This happened 5 months after The Robbery - and set the stage for the Redemption Arc we are currently on. Doug is coaching on this team until we win one.
This one's for you Doug, extra sauce:
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I knowI was saying the lakers will have 9 more than the kings. Not 9 total.