[Game] Kings vs. Lakers, 10/29/2023 6pm Pacific 9pm Eastern
- Thread starter Tetsujin
- Start date
- Status
Curious if anyone has access to a shot chart from this game? I would like to see Sabonis’s shots.
He hit that early three and, I don’t believe, ever pulled again despite teams dropping to protect against back door cuts and drives. I still think for us to win, especially with Fox out, Sabonis has to take and make shots outside the lane.
He hit that early three and, I don’t believe, ever pulled again despite teams dropping to protect against back door cuts and drives. I still think for us to win, especially with Fox out, Sabonis has to take and make shots outside the lane.
Couldn’t remember what email I used on my old account and couldn’t recover my password so have to start fresh with this account. Sadly missed the first few games on the forum because of this lol. 
What a gutsy win! Fox was out of his mind, what grit to come back after that injury and help will is to that win. Love to see Huerter have a great fourth quarter and OT with good defense and rebounding. The depth came up huge today!
What a gutsy win! Fox was out of his mind, what grit to come back after that injury and help will is to that win. Love to see Huerter have a great fourth quarter and OT with good defense and rebounding. The depth came up huge today!
He’s a really interesting player. Not athletic at all. Looks like a sloth running around out there, but seems to always be in the right spot. Gets his nose dirty and seems to try incredibly hard. The shot from three is beautiful. I feel like it’s going in every time. Curious to see what happens with the rotation once Lyles comes back.
DeAngelo was talking crap to Fox from the beginning snd Fox just lit they asses up because of it. Russell wouldn't have anything to do with guarding Fox, but Fox was all about that life guarding Russell.
It's a damn shame Fox was in foul trouble and then got hurt because he was going to absolutely DESTROY the Lakers tonight, and the refs knew it.
Kudos to Keegan for staying mentally strong and stepping up, as well as Monk and Huerter and to a lesser extent Sabonis.
The refs really let the Lakers dictate the game, and they still lost. It was another one of those 5 on 8 games. The refs called things on the Kings that they let go on the Lakers, and I really hope the Kings film crew does their job and sends film to the league office from this one as it never should have gone to OT.
Kudos to the Kings for overcoming an obvious bias and disadvantage to still get the win.
I hope Foxy is ok. Dude is on another level right now. Like, All NBA first team level.
It's a damn shame Fox was in foul trouble and then got hurt because he was going to absolutely DESTROY the Lakers tonight, and the refs knew it.
Kudos to Keegan for staying mentally strong and stepping up, as well as Monk and Huerter and to a lesser extent Sabonis.
The refs really let the Lakers dictate the game, and they still lost. It was another one of those 5 on 8 games. The refs called things on the Kings that they let go on the Lakers, and I really hope the Kings film crew does their job and sends film to the league office from this one as it never should have gone to OT.
Kudos to the Kings for overcoming an obvious bias and disadvantage to still get the win.
I hope Foxy is ok. Dude is on another level right now. Like, All NBA first team level.
Yeah, Domas is too unselfish to a fault a lot of the time. He's one of the best rebounders in the NBA, he's one of the best playmakers/offensive hubs in the NBA and he's incredibly efficient when he does shoot the ball. But his first and second instinct is always to create for others and run the offense and not look for his own. Especially when Fox is around to carry the scoring load.
I think that'll need to be the next evolution in his game though and one he'll need to take if we're going to be real title contenders in the next few years. Jokic is built the same way, but Jokic also knows when it's time to tell everyone else to get the hell out of the way and he's going to go score the ball.
I think that'll need to be the next evolution in his game though and one he'll need to take if we're going to be real title contenders in the next few years. Jokic is built the same way, but Jokic also knows when it's time to tell everyone else to get the hell out of the way and he's going to go score the ball.
He has a funny stride coming up the floor, very heel to toe. But around the half court, he bounces on his toes a lot. It's like he's quick on his feet, but not a fast runner. He is also deceptively fast moving without the ball because he makes the right move one step ahead, mentally, of the defense. It's a joy to watch him. You kind of get the feeling he's the smartest guy on the floor and that goes a long way.
- Status