Attn: Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom - Grow some chest hair and man up, unless you're just trying to kill our
Odom
14 June 2008
is the best place to be and everyone else wishes they could be us.
Posted by Brian George | No comments yet
2 June 2008
I feel like all the Lakers need is big play from Lamar Odom to win this series. It seems to me that the Lakers go as Odom goes. Look for him and Gasol to be working Kevin Garnet like a s
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Posted by Phenom™ | No comments yet
30 May 2008
Finally.
A collective sigh of relief can finally be let out. After a season that can, at best, be called unpredictable, the Lakers have solidified their position as one of the elite teams in the NBA. Yes, Lakers fans, we have once again climbed the mountain and are almost at the end of our journey. We swept the Nuggets, silenced the Jazz, and dethroned the Spurs. We are the Western Conference Champions, undoubtedly the best team with the best player in the world, perhaps of all time.
Posted by Nathan Behnam | No comments yet
23 May 2008
blazin' earlier, and take care of this classic Western Conference Finals business at the OK (as in Odom/Kobe, w/plenty of Pau power) Corral. This is the match-up I predicted, though New Orleans made it interesting.
Posted by Peace Wilson | No comments yet
8 May 2008
rds in game 2. The prognosticators, nay sayers and even some of the Lakers were calling Lamar Odom and Pau Gasol soft. Really? So what happens? Lamar (19 points, 16 rebounds) and Pau (20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 blocks) had monster games. So much for them being soft.
Posted by Stephanie Stafford | No comments yet
5 May 2008
Finally, these so called experts are recognizing the Lakers defense. The defense that exposed and discombobulated the Nuggets offense. The defense that was a huge contributing factor in allowing the Lakers to “sweep”. During the Lakers/Nuggets series we had to listen to how the Nuggets imploded, how it was all on them, but hello did anyone take a look at the shooting percentages of AI and Carmelo. The Lakers went into that series on an obvious mission and that was not to let AI and Carmelo have great offensive games. Mission Accomplished.
Posted by Stephanie Stafford | 1 comment
24 April 2008
Unfortunately, Lamar Odom get the chance to play that many minutes b/c he was in foul trouble for much of the night. Kenyon Martin fouled out half way through the fourth quarter but it didn’t really matter. The Nuggets were toast by this time.
Posted by Stephanie Stafford | No comments yet
18 March 2008
ol, even as he did for Bynum before that.
Lakers clickin' on all 8-cylinders, from the start. Odom, Turiaf, Radmanovitch, Kobe, Fish. Mavs chipped away at 20+ Lakers lead, pulling to within 16 with a min. and change left in 3rd.
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Posted by Peace Wilson | No comments yet
1 February 2008
t Detroit Pistons.
Luke Walton adds to list of injured players who won't play.
Consensus is Odom needs to consistently play with the 22 pts./12 rebounds he produced against Knicks. In other words, more points, fewer assists.
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Posted by Peace Wilson | No comments yet
21 January 2008
Really now, can't K Brown and Odom and Turiaf TOGETHER cover for the emergent young homegrown star Bynum, lately down in the knee?
One hates it when Kobe has to take the team back on his shoulders, when his quota's 50 instead of 30, since the last anybody checked, it was a team sport. S'up with those other guys? I guess it's a rhythm thing when there's a new Robert Parrish in the hole, and he goes down.
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