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Another case of dumb Lakers fan syndrome.
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Another case of dumb Lakers fan syndrome.
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Unbelievable that they can actually write that sort of thing and believe their own BS.
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Their not pissed. You should be pissed. You could have made history going 40-1 but it didn't happen.
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Wow dude. It's THEY'RE not THEIR. It looks like someone didn't pay attention in grade school.
Why should we be pissed? It's not like we had a chance to set the record, we just had a chance to tie it.
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Aren't you part of their group (Lakers fan)
See, it is best taught when used in a sentence correctly.
They're stupid. They're = They are.
and one more just in case you mess it up as well.
There goes the crazy Lakers fan. They're unaware that the Cavs are going to destroy their team come the finals (if the Lakers even get there)
Grammar Burn.
See, it is best taught when used in a sentence correctly.
They're stupid. They're = They are.
and one more just in case you mess it up as well.
There goes the crazy Lakers fan. They're unaware that the Cavs are going to destroy their team come the finals (if the Lakers even get there)
Grammar Burn.
I can't say I have any stories about Lebron.
However...
My dad has a good friend who you use to be a chauffeur for a big fancy hotel in Houston. Well, most of the NBA teams that played Houston stayed there. He met a lot of the stars, and said most of them were very generous, usually giving him some decent sized tips. Kobe, however, didn't give him anything. And I hate to break it to ya Laker fans, but Kobe isn't exactly tight on money lol. I just can't respect this guy, not just because of this but because of the way he threw his teammates under the bus all the time when they were an average team, and the whole Colorado incident. I respect him greatly on the court, but I have absolutely no respect for him as a person. He is a jerk.
However...
My dad has a good friend who you use to be a chauffeur for a big fancy hotel in Houston. Well, most of the NBA teams that played Houston stayed there. He met a lot of the stars, and said most of them were very generous, usually giving him some decent sized tips. Kobe, however, didn't give him anything. And I hate to break it to ya Laker fans, but Kobe isn't exactly tight on money lol. I just can't respect this guy, not just because of this but because of the way he threw his teammates under the bus all the time when they were an average team, and the whole Colorado incident. I respect him greatly on the court, but I have absolutely no respect for him as a person. He is a jerk.
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Of course those Lakers fans are pissed. They wanted to see the starters rack up minutes like how the Lakers starters racked up minutes in a meaningless game against Utah. Me? I'm not pissed that we lost the final game of the season. I'm disappointed but far from being pissed. Cleveland has broken many records this season and come next season, more records will fall but there is one record that is the sweetest of all and it's the Cavs first championship.
Most Laker fans don't care. Sure you can find a quote here and there to try to make your point but so can I about any fanbase. Phil Jackson just has a different view on resting I suppose and on top of that he knew going in he was gonna get 4 days off regardless. Lakers always start on Sunday he knew that and Lakers were finishing the season a day before the last day of the season. Oh and it wasn't a meaningless game at all. If Lakers would have lost they would have played the Hornets in the first round. By beating the Jazz they insured the played them.
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I was pissed at the refs and disappointed in the outcome, but I was proud of our players (minus Sasha) and the fans had a great time with a bitter sweet ending to the season.
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It was a meaningless game because HCA went to Cleveland. Does it even matter if LA plays Utah or New Orleans in the 1st round? No and don't even TRY to force any kind of argument on this. Phil could've rested his players but he didn't. I think he did this to get Bynum more integrated with the starters not because they desperately wanted to play the Jazz over New Orleans.
And wtf is up with the Lakers fans moaning and groaning on Cleveland resting their players? A bunch of fooktards if you ask me.
Again 4 days is enough rest. Cavs only get 2 days off as they ended on Wednesday and start on Saturday. Lakers ended on Tuesday and start on Sunday. Phil said from the beginning anyways he doesn't like to sit his players anyways since fans paid money to see them and obviously with 4 days off its not a big deal at all. The two oldest players on the team only played 26 and 16 minutes (Kobe & Fish) foul trouble had a little to do with that. And yes the fact that you decide who you play in the first round is meaningful to make an argument that its a meaningless game is really near sighted Especially if they sat their players it would look like they were trying to avoid someone. So all they did was play the game which is what they are suppose to do anyways.
Not saying its a huge game, but its not as its a big deal to sit players so they dont play for 5 days instead of 4. The Cavs had more incentive to sit their players then the Lakers did.
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So doesn't it make sense that the cavs needed to rest their players while LA actually got the opportunity to play their guys. I think this argument is redundant and coaches should be allowed to play whoever they want, regardless of what the fans think. The only reason I wouldn't have played my starters would be to avoid an injury during a game that makes no difference to where you stand in the playoffs, especially if you are first seed. That means that you should theoretically be able to take out anyone in the first round.
Yes I never said it didnt make sense. I think the Cavs should have rested their players. Lakers were in a different situation entirely. Cavs only reason to play was to tie a record and would have 2 days off. While Lakers have 4 days off and the game had playoff implications. To be honest I think Phil would have played his starters if he was in the Cavs position anyways so in that way its redundant. Any fan talk is redundant though it has no affect other then fans like to talk about their teams. Like you said coaches should play who they want regardless what fans think Phil just feels different then Mike Brown they are just different coaches no right or wrong. Phil obviously has had success and Mike Brown has had success so far with the talent he has been given just different schools of thought.
