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2nd Round 2011: Los Angeles Lakers vs Dallas Mavericks.
7even:
:rubeyes: :rock:
wcsoldier:
I'm not sure how a back to back champions can be THAT scared on the floor ... they're were just pissing in their pants during the 2nd half
Where do I start ? :
-Well the Lakers have many problems right now but the biggest is Pau Gasol : he averaged a combined 19pts 11 rbs on 56% from the floor during our 2 championship runs in the postseason , this year 13.6 pts and 7.8rbs on 43% shooting.
The guy is playing like a pussy on both ends of the floor , doesn't want any responsability down the stretch .... rumor is he's playing like crap for some months now because his girlfriend dumped him ... LMFAO .. if that's true he should kill himself .. I know he was the reason we went to the Finals 3 years in a row ... but he can't get away with this type of play for months , it's just not one game
- Bench play : has gone worse each year since 07-08 .. Blake and Brown are so bad , they make you wish to have Vujacic and Farmar back
Blake is afraid to shoot and when he does it's a brick , he had the worst game from any player I've seen for a while and Brown is a bad shot/TO/missing defensive coverage to happen
- LO was great all year long , he has been very inconsistent in these playoffs
- first two games are another confirmation Phil is a bad in game ( or during gam) coach
We'll see what happens in Game 3 , obviously a do or die game
wcsoldier:
and you got to give credit to the Mavs , they have a solid gameplan on both ends of the floor and greatly execute it .. Dirk is just killing us
As for the Lakers, if we lose this series , it's time to trade for Dwight to keep this team as contenders for additional years with the young teams becoming serious threats ( OKC and Chicago plus the Heat)
The Watcher:
deer in the headlights comes to mind when describing the lakers in the 2nd half
fisher needs to be moved to the bench and have someone else starting at his spot. obviously blake isn't gonna cut it, they need to find a decent starting point guard who can keep up with the younger guards on defense. it seems like a lot of the time he was just chasing his man rather than keeping in front of him
The Watcher:
interesting read; http://bleacherreport.com/articles/691418-lakers-lose-to-the-mavs-again-what-in-the-world-is-wrong-with-the-world-champs
- Kobe has scored 59 points in the first two games, but he has taken 49 shots to get those points.
- Pau Gasol is scoring almost five points below his season average (18.8).
- In two games, the Lakers have shot a frigid 18 percent (7-for-39) from three-point range.
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