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wcsoldier:
Second very good game for Kwame in a row: Lamar found his way, Kwame seems to be the next, ..... with Kobe, the return of Chris, I'm confident for the playoffs and next season 8)
acbaylove:
Damn Kwame, finally! I'm loving him now..
Stone Cold is Bout It, Bout It:
I rather have this Lamar and Kwame then a 30 year old KG. They're playing so great this past month or so...I LOVE IT!
Did you guys see those nice alley-oop's Lamar threw to Kwame last night?...ill have the highlights later
Lamar and Kwame -- ;D
BTW..Phil needs to stop playing Sasha so much..and when kobe has a hot 1st quarter, keep'em in the game, don't sit'em in the 2nd quarter, and if luke is having a bad game don't play'em so much..and if b.cook doesn't hit his first couple of shots, sit him down b/c he can't play defence for shit...we should of won last night by 20 but i guess phil is still experimenting. :-\ hopefully he'll clean it up in the playoffs ;) 8)
Lakers had me nervous a couple of weeks ago but it looks now like we're in the playoffs. The queens have 5 back to back games & the Hornets have 9 road games left in there schedule :laugh: ..
Lakers got the hornets on sunday...i wanna see a blow out. :firedevil:
acbaylove:
Shit man, that pic of Guerra in your sig is so beautiful i forgot what i had to say. Whatever...
GO LAKERS!
wcsoldier:
Just when Kwame Brown appeared to be getting on track, he might be slowed by an injury.
Brown suffered what initially appeared to be a minor hamstring injury Friday night near the end of the Lakers' 101-96 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.
But Coach Phil Jackson was somewhat concerned Saturday. Although Brown was at practice and worked out, he was kept off the court.
Jackson said of Brown's right hamstring, "I don't think you'd say it's torn, I think it's just a slight cramp. There's some tightness there."
Jackson said Brown's injury would be further evaluated today, before the team's game against the New Orleans Hornets at Staples Center.
"I don't want to say he might not play," Jackson said. "I just want to say we have to think about possibilities. It's very possible that he may be able to come out and play at full level once he gets warm."
However, Jackson added that he'd rather give Brown the night off than aggravate the injury. He said how much Brown plays probably would be determined by how the game goes.
Brown was the overall No. 1 pick in the 2001 draft, selected by the Washington Wizards straight out of high school, but has not lived up to that billing. However, Brown, acquired in an off-season trade, is coming off his best week as a Laker.
In the last three games, Brown, starting in place of injured center Chris Mihm, averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds and made 19 of 29 field-goal attempts. In the second of the three games, he had 21 points and 12 rebounds in a victory over Sacramento. He had 16 points and nine rebounds Friday.
If Brown is not at full strength, it would probably mean more playing time tonight for Andrew Bynum, even though Jackson recently has been critical of the 18-year-old rookie's play.
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