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Bryant scores 58 points in loss to Bobcats

ondeadline

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I caught the end of this one. The Lakers lose in triple overtime 133-124 before the largest crowd in Bobcats history.

Okafor has 22 points and 25 rebounds, one of three Bobcats to score 20 or more points.
 
I know they lost tonight, but I've been really impressed with the Lakers this year. No one thought that the Lakers would be this good this early after Shaq left. The past two years have showed me two things:
1. Phil Jackson is the greatest coach of all time.
2. Bryant is the best player in the game.
 
MrIncredible said:
Thanks, Rambo.
Hey, if we said Rambo wasn't right about anything, we'd say LaDainian Tomlinson is not the best running back in the league.
I'm sorry but I'm not going to let Cockdian change my views on the Kobe. :D
 
sportschick said:
This is the last time I will say this. . . CHUCK IS NOT NOW, NOR HAS HE EVER BEEN, THE COCKDIAN.

Thank you for your time.
Yeah, what she said.
 
MrIncredible said:
Thanks, Rambo and Mrs. Rambo
:D

I won't let Rambo change my opinion of Kobe, either. He's a great player. But the Lakers would have won in regulation if he could get the team involved. If they were involved, they'd be playing defense on guys like Carroll and Gerald Wallace.

Phil Johnson is a great coach, too. But if he were the greatest of all time, he wouldn't have a one-dimensional team that forgets to play defense against inferior teams.
Phil Johnson?

Rambo, is that you? :D
 
MrIncredible said:
Thanks, Rambo and Mrs. Rambo
:D

I won't let Rambo change my opinion of Kobe, either. He's a great player. But the Lakers would have won in regulation if he could get the team involved. If they were involved, they'd be playing defense on guys like Carroll and Gerald Wallace.

Phil Johnson is a great coach, too. But if he were the greatest of all time, he wouldn't have a one-dimensional team that forgets to play defense against inferior teams.

But .. but ... but .. Luke Walton isn't one-dimensional ;o)

And Michael Jordan gave Carroll a tip: If you shoot it, you will score
 
MrIncredible said:
Fixed, good catch.

And Phil Johnson might be a better coach than Phil Jackson, too.
Bynum,Cook, and Brown dosn't scare me at all. Then again, you don't have to play defense to be succesful in today's NBA (see Phoenix Suns).
Kobe didn't give it up tonight but he had to take over. That's what he's good at now. He knows when to go for 35+ or 20 and 10(ashists). We all know the guy can score but he's also a great pasher.
 

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