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Lakeshow’s Anemic Offense Strikes Again
Posted on 23 Jan 2012 by Arthur Kai.
After a month of play, the Los Angeles Lakers are who we thought they were. A team that is only a few pieces away from being a legitimate viable threat to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy once again. Unfortunately, the present day Lakers are going in the wrong direction, as they're on a three-game losing streak, capped off by a 98-96 home loss to the Indiana Pacers last night. The Mamba & C...
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LakeShow Doesn’t Bring Talents to South Beach
Posted on 20 Jan 2012 by Arthur Kai.
In the early of stages of a young and shortened season, elite level teams are still making adjustments as the season progresses. As of right now, teams are being judged by their recent play, and there is no way to hide the fact the Los Angeles Lakers are not a good road team, as they lose to the Miami Heat 98-87 in the first game of a Florida 2-step. And to make matters even worst, their offe...
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Battle of Los Angeles Part 1
Posted on 15 Jan 2012 by Arthur Kai.
In the midst of Kobe Bryant's “40′s the New 30 Tour”, the first showdown between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers took place last night, with the youthful Clippers outrunning and outlasting the veteran Lakeshow squad 102-94. The Mamba had another 40-point night, but apparently his crew went all MIA (missing in action) on him. The Mamba scored 42 points las...
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Two Games Above Sea Level
Posted on 10 Jan 2012 by Arthur Kai.
Two weeks into this abbreviated NBA season, the Los Angeles Lakers are two games above .500, are in 7th place in the Western Conference (only two games out of first place) and as a team, still look like work in progress. This version of the Lakeshow, appears to be more of a cohesive unit on defense, than offense. Which is a good thing, because the Lakers could easily see themselves on the negat...
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Lakeshow Still in Search of First Victory
Posted on 27 Dec 2011 by Arthur Kai.
The Los Angeles Lakers have yet to pick up a “W” in the win column two games into the season, as they fell to the Sacramento Kings on Monday night 100-91. Fresh off of a last minute 4th quarter collapse, in a 88-87 home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Christmas Day, the Lakers fell behind early on the road to the Kings and couldn't recover on the second night of a back-to-back. The La...
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Kobe playing ball in Turkey?
Posted on 8 Jul 2011 by Joe Davini.
If your a Lakers fan this might be one thing that you wouldn't be happy about. Kobe playing basketball overseas in Europe with the NBA being locked out. It all got started with Deron Williams signing a deal to play in Turkey, and then gets word that Kobe would look into maybe doing the same thing. Is it worth it though? That's something that could be debatable. Kobe is due to make 25 million ...
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Kobe….surprised by coach hiring
Posted on 25 May 2011 by Mark Jasper.
For more on this story click on the link below. http://eye-on-basketball.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22748484/29564425
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Call it an era, the party’s over
Posted on 9 May 2011 by Donovan Williams.
Dreadful. Humiliating. Embarrassing. Those are the first three words of a “Rated G” variety that comes to mind after watching the Dallas Mavericks sweep the FORMER, two-time NBA Champion Lakers into rebuilding mode. All the other words spilling from my mouth would have made George Carlin proud. The Dreadful Let's start with the poor defensive rotation. I've heard Stu Lantz say numer...
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Kobe’s Last Stand
Posted on 6 May 2011 by Donovan Williams.
I've been thinking over the last few days about what to expect from the Lakers tonight. And here is what I think: 1. Kobe will shoot the ball 30+ times. Whether or not he is still capable of single-handily winning a game remains to be seen. I do not doubt for a second that he still has the will to try. Can his body keep up with his mind and determination? We will see. Kobe will, at the very lea...
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Uh oh. Lakers are in trouble
Posted on 5 May 2011 by Donovan Williams.
Okay. I've said for a while to wait for me to say it is time to panic… WELL NOW IS THE TIME TO PANIC. Everyone except Kobe and Andrew Bynum seemed like they were playing a critical playoff game. Blake, Brown, Barnes, Artest and Fisher all looked out of sorts. And what to make of Pau? There has to be something physically wrong with him because he looks completely out of sorts. I am ALMO...
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Watching the 3rd and I am Getting Nervous
Posted on 5 May 2011 by Donovan Williams.
I am starting this post early in the third quarter. I figure that I want to give myself a jump start on this post and if the Lakers win, then I will be able go to bed pretty quickly after the game because I'll be done with this. But if they lose, it's going to be a long night. Here is what I like so far: 1. Andrew Bynum. He's playing like a big and is dominating the Lakers offensive paint. 2. K...
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There Goes the Sweep
Posted on 3 May 2011 by Donovan Williams.
The Lakers really know how to get my blood pressure up. The game was unfolding exactly that I expected. The Mavs and the Lakers would go back and forth early on. Then as the game continued, the Lakers would extend a lead attributable to stupid mistakes by the Mavs and championship poise by the Lakers. Then in the 3rd quarter, after significant halftime adjustments, the Lakers would put the g...
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Christopher Rowe said: Precisely. Peyton should be on the shopping list for 25 of 32 teams. He makes any ...
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Christopher Rowe said: Charlotte Bobcats may be the worst team in pro sports right now. It's sad to watch
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Greginator said: Every NFL team should want a Manning. Peyton Manning won't play for the Colts in 2...
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Greginator said: NFL also adding two more teams... one in Los Angeles as they don't want to relocat...
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Greginator said: Not the worst idea ... no one else plays by NL rules... not minor leagues or inter...
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