Really dude? You saw how we manhandled them. We were up by NINEFUCKINGTEEN. Then Bynum acts like a cock and Kobe jacks up the most stupid shots ever.
He had wide open guys on like five of his shots in the third quarter/fourth where he took a sick contested shot and missed by alot.
We're never going to challenge the Spurs for second place. Everytime they lose, we lose two. Everytime we get a chance to create some space between Clippers, we lose when they lose.
I'm sick of it. the fuck is wrong with this shit

ridiculous

??

i never said we arent capable.... its just time and time again failure lol

but sustainability seems to be a key vice for us.

its sad that everyone puts the burden on kobe alone though.

bynum is awesome. but he has no idea what hes doing 90% of the time when hes double teamed.
and like ive said before, he cant hit the deck for hustle plays, he cant go after a fumbled pass (because of injury risk)

sure its ez to sit there say pau (fade away 7 footer this year) and bynum (reasons listed above) need more looks. but they need to start stepping up too

this season is reminiscent of last year, or the last year of kobe/shaq
when they just coast by to the playoffs.

Listened to the game on the radio.

He's still taking shots he doesn't need to take when there's open guys. Ramon was open on two of the shots and he's a great 3 point shooter. I mean come on

u think mike brown or kobe let a guy who just came into the team take the last few shots of the game? even if he took it and missed kobe woulda kicked his balls for it. if he made it, it be diff story

Another disappointment on the road

get used to it because tomorrows gunna be worse i think

Kobe gave Chandler Parsons some high praise after the game. LOL, it was funny when Kobe scored those clutch baskets late in the game. Parsons tried to stick his hand up but Kobe just drilled a fade away with ease on him. The other one he got open for a three when Parsons was too slow to rotate over. I thought Courtney Lee did a better job defending Kobe but late in the game McHale put him on World Peace.