I completely agree with your thoughts on the Lakers. This season has shown some improvement compared to the previous ones, and it’s crucial that we build on that momentum. The trade deadline will be an interesting time, and I hope the team doesn’t stand pat. Doing so would indeed be a waste of the progress we’ve made. Adding DFS was a smart move, and now it’s time to invest more and capitalize on that decision. Patience is key, but with the right moves, we can truly elevate our game. Thanks for sharing your insight!
The Clippers have been clipping the Lakers since 2011, winning the season series 11 out of 13 times, if memory serves me right. When the Lakers turned the ball over on their first possession, I knew we were in for a rough night. AD settling for long jumpers instead of attacking the rim was just a sign of deeper issues. (Is he still dealing with the injury that kept him out the previous game?) There are numerous problems with this team, but these are just a few glaring hiccups. It’s frustrating to watch, but we need to address these fundamental issues if we want to turn things around.
Hey Havoc,
I completely agree with your thoughts on the Lakers. This season has shown some improvement compared to the previous ones, and it’s crucial that we build on that momentum. The trade deadline will be an interesting time, and I hope the team doesn’t stand pat. Doing so would indeed be a waste of the progress we’ve made. Adding DFS was a smart move, and now it’s time to invest more and capitalize on that decision. Patience is key, but with the right moves, we can truly elevate our game. Thanks for sharing your insight!
Very good points, @Havoc. You made great points.
I totally agree with you, DJ. Very true!
The Clippers have been clipping the Lakers since 2011, winning the season series 11 out of 13 times, if memory serves me right. When the Lakers turned the ball over on their first possession, I knew we were in for a rough night. AD settling for long jumpers instead of attacking the rim was just a sign of deeper issues. (Is he still dealing with the injury that kept him out the previous game?) There are numerous problems with this team, but these are just a few glaring hiccups. It’s frustrating to watch, but we need to address these fundamental issues if we want to turn things around.
Re: “And Spend like the Dodgers!”.
I will take that route any day.