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Gasol came up with his own logo :x
I love Pau too.
Dudes a beast
Not Sarcastic.
I just don't want to see Pau being undervalued and not used properly like in the first half of the season. Then get blamed for it. Pau to me, can be the x-factor for this team.
"It's great to be with him," Jamison said. "I love a guy who expects so much from his teammates. He pushes his teammates. After games, we're traveling, guys are on their laptops, their iPads, watching movies, listening to music, this guy is watching film. He's breaking down situations. I'll be watching a movie, he'll tap me like, 'Come here.' He'll dissect plays like, 'This is what we got to do, me and you got to get this going.' I mean, this guy eats, sleeps basketball and the only thing he wants to do is to win another championship and I've never seen anybody as focused, as dedicated as Kobe."
anybody else disgusted on how antoni left jamison to rot on the bench for so long?
could have been a difference for some of our early losses
man forget that not being used right crap.your getting paid millions to play not pout so if you dont get the ball where you want it out there then do something else productive to help your got damn team out...
rockclapping.gifThat's not his game, you're asking him to do things he's never done before, be productive in areas he's not great at, and not using him in the areas he's great at. It's backwards.
The man can score down low, he has moves for days, and he's a great passing big. Let Dwight Howard focus more on the dunks, defense, and rebounding and let Pau be great.
If Pau isn't allowed to be great, there's no point, he won't make the team better. Forget coming off the bench, that's pointless. If the Lakers want to sniff the second round and be that championship contender. You need to utilize everyone's strengths, Paus especially.
Or else it's just an underachieving team that can beat the rest, but not beat the best.
That's not his game, you're asking him to do things he's never done before, be productive in areas he's not great at, and not using him in the areas he's great at. It's backwards.
The man can score down low, he has moves for days, and he's a great passing big. Let Dwight Howard focus more on the dunks, defense, and rebounding and let Pau be great.
If Pau isn't allowed to be great, there's no point, he won't make the team better. Forget coming off the bench, that's pointless. If the Lakers want to sniff the second round and be that championship contender. You need to utilize everyone's strengths, Paus especially.
Or else it's just an underachieving team that can beat the rest, but not beat the best.
"It's great to be with him," Jamison said. "I love a guy who expects so much from his teammates. He pushes his teammates. After games, we're traveling, guys are on their laptops, their iPads, watching movies, listening to music, this guy is watching film. He's breaking down situations. I'll be watching a movie, he'll tap me like, 'Come here.' He'll dissect plays like, 'This is what we got to do, me and you got to get this going.' I mean, this guy eats, sleeps basketball and the only thing he wants to do is to win another championship and I've never seen anybody as focused, as dedicated as Kobe."
Well, we hired a coach who's not used to adjustments. He only knows one thing and that's to run which is definitely not our strength.