



God help us.
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@ndrew wrote:I will kiss Batronuj if we win.
Batronuj wrote:
I'll kiss SteveBozell if we win this.
Batronuj wrote:@ndrew wrote:I will kiss Batronuj if we win.
I'll kiss SteveBozell if we win this.
seejaydeja wrote:If Lakers can't beat the Jazz in a 7 game series, they can't beat anyone in the West, and they know that.
Do you consider yourself a Utah Jazz fan?seejaydeja wrote:Go ahead, lose this one too, Jazz. I don't care anymore.
Bradford wrote:seejaydeja wrote:If Lakers can't beat the Jazz in a 7 game series, they can't beat anyone in the West, and they know that.Do you consider yourself a Utah Jazz fan?seejaydeja wrote:Go ahead, lose this one too, Jazz. I don't care anymore.
Racer X wrote:LA has nothing to play for. If you were LA wouldnt you try and beat us just to get us in the first round? We are really disjointed right now . . . not the best when heading into the playoffs. Dallas had been looking really good except for the last couple of games.
Not only do we need this game, but need a loss from either Dallas or NO.
Baller 24 wrote:Lakers' Jackson will not rest regulars in finale Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson said he will not sit regulars Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol or Derek Fisher in the regular-season finale against any team, according to the Los Angeles Times. If the Cleveland Cavaliers win Monday night, they clinch the overall best record in the NBA, leaving the Lakers with what appears to be a meaningless home game against the Utah Jazz. But the first-round playoff opponent for the Lakers could be the Jazz. "I don't think of sitting players," Jackson said Sunday. "I don't think that's the right thing to do when people buy season tickets and special-game tickets and things like that, and the league has asked us not to do that. I have players that are going to play their 82nd game this week, hopefully, and that's a big milestone in this game, to have played them all." Bryant, Fisher and Trevor Ariza will have played all 82 regular-season games if they play Tuesday. Source: Los Angeles Times
Done and done.