Misery Loves Company
Cavs, Magic, and Lakers also lost last night.
Washington Wizards 104, Orlando Magic 97 - Orlando Pinstriped Post
The cold-shooting Orlando Magic squandered an 81-71 advantage over the Washington Wizards with 10:39 to play and dropped their fourth straight game, and in stunning fashion, by a final score of 104-97.
Big, big W... (Nuggets/Cavaliers recap) - Denver Stiffs
Yours truly had the privilege of sitting right behind the Cavaliers bench (see picture) courtesy of my life long friend and Denver Stiffs reader "Mordecai." I'd argue that Mordecai's seats are some of the best - if not the best - at Pepsi Center (and it's absurd that my tickets cost the same as his, but I'll address that when I write my column on the many things the Nuggets need to do to improve the fan experience) because you get as close as possible to the Nuggets nightly opponents.
Laker Losing Streak Reaches Single Digit - Silver Screen and Roll
Moving from metacommentary back to actual hoops, tonight's game was an unsightly one for the Lake Show. Yeah, yeah, nine straight in the Rose Garden, I get it. But you know what? They played just as badly two nights ago at Staples against the Clips. Worse, even, when you account for location and opponent. It's not some Oregonian curse. The Lakers really do have a few problems at the moment.
Here’s a fun game. Player A: 6-13, 13 points, 12 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 fouls, 1 TO. Player B: 4-8, 8 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 foul, 1 TO. The game is called: Guess Which Player is Juwan Howard, and Which Player is Andrew Bynum. Seriously, I’m changing his name to The Brown Dwarf.
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This does make me feel a little better, however . . .
I’m still bummed that we couldn’t gain anything on the Cavs and Lakers and also that we seem to keep self-destructing in our losses.
And it was sickening
listening to the ESPN announcers go on about how badly the Lakers were hurt by Gasol’s industry. Yet, for all the times they mentioned the Hawks beating the Celts, I did not once hear them mention that Garnett did not play. I guess Garnett is not as important to the Celtics as Gasol is to the Lakers.
All the Pre-season "Big 5" Lost
San Antonio Spurs too, but at home after rising to 3rd in the Hollinger Power Rankings. How many of other team fans were crying that the sky was falling too was unknown too though the roar was deafening in Celtics Nation.
i'm actually encouraged by the optimism on here after the loss
maybe as a collective group, we’re learning to be more level-headed, more big picture.
now if we could only carry that over to when we lose when we’re healthy! We’re always going to lose games, you know.






























