Dallas at LA Lakers
#681
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:24 PM
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#682
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:34 PM
But, I guess when you've made as many clutch shots as he has you can make that sort of a decision.
“I told Luke, you’re young, you’re rich, and you’re living in Beverly Hills. If you’re not having the time of your life right now, I have failed you as a father.” - Bill Walton
#683
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:34 PM
#684
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:35 PM
So u wanted him to pass that shot up?? Get out of hereTerrible shot selection by Derek Fisher. He took that way too early into the clock and would have given Dallas a lot of time had he missed it.
But, I guess when you've made as many clutch shots as he has you can make that sort of a decision.

#685
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:41 PM
We should've fouled Vince when they inbounded it.Terrible shot selection by Derek Fisher. He took that way too early into the clock and would have given Dallas a lot of time had he missed it.
But, I guess when you've made as many clutch shots as he has you can make that sort of a decision.
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#686
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:42 PM
#687
Posted January 16, 2012 - 10:43 PM
So u wanted him to pass that shot up?? Get out of here
You say that because he made it. Had he missed that shot and we lost the game you would feel differently. The fact he made it does not mean it was the smartest possible shot at the time.
I would have been fine with a shot fake and closer range shot. Dirk was coming to challenge rather than close out, so he would have had an easier uncontested shot and wasted more time. The home team needs to take as much time of the clock as possible, especially considering how well we were playing defensively. We would have won the overtime.
“I told Luke, you’re young, you’re rich, and you’re living in Beverly Hills. If you’re not having the time of your life right now, I have failed you as a father.” - Bill Walton
#688
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:17 PM
Terrible shot selection by Derek Fisher. He took that way too early into the clock and would have given Dallas a lot of time had he missed it.
But, I guess when you've made as many clutch shots as he has you can make that sort of a decision.
Lol fish cant catch a break huh? Take it for what it is no and ifs or buts
#689
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:19 PM
You say that because he made it. Had he missed that shot and we lost the game you would feel differently. The fact he made it does not mean it was the smartest possible shot at the time.
I would have been fine with a shot fake and closer range shot. Dirk was coming to challenge rather than close out, so he would have had an easier uncontested shot and wasted more time. The home team needs to take as much time of the clock as possible, especially considering how well we were playing defensively. We would have won the overtime.
Come on mad it it what it is had kobe made the buzzer breater against dallas last season in game 1 we might of not gotten sweept but fact is we got swept and fish made the 3 pointer and we got a w all that matters today
#690
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:25 PM
Nope. I say that because it was an open clean look and D Fish is shooting. And besides, if he did miss, Dallas would have way less time than him making it.You say that because he made it. Had he missed that shot and we lost the game you would feel differently. The fact he made it does not mean it was the smartest possible shot at the time.
I would have been fine with a shot fake and closer range shot. Dirk was coming to challenge rather than close out, so he would have had an easier uncontested shot and wasted more time. The home team needs to take as much time of the clock as possible, especially considering how well we were playing defensively. We would have won the overtime.

#691
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:28 PM
Nope. I say that because it was an open clean look and D Fish is shooting. And besides, if he did miss, Dallas would have way less time than him making it.
Dallas would have had 3-4 seconds left, which is an eternity in a half court game winning scenerio. I'm being realistic, regardless of what the outcome was.
“I told Luke, you’re young, you’re rich, and you’re living in Beverly Hills. If you’re not having the time of your life right now, I have failed you as a father.” - Bill Walton
#692
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:36 PM

#693
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:38 PM
On a side note, as of the conclusion of this game, the Lakers have played 5 more games than the Clippers. I know it's a lockout shortened season, but is that normal?
yea it means twoard the end we will have a game and about 3 rest day in between
#694
Posted January 16, 2012 - 11:45 PM
Dallas would have had 3-4 seconds left, which is an eternity in a half court game winning scenerio. I'm being realistic, regardless of what the outcome was.
if we played better offence fish should of never taken the shot, seeing Dallas was having an off night and we would be ahead so your point? being realistic to
Edited by Hollywood, January 16, 2012 - 11:45 PM.
#695
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:00 AM
Terrible shot selection by Derek Fisher. He took that way too early into the clock and would have given Dallas a lot of time had he missed it.
But, I guess when you've made as many clutch shots as he has you can make that sort of a decision.
Kobe passed it to Fisher and he was open for the shot so he took it. Not sure what you expected Fisher to do.
Against any team, when a final shot is taken, anything above .7 seconds is enough time for the other team to get a shot off.
Whether he made or missed it, Fisher took the right shot because it was an open look, which are very rare in end of game situations. When he receives the ball, there is 5 seconds left.
The only other option he had was to swing the ball one more time to Gasol and if he's makes it, the Mavs still have at least a little more than a second to shoot AND from where Gasol is standing, it would be a two pointer. Fisher making the three gave the Mavs only one option on that final play, a catch and shoot three point attempt.
#696
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:07 AM
if we played better offence fish should of never taken the shot, seeing Dallas was having an off night and we would be ahead so your point? being realistic to
Your hypothetical is a lot less likely considering that wasn't the game situation.
“I told Luke, you’re young, you’re rich, and you’re living in Beverly Hills. If you’re not having the time of your life right now, I have failed you as a father.” - Bill Walton
#697
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:10 AM
Kobe passed it to Fisher and he was open for the shot so he took it. Not sure what you expected Fisher to do.
Against any team, when a final shot is taken, anything above .7 seconds is enough time for the other team to get a shot off.
Whether he made or missed it, Fisher took the right shot because it was an open look, which are very rare in end of game situations. When he receives the ball, there is 5 seconds left.
The only other option he had was to swing the ball one more time to Gasol and if he's makes it, the Mavs still have
at least a little more than a second to shoot AND from where Gasol is standing, it would be a two pointer. Fisher making the three gave the Mavs only one option on that final play, a catch and shoot three point attempt.
As I stated earlier, Derek Fisher could have shot faked and stepped in a few feet for a closer look. Dirk didn't close out well and was very vulnerable. That would have led to a closer look, and more time expiring.
“I told Luke, you’re young, you’re rich, and you’re living in Beverly Hills. If you’re not having the time of your life right now, I have failed you as a father.” - Bill Walton
#698
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:13 AM
#699
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:25 AM
Your hypothetical is a lot less likely considering that wasn't the game situation.
Okay say he missed the shot were do we go from there what would dallas do shoot a 3? All these what ifs are useless take it for what it is he made it and we won like i said thats all that matters today
#700
Posted January 17, 2012 - 12:26 AM
Lakers won, but they have issues. When Kobe has a bad game, can you really trust this team to pick him up? I don't think so. Honestly, I think there will be games where everybody on the team is struggling.
The Lakers got lucky Dallas didn't knock down open shots. Part of that is the Lakers' D, but they also missed some wide open ones.
shall we go over the wide open shots and layups the Lakers missed tonight?
Defensively we just held the Dallas Mavericks to 70 points. That says something.
We just need our offense to flow, defensively we're getting better and holding a lot of high scoring teams to low numbers, I love how we can grind it out and win a tough game like this.
Remember when we used to be blowing a team out by 20 or so and then they come back and force it to overtime or they win because we were a streaky team? Yeah I don't miss those days..
What I see is we can be really streaky offensively but when we lock them down defensively when we come around it's in reach we can take it. THAT is what I want to see.
Sure I'd love if we were scoring 100 points per game and blowing these teams out on both ends like winning tonight 110 to 70. But offense comes and goes, defense is eternal. So I think as long as our defense is consistent when we get into the flow offensively..we'll be tough to stop.
If we somehow land Dwight Howard AND Nash (which is one of the biggest reaches I've posted, don't think that will happen), then yeah...I have no problem with it, because Howard won't allow anyone to take Nash off the dribble 30+ minutes a game.
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