04/18/12: Los Angeles Lakers (39-23) @ Golden State Warriors (22-38) - ESPN (7:30 PT)

[chazzy]

Metta's looked so much better this past month. Finally in shape and healthy

[blacknapalm]

i told ya'll, indiana ron is back

[DonDadda59]

The Lakers are STACKED, this stretch the last few games should shut certain people up about Bean's supporting cast. With Dwight out, Bynum is by far the best active center now, Pau is the most skilled PF, both guys are automatic 20/10 threats. Artest has found a second wind and is playing well on both sides of the ball, same with Barnes. The ball flows, making Brown's offense actually seem effective.

Just imagine if they still had a motivated Odom on the books too...

[macpierce]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

The Lakers are STACKED, this stretch the last few games should shut certain people up about Bean's supporting cast. With Dwight out, Bynum is by far the best active center now, Pau is the most skilled PF, both guys are automatic 20/10 threats. Artest has found a second wind and is playing well on both sides of the ball, same with Barnes. The ball flows, making Brown's offense actually seem effective.

Just imagine if they still had a motivated Odom on the books too...

then they wouldnt have sessions

[PickernRoller]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

The Lakers are STACKED, this stretch the last few games should shut certain people up about Bean's supporting cast. With Dwight out, Bynum is by far the best active center now, Pau is the most skilled PF, both guys are automatic 20/10 threats. Artest has found a second wind and is playing well on both sides of the ball, same with Barnes. The ball flows, making Brown's offense actually seem effective.

Just imagine if they still had a motivated Odom on the books too...

Stopped reading there....when you play rookies you look like an all-time great.

[DonDadda59]

Originally Posted by macpierce

then they wouldnt have sessions

True, but Odom(before his mental breakdown)>>>>Sessions. Hell, dude could (and has) play point forward.

[DonDadda59]

Originally Posted by PickernRoller

Stopped reading there....when you play rookies you look like an all-time great.

Who is a more skilled all around PF than Pau?

[BlackVVaves]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

The Lakers are STACKED, this stretch the last few games should shut certain people up about Bean's supporting cast. With Dwight out, Bynum is by far the best active center now, Pau is the most skilled PF, both guys are automatic 20/10 threats. Artest has found a second wind and is playing well on both sides of the ball, same with Barnes. The ball flows, making Brown's offense actually seem effective.

Just imagine if they still had a motivated Odom on the books too...

[1987_Lakers]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

Who is a more skilled all around PF than Pau?

Exactly. Pau has everything. He has post moves, he can shoot, he can pass, he can rebound, & he can defend. Extremely high IQ player who knows the game.

[KOBEtherealKing]

Goudelock sighting!!!!!

[BlackVVaves]

You're using 7 games to define an entire season worth of play.

[PickernRoller]

Goudlock with some minutes

[Dave3]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

Who is a more skilled all around PF than Pau?

Depending on the concentration you can say Dirk or Love are more skilled. If you're strictly talking low/high post PF then yeah maybe he's the most skilled there.

[1987_Lakers]

Originally Posted by Dave3

Depending on the concentration you can say Dirk or Love are more skilled. If you're strictly talking low/high post PF then yeah maybe he's the most skilled there.

Dirk isn't as skilled as Pau, he doesn't rebound, defend, & pass like Pau, he might be a better player though. Love is very skilled, but his defense needs to improve.

[RazorBaLade]

Originally Posted by DonDadda59

The Lakers are STACKED, this stretch the last few games should shut certain people up about Bean's supporting cast. With Dwight out, Bynum is by far the best active center now, Pau is the most skilled PF, both guys are automatic 20/10 threats. Artest has found a second wind and is playing well on both sides of the ball, same with Barnes. The ball flows, making Brown's offense actually seem effective.

Just imagine if they still had a motivated Odom on the books too...

Consistency is key.