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"I'm beat up," replied Bryant


D'Antoni, who at one point stomped his foot in anger at       his 10-14 club. "But can you build on it? I hope so."

      He also called his players "lackadaisical" and "lethargic."



Bryant made only 9 of 29 shots

      But Howard made a jump hook, and then, with 4 1/2 minutes remaining, [Martell      Webster] was called for a foul on Bryant on a 3-point attempt,       even though a replay appeared to show no contact.   

      "Controversial call. ... I don't agree with it," said Webster, who       scored 17 points.   

      Said Wizards coach Randy Wittman: "I thought there were some very      questionable calls down the stretch, but those things tend to do that --       go their way."


"I am, actually," Bryant said with a loud laugh. "I am. I am. I'm very,       very happy to win one ... game

 "Controversial call. ... I don't agree with it," said Webster, who       scored 17 points.  

      Said Wizards coach Randy Wittman: "I thought there were some very      questionable calls down the stretch, but those things tend to do that --       go their way."



clearly Turnip didn't watch the game EITHER. there were bad calls BOTH WAYS and fouls that SHOULD'VE been called weren't...

guess he's still a bit miffed that the Wizards beat the Heat and not the Lakers...     

















CL67

"clearly Turnip didn't watch the game EITHER"

Never said I did.

I copied what the Wizards coach said.  Perhaps tell HIM or ask him if he watched the game.

Never said I did.

I copied what the Wizards coach said.  Perhaps tell HIM or ask him if he watched the game.



so you're willing to go off of this guy's OPINION rather than making an HONEST assessment. LOL i get it now. CLASSIC Turnip...   
















CL67

"so you're willing to go off of this guy's OPINION rather than making an HONEST assessment. "

How can I assess a play I didn't see.

What I can say is that the NBA is famous for giving superstar players the calls alot of the time (ours included), so I would not be at all suprised that Kobe got the benefit of a whistle at a critical time of the game.

What I can say is that the NBA is famous for giving superstar players the calls alot of the time (ours included), so I would not be at all suprised that Kobe got the benefit of a whistle at a critical time of the game.



Translation: "the refs gave the Lakers the game"...

shessh, i thought that ignorant little bug crappedmyshorts was the only one good for this excuse...      















CL67