[Pursuer's Lakers] (NBA Live 07)

by **Marquis** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:26 am

The whole team played very well and crushed poor Celtics, 0-9 losing streak, feel sorry for them :lol:

by **Cornerthree** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 1:46 am

BeByeMiS, Yeah, I'm glad about the numbers he's putting lately...

Marquis, Yeah the team-game gave the easy win...

by **Aircam** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 1:54 am

Pursuer I can now upload files but...when I record match...I have 15fps,and I often miss the jumpshot :/ so on 90% I'll loose the game... Will be okey if I don't record some match?

by **Cornerthree** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:45 am

Don't worry man.. It's Okay.. :lol:

by **Aircam** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 4:53 am

Okey... I want record but I dont want loose

by **hova-** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 5:09 am

Ah nice win over the Celtics. It is a rivalry I think ingame but I dont think it was too exciting or intense with that big margin between both teams at the end. Your big two contributing again. This is exactly what I need to make the Hawks better. An inside force like Odom to connect with JJ. Good Luck in your next games !

by **Cornerthree** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:45 am

Aircam, I don't mind it at all man...

hova-, Well I think this rivalry is getting a little reborn... If felt the excitement playing against them in some moments... Well Al Harrington would be great for you if he stayed for the Hawks.. Thanks again man..

Thanks for all the comments guys, appreciate it!

by **Cornerthree** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:46 am

Kobe, Ronny out, Lamar goes for 37, Lakers lose…
3rd quarter intervention

About the Warriors
Record 27-29(17th in league, 10th in conference, 5th in division)
Warriors are on a 0-1 losing streak
Leader in points Jason Richardson 20.7 PPG
Leader in rebounds Andris Biedrins 9.5 RPG
Leader in assists Baron Davis 5.9 APG
Leader in steals Jason Richardson 2.02 SPG
Leader in blocks Andris Biedrins 1.57 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game

Jason Richardson got crazy in the 4th period, scoring 18 points…

Box Scores
Lakers-95
Warriors-99

The Los Angeles Lakers suffered a first loss after winning three games in a row. Lakers fell down to 6th position in the western conference and 2nd in pacific division.
Lakers ended the first quarter successfully by holding a three point lead, but it was evaporated in the second quarter, Lakers entered the second half with a 1 point deficit.
Kobe Bryant and Lamar Odom did all they could in the third quarter to get their team the lead back. They combined 24 of Lakers’ 30 points in the third quarter and it looked like Lakers are going to hold the lead till the end of the game, but just in the last seconds of the third period, Kobe got fouled and suffered a right knee injury. This forced him to leave the arena, later that day Lakers’ trainer announced that he will be out for two games. After Kobe left, Lamar knew that only he could do the job. Mike Dunleavy was fired up in the third quarter, he scored 11 points for the Warriors, helping them not to sink.
Lamar Odom was hot in the last period, scored 15 points and got 6 rebounds, but Jason Richardson was the man. He scored 18 points for his Warriors’ to help them raise against Lakers. Lamar collected 37 points and 11 rebounds against Warriors, Kobe 24 points, 6 rebounds and assists. Ronny Turiaf was injured in the last period also, he suffered a calf injury, it’s unknown ho long he will be out…

Jordan™ Player of the game

JASON RICHARDSON
27 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, 0 blocks, FG 12-28, 3pt 2-8, FT 1-4.

Latest rumors
Carlos Arroyo(ORL) improving in 3 areas?

by **hova-** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 9:13 am

Top game by Odom, but Kwame and especially Posey were quite shy. With Kobe out you will face two tough games next. Hopefully you can get some scoring by your bench (maybe Farmar again?) and especially by Odom in the next games. Biedrins had 5 blocks, not bad. I think GSW is always difficult with J-Rich and B-Diddy, so no problem on the loss. Just get back on the winning track when Kobe is back.
Good luck!

by **.Dee.** on Thu Dec 28, 2006 2:54 pm

Yeah Lamar Odom went all out into golden state, havin 37 points and still being above 50% is impressive, KObe shouldve had more points but i guess he was kinda pulled back by the GSW backcourt (before he was fouled), maybe thats why you lost by 4, good recap

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:08 am

hova-, I agree with you, I'm kinda missing Posey, he was great at the first weeks after the trade, but he's getting silent now, don't know why...

.Dee., Well usually Kobe posts 10+ points in the last quarter, you know, so maybe that's the reason he scored only 24 in three quarters, I'm just happy he's going to be out for such a short term...

Thanks for the comments guys..

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:27 am

Jazz holds off Lakers’ late rally…
3rd quarter intervention

About the Jazz
Record 15-41(28th in league, 14th in conference, 5th in division)
Jazz are on a 1-0 winning streak
Leader in points Andrei Kirilenko 17.6 PPG
Leader in rebounds Carlos Boozer 10.0 RPG
Leader in assists Derek Fisher 4.8 APG
Leader in steals Derek Fisher 1.71 SPG
Leader in blocks Andrei Kirilenko 1.87 BPG
Injured players: C.J. Miles(unplayable)
*Info before the game

Lamar Odom was injured at the start of the third quarter, but cameback and provided his team with some more points, he scored 27 against Jazz…

Box Scores
Lakers-110
Jazz-117

The Los Angeles Lakers suffered a second loss in a row, this time against western conference outsiders Utah Jazz. Lakers fell down to 6th spot in the western conference and 2nd in pacific division.
Lakers started the first quarter pretty good, but lost it by 2 points. Jazz continued their good work in the second quarter, as they extended the lead by 5 points, to a 7 point lead.
Lakers star Lamar Odom was fouled and injured at the beginning of the third period, gladly he didn’t have to leave the game. But Lakers weren’t doing good without him, they were blown out. Smush Parker and Maurice Evans led the team in the third period, with the help of other players they were able to somehow combine 25 points, but they completely forgot about defense. Jazz had put 40 points into their basket in the third quarter. Lakers were completely stunt at the end of the quarter. Brewer and Araujo combined 20 points in the third quarter, they also got much help from other bench players.
Lamar got back to the court in the 4th quarter and started the Lakers late rally. Smush Parker scored 12 points, Lamar added 14, Thomas 8. With a little help from other guys Lakers were able to score 40 points in the last period, but that wasn’t enough because Jazz’s players were also playing. They scored 25 points and held off Lakers.

Jordan™ Player of the game

DERON WILLIAMS
21 points, 1 rebounds, 8 assists, 3 steals, 0 blocks, FG 8-25, 3pt 1-11, FT 4-7.

Latest rumors
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by **Marquis** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 3:28 am

Yeah some playing time for Marty :wink:

Jazz played balanced offense. Pretty funny cause the 3rd and 4th scores are reversed

by **Aircam** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 3:40 am

Where was defens in this match :?:

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 3:59 am

Marquis, Well you know, I have to use my reserves sometimes...

Aircam, On the bench...

by **hova-** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 4:48 am

Ah seems to be kinda hard without Kobe. Odom can handle it, but the others were not really one fire while the Jazz had several players in double digits.
Your record is still quite good but it would be better to get the 1st spot in the pacific to not fall down too far in the West. Would not be cool to see you playing any of the other Division leader (especially the Spurs). Although a game vs the Suns in playoffs would be cool

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 5:16 am

Yeah there's no player who would score like 20 or 30 more points than he did before, that's the biggest problem... At least he's coming back soon... Well it all depends on how great Phoenix will play, currently they're my biggest opponents in the battle for a better seed. Thanks for the comment...

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 5:17 am

February recap

Power Rankings

Projected Playoffs matchups

Players of the month
Click on the players screenshot to see stats

West Rookie of February Rudy Gay

East Rookie of February Adam Morrison

West Player of February Pau Gasol

East Player of February LeBron James

League leaders
Click on the players screenshot to see full standings

Leader of points per game Kobe Bryant

Leader of field goal % Alonzo Mourning

Leader of three pointers % Brian Cardinal

Leader of free-throw % Troy Hudson

Leader of rebounds per game Dwight Howard

Leader of blocks per game Rasheed Wallace

Leader of steals per game Allen Iverson

Leader of assists per game Gilbert Arenas

by **hova-** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 9:00 am

Ah, at the moment you would face the Suns, would be cool

Well nothing special ... Kobe again holding the crown for the guards among the MVP candidates. And Milwaukee is kinda suprising when you take a look at the power rankings. Rookies of the month again very realistic.

Keep it on, good luck !!

by **Marquis** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 9:52 am

Good recap. I think you really need to try winning more games and rising from the 6th place, because Phoenix would be very tough opponent for you.

And why you don't give us full season standings? As well as your team stats. I would really like to see the stats

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 11:35 pm

hova-, Thanks a lot man... I think McGrady or Pierce will soon step in the MVP candidate list...

Marquis, Well I was planning on making a HUGE update before the playoffs, when the regular season ends, I'm thinking of putting info about each team, lots of info and some other intresting shit...

by **Cornerthree** on Fri Dec 29, 2006 11:42 pm

Lakers manage to stop Bibby and co.
3rd quarter intervention

About the Kings
Record 30-27(15th in league, 9th in conference, 4th in division)
Kings are on a 1-0 winning streak
Leader in points Mike Bibby 19.9 PPG
Leader in rebounds Shareef-Abdur Rahim 10.2 RPG
Leader in assists Mike Bibby 6.1 APG
Leader in steals Ron Artest 1.95 SPG
Leader in blocks Ron Artest 1.70 BPG
Injured players: No Injured Players
*Info before the game

Smush Parker stepped it up in the last minute hitting clutch jumpers…

Box Scores
Lakers-108
Kings-104

The Los Angeles Lakers stopped their 0-2 losing streak against Kings. Lakers got back to the third spot in the western conference and 1st in pacific division.
Lakers were lights out in the first quarter, outscoring Kings by 16 points. Though Kings didn’t let them to go any further, they cut the lead to 8 points after the second period.
Lamar Odom was playing with a sore shoulder for his team, but was able to produce everything he could. He scored 12 points in the third quarter, along with 5 rebounds. Maurice Evans helped him with 8 points in the third period, but Lakers were going down. Kings’ superstar Mike Bibby poured in 12 points, getting some big help from Ron Artest and Brad Miller, his team managed to cut Lakers lead to 2 points.
Mike Bibby continued his efficiency in the last period, he scored 16 more points for his team, Kings were looking really strong.Smush Parker got much help from Kwame Brown, he not only scored points, but grabbed 18 points in the game(13 offensive boards). Smush Parker then scored 5 points in 1 minute helping his team get back the lead and somehow hold it till the last minute. Then Mike Bibby tied it with a trey, but Smush Parker got back the lead with his own three-pointer. Seconds later, he answered with another jumpshot, Kings were looking hopeless. Lakers managed to stop Bibby and were victorious.

Jordan™ Player of the game

MIKE BIBBY
38 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 6 steals, 0 blocks, FG 13-31, 3pt 6-13, FT 6-6.

Latest rumors
Josh Smith(ATL) improving?

by **Marquis** on Sat Dec 30, 2006 2:18 am

Bibby was doing his job, but the good thing that you managed to win, eben without Bryant

by **.Dee.** on Sat Dec 30, 2006 8:46 am

Odom has been doin his thing lately after Kobe's gone, Nows a good time to
share the attemps more to him, maybe he'll hit 40 points...Keep it up (Y)

(BTW Nice close win)

by **Cornerthree** on Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:37 am

Marquis, Well I was surprised by the performance of Bibby... Kinda shocked me... And I absolutely don't know how I managed to win... It looked unbelievable...

.Dee., Well the fact is the Odom's going only better after Kobe left for a few games, that's really great for him and for my team... Hope he can continue his great performance, when Kobe's back, though Lamar won't be so good then...

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