But hold on just a second, the Lake Show, although not a headliner this year, has played reasonably well against the Suns this season even if they were all L's in the end; two out of three games anyway. Down 8 going into the third the first matchup in November and down just one last week does not sound as bad as the 0'fer for the head to heads would imply. No Amare Stoudemire sounds is an arguable advantage for the Lakers. At the same time he hasn't played all season so it's not like the Suns are learning to play without the cat. And with the game Sunday having much more meaning for the Lakers than the Suns I can see a Laker victory there giving a nice pick me up heading into the real season.
Alas, I speak to quick sometimes. After all, there is still a possibility that the Lakers and I could be quitting that which we love come early next Thursday morning. I've promised my spouse that I would quit smoking at the end of the Lakers season this year. So, yeah, I have a vested interest. But that's neither here nor there, it's possible with a three game losing streak that we finish tenth. Tenth, my friends is not a coveted spot. Nowhere near great lottery position and not in the playoffs is kinda like a roundball limbo, like being on a date with a virgin only to find out she's a lesbian.
All this is to say that we need the final three games. So let's play a little Good Thing/Bad Thing
- Good thing => In our last five games, the home team has been victorious. We are at home for the rest of the season.
- Bad thing => Our longest win streak this year I believe has been four. The third game would have to be the fatal fifth if we are to win out.
- Good thing => Say we win out, and say Phoenix's defense continues to be mediocre at best. Suddenly we have a very interesting seven game series on our hands.
- Bad thing => We've lost to the Suns seven straight times....
Okay, I don't like this good thing bad thing thing so let's be out like Yao. . . . .
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