For Lakers, Portland means pitfalls
"Since acquiring Kobe Bryant in a draft-day trade in 1996, the Lakers are 6-23 in Portland in the regular season, falling to the Trail Blazers year after year, whether rain or hail or the occasional burst of sunshine as their bus pulls into the oversized garage.
Phil Jackson used to blame the weather. Then he blamed the team's semiannual visits to the Nike store in nearby Beaverton. Then he went back to blaming the weather.
It will be noisy — the Blazers' fans are among the best in the league — adding a Super Bowl-type din to their den whenever the Lakers arrive."
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“Our shots just weren’t falling tonight” isn’t exactly random, but I think it’s a very funny standby reason.
Apparently not giving up on Brandon or Greg paid no dividends. Whatever... Go Blazers!!!
Not enough scrap.
They couldn’t figure out how to “do some things”
The smarter you are, the more likely you are to be tripping balls at any given moment.
Bring Back Dre.
I love the writer referring to brown as "Phil Jacksons replacement"
I don’t think they like him down there
No one in the world can beat me at RBI baseball 3(nes).
Comparing Blazers fans to fans at the Superbowl is unfair
to Blazers fans. The Superbowl is as known for timid fans almost as much as it’s known for commercials.
the truth hurts. fox news is painless































