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  1. avatar fuster says:

    Everybody likes him here and he’s got plenty left…..It’s just that he drives you crazy because he has no ability to focus, he doesn’t know where the ball’s going because he doesn’t know what he’s doing because he has no clear idea of who he is or where he is.

    Best thing for him is to pitch in a very large ballpark with very few people around.

    The Pirates seem ideal.

    (and Bobby was shot when we got shut of him.)

  2. avatar fuster says:

    I imagine you looking into a glass of rice milk-charcoal and being consumed.

  3. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Wow, this AJ guy sounds like he should be my favorite player. I can toadly support his de-centered pseudo-identity. That’s how baseball makes me feel, too.

  4. avatar fuster says:

    support AJ now because he’s soon going to be the arteest formerly none as AJ.

    soon, his name is Nobody New

  5. avatar Scott Miller says:

    So it was a good thing for both teams. Can’t imagine anyone but the Yanks have the money and nostalgic interest in Bobby to take him off our hands.

  6. avatar fuster says:

    we dont really want him, but need a left-handed, part-time DH.

    got turned down on the guy we asked the Pirates to send, got turned down by the Indians re Travis Hafner.

  7. avatar miguel cervantes says:

    An interesting offering, won’t be available till June, but I got an advance copy, soon to be a major motion picture;

    http://www.amazon.com/500-Novel-Matthew-Quirk/dp/0316198625

  8. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Looks like a possibility – I’ve got this one on my list for mainstream fiction: The Fear Index But am stuck in another political philosophy book right now.

  9. avatar fuster says:

    acetone, a fat cigar and a snifter of brandy should loosen you up.

  10. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Frog–looks like you’re going to get JR Smith. I’m kind of disappointed actually that the Clips lost out on him. I have a fondness for crazoids. Must be the Universe balancing things out. Some sanity comes into NY, and then some sanity goes out.

  11. avatar miguel cervantes says:

    It’s odd how we can come up with a dozen reasons to come to the FSA’s aid, but there really wasn’t an argument offered to prevent Bel Hadj and Company.

  12. avatar fuster says:

    do we want JRSmith? seems the Clips anted him more, and promised him that he would be in the starting 5

  13. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    heard the Knicks were able to guarantee him more money. I do not understand the details. Question is still whether it’s all gonna be Marshmelo or Harshmellow down the line.

  14. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    esp when the Knicks hit a difficult patch in their schedule.

  15. avatar miguel cervantes says:

    ‘More human than human’ that is the Tyrell Corporation motto for the Nexus 6,

  16. avatar fuster says:

    you mean a stretch where they might actually -gasp- lose a game? two?

    you think that players will be driven to tears and beyond?

    from the one game that I saw, the Nix are going to be far better off with Anthony back and they play Lin a few less minutes. When Lin went out, they reverted to having no one able to dribble and draw a double. Anthony does and will get all the ball and shots he requires then and a bunch of easier shots from Lin.

    Potential problem is whether he plays some fairly energetic D.

  17. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Just speculating on potential problems, but, if I were a Knicks fan, I’d be overjoyed and enthusiastically looking forward to seeing them all try to make it work taking it further than they should. They went from impending-trainwreck to majorly-worth-watching almost overnight. I’d definitely root for them over the Clippers… but, then again, there’s no one I wouldn’t root for against the Clippers… OK, I’m toadly ready to jump on their bandwagon, esp. if I see buy-in from Mememelo and Stoudemire, and even if Lin turns out to be closer to average than to Chris Paul.

  18. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Potential problem is whether he plays some fairly energetic D.
    Sorry, not in this life-time. Doesn’t know how. In my opinion, defense requires a kind of focused brain power that you either have or don’t have. Everyone believes that d is about motivation. Not me. I think offense is about motivation. Are you motivated to execute what you’re trying to execute as a team–whatever that is. D is coachable to an extent, but only because great defensive coaches have an eye and an instinct to find and work with players who already have a defensive mentality.

  19. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Other question is the other D: Antoni.

  20. avatar fuster says:

    Scott, with my own little beady eyes, I saw Anthony play D in a Knicks game once……and he played it damn well……with two D-playing guards and a pretty good defensive center behind him, he wouldn’t have to exactly kill himself guarding a wing.

  21. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    “there’s something crazily sad about almost the entire squad” The Lakers as the anti-Knicks at the Lin moment http://es.pn/xBothQ

  22. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    (that’s a really nicely done article, btw)

  23. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Frog: Well, you right about the rice w saffron, and I do like the positivity, so, ok, let’s go with the idea that there’s a possibility. Go Marshmellow! I know my chant needs a little help.

  24. avatar Scott Miller says:

    “That’s a nicely done article, btw.” Ya think? As in it’s fucking great. I know you like to be all cool with your eastern hommies here, CK, and you do get credit for posting it, but come on. Give the writer the love he deservers. “Kobe’s relentlessness has always been his most celebrated quality, but this season, he’s starting to remind me of one of those space probes that somehow keep feeding back data even after they’ve gone out twice as far as the zone where they were supposed to break down.” That’s great stuff and completely right on. Then he describes how Bynum and Gasol are just staying out of Kobe’s way perfectly. It’s a phenomenon. I’ve never seen anything like it, so it’s perfect that the writer goes all sci-fi. Perfect. If it weren’t for me ADD issues I’d try to find out his name and maybe even remember it.

  25. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    well, like I said it was a REALLY nicely done article. Funny, imaginative, illuminating, captured the current moment in Lakerdom perfectly and comprehensively, yet economically. The only improvement might have been a grotesquely sadistic psycho-fantasia from the point of view of a Laker fan on David Stern, but you can’t have everything, and it might not have made it to publication anyway. So, within the bounds of acceptable taste, it was terrific. Brian Phillips is the writer’s name.

  26. avatar fuster says:

    and it trod very delicately upon the rather obvious question of how in the name of hell could the Lakers NOT have ditched Fisher when they scrapped the triangle.

    do the emotive West-coast have the will to pass a hint?

  27. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    dude… they blew up the team trying to get replacement…

  28. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    I guess you could say they aimed too high – they also used both draft choices on guards… anyway I think they were and are conscious of the need…

  29. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    The Nix are coming back on the Hornies … (figures they’d play the Hornies now, are the Generals also coming up?)

  30. avatar fuster says:

    they could have picked up a point guard from half a dozen available free agents to replace Derek.

    having Fisher on the floor guarantees that the offense goes through Kobe.

    If Fisher is playing more than half the game at the point, my guess is that Bryant leads the team in assists.

  31. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Bryant leads the team in assists, I believe irrespective of Fish’s mins. He led the team last year, too.

  32. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Nice one, CK, about the “Generals.”
    Frog: One of the strongly believed myths in Laker land is that Kobe respects Fish and so Fish is invaluable as the only person Kobe will actually listen to. I have a whole other narrative. I believe Fish is actually a very self-conscious, nervous, prone to making mistakes kind of guy and always has been. I never believed that he believed in himself. He got a couple of lucky clutch shots and everyone assumed that meant he believed in himself and Fish wanted to believe what everyone else believed because he had no personal belief. Funny phenomenon playing out sadly in the end.

  33. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Actually, no one could do anything, even talk, until the lockout was over. They then put on a full-court press to get Paul. They actually did get Paul, in a way. It’s the Lakers. They may give Arenas a try, but they’re looking to the post-Kobe Era and may make a big try to get Deron Williams… if it’s OK with Stern.

  34. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Fish is a good announcer though – filled in one night when Chick was sick and Stu did play by play, and was great. Will probably instead make a zillion in business or maybe the front office.

  35. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Again, I like the positivity, so…Go Fish! And what happens tends to keep happening and since Fish has defied the energetic reality of his personal sense of self in a way that rarely happens, it could keep happening in ways that work out for him.

  36. avatar fuster says:

    Bryant would always lead the team in assists under Phil’s offense….when Big Chief Triangle folded up the teepee and left town, one would expect that a point guard would have entered and the ball would go from the PG into the post, where the Lakers have two guys who each should get 18ppg.

    Scott, I think that I would not bank on Bryant’s having too much respect for any body at all.

  37. avatar fuster says:

    Knicks now ready to send the Lakers BOTH Baron Davis and Mike Bibby for Gasol alone!

    would give the Lakers great young legs ahead of Fisher and give the Knicks a good bench player…… but the slaries probably wouldn’t work out..

  38. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    Yeah probly not. Darn. Hey is “the Nix” a tabloid thing or your own creation? I like it. Would be a great actual team name. Could play in deep black uniforms… not sure about the team symbol – maybe the Null Set…

  39. avatar Scott Miller says:

    Don’t be mean, Frog. You know the Knicks would have to throw in Lin in the deal. And as far as Kobe, the greatest player in history, is concerned. You’re right, it played right into his hands for his PG to be a guy people thought he respected. He didn’t really. He likes Fish. That’s different. No one with an ego the size of Kobe’s is going to have a sidekick he really respects. Kobe knew Fish got lucky and never really believed in himself. That’s why he didn’t trust him. Now that I’ve seen Paul, I don’t think he has the confidence to play with Kobe every day either. He’s just fragile enough to cave to Kobe too. Things worked out as they needed to. Another reason I was interested in JR being a Clipper. Paul interacting with JR is more of a fair match than Paul interacting with Kobe. Paul might have helped JR get healthy, feeding him rice and saffron regularly.

  40. avatar fuster says:

    I don’t remember ever reading it anywhere, but Nix seems too obvious for no on e to have used prior to moi.

  41. avatar fuster says:

    it’s the NBA Scott, they can afford to snort saffron ….which, in former times in NYC, cost more than coca.

  42. avatar CK MacLeod says:

    NY “Nix” search turns up the Knicks… NY NIXX is a Hip-Hop artist… there’s a sports bar in Pensacola called New York Nick’s.

  43. avatar Scott Miller says:

    That makes Fuster’s nixname Sir Nix A Lot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY84MRnxVzo

  44. avatar miguel cervantes says:

    Yes, I suppose the failure to avoid Bobby Brown, was ironic in that sense, btw, we know why Sullivan defended Buchanan,
    they both share a feral contempt for Israel’s survival, even at
    the mercy of the Wahhabis

  45. avatar miguel cervantes says:
  46. avatar miguel cervantes says:

    You know I was willing to concede that law was poorlyr drafted, but Slate and co, had to ‘dial it up to eleven’ I

  47. avatar fuster says:

    —–oddly, pregnancy also correlated w/ abortion _____

    silly you. we in the hysterical abortion community are regarding your views with a possibly really jaundiced eye.

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