Sacre stays in the game despite 6 fouls

The Lakers won the game.

 

the OP lost.

 

Actually it's almost certainly in the Lakers' best interest to lose that game against a tanking rival.

I have to admit that this season is kind of lame without the Lakers being nearly as hateable as usual.

 

That's sacrilegious.

 

meow.

 

Except the Cavs are not tanking, they are actually trying to win eg. the Deng trade.

 

http://www.basketball-reference.com...t&c3val=&c4stat=&c4comp=gt&c4val=&order_by=pf

Sacre blew his chance to set the record.

http://www.sbnation.com/2010/11/13/1026775/today-in-sports-history-november-13th

 

When Nash came to the bench dressed towards the end of the game, shouldn't they have made him sub?

 

True, but they are so godawful that they may finish below the Lakers. Also, we aren't quite at that spectacular part of the season known as "tank time" when all of the players on the crappy teams like Cleveland suddenly go out for the year with odd ailments.

Trust me, as a long time Clipper fan, I know more about the tanking process than any of you novices!

 

LOL at the Cavs losing even though Lakers were outnumbered..:grin:

Wonder why Mike Brown did not capitalize the opportunity to draw more fouls from Sacre..:grin:

 

I'm LOVING watching the Lakers fall into decrepid ineptness... I jus pray it doesn't result in top 3 draft pick...

 

Nash was a DNP-CD, Farmar was not "hurt" (cramps), i dont understand

 

Because it's mike brown...

 

Sacré Bleu!