Granted, you were able to make the connection between the negativity I was pointing out and the Gasol bashing, but this thread has nothing to do with the Lakers.

It’s hard to know from mere text, but it reads like you are ranting and lashing out. Let it go. So what if you don’t like what a certain class of ostensible Lakers’ fan has brought to this forum. How are you any better? Show some class.

Also, Laker Homers and LA Laker Orange County Honks should all shave their butts and be made to walk backwards all day tomorrow for the way that their precious Lakers just flat out quit!

You’ve heard of pig roasts? Brace yourself for a “Gasol roast”, as Laker Homers and Honks everywhere make him into a scapegoat in order to protect Kobe (who by the way also completely disappeared in this series even more so than Pau).

Sports urinalist breed that kind of negative attention. At least the commentators at some point show a little more class.

And even though this is the not the thread for it: Hats off to the Mavs. It’ll be interesting to see how the do against the winner between OkCity/Memphis. The lived by the three. We’ll see.

As we now all see in the NFL draft, it’s not about what guys can do, but it’s all about their faults that matter. We pick athletes apart and forget that guys like Pao Gasol are real people with real feelings, real emotions and real problems (on and off the court), just like we all have.

I feel bad for Pau Gasol, because he’s been made out to be the scapegoat for the Lakers demise. My how quickly Laker Honks forget that without Pao the Lakers don’t win the last two championships, but as General Patton liked to say: “All glory is fleeting”.

I’m always willing to lend a helping hand though, so if you Laker Homers are having a hard time locating a suitable bridge to jump off of, here’s a great link to a tall bridge that will get the job done in nearby San Pedro (especially you Orange County Laker Honks who profess to know everything about the NBA fans in Orange and Riverside Counties!):

http://www.sanpedro.com/sp_point/vtbrdg.htm

It’s one thing to note specific areas where a team got beat. But to have to always talk as if it is because somebody isn’t playing to their potential is to fail to notice that the other team just made it difficult for them.

And I’m not just picking on Moore they all do it. Note to sports urinalist: This is what a series is.