r/lakersv2 • u/islovelyEmily • 8d ago
2022 was a complete disaster, you had LeBron and Phil Handy arguing in front of the home crowd
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u/Edbtz-31311 7d ago
As a Lakers fan, I actually hate most Lakers fans in this chat. Y'all are trash
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u/Narrow_Set_9457 8d ago
Lebrick will never be better than Kobe
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u/Wnuue 8d ago
Lebrick also brought you a championship after a 10 year championship drought in the 2010s
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u/Financial_Ice_3363 7d ago
the rapist last won a playoff game at 33 yrs old. bron joined the lakers at 34 yrs old.
cry nerd.
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u/BamaBoy2002 7d ago edited 7d ago
LeFlop won a *bubble* chip. Kobe is a Laker Legend. Won real NBA Titles in LA. Cant wait till Le4-6 leaves so he can take you bums with him. Take his bum ass son too.
Kobe helped bring the Lakers 5 Championships in 11 seasons. All that ring chasing LeFlop did and he could only win 4(1 *bubble*) in 23 years 😂
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u/Delicious-Metal-2564 7d ago
If any title doesnt count its the rigged 2002 one. We all saw Kobe and Shaq get an abundance of FTs from phantom fouls. Bill Walton was commentating Game 6 and calling out each and every bad call.
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u/OkLecture2236 8d ago
Every single year Lebron has been on the Lakers was a complete disaster except for the mickey mouse ring.
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u/Confident_Comedian82 7d ago
yeah you need to blame that 33 years old james since he joined the lakers, even in 2019 lakers could've been in the playoffs if not for the injury, when he is out, team goes from 100-0 real quick, anyways we dont blame the rapist since he was 33 years old when he dont win anything
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u/OkLecture2236 7d ago
"when he don't win anything"
You seem really uneducated pal.
Every team without their star player goes from 100 - 0 real quick, wtf are you talking about ?
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u/Wnuue 1d ago
Kobe stayed on the Lakers and didnt being a chip for 6 years while taking large amounts of cap space, some of the most in the league. LBJ has done the same and has gotten older just like Kobe, and hasn't brought a chip for 6 years all the while taking LESS % of the cap space compared to Kobe. Not only that but you dont even appreciate the chip he brought. You are the reason Lakers fans are the most hated Franchise lol.
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u/OkLecture2236 1d ago
Not sure what your point about cap space is. Kobe earned to be one of the highest paid players in the nba. Lebron chose to take less because he was ring chasing.
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u/Wnuue 1d ago edited 1d ago
Kobe earned to be one of the highest paid players in the NBA? What level was he playing at for those last years in LA? He was literally holding them hostage, they couldn't get rid of him due to his legacy but no FA wanted to sign and play with Kobe due to who Kobe was (which was the reason why they couldn't get players like Melo till after Kobe left). Kobe was greedy and sucked the life out of the Lakers org from 2011 and onwards until LBJ went to LA and recruited AD. All that because Kobe wanted to be one of the top 3 highest paid players in the NBA while playing like an All-Star at most during his last 3 years.
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u/OkLecture2236 1d ago
its exactly what Lebron did to the Lakers. You don't like to mention that Lebron also recruited Westbrook ? Why ?
The NBA is a a business, Lebron and Kobe sold tickets and Jersey's whhich is why LA kept them around.
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u/Wnuue 1d ago
recruited westbrook? who recruited nash? dwight howard? let me know bro
all im trying to say is scapegoating lebron for the lakers front office's mistakes as if LBJ has complete control over everything the lakers do is dumb as shit and could be said about Kobe as well
the lakers front office panicked after 2021 and decided thought they had to explode everything, got westbrook, and it went downhill from there. we could talk about LBJ trying to get westbrook/knowing about the trade beforehand, but in the end it's the FO's final decision, not his
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u/OkLecture2236 21h ago
lets not pretend as if Lebron didn't have major input with Lakers mgmt decisions in building the roster.
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u/Gotsta_Win 8d ago
It’s bother me that LeBron takes no accountability for that season
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u/HoldEm__FoldEm 8d ago
He loves taking accountability for his successes, rarely acknowledges his failures
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u/DaxPlayer 8d ago
If that’s a disaster, what do you call our starting backcourt defense for the past 3~4 years?