its not one, its another and I hope Luke can return from this and not have continuous problems with this nerve.

IMO, the second unit is struggling because they do not pass the ball well enough. Farmar or Brown seem to dribble around the perimeter before either shooting or passing to a shooter. Very rarely does the second unit pass the ball more than two or three times before a shot. This is were Luke is a huge asset. Sure he may fire up one of his turn around baseline Js every once and a while but he is an extremely underrated passer who is very unselfish.

Hopefully Luke can get back sooner than later…

luke is one of my fav players and is so underated idk why ppl dont like him. in 06 he was carrying the team by himself i hope when he comes back he will be his old self that dunks it on mello on mellos birthday in game 6

The Blazers had 3 guards they wanted to play and only 1 SF who wasn’t injured, so they just slid 6’6" Brandon Roy to SF and played the 3 guards, bringing the SF off the bench.

Maybe the solution for the Lakers (other than the catastrophic non-solution of giving significant minutes to The Worst Player in the NBA) is to play Farmar at the 1, UPS at the 2, and move Kobe to the 3.

Kobe can rebound and defend. He might give up a little size on some nights, but that beats the hell out of extended minutes of the mustachioed catastrophe…

Gasol dies on CSI!

Is Wally Szczerbiak, who I’m not horribly excited about, but at least he can shoot the ball, which is a lot more than our resident bench shooter can attest to.

I’m getting the feeling that Kupchak might start looking to make a move. The bench hasn’t proved itself, we’re not going to be 100% for a while, and we’re rapidly digging a hole.

Those maturity and character questions Jennings faced throughout the draft process? We can put those to rest. Jennings was despondent that he couldn’t pull out a win for his teammates who worked so hard to help bring the Bucks back from an 18-point third quarter deficit.

I’m not sure too many rookies can score 25 points, grab seven rebounds and dish out eight assists and be so eager to take the blame for not making the right decision on their team’s last possession.

“Ersan’s [Illyasova] man had doubled me. When I looked back over the tape he was wide open for the jump shot. This is something I’m going to learn from. It’s a long season,” Jennings said.

The Bucks lose to a team in the upper echelon of the Western Conference by two in overtime, Jennings cranks up a line of 25/7/8 and he takes the loss all on himself? Watch out NBA, this kid is going to be awesome.