However, you feel about that era of the Los Angeles Lakers and San Antonio Spurs, the world is a better place because Robert H Sorry played for them in the 2000s. His performance in the game. 5 of the 2005 NBA Finals against the Detroit Pistons gave us something to remember about that dry white toast in a seven-game series, and even the series, 2-2 shot for the Lakers against Sacramento Kings in the 2002 Western Conference Finals was one of the tournament’s most indelible moments. H sorry came again last night, this time burying the winner in a suit and tie.
The Lakers lost last night. Nothing new there, but a specific 128-110 loss to the Dallas Mavericks sent the Lakers out of the play-in with seven games remaining in their regular season. LA time reporter, Brad Turner had a simple question for Russell Westbrook after the game. With the Lakers knocked out of the play-ins, “What needs to change?”
Always on the defensive – everywhere except on the field – Westbrook replied “nothing” needed to change. That’s right, nothing needs to change for a team that had championship aspirations at the start of the season, and near the end 13 games under .500. After Westbrooks’ initial response, he asked Turner what changes needed to be made. Turner replied “winning,” to the chagrin of Westbrook, who then confronted Turner. It’s not like Ryan Leaf yells at reporters, but he’s clearly not happy.
That whole interaction amuses H Error. As soon as the press conference ended, he decided to point out how ridiculous FaceTiming Turner Live on the Access Sportsnet Lakers was.
Westbrook did this earlier in the season. When he was request At the start of this month how he dealt with the Lakers’ struggles, Westbrook captured the way the reporter asked the question. The reporter bluntly said that the season would not turn out the way Westbrook envisioned. Westbrook replied, “What did I envision?” A back-and-forth followed for about a minute until Westbrook simply said, “I have no expectations. I go into every situation equally.”
Regardless of whether or not you believe former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook had no expectations when he was transferred to a team with Anthony Davis and LeBron James, this needless rivalry with reporters is getting old. If he doesn’t want to answer the question, sit there for the amount of time the league requires and say nothing literally or figuratively. But he should stop pestering people who are doing their job well by asking legitimate questions about the Lakers’ struggles.
It’s not entirely his error The Lakers’ 2021-22 season was a complete disaster. Injuries have a lot to do with it as Davis has missed most of this season, and the team was soon in a predicament with James out for a while. However, the reason he was brought to LA was to help stabilize the ship as James and Davis will certainly miss out on time so the way the Lakers slip up the standings at the end of the season won’t happen once. again.
Instead, the Lakers consider a number of rotation players lacking in what it takes to be a truly competitive team in the NBA. Westbrook didn’t ask the Lakers to slash their roster to get him, and wrecked one of the best defenses in the league, but that’s what happened. It shows up – and for the record, I’m not sure I know what’s going on in Westbrook’s head, so he won’t bake me in semantics if he reads it – let him down .
He is one of the most competitive players in the league and seems to be excited to be back home from performing on stage. lame walk after the deal, and after the second half of last season with the Washington Wizards. This flashy franchise is the joke of the NBA instead, and the Lakers are much more fun Sunday night on HBO.
He has every right to be disappointed this season with the barrage of criticism and the results on the pitch. He also has every right to keep to himself his frustrations with this season. But if he’s going to act silly the way he did last night, then the likes of Robert H Sorry need to call him for it, because those who are definitely not at fault in our lousy season. The Lakers are the ones who question him.
