
I bet you all are thinking, "Which man is 'The City' Girl talking about?" Well you know that the Holy Trinity did their thing. (Disclaimer: In no way am I sacrilegious or trying to commit blasphemy, I am just a fan) But this win was another team win. Yeah, they nearly dropped it when they played like they were the no chemistry-Knicks, but no way in hell were the Warriors going to let their former selves lose them this game.
Now let's talk about the match-ups:
Jordan Farmar vs. Monta Ellis
Farmar, please, don't go to anymore L.A. hair salons; be a man and go to a barbershop. Second of all, even though you are improving, remember that you are playing last year and possibly this year's Most Improved Player.
Even though Farmar didn't reappear at all in the second half, "Baby Jesus" would struggle against the Fakers' Derek Fisher. So much that the lead the Dubz had created would disintegrate within 7 minutes in the 3rd quarter! By the 4th quarter, the Warriors were grasping to a 3pt lead, but leave it to the "Holy Ghost" to carry the Warriors' with the win in the "City of Angels."
Stephen Jackson vs. Kobe Bryant.
So , where do I even begin? After shooting that crazy ass 3 instead of driving, which I still haven't accepted as a daily occurrence, I thought "The Messiah" would have to save us. With Kobe Bryant finally lighting up in the second half and actually hearing the Staples Center crowd actually being a true audience (no disrespect), I thought the Dubz would lose composure. Then Jax and Kobe would give the people what they want with a shootout with back-to-back threes, but Jax having the last word. I'm surprised Kobe didn't fake an injury as he always does when the Fakers' aren't doing well (i.e. groin, finger). You know, Kobe's basic bitchassness
Groupie Love (no golddiggers):
Kelenna Azubuike
Jordan Farmar vs. Monta Ellis
Farmar, please, don't go to anymore L.A. hair salons; be a man and go to a barbershop. Second of all, even though you are improving, remember that you are playing last year and possibly this year's Most Improved Player.
Even though Farmar didn't reappear at all in the second half, "Baby Jesus" would struggle against the Fakers' Derek Fisher. So much that the lead the Dubz had created would disintegrate within 7 minutes in the 3rd quarter! By the 4th quarter, the Warriors were grasping to a 3pt lead, but leave it to the "Holy Ghost" to carry the Warriors' with the win in the "City of Angels."
Stephen Jackson vs. Kobe Bryant.
So , where do I even begin? After shooting that crazy ass 3 instead of driving, which I still haven't accepted as a daily occurrence, I thought "The Messiah" would have to save us. With Kobe Bryant finally lighting up in the second half and actually hearing the Staples Center crowd actually being a true audience (no disrespect), I thought the Dubz would lose composure. Then Jax and Kobe would give the people what they want with a shootout with back-to-back threes, but Jax having the last word. I'm surprised Kobe didn't fake an injury as he always does when the Fakers' aren't doing well (i.e. groin, finger). You know, Kobe's basic bitchassness
Groupie Love (no golddiggers):
Kelenna Azubuike
1 comment:
Yum, Yum and YUM. Thanks for the 'Buke love :)
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