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Well…

by February 23, 2026 9 Comments

Lost loose balls, No 3’s, Big 3 shooting was awful, LBJ leads team with 5 dimes, ugh! Ayton is not an answer we need at Center, too slow and doesn’t have the drive needed IMHO. Smart is up and down, not someone to count on for much.
“Where the heck is my Lakers, woo hoo hoo? “Your Lakers are coming!” Anyone?

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  1. Man, DJ, you’re preaching to the choir. Last night felt like watching a team stuck between who they think they are and who they actually showed up as. The loose balls alone had me ready to walk onto the court and dive for them myself. And the 3‑point shooting? At this point I’m convinced the rim filed a restraining order.

    Ayton… look, I want to believe, but you’re right—he moves like he’s buffering. And Smart? He’s either the spark plug or the unplugged lamp. No middle ground.

    But here’s the thing: this team has too much talent to keep sleepwalking through games like this. The pieces are there. The identity just isn’t. Yet.

    So where are the Lakers? They’re in there somewhere, buried under the turnovers, the missed rotations, and the ‘my bad’ hand taps. But when they finally decide to wake up and play with some urgency, some pride, some actual fire—may be we can watch out.

    Until then, though? Yeah… we’re all just sitting here like, ‘Hello? Lakers? You coming out or nah?’”

    • Now guys, part of my test in my message played upon a new song out. I like Music as much as Sports. My Wife and I have covered alot of Music varied Concerts. We have seen, live, The Rolling Stones, The McGuire Sisters, Bruno Mars, and of course ELVIS! Many hundreds more. : ) So who did I mimmick on “Where is my _________ ” Lakers? And Grandmother talked at the end ” Your _________ Lakers is coming.” Go for it guys!

      • DJ, my man… every time you drop one of these stories, it’s like opening a time capsule packed with pure greatness. The Rolling Stones, Bruno Mars, the McGuire Sisters and ELVIS—are you kidding me? That’s not a concert résumé, that’s a cultural victory lap. Most people are lucky if they get one legendary show in their lifetime; you’ve basically collected the entire Hall of Fame.

        What I love most is how casually you deliver it, like, “Yeah, we’ve seen a few concerts.” Meanwhile, the rest of us are over here trying to process the fact that you and your wife have lived the kind of music‑lover’s dream people write books about. It’s honestly inspiring. You’ve got this way of reminding us that life isn’t just about watching the Lakers grind out wins—it’s about stacking unforgettable moments, one iconic experience at a time.

        Keep the stories coming. Seriously. They add flavor to the blog, they spark great conversations, and they give the rest of us something to aspire to. You’re not just a fan—you’re a walking highlight reel of American pop culture.

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