The Los Angeles Lakers knew what was coming into Staples Center on this night a Minnesota Timberwolves Bunch that is not without turmoil but some All-Stars or former All-Stars at every position. In the end the Lakers prevailed with Hustle Board plays from one Tyson Chandler as the Lakers sneak one by the T'Wolves 114-110.
It was Derrick Rose that gave Lakers Faithful the spooks when he went back to back money balls cutting a 111-104 Lake Show lead to 111-110. It might be safe to say when rested D-Rose is a problem as he went for 31 points including seven from Manhattan Beach and El Segundo but not where the Lakers Practice Facility is located in El Segundo.
His partner in crime one Jimmy Buckets added 24 points as Butler hit five money balls as they combined to go 12 for 17 on the money ball! They led all five starters in double figures and this might break open some of the bad that is going on in T'Wolves Land.
Lebron with a Headband on the other hand missed a triple-double (24 pts 10 rebs 9 asst) as led the Lakers in scoring. L.A. lead man Luke Walton has to love what he is seeing from his two young promising wings as Kyle "Kuz" Kuzman (21 pts) and Brandon Ingram (20 pts) combined to shoot 5 for 20 from deep. If the Lakers can get them two to produce game to game like tonight the Lake Show will be in "Winning Time" come mid-April 2k19.
"A Tribe called Lakers Bench" was led by Josh Hart's 21 points with Tyson adding nine boards and Rajon Rondo dropping 10 assists with six boards. The Lakers might have found their rotation for the season as Rondo might be more affective playing with that 2nd unit and finishing the game.
Back to Chandler as he has to be living a dream finally playing in those Laker Duds as he starred back in . High School at Compton CA Dominguez H.S. with former Detroit Pistons World Champion Tayshaun Prince. Tyson and admitted shell of his former self had nine huge boards including the game-winning slap back if you want to call it that solely out of hustling.
Just think this is Chandler's 17th year in the "Logo" as the only other player in the Top 4 from that draft still playing is Pau Gasol (Atlanta traded Vancouver Grizzlies Draft Day Trade). Both Eddy Curry (Bulls) and Kwame Brown 1st overall pick Wizards) have been long gone as both Eddy and Tyson (Clippers traded to Bulls Draft Day Trade) both was drafted as Lottery Picks by the Chicago Bulls in 2001.
Lakers move to 5-6 while the T'Wolves fall to 4-8...
It was Derrick Rose that gave Lakers Faithful the spooks when he went back to back money balls cutting a 111-104 Lake Show lead to 111-110. It might be safe to say when rested D-Rose is a problem as he went for 31 points including seven from Manhattan Beach and El Segundo but not where the Lakers Practice Facility is located in El Segundo.
His partner in crime one Jimmy Buckets added 24 points as Butler hit five money balls as they combined to go 12 for 17 on the money ball! They led all five starters in double figures and this might break open some of the bad that is going on in T'Wolves Land.
"A Tribe called Lakers Bench" was led by Josh Hart's 21 points with Tyson adding nine boards and Rajon Rondo dropping 10 assists with six boards. The Lakers might have found their rotation for the season as Rondo might be more affective playing with that 2nd unit and finishing the game.
Back to Chandler as he has to be living a dream finally playing in those Laker Duds as he starred back in . High School at Compton CA Dominguez H.S. with former Detroit Pistons World Champion Tayshaun Prince. Tyson and admitted shell of his former self had nine huge boards including the game-winning slap back if you want to call it that solely out of hustling.
Just think this is Chandler's 17th year in the "Logo" as the only other player in the Top 4 from that draft still playing is Pau Gasol (Atlanta traded Vancouver Grizzlies Draft Day Trade). Both Eddy Curry (Bulls) and Kwame Brown 1st overall pick Wizards) have been long gone as both Eddy and Tyson (Clippers traded to Bulls Draft Day Trade) both was drafted as Lottery Picks by the Chicago Bulls in 2001.
Lakers move to 5-6 while the T'Wolves fall to 4-8...
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