Kobe Bryant scored 39 points and we
still lost the game. It's now is 0-5.
We have younger legs out there on
the courts and we have enthusiasm
and we have our Kobe Bryant, yet
it still seems to not be enough to win.
Wonder how this is making our new
coach Byron Scott feel. He too has
been a Laker so it poses right now
to be a problem all the way around.
When we do play this coming Sunday,
when we play at 6:30 against the
Charlotte Hornets. We still have time to
strategize before this upcoming game at
Staples Center. Yes, they do seem eager
to go and are itching to win. With the days
off we have had and watching video's for plays,
but because of heavier workload,
Scott did not have his players practice
this last Wednesday, yet Bryant did
manage to get in a 30 minute shooting
session. That was before even starting
the film session
Lakers forward Ryan Kelly sat out on
Thursday's practice after his right
hamstring tightened up during the team's
loss Tuesday against Phoenix. Kelly
played only seven minutes in his season
debut after nursing hamstring issues.
Rookie Julius Randle says that he is fine
after his broken leg , now in recovery.
In what marked his first public comments
since his injury, Randle called his setback
just part of God's plan. Yes, he says, it is
indeed tough to not be able to get out there
and play but now it looks as if he can watch
and perhaps become an extreme student
of the game. It looks as it he will be walking
using a crutch within the next six weeks.
And so, we the fans, look forward now
to next Sunday's game with high hopes.
BABS WELLS
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