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Back in Time: March 19, 1972 [SI.com] Led by Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West, the Los...
Back in Time: March 19, 1972 [SI.com]
Led by Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 162-99. The 63-point margin of victory established a record for most lopsided victory in NBA history.
Tonight shouldn't be that bad on TNT (fingers crossed)- although we do remember how "Unstoppable Baby!" the Warriors were the last time they were on national TV.
Biggest loser: Warriors brand [Inside Bay Area] So true.
Biggest loser: Warriors brand [Inside Bay Area]
So true.
With Stephen "Frozone" Jackson out at least 2 weeks [Inside the Warriors], this 2008-2009 Golden...
With Stephen "Frozone" Jackson out at least 2 weeks [Inside the Warriors], this 2008-2009 Golden State Warriors season is looking even less incredible. Props to my folks GD and DT from the mighty Fear the Beard as always.
Lions Lose to Packers 31-21, Finish Season 0-16 [Pride of Detroit] And you thought Warriors fans...
Lions Lose to Packers 31-21, Finish Season 0-16 [Pride of Detroit]
And you thought Warriors fans had it bad.
Well at least we beat them badly in terms of number of Game Thread comments: Forum Blue and Gold |...
Well at least we beat them badly in terms of number of Game Thread comments: Forum Blue and Gold | The Lakers Nation. Just wait- FJ will beat them with a phat recap too. "Unstoppable Baby!"
A clear sign that We Believe is Dead and We Got Suck is Baaaaaaaaaaaaaack!? Getting beat by the...
A clear sign that We Believe is Dead and We Got Suck is Baaaaaaaaaaaaaack!? Getting beat by the Dunmurphy Sisters' backups. Yes, their backups. "Unwatchable Baby!" By the way props to T-Murph who's having a nice season, although the readers at Indy Cornrows might not agree. Despite the Charmin' softness inside I always liked that cat. Keep it locked for FJ's spectacular recap...
547 GSoMers have spoken and... there is a problem in Warriors land. The 114 who voted Nellie was...
547 GSoMers have spoken and... there is a problem in Warriors land. The 114 who voted Nellie was the biggest problem don't seem to be ready to admit that this just isn't a very good roster right now. To those 114- name a coach who you realistically believe can take this team to the playoffs or mythically develop all this raw, untapped talent. 87 of you thought the players weren't playing hard enough. Newsflash- it isn't a lack of effort, it's a lack of talent and experience. It starts at the top (Lawsuit Cohan) and with the incompetent people making decisions they aren't qualified to make (Mullin/ Rowell). Immature liars who would rather go joyriding on The Golden State Tricycle than be out there helping their teammates aren't helping the situation either.
