Well the Lakers would rather play Phoenix then the Clippers rightAnd they still lostPhoenix may go out in Rd 1
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Next time take 40 Million guaranteed, instead of being offended. He needs to fire his agent. He won't ever make more than the vet minimum for the rest of his career.
I was just telling my cousin the same thing. He knew his quad was still messed but he gambled on himself which I respect even though it was a terrible decision
Once they win it this year and pass the C's, the media is gonna openly start promoting LeBron as GOAT. Jordan's HOF speech on Saturday is his farewell from the spotlight too, why do you think he said Kobe was tougher than him? He's gracefully bowing out from the GOAT stuff.
#17 goes up tonight. #18 coming soon. Lake Show!
And they still lost
Very likely with the point God at the helm.
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Bet he wish he took the Rockets offer but as fan I'm glad as hell he didn't. He might get the Demarcus Cousins treatment moving forward but he made enough bread in his career already.
He did yall a favor.
Come on bro. You act like these cats on the verge of a dynasty. You literally one game out of the play in tourney..
Come on bro. You act like these cats on the verge of a dynasty. You literally one game out of the play in tourney..
He still tryna convince us Wade is better than LeBron and that Pat Riley is a good GM.
I believe we'll be sliding into the 4th seed if your district does its thing tonight.Come on bro. You act like these cats on the verge of a dynasty. You literally one game out of the play in tourney..
Riley's washed but found 2 guys midseason off the scrap heap that have made an immediate impact.
@Amajorfucup #TheTrashtrict
I can't believe fans and people in the media are mad that the Cavs won.... 
Is Brons school only for black kids?
Hell no
Stevens gotta go
This really on Ainge
Firefighters could lose jobs for Kobe crash photos
Two Los Angeles County firefighters could be fired and a third suspended after some first responders took and shared graphic photos from the site of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his teenage daughter and seven others, court documents say.
Firefighters who took and shared photos of Kobe Bryant crash site could be fired, per court documents
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The court documents were filed Monday as part of widow Vanessa Bryant's federal lawsuit against Los Angeles County that alleges invasion of privacy. The filings propose that a Nov. 16 trial be postponed five months to April 27, 2022, because of a large amount of material that attorneys need to review.
Kobe Bryant and the others were killed Jan. 26, 2020, when the helicopter they were aboard crashed west of Los Angeles. Federal safety officials blamed pilot error for the wreck that killed the Los Angeles Lakers basketball star.
An internal investigation by the Los Angeles County Fire Department found that two firefighters -- whose names were not disclosed in the court filings -- had taken photos of the bodies in the helicopter wreckage that "served no business necessity," Vanessa Bryant's attorneys wrote, and "only served to appeal to baser instincts and desires for what amounted to visual gossip."
They then sent the photos to a third firefighter -- a media relations officer who went to the scene and later shared the images with off-duty firefighters and their wives and girlfriends while socializing at an awards ceremony at a Hilton hotel the month after the crash.
The two firefighters -- one of whom was at the site solely to monitor safety procedures -- were sent "intention to discharge" letters last December. The third firefighter received an "intention to suspend" letter. The employment status of all three was not immediately clear Wednesday.
Los Angeles County attorneys have argued that there is no legal basis for Vanessa Bryant's lawsuit because the photos were not publicly disseminated. She can't sue for a "hypothetical harm" that they might be shared publicly, the county said in filings.
Capt. Ron Haralson, a spokesperson for the county fire department, declined to comment, citing the lawsuit.
Several Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies -- none of whom were directly involved in the investigation of the crash -- are also included in the lawsuit because they are accused of taking or passing around the grisly photos with family, friends and, in one case, a bar patron and a bartender who later complained to the sheriff's department.
Sheriff Alex Villanueva condemned the deputies' behavior and, in a move that has since been heavily criticized, ordered them to delete the photos. The captain of the Malibu/Lost Hills sheriff's station, which oversees the area where the crash occurred, pushed back on the decision but was overruled.
The Sheriff's Department said Wednesday that "a full administrative investigation was conducted and appropriate administrative action was taken.'' But it couldn't provide details about discipline involving the deputies because of a pending lawsuit and state employment law that bars disclosing "specific administrative actions."
Gov. Gavin Newsom last year signed a law that makes it a crime for first responders to take unauthorized photos of deceased people at the scene of an accident or crime.
Representatives from the union that represents firefighters did not immediately respond to The Associated Press' request for comment Wednesday.
The firefighter who received the photos and shared them with others was not named in court documents, but the Los Angeles Times has reported that Capt. Tony Imbrenda filed a retaliation lawsuit in November. Imbrenda alleged he was demoted for refusing to hand over his personal cellphone during the investigation into the photos, which he said was a violation of the Firefighter Bill of Rights.
Imbrenda did, however, hand over his department cellphone and laptop, the Times reported. His lawsuit says he received photos from people working at the crash site "as is common practice on all major incidents."
He took his own photos the next day, the Times reported, but denied taking photos of the victims' bodies and said he did not take photos with his personal cellphone.
Imbrenda did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Lake Show with another clutch W without half they squad playing. League needs to be worried.
So who should the Warriors want in the play-in? @largebillsonlyplease @Day_Carver
LAL has been a terrible matchup this year. I don't know about Dallas. I lean Portland because of Golden State's longstanding ownership of that franchise in the playoffs-- Always with the Splash Brothers, yes, but I feel more confident in that matchup than any.
LAL has been a terrible matchup this year. I don't know about Dallas. I lean Portland because of Golden State's longstanding ownership of that franchise in the playoffs-- Always with the Splash Brothers, yes, but I feel more confident in that matchup than any.
LeBron has as many rings with the Lakers as West does. Tell the old man to quit crying.
Dallas 1st even though they have been playing solidly lately, Portland 2nd; but more than likely it will be LA; and I figure they will lose that matchup but you never know; then they would play probably San Antonio; so they will probably finish as the 8th seed with a matchup with UTAH awaiting...
West should have been on the list for what he does on the court and off the court for the Lakers; but hey bitches be trippn so.....
Wait until what seed they get then they can see.
But they won't be playing anyone but Utah or Phoenix because they'll only be the 7th or 8th seed at maximum.
So all of these other teams aren't even in the mix.
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