Lakers @ Suns Tuesday game thread, November 26th, 2024

[Mainstreet]

After a five-day break in the schedule, the Suns return to action on Tuesday, November 26th against the Lakers.

This will be the third game of the Suns six game home stand.

Phoenix is now 9-7 on the season after a lackluster effort against the Knicks.

When: Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Television: TNT

Radio: KMVP 98.7 / S: KSUN

Time: 8 PM Arizona time

 

[Mainstreet]

Afterward, the remaining games on the Suns home stand are as follows:

Nets at Suns, Wednesday, November 27th
Warriors at Suns, Saturday, November 30th
Spurs at Suns, Tuesday, December 3rd

 

[somethingshesaid]

For Lakers fans, it's something to talk taunt about.

 

[95pro]

yawn until 100M gets healthy.

 

[BirdGangThing]

tournament game - need all hands on deck

 

[Brian in Mesa]

For Lakers fans, it's something to talk taunt about.

Nah, we split games with you when you had Mr. Glass playing. Obviously, you're now shorthanded and spiraling a bit.

 

[mjb21aztd]

Mehhhh see what hapoens sure will be another lack effot vs dreaded lakers without kd

Is freakin beal even returnin soon

Im sooo sad as a dedicated suns fan now awfullll stretch booo

 

[Cheesebeef]

tournament game - need all hands on deck

Who cares? Need guys healthy, not playing games that ultimately make zero difference at the end of the season more than any other game.

 

[leclerc]

I predict another loss. Let's go though the motions once more guys!

 

[somethingshesaid]

Nah, we split games with you when you had Mr. Glass playing. Obviously, you're now shorthanded and spiraling a bit.

What?

Oh. You don't routinely comment here, so you mistakenly think I'm a Lakers fanboy. No. I meant that no way will the Suns beat the Lakers playing this poorly; and I was lamenting that after the Lakers victory, the Lakers fans will mock the Suns.

I once hated the Lakers to the point of sounding ridiculous: back around 2010, the year of last great Suns-Lakers series, I called them "human trash" and stated that each Lakers victory made me ill. Presently, I concede that the Lakers franchise does a great job of representing many NBA players' shallow pursuit of fame, money and sex, and is simply more honest and open about it. You might say that the Lakers and I "came to an understanding." Sort of like how I came to respect the late Kobe Bryant's public personality more than Michael Jordan's.

And who's Mr. Glass? Someone who keeps getting injured?