Metta World Peace With the Vintage Metta World Peace Move

By Elliot Anavim| October 30, 2012|

It only took one half of basketball for us to get to the first good Ron/bad Ron moment of the season. Towards the end of the first half of the Lakers/Mavs game bad Ron showed up with just a few ticks left on the game clock.

Metta World Peace turns down the open three and proceeds to drive the ball into the paint, lose it twice, then tries to shoot the basketball, but unfortunately forgets the ball. Check it out.

Here are the rest of the video highlights from the opening night game against Dallas.

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MWP looked good. He took some bad shots, but nothing like last year. Let’s see how his new slimmed down game works out
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Elliot, why did this vintage move occurred?
This is just bad example of showing MWP making a blunder. Look at the score 46-46, he was just playing aggressive. Yes, MWP made some bad plays then again who didn’t?

His game is Dynamic, he prefers to go in from time to time instead of just waiting for 3 pointers. I saw this video clip so many times trying to see MWP open on 3 point line, guess what Elliot he was not open and there was no way he could have taken that 3 with defense all over him. Also, when you get the pass in congestion (3 Dallas Players) things are bound to go like it did in this video.

Elliot next time please come up with something authentic and with supportive evidence that make sense.

Your intent is bad and your lack of supportive evidence sucks frankly.

If you really cared about sarcastic Vintage move then you should have shown the clip of amount of Lakers missed free throws. That would have been a “Elliot” Vintage move…

Don’t you guys at Lakersnation have like proof reading stuff before putting this nonsense out here.