“I can’t tell you’re not the brightest bulb around”
-You CAN’T tell? Hmmm.

“If you’re kid was failing in school do you think that shoving his repot card in his face would help?”
-If ‘your’ kid: you’RE means you are.

“But he needs support, that continues to be my point.”
-Cannot start a sentence with ‘But’ and this is a run-on sentence.

The thing I hate more than a hypocritical feminist, are fans that continue to love Sasha when he continues to dissapoint. If Phil doesn’t log in more minutes with him (smartest thing he’s done), we can continue to see the Machine malfunction and wonder why.

ayejay, I won’t even honor your last remark with a response- I can’t tell you’re not the brightest bulb around, so I’ll leave it at that. Oh and by the way it’s “accept” not “except”. I can “accept” a mistake “except” if it’s a really dumb one.

Ryan, I hear you and how you really might believe this is a supportive letter. I still challenge you to be positive. Posting stats isn’t exactly the way to do it. If you’re kid was failing in school do you think that shoving his repot card in his face would help? No- He already knows he’s failing, so he needs support at that point. Yes, I know Sasha is not a child and he’s not your child. It’s an example. But he needs support, that continues to be my point. Why did Fisher make those clutch shots? He didn’t believe in himself anymore, but his team and his coach did. He outwardly expressed that this is what helped his game. Sasha has done it before and he can do it again. He just needs his confidence back.

“My point is that men like the one who wrote this article and you just love to ride the bandwagon.”

That’s not sexist, meaning men love to ride the bandwagon of the person who wrote this article. I’m sure women out there agree, not just men. Face it, you’re being SEXIST. I am not a lala fan, never will be a fan but a fan of the NBA. BTW, no one but SASHA himself gave him that nickname. What a douche, a machine for laying bricks maybe?

Jennie, you’re a Sasha fan, I get it. Quit riding HIS nuts and except the fact that the Lakers extended his contract because of ONE decent season. Oh well, it happens.

The man gets paid very well to do his job. He isn’t performing up to previous levels. If ANY employee doing ANY job was under-performing, they’d be spoken to about it. As a Laker fan, I pay money to buy gear/tickets/etc. My money goes towards his salary. I’m unhappy with how my money is being spent, and I feel I have the right to point out Sasha’s shortcomings. It doesn’t mean I’m screaming “trade!” or anything.

In fact, I’d go so far as to question your loyalty to the team. If Sasha plays like this for the rest of his career, are you still going to champion him remaining on the team? He’s given us a full year of awful play now. Where do you draw the line?

Fist of all, Sasha needs support from the men? Sexist. “Why can’t men be supportive when someone really needs it?” Probably just your husband and a few others you know, not all men. Sasha hasn’t been doing good the whole season, period. Not because we don’t show him emotional support, that’s a huge bail-out and not to mention it makes him sound like a p*ssy.

“I can guarantee that if there were enough REAL men who did that The Machine would be back!” LOL. Man are you sexist. This “machine” as he calls himself, is nothing but a foul robot. Face it, he sucks this year and NOT because of men not being REAL men by not supporting him. What BS, grow up woman.