Los Angeles Lakers: Takeaways from win over Washington Wizards

Which crossover was better…Lance’s two-step or Chris Paul‘s send-off

If you are new to the site, I have a confession to make. I’m a Lance Stephenson fan. Should he be on the Lakers? Probably not. Is the dude unpredictable? Absolutely. That’s why I like him. He’s not going to change.

In a game that was not very competitive, Lance Stephenson provided excitement and debate all in one play. If you are a Jeff Green fan, please look away, because this is not pretty.

This was so filthy, the Lakers called it the play of the week and they have three more games to play!

At the end of the first quarter, Lance Stephenson puts a crossover on Jeff Green so nasty that he stumbled all the way into the paint through to possible thoughts of retirement. Either way, this play will live on long after his playing days are over. There are so many entertaining things that can be seen in the video.

Number one was the crossover that matched any James Harden moves the last two to three years.

Number two was the fact Lance dropped the jumper by the time Green got his footing back.

Number three was the fact that the bench lost their collective minds.

Number four was the dance that Lance did that was a cross between mocking Jeff Green and Neo from The Matrix. 

Number five was rookie Issac Bonga laid out on the floor looking like he just got in the ring with Mike Tyson in his early days.

I even got in on the fun…I even had jokes!

Then there was actually debates if the move should count because Lance stepped on Jeff Green’s foot. Yes Lakers fans, the debate went back and forth on social media all night long. Let’s have some fun, shall we? Does stepping on a player’s foot count as crossing someone up? Leave a comment below.

After you make a decision, let’s have another debate. Speaking of James Harden, his teammate had his own victim on the East coast.

DJ Wilson got crossed up so bad, he left the floor to get the man an order of popcorn with extra butter and a Sprite soda with no ice.

Now, who wore the cross over better? Jeff Green of Washington or D.J. Wilson of the Milwaukee Bucks? Again, leave a comment below.

Okay back to the analysis.