That's fine.

Considering what Bynum did, I thought it would only be one. Oh well, time for the caged lion, D-Charge to be unleashed!!! A good two games for AR and D-Charge to show they belong...

Wow. Two? Yikes. Awaiting CW conspiracy theory post.

Take Sacramento to town. See what happens in Memphis. Go 1-1 here and rest Love for the tough weekend home games.

Start Beasley at the 4, methinks.

Pek vs. Cousins tomorrow with Love out. That matchup is another suspension waiting to happen. Cant wait.

WallyWorld wrote:
Without Love-Stamp, the Wolves are no better than The Kings...

Not unless AR, #CagedLion, or Beasley pop off 20 and 10.

Start D-Charge now!

daddyfatsax wrote:
All 3 could have a huge fluke game. That is definitely what it will take.

Memphis will be...a challenge to say the least. But we have a tough time guarding their ball handlers with or without Love and we are tied with them. Mem is falling off.

I wouldn't write off these rejuvenated winners just yet. Beasley, Pek and D Will loom.

This sucks, but the only consolation is it's a bit of a soft part of the schedule...We should beat the Kings at home...Others must step up though

WallyWorld wrote:
Yeah but you know Pek won't get suspended, because he only mauls people during the course of the play/on the field of battle/while pillaging.

So my bet is that Cousins gets his ass tossed.

wolfenstein wrote:
Say what you will/pretend to not like physical and at-times dirty play from our favorite team, but I LOVE it.

DFS is especially right when he talks about how this team is too nice. Maybe stomping on Scola's face is taking it too far, but Pek can have his way with whomever. He doesn't lose his temper either. Rivalries are great for the sport. It started with the Pacers game. This team no longer will be submissive.

We can beat the Kings without Love and probably would have been beaten by Memphis anyways. Let him rest and eat Dirk alive on Friday.

We need to win these two games and keep fighting toward that last playoff spot. Hopefully the rest of the guys come through.

If the refs wouldn't have allowed that game to get out of control, this would have never happened. Love was mauled on the offensive end with no call. He likes to whine about not getting calls, but that was clearly a circumstance when something should have been called.

Can't really blame him for being mad and taking things into his own hands and fouling Scoula hard. But again the refs blew it. They should have blown the whistle on the foul, the play would have stopped and Luis would still have a treadless face.

I think your point is fair...

But only Wolves fans would blame the refs for Love stomping on Scola's hideous mug .

No I totally agree. We needed to get a little nasty. Maybe Love crossed a line, but compared to last year's roll over and die mentality? Love it.

Again you just want to see it be nasty no-holds barred whistle to whistle as much as possible. Every now and then a little extracurricular activity doesn't hurt the team's toughness.

I'm just left wondering if the old adage "no harm, no foul" applies here? Clearly Scola didn't look any worse post-stomp than he did before.

WallyWorld wrote:
Yeah, sounds a little whiney doesn't it?!

Well the good thing is that when it got physical, we didn't back down.

I know a lot of you don't like Scola, but I personally don't have anything against him.

What I am waiting for is for someone to stomp Granger the next time we play him.

I want to see what Beasley has to say and think about this suspension. Has it got him jacked up and wants to be part of the stomping? I'd trade a couple Beasley games for taking Granger out.

Posted this in the Kings game thread, but I'll throw it up here too since we are talking about a team that is not backing down.

"Wolves lead the league in wins when trailing at halftime with eight."