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Let's go over to Los Angeles where things are going swimmingly.

They have two games under their belt.

Let's be honest.

I'm reveling in being right.

I am reveling in the feeling of so rightness that I don't even know what to say.

This is a complete and total meltdown, a complete teardown, following an opening beatdown, which we knew was going to say. This is a complete and total meltdown, a complete tear down. Following an opening

beatdown, which we knew was going to happen against the Warriors on Ring Night, the team followed

it up with another nationally televised game against the Clippers. Kawhi Leonard's return.

And let me tell you, depending on who you asked, because to me it went great, it did not go well.

How bad did things go? Well, I tweeted out the following after the game ended, a game where they

were down by 15, came back, looked like they had won the NBA finals because they went up by one point.

I think Patrick Beverly stood on the scorers table, and then they proceeded to lose by six.

I tweeted if there was a book called LeBron Teams for Dummies,

page one would say, surround him with shooters.

Somehow, Jeannie and Rob haven't gotten the memo.

Went to bed, woke up in the morning, 500 quote tweets, and retweetsets and thousands of likes, and Rob Polinka started

to trend on Twitter. The world wants him gone. Because let's face it, after game one, LeBron

said, hey, we don't have any lasers. We don't have anybody out here to shoot threes.

We don't have any guys that are 40% career three-point shooters.

Their Laker guards shot one for 25 from three. That's pretty bad, including an incredible

0 for 11 from Russell Westbrook. And all LeBron had to say, and all Russell Westbrook had to say is we're not a team that's constructed of great shooting.

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