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我有几个地方没听出来或听错了如adrenaline，综合了一下Frostoo版本和评委版本，我觉得最准确的版本是：(好吧，其实我是在找茬，大家可以无视我)
House of the Rising Suns?
Shaquille O'Neal's debut with the Suns, was definitely better than I expected, and that move from the South Beach, was just a shot of adrenaline that the Big has been needed. And the Suns have been encouraged that he actually got stronger as the game were on. And it's not just about his 15 and 9, it's about Amare Stoudamire's 37 and 15. If O'Neal can stay on the floor, Amare is going to kill'em (kill them) from the 4, where he belongs. Now that's the good news. The bad news is, that's pretty much what you're going to get from Shaq. While he might work himself into a better shape, he is NOT going to get any younger over the next couple of months. He played about as hard as he could, but if you're expecting much more than what he showed last night, then you're begging. And even if the Suns do get better, the Lakers obviously will too when Andrew Bynum comes back. Shaq got his against the undersized Pau Gasol; what's going to happen, when he has to deal with Bynum, or Tim Duncan come Playoff time. He'll pick up two quick fouls and spend most of the first half on the bench. And wasn't the Daddy brought in to protect the rim and patrol the paint? The Lakers aren't even at full strength and they still dropped 130 on the Suns last night. So the Suns are definitely different, but whether or not they are better is debatable, a lot can happen between now and the start of the Playoffs. But I didn't see anything last night to make me feel any differently, the Lakers are the team to beat.
West Side Story
They are the real deal. Other than injury, they have no weakness. You have the Alpha Dog Phenom, the best player in the league in Mamba, and Lamar Odom, who's healthy and in his prime, and Pau Gasol, who's been a freaking revelation. The length of the big 3 is incredible and they play so well together and that's a tribute to Gasol! I don't know that I've ever seen a better mid-season trade than the one Mitch Kupchak worked for this guy. He looks and plays like he's been with them for five years. There was no learning curve, no adjustment whatsoever. The guy is an artist and is brilliant in the open floor and around the basket. Plus, he is somebody Bryant trusts and better yet respects. And it's not just the big 3, the Lakers' bench is great. Guys like Luke Walton, Ronnie Turiaf, Sasha Vujacic and Jordan Farmar give them tremendous energy and they all know and play their roles. As good as they're right now, they're only gonna get that much better when they get Bynum and Chris Mihm and Travis Ariza back. They've got vet at the point, and Bryant who will not let them lose, a couple of 7 footers, athleticism on the wings, a killer bench and a hall of fame coach with 9 rings. I'm not saying you just skip the Playoffs and give the Lakers the title, but clearly, they are the team to beat.
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