Team Kneepads
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'''Team Kneepads''' is a team devised by Homestar Runner in the Strong Bad Email [[the paper]]. As their name implies, they wear kneepads. Their team shirt is purple with their number and team name written in yellow. They play a sport which appears to be derived from basketball, but which uses a football instead. Their uniforms are similar to and are likely based on those of the [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles Lakers|Los Angeles Lakers]]. This is especially true given Homsar's jersey number: .4, a likely reference to the 0.4 seconds left on the game clock when, in a famous play, Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakers made a buzzer-beating shot to beat the [[Wikipedia:San Antonio Spurs|San Antonio Spurs]] in the 2004 [[Wikipedia:NBA Playoffs|NBA Playoffs]]. | '''Team Kneepads''' is a team devised by Homestar Runner in the Strong Bad Email [[the paper]]. As their name implies, they wear kneepads. Their team shirt is purple with their number and team name written in yellow. They play a sport which appears to be derived from basketball, but which uses a football instead. Their uniforms are similar to and are likely based on those of the [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles Lakers|Los Angeles Lakers]]. This is especially true given Homsar's jersey number: .4, a likely reference to the 0.4 seconds left on the game clock when, in a famous play, Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakers made a buzzer-beating shot to beat the [[Wikipedia:San Antonio Spurs|San Antonio Spurs]] in the 2004 [[Wikipedia:NBA Playoffs|NBA Playoffs]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 30 August 2009
Team Kneepads is a team devised by Homestar Runner in the Strong Bad Email the paper. As their name implies, they wear kneepads. Their team shirt is purple with their number and team name written in yellow. They play a sport which appears to be derived from basketball, but which uses a football instead. Their uniforms are similar to and are likely based on those of the Los Angeles Lakers. This is especially true given Homsar's jersey number: .4, a likely reference to the 0.4 seconds left on the game clock when, in a famous play, Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakers made a buzzer-beating shot to beat the San Antonio Spurs in the 2004 NBA Playoffs.
They have two known members:
- Homestar Runner — Number 15
- Homsar — Number .4
Appearances
- Email the paper
- Coach Z's 110%
