Thanks, Los Angeles. Since launching our Moronic Fan Standings last Sunday, we were waiting for a group of fans to do something stupid.

After waiting 367 long days between NBA championships, Lakers fans let out all the pent up frustration Thursday night when their beloved Purple and Gold squad upended the Celtics to win their second straight NBA title.

Fans then took to the streets, rioting and setting fires. A total class act.

Los Angeles isn’t the only city to have this issue after a title. But, that’s just the point of our Moronic Fan Standings — to prove this happens across the nation and not just in the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia.

DailyPhiladelphian.com will keep track of idiotic fan behavior and crown an annual champion. If you see or hear of poor fan behavior, please e-mail us at MoronicFans@gmail.com.

Kobe Bryant never was a Philadelphian. Born and raised near the City of Brotherly Love, Bryant never really drank the Philly water, nor did he adopt our blue-collar persona.

Nobody was really surprised when Kobe said he’d “rip the hearts out” of Philly fans when the Sixers faced the Lakers in the 2001 NBA Finals.

OK, he played for the Lakers. What was he supposed to say? He’d like for Philly to have a parade?

Kobe Bryant grew up a Mets fan while living in Philadelphia.

During Friday’s NLCS Game 2 in Los Angeles, TBS reporter Craig “GQ” Sager  approached Kobe during the game to ask him how he felt habing the Dodgers and his hometown Phillies facing each other.

According to Sager, Kobe said, “It’s not weird. I’ve lived in Los Angeles for 14 years now.”

Then, he revealed this nugget: “Kobe said he grew up a New York Mets fan; he wanted me to tell Ron (Darling) that he still has your baseball card.”

Kobe was a Mets fan? While growing up in Philly? Seriously, that’s horrible parenting by Joe Bryant. You can’t raise a New York fan no matter where you live.