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trodgers wrote:lakersyunowin wrote:i think that dunk got vanessa pregnant again
She's not the only one.

Biz wrote:therealdeal wrote:The problem isn't that Kobe isn't passing it's that people aren't moving around the way they need to. When they move, he makes the right play. A game or two ago he hit Nash for that big three.
But when he can CONTINUE getting his shots off effectively, he should. I think what they need to work on is having Dwight crash with him and have the others move around behind those two. Kobe can hit Dwight with lobs and it'd make Dwight feel better while getting a couple of better looks every now and then. It took Drew a while to learn this, but he got it eventually and Kobe found him. Gasol obviously got it immediately because that man is a genius.
Good point, the other players need to continue to move on offense even if Kobe is taking the shots. Those last few possessions were not pretty, but I'll take a W at this point in the season.
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Kobe on having a dunk of the year candidate: "I was in my coffin a few years ago."
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Ariza3 wrote:hes dunked more times this season than the past few seasons it seems. dude is unreal. that dunk (should have been an and-1) was jaw dropping from a guy 17 years in the league.
LTLakerFan wrote:kobebryant248 wrote:why do so many guys act like kobe s days are gone. even these people that call themselves fans of kobe. i don t get it. he has 2 maybe 3 very good years left and we have to wait and see if he retires and when . he still one of the best and he is still athletic and got hops espicially when you see his age. so for me it s to early to kiss him goodbye . it s way to melancholic about kobe here that most of guys reacting. right now he is still here and he is still one of the best in the league. so i enjoy every minute that he plays till he retires and i will not be that melancholic like so many here about kobe. because kobe s day are far away from over.
This ^^^. Personally I think he's sandbagging all of us. Unless the knees start killing him, with his skills and talent why would he walk away? What if Kobe was true to his word to Dwight and was still alfa dog, the Lakers being his team through the last year of his top of the mountain contract.......
Then just to do something never done before, take a fraction of his salary to come back and be the best damn #2 option to Dwight and whoever else they can lure to L.A. Money's not a problem for him. Those rings are still out there to be had and the "lists" of all time numbers still to be climbed. How fun would that be?
Cough cough....OK who wants a hit off this pipe next![]()
exactly what ive been saying. i think kobe is trolling us or i hope he is.Doc Brown wrote:Arash Markazi @ArashMarkazi
Kobe on having a dunk of the year candidate: "I was in my coffin a few years ago."
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Jazzygirl205 wrote:Over a younger, faster more athletic Josh Smith.
But I have a question, when Kobe retires will people remember this run at age 34 in his career?
last stand wrote:incredible game from kobe. the greatest scorer to ever do it. his longevity is one of a kind. he may be the greatest example of sustained excellence in NBA history
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Finwë wrote:last stand wrote:incredible game from kobe. the greatest scorer to ever do it. his longevity is one of a kind. he may be the greatest example of sustained excellence in NBA history
Him and Kareem, for sure.

Ariza3 wrote:hes dunked more times this season than the past few seasons it seems. dude is unreal. that dunk (should have been an and-1) was jaw dropping from a guy 17 years in the league.
THUNDER DUNKS Bleep me, what a one of a kind player.

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