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14 June 2009
Duncan, Shaq, and Kobe all have 4 NBA titles. Dont' think all 3 of em dont know that. They all want a 5th very badly. Who's going to get it first? Well, it depends on a couple things. I think if the Shaq to Cleveland deal goes down, then Shaq will get #5 before the other 2. If it doesn't, then
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15 May 2009
These effin' (s)La(c)kers are getting on my nerves. 40 pt. winning landslide followed by Kobe and the Anemia Drips. As the coach noted, Jekyll-Hyde. Question: Who's the winner, Killer Hyde, or Mild Doc Jekyll? One of those bad means good, good means bad conundrums.
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19 January 2009
; I love you dearly, Trevor, but your excessive travelling is hurting the team!
I'm hoping Kobe doesn't take it upon himself to "outdo" Lebron. He's been better about that stuff, but it does flare up. Lebron is playing out of this world.
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10 January 2009
not so much, the score was 68-66 at halftime. The Lakers ended up winning 121-119 on Kobe's game winner with 3 seconds left. Kobe had one of his best overall stat lines of the year with
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15 November 2008
I keep waking up with only one sock on, despite the fact that I go to bed with two. It isn’t until later in the day when I remember that I had a dream, or better yet a nightmare. It’s a relatively common dream in that I am being chased by something. As the dream becomes clearer I remember that he is indeed a someone, not a something that chases my dormant body out of it's socks.
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25 October 2008
Lakers will win the NBA Championship! Well at least that what the NBA GM's think not like they know! I want to know who you think will win and Y !! Church
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3 June 2008
Paul Pierce v. Kobe Bryant. Period. These two will be lighting up the scoreboard the whole series. Expect to see a couple of 40 point games. However this series is not just about the scorers. It will be about "Team". The Celtics as a team are great especially defensively. They will need to stop
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30 May 2008
Yes, there it is. Exactly one year ago today Kobe Bryant turned the basketball world upside down by demanding a trade on Stephen A. Smith's radio show, setting off a summer of doubt and rumors where
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Anybody who watched the Lakers-Spurs series can tell you about the plethora of missed calls on Kobe, especially in game 5. While kobe has been known to complain, he was hit plenty of times with no call. And I know what you're going to say, so stop. The end of game 4 was a perfect no call. Refs don't decide games, especially when Brent Barry is 5 feet outside of the 3 point line. Get a better shot.
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28 May 2008
that the Spurs were parading to the free throw line for the first three quarters to the chagrin of Kobe Bryant, who attempted 29 field goals and didn’t get fouled. This is an amazing feat in itself.
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23 May 2008
in' earlier, and take care of this classic Western Conference Finals business at the OK (as in Odom/Kobe, w/plenty of Pau power) Corral. This is the match-up I predicted, though New Orleans made it interesting.
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9 May 2008
Who was at fault? Some say Kobe, some say Shaq. Shaq likes to come off as a big ol’ kid all the while acting like one literally. Pouting and sniveling behind the scenes. We all know what
Posted by Stephanie Stafford | 2 comments
8 May 2008
s aren’t the Houston Rockets. The Jazz should be worried.
Miscellaneous: Kobe was Kobe. There was no let down after the MVP presentation. The Laker
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5 May 2008
o stop the Lakers from running, offensive rebounding, and the Jazz’ ability/inability to stop Kobe Bryant. Stay tuned.
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24 April 2008
Anthony Carter…I can’t believe he is still in the league. He complained that Kobe elbowed him in the face but wouldn’t acknowledge that he is to blame. The first step is accepting responsibility. What about JR Smith? He has tons of talent but too much attitude and well, I just think he is plain stupid. Let’s breatk it down. Why in the world would you want to jaw with someone who could totally go off offensively and deliver facials on each and every play? JR Smith doesn’t/didn’t seem to care. Look at what happened to Kenyon Martin. He jawed and jawed and what happened.
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19 April 2008
ificant (though gradually assigned) playing time.
As it stands, amplified fan affirmation goes to Kobe, Pau, Lamar, D-Fish, Vlade, Sascha, Luke, Jordan, Rony, and the entire Lakers squad. Oh yeah, while we're at it, let's hope the perpetually hard-luck injured Chris Mihm is able to contribute.
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27 March 2008
None of our guards are capable of staying in front of anybody right now, not even Kobe. To make matters worse we have no real shot blocking presence in the middle. Don't get me wrong Ronny is playing amazing, but he is a better shot blocker on the ball. Both Andrew and Mihm are much better help side blockers.
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25 March 2008
Plus, with them out Kobe had clearly been forcing the issue. His assist are down, his shots are way up, and his shooting percentage is way down. He looked so comfortable with Gasol and clearly the whole team was flowing better. Clearly we need atleast Gasol back to make a deep run, and probably Bynum to win it all.Our Defense needs help: Almost every other team in the West has a truly dominate point guard: Jason Kidd, Deron Williams, Chris Paul, Baron Davis, and Allan Iverson just to name a few. The biggest problem we are having is dribble penetration. Whenever Fisher or Farmar try to man up they end up fouling. This was looked over before because you had either Bynum or Gasol with Odom to clog up the paint. With them out it is being exploited by every good team we play. We will have to sure this up, along with getting the big guys back, to go deep in the playoffs.
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18 March 2008
Odom, Turiaf, Radmanovitch, Kobe, Fish. Mavs chipped away at 20+ Lakers lead, pulling to within 16 with a min. and change left in 3rd.
Oops, Terry's 3 for the Mavs at the buzzer pulls 'em within 12, 77-65, goin' into 4th.
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6 March 2008
ch to Houston, a place they have always had a hard time playin in since the early years of the Shaq/Kobe dynasty. I will go out on a limb and say that the Rockets will not have the winning stre
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21 February 2008
22-19 LAL.
This is a rockin' matchup, and the score shows it.
Kobe drives and slams. Finger-lickin' good. Some Sun scores.
Kobe scores again. 26-21. Nash throws it away, Lakers ball.
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6 February 2008
efensive game early against Nets, 47-47 at the half.
Kobe dislocated a lower pinkie joint, which may affect his shooting.
Pau's delivering nicely, even in his first game as a Laker, 20 pts./10 rebounds with 5+ mins. left in game.
93-83 Lakers, with 3+ mins. left.
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2 February 2008
The Lakers' rapturous Kobe-powered 121-101 win over the Raptors was no doubt fueled by the trade made for Pau Gasol -- aptly-named. With rock-steady veteran AND current season avgs. of 19 pts. and 9 rebounds, he is precisely the pow and gas the Lakers need to fill the void left by the injured absence of the newly-emergent Andrew Bynum.
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1 February 2008
Both teams fail to score for a few mins., till Kobe feeds Kwame, 4-0.
Pistons stave off a shut-out, ha ha, with a Billups slash and stash.
Oops, don't sneeze again, the Motor City Boyz just went on a 10-0 run; 10-4, Pistons.
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24 January 2008
Good to see that Kobe was back to modest pt. production, in the wake of Lakers good team effort defeating Nuggets, even with Ariza going down with injury for 2 mos., a la Bynum.
Another big test: on the road against defending champ San Antonio Spurs, Jan. 24:
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22 January 2008
HER cover for the emergent young homegrown star Bynum, lately down in the knee?
One hates it when Kobe has to take the team back on his shoulders, when his quota's 50 instead of 30, since the last anybody checked, it was a team sport. S'up with those other guys? I guess it's a rhythm thing when there's a new Robert Parrish in the hole, and he goes down.
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18 January 2008
Poor, sensitive Lakers. Poor multi-million dollar, crybaby Kobe. The Lakers organization seemed to feel hurt last nite by their beloved fans. After all, a good fan goes to all the games pumped and ready to do whatever it takes for the team (right
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This is because their main man (not Kobe) is missing. Mr. Andrew Bynum. Kwame Brown is no substitute for the young Bynum and we have the numbers from yesterday's game against Phoenix to pro
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17 January 2008
With trade talks, internal fighting, management problems and trying to keep Kobe, the Lakers organization has had its hands full. Even with the recent acquisition of Derek Fisher, the spark did not initially go off. Initially. This was until Andrew Bynum, the 20 year-old phenom, woke up from from his youthful slumber and occassional flashes of brilliance, and started playing some man-sized basketball, regularly posting double-doubles and averaging around twenty a game (not to mention, they have won seven in a row, to this point). It is difficult to predict where and when talent will bud in the NBA, even stars dim when they get into 'the show'. However, Bynum is proving himself a worthy acquisition, especially at the all important center position. And we all know what happens when
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