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Title: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: Marshal Dillon on May 25, 2015, 09:44:08 PM
I was wondering when LA could get Kobe off their back. He's 36 or 37 and injury-prone. He has become a primadona that is adversely affecting the team & organization.



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Mitch Kupchak has said Bryant is indicating that the 2015-2016 NBA season will be his last. Kupchak also said that giving free agents the perception that they can win and soon with their team is very important. Money and the chance to play next to a so-called star like Bryant isn’t enough. Obviously, Kupchak didn’t say the second sentence, but he, and a lot among the Lakers fan base, despite the delusional, rabid following Bryant gets for things he did in the past but no longer matter, are thinking that exact thing.


http://sportige.com/79508-nba-rumors-los-angeles-lakers-delighted-kobe-bryant-is-retiring/




Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: cbbama99 on May 26, 2015, 08:18:24 AM
I was wondering when LA could get Kobe off their back. He's 36 or 37 and injury-prone. He has become a primadona that is adversely affecting the team & organization.



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Mitch Kupchak has said Bryant is indicating that the 2015-2016 NBA season will be his last. Kupchak also said that giving free agents the perception that they can win and soon with their team is very important. Money and the chance to play next to a so-called star like Bryant isn’t enough. Obviously, Kupchak didn’t say the second sentence, but he, and a lot among the Lakers fan base, despite the delusional, rabid following Bryant gets for things he did in the past but no longer matter, are thinking that exact thing.


http://sportige.com/79508-nba-rumors-los-angeles-lakers-delighted-kobe-bryant-is-retiring/




It may be his last with the Lakers, but I bet anything he tries to catch on with another team that could possibly win him another title.


Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: Marshal Dillon on May 26, 2015, 08:31:11 AM
I was wondering when LA could get Kobe off their back. He's 36 or 37 and injury-prone. He has become a primadona that is adversely affecting the team & organization.



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Mitch Kupchak has said Bryant is indicating that the 2015-2016 NBA season will be his last. Kupchak also said that giving free agents the perception that they can win and soon with their team is very important. Money and the chance to play next to a so-called star like Bryant isn’t enough. Obviously, Kupchak didn’t say the second sentence, but he, and a lot among the Lakers fan base, despite the delusional, rabid following Bryant gets for things he did in the past but no longer matter, are thinking that exact thing.


http://sportige.com/79508-nba-rumors-los-angeles-lakers-delighted-kobe-bryant-is-retiring/




It may be his last with the Lakers, but I bet anything he tries to catch on with another team that could possibly win him another title.



Kobe will be 37 when the NBA season starts, again. That means he would be a 38 year old free lancer in 2017. Just not sure who might take a chance on a 38 year old player who might be disruptive to the team.


 
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Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on May 26, 2015, 09:50:32 AM
The Lakers were idiots for giving him his last contract.  I say that as a Lakers fan who has lost interest with them somewhat.

Things started going down hill for the Lakers when Jerry West left to go to the Grizzlies, and they really tanked when Dr. Buss left his two kids in charge.  The son in particular seems to be an idiot.


Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: 2Stater on May 26, 2015, 10:22:13 AM
The Lakers were idiots for giving him his last contract.  I say that as a Lakers fan who has lost interest with them somewhat.

Things started going down hill for the Lakers when Jerry West left to go to the Grizzlies, and they really tanked when Dr. Buss left his two kids in charge.  The son in particular seems to be an idiot.

You just threw Buss under the bus.

Lord I apologize... And be with the starving Pygmies down in New Guinea...  :-[


Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: pmull on May 26, 2015, 11:22:58 AM
Kobe was a great player but he has played too long past his prime and is tarnishing his image. He needs to hang it up and ride off into the sunset. If he wants to be a announcer, coach or team staff member that is fine but his playing days should be over.


Title: Re: LA Lakers & Kobe Bryant
Post by: Marshal Dillon on May 26, 2015, 04:54:49 PM
The Lakers were idiots for giving him his last contract.  I say that as a Lakers fan who has lost interest with them somewhat.

Things started going down hill for the Lakers when Jerry West left to go to the Grizzlies, and they really tanked when Dr. Buss left his two kids in charge.  The son in particular seems to be an idiot.



Bingo He's the genius who signed 38 year old Steve Nash a 3 year deal to play PG. In 3 years he was mostly injured and played 41 total games and made $27 mil for his "performance."



 :facepalm: