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Calispursfan11
08-02-2012, 08:58 AM
It is inevitable that Kobe is entering the twilight of his career. Although many of us have detested Kobe over the years, his greatness is undeniable. We see some deterioration in his game occurring each year, but somehow he continues to hold on to that extra notch againt all odds. At an age where many NBA players have already broken down and often exited the league, Kobe's desire for excellence keeps him in the superstar conversation. But is it time for him to finally defer this year, and if so, is he prepared to do what all great players must do at this stage of their career? Or, will he go the way of Iverson and flame out in a blaze of agony?

TheRealCB
08-02-2012, 09:18 AM
Kobe will never let himself become Iverson,or even Duncan tbh imo fwiw

lakerhaterade
08-02-2012, 11:38 AM
It is inevitable that Kobe is entering the twilight of his career. Although many of us have detested Kobe over the years, his greatness is undeniable. We see some deterioration in his game occurring each year, but somehow he continues to hold on to that extra notch againt all odds. At an age where many NBA players have already broken down and often exited the league, Kobe's desire for excellence keeps him in the superstar conversation. But is it time for him to finally defer this year, and if so, is he prepared to do what all great players must do at this stage of their career? Or, will he go the way of Iverson and flame out in a blaze of agony?

Whenever you stop playing with yourself at night.

Venti Quattro
08-02-2012, 11:40 AM
When you stop existing in life.

Koolaid_Man
08-02-2012, 11:42 AM
It is inevitable that Kobe is entering the twilight of his career. Although many of us have detested Kobe over the years, his greatness is undeniable. We see some deterioration in his game occurring each year, but somehow he continues to hold on to that extra notch againt all odds. At an age where many NBA players have already broken down and often exited the league, Kobe's desire for excellence keeps him in the superstar conversation. But is it time for him to finally defer this year, and if so, is he prepared to do what all great players must do at this stage of their career? Or, will he go the way of Iverson and flame out in a blaze of agony?

When he gets 1 more ring and once we sign Dwight.

pass1st
08-02-2012, 11:42 AM
If Bynum is replaced with Howard, maybe. Kobe and Bynum aren't really pals, tbh.

Koolaid_Man
08-02-2012, 11:44 AM
It is inevitable that Kobe is entering the twilight of his career. Although many of us have detested Kobe over the years, his greatness is undeniable.

No need to read after that...

Koolaid_Man
08-02-2012, 11:45 AM
If Bynum is replaced with Howard, maybe. Kobe and Bynum aren't really pals, tbh.

Kobe is making Bynum think that....just playing on his young mind.

The Gemini Method
08-02-2012, 12:14 PM
Probably when he'll need the Viagra/Cialis and by then he'll have to rape the white chicks on his back. Does that constitute rape if the girl does reverse cowgirl?

Juggity
08-02-2012, 01:00 PM
Although many of us have detested Kobe over the years, his greatness is undeniable.

It's pretty debatable, tbh

Calispursfan11
08-02-2012, 02:40 PM
Will Kobe keep getting chicks after Nash takes over the reigns or are his days of the mack numbered, tbh?

Calispursfan11
08-02-2012, 02:41 PM
Probably when he'll need the Viagra/Cialis and by then he'll have to rape the white chicks on his back. Does that constitute rape if the girl does reverse cowgirl?

Any sexual contact with Kobe constitutes rape.

Calispursfan11
08-02-2012, 02:43 PM
When you stop existing in life.

You ungrateful little Lakeshow fan. How dare you insult me after I propped you up in the props to Laker fans on ST thread. Go wank off to some Olivia pics.