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That article is like 2 weeks old bruh
My guy!!!
“Obviously it’s not something I wanted to have happen, but there’s nothing you can do about it. From that standpoint, you have to look at an injury for exactly what it is, which is something that’s going to heal, and be as strong as it ever was.“Obviously, you have the negative side of the injury, but aside from that, I felt like I had some really good questions answered in terms of what I can do on a basketball floor,” he said. “It was kind of like you’re experimenting from game to game and measuring things and trying to figure things out. I felt pretty good about that, which was the biggest question mark.“The biggest part of my game in the last two or three years has always been getting to a space on the floor, being able to elevate and shoot pull-up jump shots, and getting into the paint. It was a great test going up against Tony Allen, who in my opinion has been the guy who’s defended me the best individually since I got into the league. [It was my] fourth game in five nights and to be able to go up against him, and respond to that challenge, I feel really good about it.”
“The knee is not really a concern to me. The fracture will heal, but the biggest question mark was how would my Achilles’ respond to my game, and I felt pretty good about that.”“I felt like I learned that I pretty much could do everything I could before, particularly in the last game [against Memphis],” he said.
“The Achilles’ felt fine. It was strong. From getting out on the court from that, it was a matter of the rest of the body catching up,” Bryant said. “Also, like I said before, there was some natural tentativeness, and what you can and what you can’t do, so you kind of just go down the list and try to improve from game to game.
“My spirits are fine. I feel more locked in now than I have been my entire career because of it. The spirit is fine, the focus is great, and we’re just going to have to see what happens when I come back.”
That article is like 2 weeks old bruh
“The spirit is fine, the focus is great, and we’re just going to have to see what happens when I come back.”
That's it. And that's all.
"My spirit won't be broken. Ruptured, perhaps, but not broken."
"My spirit won't be broken, but both my legs surely are."
Perhaps, but, not before he got 5 in the case. And unlike you!!!he didn't have to follow the NBA stewards to the case and give one back.
ha, ha.
Easy there Dale. I'm just being honest about the whole thing here. The kirby ryan you used to love and jerk off to is no more. Move on.
- "No sir. You couldn't drag me away."
- "Sgt. Al Powell" - "Die Hard"
cedric talkin again...
Bean seems content with #5...and $48.5 million.
Yep, that cut a lot a strings to a lot of mine enemies. He polished off a back-to-back and the 5th on the last contract and now the $48.5 starts next season.
Let us proceed...
lol sup Cedric?
He's past it and knows it
I wonder if Kirby returns this season to chuck 25-30 shots per game for his 25-27 ppg to get that MJ record. It's not like his scoring ever correlates to wins, he might as well have at it.
True. That pass to Artest had nary to do with him scoring. tee, hee.
If he had made at least one of his 18 misses they wouldn't have needed Artest to ice the game. tee, hee.
That's looking at the glass empty. I like to look at it as 5-4. tee, hee.
Sup Toht
"My spirit won't be broken."
-"Hmm."
"Hmmhmm. Had any offsprings lately?"
too bad his tosb legs say otherwise tee hee
my spirit won't be broken but plz give me your attention
Dude is going to try to come out and chuck in a wheelchair just so he can say he was better then MJ.
Yup...this is the typical keep my name in the media Kirby sound bite. Next will be the midnight workout pic from the gym.
#warriorbe
#prayforthebear
#blackout
#mambaout
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