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First time in history an Assistant Coach has more say than the Coach when it comes to game time decisions. thats boss
Though your Suns still haven't paid him the in' money like you said they would.
tee, hee.
First time in history an Assistant Coach has more say than the Coach when it comes to game time decisions. thats boss
Diaw, after Duncan rode him to it:::Pacific Division Basement Dweller
But really. Would you have unprotected sex with Magic to get Kobe #6?Diaw, after Duncan rode him to it:::
Good. I'm glad I was mistaken. Let him sit here & metastasize.
But really. Would you have unprotected sex with Magic to get Kobe #6?
Fine, formalities are over then.
Deeps! We had a meeting of the minds on the Ray Rice sitch.
only two things matter though, right cub?Diaw, after Duncan rode him to it:::
1) Make the playoffs
2) Win your last game
Absolutely.
Nuh uh. You were wrong, & now you have to eat that sandwich.
"Shame, shame, everybody knows your name."
did Duncan satisfy both requirements? for a fifth time?
Yes.
Suns arent letting some ego-maniac dictate what they do. They made Bledsoe a fair offer.
The Lakers have nothing to sell but a washed up Kobe, a new coach who's afraid of him and Julius "T-Rex" Randle.
Haven't heard that one since 3rd grade
It was thoughtful & genuine.
Subtle way of Byron saying Kobe isn't that good and should have a limited role.
Scott owes his dream job to Kobe...Kobe said: "Let there be Scott and there was Scott."
Kobe will lead the league in shots taken
Kobe as a assistant coach
LOL Fakers.. Byron has a lip lock on Kobe's ass before the season starts.....Scott " hey Kobe draw up a play
with 2 seconds on the clock".... "use your coaching skills on who to shoot it"
In some ways, the unfortunate events of Kobe's last 2 years career is quite similar to Billups who announced his retirement today.
"The early part of Billups' NBA career was marred by injury problems, as was the end of it. He suffered a season-ending torn Achilles' tendon after playing just 20 games for the Clippers during the 2011-12 season and he had knee surgery with the Pistons last season in which he only played 19 games. Billups played a combined 61 games his final three seasons"
And Kobe played more seasons and of course logged more minutes than Billups. It's sad to see everytime a legend leaves the game, but I think Kobe's time was up the moment he tore his achilles. I'd be shocked if he plays more than 100 games for the remaining years of his career.
He did coach himself to a torn Achilles though.
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