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Wow did I write rape? I meant to write "shoot the ball" but I must have gotten the two mixed up because he does them both so well.
Wow did I write rape? I meant to write "shoot the ball" but I must have gotten the two mixed up because he does them both so well.
How about them Pats?
Doing better than the Chargers and Raiders.How about them Pats?
And? I could care less about either of those teams moron.
Chargers = San Diego
Raiders = Oakland
San Diego & Oakland != Los Angeles
Thanks for playing!
what's you're team?
As far as football goes, I don't really have one. I refuse to root for the 49ers, Raiders, or Chargers.
The Orange County Register chimes in.
Kobe’s surgery postponed
Bryant to skip surgery
by ART THOMPSON III, OCREGISTER.COM
Although Lakers star Kobe Bryant announced this afternoon on his website kb24.com that he is bypassing surgery on his injured right pinky finger, The Orange County Register has learned that it is all but certain that he will have the surgery at the conclusion of the 2008-2009 season.
By opting not to have surgery at this time, Bryant is expected to participate in drills, when the Lakers open training camp Sept. 27, at their El Segundo practice site. However, it has not been determined what limitations will be placed on him and how extensive Bryant would be used in the exhibition games.
Although Bryant said he made the decision not to have surgery, as planned prior to the opening of training camp, after consulting with numerous hand specialists, the root of his decision is linked to the return of Andrew Bynum.
Bryant believes that the Lakers need to establish early team chemistry and cohesiveness when the regular season starts, with Bynum in the lineup, because the Lakers played much of the second half of the 2007-2008 season and the entire playoffs without their injured 21-year old center.
One of the teams expected to challenge the defending Western Conference champion Lakers for the conference crown this coming season are the San Antonio Spurs.
However, the Spurs will be without one of their top players, Manu Ginobili, when the regular season begins. Ginobili injured his ankle during the 2008 NBA playoffs against Phoenix and aggrevated the injury while playing in the Olympics for defending gold medalist Argentina against Team USA. Ginobili had surgery last month.
Bynum suffered a dislocated left knee cap Jan. 13, against Memphis, and missed the remainder of this past season. Meanwhile, Bryant suffered a torn ligament and avulsion fracture of the right pinky Feb. 5, against New Jersey.
Due to the timing of the injury and the Lakers’ position in the playoff race, Bryant put off surgery at that time and shortly thereafter announced that he would postpone getting his finger repaired until after the Beijing Olympics in August.
Bryant helped lead Team USA to a gold medal, the Americans beating Spain and the Lakers’ Pau Gasol in the gold-medal game.
Bryant was able to get through the NBA season and the Olympic compe ion by taping his finger and receiving theraputic treatment on it, a procedure that he likely will continue this season.
So you don't have a team and you knock on the guy that does?
Damn gobbler. ripping teams but you don't have one. you sound like those Kobe haters who root for no one, but like to talk about the Lakers.
So me assuming that someone who roots for LA and dogs other peoples teams would like a football team from California makes me a moron? You sir are a:
People refuse to take you seriously.
Yea I'm really sorry I'm not some bandwagon got who just picks teams that are successful because he doesn't have one.
The bottomline is LA doesn't have a football team. Therefore, I don't have a favorite team. I have favorite players in the NFL, but don't have a favorite team since THERE IS NO ING TEAM NEAR MY HOME CITY. What the is so hard to understand about mexican?
@ Kobe. He is just as big of a as Paul Pierce.
People are going to target his bad pinkie and see if it really is injured.
There is no team near your city?
San Diego - 120 miles away
SF - about 400 miles away
Oakland - about 420 miles away
Nice try.
120 miles, oh noooooooooooooooo. That is a two hour drive to go see a game. That is besides the point. Just because you do not have a team IN YOUR CITY does not mean you cannot root for the 3 teams in your state. So all the cities that do not have teams cannot root for anyone?
Nice try. If you are going to dog someone for liking a team, at least have your own. That is like bashing a guy for his ugly girlfriend while you sit at home jerking it every single weekend.
Raiders were in LA when I was born, so that's my team. We got the Trojans though
I just flat out don't like the Chargers or 49ers. I'm sorry I just can't root for those teams. I've always had a soft spot for the Raiders, but they are such an embarrassment these days I try to keep that a secret from outsiders.
And yes, USC football is where it's at for me.
I wonder if Kobe realizes that there is a 300 pounder named Greg Oden that will slapping at that finger in game 1?
Yeah it's almost as pathetic as Kobe knobslobbers who post under multiple Lakerfan aliases on a Spurs message board.
I grew up near Boston, moved to Texas, and adopted the Thunder. I'm a diehard Rangers, Patriots, and Thunder fan. Does that make me a bandwagoner? Sue me. At least I'm not a bag Laker fan.
I's pretty much a scientific fact: bandwagoner who shows up to sporting events on time > y Laker fan getting to his seats with 4:13 left in the second quarter.
Wow what a ridiculous stereotype. LAL has the largest fanbase of any NBA team, the only people that can afford the "good" seats are the rich ones that don't really give a about basketball. You're an idiot if you think they are representative of the Laker fan base. son, you've probably never even been to CA by the looks of it.
Lived in Hacienda Heights for a year, got family all over SoCal and San Fran.
Here's the Lakerfan breakdown.
Mexican - diehard fan
White - blowhard bag fan
Black - jumped on the bandwagon in the 80's
Asian - Kobe fan
pick your category.
Again, typical stereotypical BS.
I know tons of white people that are die hard fans since before you were born. The Laker fanbase is the biggest fanbase of any basketball team in the world, of course we're going to have a larger amount of bag fans than anyone else. It comes with the territory.
"Asian - Kobe fan"
asian girls maybe.
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