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Jealously is not a virtue
#10 always gets me... how the did he catch up to Strickland?
Jealously is not a virtue
The thread le is on point....if it takes Dwight 3 days to learn a jump hook when he's a center and been playing ball his whole life then then go yourself
Dwight in 2011 after working out with Hakeem was pretty great on offense, shame he forgot those moves after he joined the Lakers
seriously yall can hate but look at how fast Kobe learns this ....like Hakeem said..no one has ever picked it up that fast...3 days?
and this is something else Kobe doesn't get credit for...after having the insight to improve his game and being the first player to go to Hakeem for advice..guess who's the first to copy Kobe....you guessed it..Lebronze..., then Melo, the Stoudamire, then Dwight...all these s copying Kobe....Dwight in 2011 after working out with Hakeem was pretty great on offense, shame he forgot those moves after he joined the Lakers
Kobe then Dunks on Hakeem
Some game time footageseriously yall can hate but look at how fast Kobe learns this ....like Hakeem said..no one has ever picked it up that fast...3 days?
So stop being jealous of GOAT Jordan.
No objectives from me, I have always maintained that Kobe Bryant is the best of all time in copying others, from game to mannerisms to nicknames, Kobe can copy with the best of them.seriously yall can hate but look at how fast Kobe learns this ....like Hakeem said..no one has ever picked it up that fast...3 days?
we got a big man on the Lakers with 6 rings too....plus he's scored more points career wise than MJ...once Kobe gets one more and passes MJ on the all-time scoring list next year...that will mark the end of Spur fan and the MJ troll
Saw this coming a mile away. Why even mention Kobe and D12 in the same breath? C'mon Kool, that's lobbin up a softball just waiting to be hit out of the park.
Which sort of tells you # of rings and points is sort of a useless measure.
all I know is
Kobe 5
TOSB 6
All I know is your is ugly Cedric...
All I know is your is ugly Cedric...
at least the monkey pics were entertaining...you guys are just downright boring now....the only people that believes that's Kool are the ones he wants to believe it... come at me bro
PS: I'm going white water rafting now
This is a whole lot of jabber about a guy whose never - and will never - shoot even 47% in a single season. Bryant's whole career has been one showboat move after another...and more missed shots than any player in history. Missed shots while open big men stand in the paint, and angry teammates sprint to the offensive glass. It's cute that Hakeem is all giddy about Bryant winking at him, but please, call me when Bryant shoots 50% for even one season. Still waiting for that call...ing Awesome Dude.... Whoa Man this interview is EPIC!!!!
Hakeem pays Kobe the utmost respect...I don't think he'll come right out and say it but based on his comments below it appears Kobe was the smartest player he's ever worked with...
He’s mentioned that he also worked with you on dealing with double teams as well as some specific moves. How would you describe the session?
How would you describe how you operated around the paint, and how you tried to impart certain facets of your game upon Bryant?
It would seem that it’d be difficult to retain all of that information in just a few hours, Hakeem? It’s obvious to say that Kobe’s one of the smarter and more cerebral players in the game, and natural to think his learning curve is a lot steeper than almost anybody’s. Did you find that to be true?
I know you’ve worked with several other players on low post game, most recently Dwight Howard. Has anybody ever gotten things as quickly as Kobe?
How different is it teaching a big man like Howard?
How do you put what Kobe’s done thus far in his career into context?
[B] If you look at the Top 10 all-time scorers, Kobe and Jordan are the only guards other than Oscar Robertson, who’s now 10th. Kobe used the word “feisty” to describe how the “little guys” got in there.
That’s a good way to put it, with Jordan and Bryant really being that rare combination of physical and mental gifts.
Having spent some time with Kobe and taught him some things, what have you seen from him since?
Finally, I wanted to relay to you what Kobe said earlier this week after a Lakers practice. Quote: “"In my opinion, he is the best post player ever, with all due respect to Kevin McHale. Hakeem was phenominal."
http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/110129kobehakeem.html
Who cares? Basketball is a team game and Kobe hasn't addressed that for 15 or how long his career has been.
While Yi Jinliang looked good against cones, Kobe looked good posting up air.
^ ok calm down...I will call...just make sure you answer on the 5th ring
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