Granting Phil a hand down when Jackson came (tail tucked) back. Me? I'd a told him to back and his mother some more, but, then I'd be short 2 now and not even typing this.
Those 7 last second victories during the first 82 so when Artest pounded it up Pierce's ass in the last game he was standing in California.
Granting Phil a hand down when Jackson came (tail tucked) back. Me? I'd a told him to back and his mother some more, but, then I'd be short 2 now and not even typing this.
What do you have to say for yourself? Getting your ass busted. Kobe had 42 at the half - he should have gone for over 9on your ass, but PJ wouldn't let him do it.
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Phil Jackson would never let Kobe do that to MJ, he embarrassed him enough during his last visit to Staples.
Still begging Giuseppe ?
Is that Latin for riding coat tails?
Phil Jackson and even Fisher deserve the most credit for creating that compe ive culture. Keeping Kobe's cancer from spreading was not an easy task. Don't rewrite history Dale.
MJ didn't even guard Kobe and he was on the bench most of the time, Kirby just pulled up for contested 3s on some scrub, just because MJ was on the opposing team (at 40 years old) doesn't mean he dropped 55 points on MJ. Prime MJ would have taken the task, old MJ was just on cruise control and collecting his checks.
Let's see how well Kirby does at 40 years old, he already had a potential career-ending injury at 34 and even before that he was TOSB status on defense, Wilson Chandler dropping 23 on his bum ass
No, that's:::
Kobe: 2
Daddy: 1
I see Bra.
I hear 6.
Beats being swept in the first round and losing your best player.
& I'm potent.
must be easier for you my good Giuseppe begging is now a second nature for lakers fans.
I'll cut you loose like I cut Lefty. You're much too wounded to abuse further.
Love,
- Pappy
You get it wrong Giuseppe I'm not wounded at all by 6. Your 6 has no impact on me while you confessed to have been wounded by the begging.
u try to deflect to forget your own burden sorry but I don't carry any burden.
You all must understand, Thread is what I like to call a simple boy, he has no meager understanding of common concepts, he just likes to stick with his belief that Kobe is still the greatest of all time. The sad part is that Kobe never was. Dropping 55 points against Michael Jordan while he played for the Wizards is laughable example.
Lol, Kobe calling out anyone's defense with the way he basically DH'd this year..Guys got huge balls to say the least
uh oh, katy girl gon get the backhand from ol' cubster for that proclamation
Dale is not sure what to make of Kobe Bryant after he played the injury card.
Before you listen to anything MWP says: I repost this which I originally posted on May 28, 2010. (note this was before his name change)
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Best Craig Sager Interview. Ever.
Happened tonight after the Lakers beat the Suns at the buzzer on a Ron Artest putback of a Kobe Bryant shot, after Ron-Ron almost blew the game by cranking up a very ill-advised 3-pointer.
(This was preceded by a Kobe interview where Kobe could not stop laughing and rolling his eyes every time Artest was mentioned.)
Craig Sager: (wearing pink jacket) What were you thinking when you put up that shot when you guys had a chance to run out the clock?
Ron Artest: Well, you know, just play basketball. I mean, there was a point in time when I shot 40% from the three! I gotta play, you know, and still try to get to the hole. I hit shots before, they just didn't fall today. That's the thing about the playoffs, you just keep playing, you never know when that big game gonna come. So I'm just gonna continue to play, see what happens.
Sager: That's the way you keep talking, about playing in the playgrounds. But here in the NBA, here's a 24 second clock. You could have run it out.
Artest: Well, you coulda ran it out, but you still gotta play basketball. I tried to break their back a little bit. That's why we play defense. You know, we still gotta play basketball. You oughta be able to play through all that. Everybody saying "Don't shoot! Don't shoot!" You still gotta be able to focus.
Sager: How are you getting position for the winning basket after Kobe puts up that long 3?
Artest: I seen the shot. He got fouled. I knew it was gonna be an air ball so I just went after it. They played hard tonight. They was aggressive imitating us.
(I'm sure he meant "intimidating". At this point Artest got an even crazier look on his face, and launched into the following)
There had to be a point in time I use my body. It worked for me and it worked for me right there.
Sager: Unlikely hero...
Artest: (puts arm around Sager's shoulder and moves closer) Queensbridge in the building. Queensbridge in the house. Queensbridge already know.
Sager: (looks at Artest, baffled)
Artest: Say "Queensbridge". Say "Queensbridge".
Sager: (looking scared now) Queensbridge.
Artest: Yeah. (turns and strides away, big grin on his face)
Sager: Queensbridge. Where they don't play with a shot clock.
I don't do "greatest of all time." I leave that to you children. I do rings. I was broken on that wheel.
Pardon?
It ain't the first time for Kobe to drive their best player out of town but unlike previous times, it is a good riddance this time.
Rogue that's disturbing
Just because she's pigeon-toed? I watched her last night again in the "The Nanny Diaries." It's an adorable trait.
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