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Fuzzy getting his pushed in, seems to be a daily occurrence here..
You're the one trying to make this about all those other things. I'm not going down that rabbit hole with you.
My original point stands as posted. Kobe can take all the money he wants, he just can't say he's all about winning when he does.
Proceed.
With one of the most gawd awful teams in the NBA.
Proceed.
With watching a chucker continue to chuck and love every minute of it.
How much wood would a...
You guys suck.
We will keep shooting stats right along with you, it's a joyous experience.
Thread.
Your 2 points were great, the third ons was too harsh for Al-Qoube
Kobe made $30 million last year. He could have taken the same this year but he gave the
Lakers a "discount" down to $24 million. Kobe said his playing on the team makes his value to
get that kind of money. TV Fans tune into watch the Lakers because of him and cable TV can afford
to pay him for it.
The OP is what it is. I can say the same thing about your rabbit hole. Fact is that people like a dumbed down scapegoat. While I don't disagree that Bryant's contract is an issue, dumbing it down to only that does not help to understand the situation.
You're the one trying to make this about all those other things. I'm not going down that rabbit hole with you.
My original point stands as posted. Kobe can take all the money he wants, he just can't say he's all about winning when he does.
I didn't say that it was only that.
About the only daily occurrence is you spouting the bandwagon fallacy as if it is meaningful. I get that you are butthurt about me and your response to it is cliche. The rest of my fan club does the exact same thing thus their induction.
What you don't seem to get is that my writing style is designed to encourage your sentiment if not that type of response. Intelligent people actually try to argue on merit versus your childish assertions. It's good at pointing to those who cannot articulate intelligent arguments though nevertheless.
Your handwaving at it and refusal to 'go down that rabbit hole' of any other thing certainly implies it.
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
LOL
Well, I am making the assumption that you are being intellectually honest. So your refusal to 'go down that rabbit hole' is of a more personal nature versus you disagreeing with it even if you don't want to argue.
People that refuse to admit even an obvious point of fact to me are hilarious.
Sleep well.Well, I am making the assumption that you are being intellectually honest. So your refusal to 'go down that rabbit hole' is of a more personal nature versus you disagreeing with it even if you don't want to argue.
Bottom line: kobe.
Can we all agree to tha
I said it last year when Kirby signed the extension. I had ZERO problem with him taking the money because he's right regarding the situation w/ the owners. I'll always be on the player's side 100% when it comes to labor agreements. Sadly, they don't have much of a chance going against billionaires that made their bones not giving a about other people tbh.
What I have issue with is when Kobe-stan puts him up there with the likes of Tim/Dirk in regards to being all about winning. Kobe eats first, he always has. It's just hilarious to see him call his fans stupid over and over again and they just continue to eat it up
Forget it.
You forgot his cell phone tirade about Bynum.Weird. I didn't know that throwing almost every single player AND coach under the buss who's played for you for the past 15 years counts as rooting for your team.
Let's see, here:
Shaq.
Pau.
Brown.
MDA.
Odom.
Gasol.
Dwight.
and now, the Front Office that brought together two teams with 8 starting hall of famers between them, apparently is terrible.
The only player to escape blame was perhaps Fisher, who bailed and went ring chasing, but I even heard plenty of "washed up has been" from Laker fans before he departed.
Golly, that's a lot of excuses. Wonder if there's a common thread connecting them all?
Not at all the same situation, since Kobe has been a ty player post Achilles. Pre-tear he was worth every cent of that $30 million he was making, but now he's the definition of empty stats.
I look forward to the challenge with equal amounts of both anticipation & determination.
Let us proceed...
I'll just bet he was.
A top 5 player is always worth $30 million in the NBA.
That is what people don't seem to understand regarding the max and the nature of price ceilings.
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