Well, maybe Kobe learned a valuble lesson, and if he wins again, he will act like a good sportsman , because he experienced defeat and knows how it hurts inside to be on the losing end. I will give him the benefit of the doubt. I like his passion and his practice habits, he is driven, and you have to respect that, even if we hate his team.
Still waiting for TwoHand...
Please don't tell me it was this easy to hurt his feelings, and make him run off from a simple challenge.
As for Kobe, he never did anything wrong in the first place. The "learning his lesson" part probably won't take effect.
Karl Malone
Giving Shaq a credible power forward to take some of the post-pressure off him would be devastating offensively and defensively.
While I'd hate to see Payton land in LA, I think adding a star perimeter player will butt heads with the shot-happy Bryant.
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