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Send Kobe and Derek Fisher to the WNBA. They are both a couple of drama queens.
he should get traded to SA for the Carmex that hit Bruce Bowen
Send Kobe and Derek Fisher to the WNBA. They are both a couple of drama queens.
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Who TF is this guy?
I would like to see him Toronto if he can't kiss and make up with the Lakers.
I would Trade:
TJ Ford
Andrea
Morris Peterson (sign and Trade)
Garbajosa...whoever else
Putting Bosh plus Kobe would be sick. Plus, I live in Canada, so I would get to see every game without League pass.
toronto doesnt need kobe and bosh (bosh is more perimeter oriented so that doesnt mesh well imo)
all toronto needs to do is trade TJ for a good 3 SF and maybe sign and trade Morrison for a decent player or 2 if possible
Baragnani has HUGE potential imo! he could become better than Bosh in 2 or so years (considering Bosh also developes a bit)
Bosh,Baragnani,Parker,Calderon + a good wing player you get for TJ+Morrison
Rasho cant be traded probably contract too ty)
This is so silly...they lock a thread in the spurs forum about just playful deals for Kobe...what the heck kind of forum has this become? And why can't you look for your old posts anymore? Anyway...it's not like I think the Spurs can acquire Kobe, A)they can't afford him money wise, B)They would have to deal either Duncan or Tony and Manu, C)I don't see the Lakers trading him period and certainly not to the Spurs. But it is silly how some spur fans become blinded by saying Kobe wouldn't be worth it. I believe he is the greatest compe or if not player of all-time. This guy just wants to win, people say he is a ball hog, well I don't think anyone else on his team could make a shot, he wishes he could pass the ball. Kobe and Tim would go down as the greatest tandem of all-time.
Heh...now the report on ESPN says that Kobe wants to stay in LA.
Kobe, if he wants out, has hamstrung the Lakers by going public with his trade request. They (LA) could get more without the other teams knowing the spot the LA front office finds itself in.
Kobe has a no trade clause in his contract so bottom line he can veto certain places. For example, they couldn't just ship him to Minnesota for Kevin Garnett because Kobe would not want to play in small market Minne, the weather up there and the team he would have around him.
On a personal level, Vanessa still has his balls in her purse due to the Colorado incident (which also eliminates Denver as an option). Word is, she does not want to leave LA. That would mean the first option in his mind would be the Clippers. What if his agent were to talk Sterling into hiring West as GM in place of Baylor? The other options would be cities that are a short commute from LA (Phoenix, Golden State, Sacramento). I don't see Lakers managment getting to excited about shipping off one of the premier players in the league to an in conference rival.
Bottom line: I don't think he is going anywhere. He will meet with Buss, Kupchak and Jackson and have a presser saying the Lakers front office is committed to winning right away and this will go away.
Bill Simmons has pitched in with Kobe trade possibilities. Too bad Kobe couldn't give us ONE FULL DAY of speculation before he ed out like that.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2...yDate=20070530
and I'd do this in a HEARTBEAT
Deal No. 4: Dallas trades Josh Howard, Jason Terry and Jerry Stackhouse (sign-and-trade starting at $7.3 million per) for Kobe.
Comments: I'm intrigued by this one because (A) the Lakers would be compe ive with a Howard-Terry-Odom-Bynum nucleus; (B) Kobe would solve all of Nowitzki's toughness/crunch-time problems; and (C) Dallas could probably win a le with Kobe, Nowitzki, the Diop/Dampier combo, Devin Harris and seven guys they found on the street. But would the Lakers ever trade Kobe to a Western contender? And would Cuban ever admit that Dirk was irrevocably damaged by the 2006 Finals and the Warriors-Mavs series, to the degree that he needed to acquire another crunch-time guy? If the Mavs didn't have the testicular for ude to pull off a Shaq trade three years ago, they won't have the gulliones to go after Kobe.
No way i would not like Kobe going near the bulls or even the bucks. STay away from central division in east, it's already the best in east...
Kobe ain't going anywhere. I don't think he was ever serious about leaving.
He's just grandstanding to get the FO off their asses and serious about making a major move to get a Jermaine O'Neal or a Kevin Garnett this offseason.
He's not goin' anywhere..But if Dallas could somehow land Kobe and keep howard,harris nd terry..they would be the team to beat
All of the NBA executives who spoke on the topic of Bryant's apparent trade demand mentioned two teams to which Bryant could be dealt: The Bulls and Suns.
ESPN's source says that Bryant has been looking at Chicago for the past month as a place he'd like to continue his career.
Luol Deng, Ben Gordon, Adrian Griffin, and Victor Khryapa are mentioned as the principal parts of a potential Bulls offer. The Bulls also have the 9th overall pick in the upcoming draft.
This may be the best talent swap the Lakers could garner in a Bryant blockbuster.
If that was his objective, good on him. If thats what it takes to make the FO of the Lakers wake-the- -up, then Im with it.
I hate the Lakers (as I am sure most do here), but watching the best player in the world play with Odom and Scrubs 3-12 was a bit much.
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