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Of course there would be locker room problems for a second straight year. I don't see Dwight coming back.
If the Rockets didn't lose so many of its players, of course it would have had a chance. Even a healthy Mutumbo would have made a significant difference. By Game 7, the Rockets starting center was Chuck Hayes. They were down T-Mac, Yao and Mutumbo.
So as I was saying, they were an injured player or two from a le.
Of course there would be locker room problems for a second straight year. I don't see Dwight coming back.
That sure sounds like defending one's fandom.
A simple statement of fact.
Yeah, but Batts only solved Duncan for one play.
Prince solved your Kobe for 4 games.
No room.
- "It was a big shot!"
- James Rebhorn - "Meet The Parents"
Yes it was.
But still, no room. Kobe has been solved by Austin Croshere, Tayshaun Prince, Rip Hamilton, James Posey, Tony Allen, Jason Terry, and your own Raja Bell (twice).
Duncan is chess. And Kobe is Tic-Tac-Toe.
Tic-Tac-Toe
He ain't mine. And I'm gonna tell you what I told Lovey:::I expect when I give you my word about something it's to be taken as fact. If you can't abide that I'll leave for the Reading Room.
He ain't mine. And I'm gonna tell you what I told Lovey:::I expect when I give you my word about something it's to be taken as fact. If you can't abide that I'll leave for the Reading Room.
Fair enough.
But Raja Bell still solved Kobe.
We're in agreement on that, correct?
No. Sucker "punching" somebody ain't solving them. It's sucker punching them.
I guess Kobe's elbows in the face weren't a sucker punch though eh Cubby?
No, they weren't.
Figures.
But besides that, he solved him defensively. Flustered Kobe. Made him quit.
You deny this?
With every fiber of my being.
[Holds head down]
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