team doing decent without his cancer ass. he is gonna come in and take 90 shots a night and they will lose 60% of the games he plays. right now no cancer and team listening to dantoni
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11-08-13 09:10 PM #1
lakers should tell kobe to get lost
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11-08-13 09:15 PM #2
Most teams rarely take 90 shots per game.
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11-08-13 09:23 PM #3
I agree laker
Ball hogs dont win in the nba
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11-08-13 09:23 PM #4
Originally Posted by pavyracer
dont worry no one ever accused you of having a sense of humour
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11-08-13 09:24 PM #5Derek Jeter, the best shortstop ever.
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Ball hogs don't win in the NBA unless your name is Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant.
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11-08-13 09:26 PM #6
You should go to Jay Leno. They will laugh at you. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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11-08-13 09:28 PM #7
Lakerboy with a classic jinx thread.
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11-08-13 09:30 PM #8
lb, people in la don't want to pay premium prices to watch jodie meeks launch threes. they want to be entertained with a title shot, however small.
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11-08-13 09:34 PM #9
how dumb can you be?
only reason they are winning right now is cause they are hot right now from three. its classic D Antoni offense.
they are chucking a riduclous amount of threes per game but they making a shit ton as well, as soon as they start missing, the offense will go in the tank again and you'll be begging for Kobe back.
Lakers are playing it smart. biggest free agent class EVER with the LOADED talent in the history of the NBA at the end of this season and LA is going to have the most money to spend.
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11-08-13 09:34 PM #10
Originally Posted by TwoWays
2ways people in la are mostly rich or broke and all dumb. they will pay anything to tell there best friend the next day they had a piece of dyan cannons popcorn fall on there nutsack. 2ways i have been thru la man times. its a shitty dirty latino infested pit like most of cali.
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11-08-13 09:35 PM #11
Originally Posted by wagerjunkie
settle down. kobe bryant is done as an nba star. the lakers never missed him. he was good when he had to be.
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11-08-13 09:37 PM #12
Ya why would Dantoni want someone who can play defense.
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11-08-13 09:43 PM #13
Don't get in debates in which you stand no chance to win. Much thanks. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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11-08-13 09:45 PM #14
Lakerboy is right on here... spot on the money..
Kobe KiLLS ball movement... and will not hesitate to jack up
a long 3-pt shot over two defenders..
very low percentage... but if it goes in... ESPN sportscenter all night highlight
nobody gets the ball when he returns. NOBODY.
Kobe will not accept less than $20M /season to re-sign
and no serious talent will come except Carmelo (Kobe's mini-me)
same player. No share specials all day, all night.
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11-08-13 09:45 PM #15
get rid of Nash too and start rebuilding
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11-08-13 09:48 PM #16
Kobe most defensive 1st team appearances in nba history ratz. imbecile.
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11-08-13 09:51 PM #17
You're from canada
Shut your fukkin mouth!!!
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11-08-13 09:52 PM #18
Kobe way over paid now
trade him, you could get decent mid level players for him
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11-08-13 09:53 PM #19
Kobe is trying to catch Jordan and Malone in All-Time Scoring,
with Jordan he is trying to do it at a younger age... (even though triple-figure more games)
for him to catch Jordan THIS season... that means no sharing..
i saw a play last year, where a Laker was on a breakway...
and Kobe caught up, spread his arms like "WTF are you doing..? PASS the ball"
anyways.. it took the players eye off the basket, but he was still running.. so he tried to stop and pass..
he did, but it was a bad pass (unnatural to stop, and instead of easy dunk)
Kobe flubbed the shot, because he was RIGHT under the basket..
and in the meantime, two defenders caught up, and broke it up
he ACTUALLY STOPPED a sure-fire 2 PTS... to make sure he got...
and of course... NOBODY got it...
Classic Kobe, lol
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11-08-13 09:54 PM #20
Originally Posted by lakerboy
good thing there is no anit-latino rules spearheaded by jolyn
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11-08-13 09:54 PM #21
heya JJ, Originally Posted by jjgold
i doubt anyone would pick that salary...
Lakers would never trade him... he is the very icon of that franchise...
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11-08-13 09:54 PM #22
Watch how Bryant comes back and averages 25 5 and 5 after this injury, makes the playoffs easily to win my bet, and makes you look like an idiot.
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11-08-13 10:17 PM #23
Originally Posted by Ratzz
come on bro get real..half of NBA players in NBA would kill to play in LA...on the Lakers..and with a max contract or close to it? please..ain't none of these players walking away from LA and a max contract...
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Shooting GuardsName Team Previous Salary Next Salary Type Devin Harris Dallas Mavericks $884,293 $0 N TyShawn Taylor Brooklyn Nets $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Avery Bradley Boston Celtics $2,511,432 $3,581,302 Q Ramon Sessions Charlotte Bobcats $5,000,000 $0 N Darren Collison Los Angeles Clippers $1,900,000 $1,985,500 P Kirk Hinrich Chicago Bulls $4,059,000 $0 N Nate Robinson Denver Nuggets $2,016,000 $2,106,720 P Jerryd Bayless Memphis Grizzlies $3,135,000 $0 N Andre Miller Denver Nuggets $5,000,000 $4,625,000 N Rodney Stuckey Detroit Pistons $8,500,000 $0 N Toney Douglas Golden State Warriors $1,600,000 $0 N D.J. Augustin Toronto Raptors $1,267,000 $0 N Chauncey Billups Detroit Pistons $2,500,000 $2,500,000 T Eric Bledsoe Phoenix Suns $2,626,474 $3,726,967 Q Steve Blake Los Angeles Lakers $4,000,000 $0 N Chris Duhon - X Los Angeles Lakers $1,500,000 Beno Udrih New York Knicks $884,293 $0 N Luke Ridnour Milwaukee Bucks $4,420,000 $0 N Malcolm Lee Free Agents $884,293 $1,148,163 Q Greivis Vasquez Sacramento Kings $2,150,188 $3,203,780 Q Brian Roberts New Orleans Pelicans $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Eric Maynor Washington Wizards $2,016,000 $2,106,720 P Tony Parker San Antonio Spurs $12,500,000 $12,500,000 N Patty Mills San Antonio Spurs $1,133,950 $0 N Jameer Nelson Orlando Magic $8,600,000 $8,000,000 N Ish Smith Phoenix Suns $951,463 $992,435 N E'Twaun Moore Orlando Magic $884,293 $1,148,163 Q Kyle Lowry Toronto Raptors $6,210,000 $0 N John Lucas III Utah Jazz $1,600,000 $1,600,000 N Jimmer Fredette Sacramento Kings $2,439,840 $0 N Isaiah Thomas Sacramento Kings $884,293 $1,148,163 Q Kendall Marshall Free Agents $2,005,560 $2,091,840 T Mo Williams Portland Trail Blazers $2,652,000 $2,771,340 P Earl Watson Portland Trail Blazers $884,293 $0 N Shaun Livingston Brooklyn Nets $884,293 $0 N Derek Fisher Oklahoma City Thunder $884,293 $0 N Aaron Brooks Houston Rockets $884,293 $0 N Jordan Farmar Los Angeles Lakers $884,293 $0 N Dwight Buycks Toronto Raptors $700,000 $816,482 N Ronnie Price Orlando Magic $1,265,977 $1,316,809 N Phil Pressey Boston Celtics $490,180 $816,482 N Nick Calathes Memphis Grizzlies $490,180 $816,482 N
Small ForwardsName Team Previous Salary Next Salary Type Anthony Morrow New Orleans Pelicans $1,027,424 $1,145,685 P MarShon Brooks Boston Celtics $1,210,080 $0 N Keith Bogans Boston Celtics $5,058,198 $5,285,816 N Ben Gordon Charlotte Bobcats $13,200,000 $0 N Vince Carter Dallas Mavericks $3,180,000 $0 N Jared Cunningham Atlanta Hawks $1,208,400 $0 N Dwyane Wade Miami Heat $18,673,000 $20,164,000 E Ray Allen Miami Heat $3,229,050 $0 N Jordan Hamilton Denver Nuggets $1,169,880 $0 N Lance Stephenson Indiana Pacers $1,005,000 $0 N Orlando Johnson Indiana Pacers $788,872 $915,243 N Jamal Crawford Los Angeles Clippers $5,225,000 $5,450,000 N Willie Green Los Angeles Clippers $1,399,507 $1,448,490 N Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers $30,453,805 $0 N Jodie Meeks Los Angeles Lakers $1,550,000 $0 N Doron Lamb Orlando Magic $788,872 $915,243 N Thabo Sefolosha Oklahoma City Thunder $3,900,000 $0 N Nando De Colo San Antonio Spurs $1,463,000 $1,828,750 Q Francisco Garcia Houston Rockets $1,265,977 $1,316,809 P Wesley Johnson Los Angeles Lakers $884,293 $0 N Shannon Brown Free Agents $3,500,000 $0 N Gordon Hayward Utah Jazz $3,452,183 $4,677,708 Q Jordan Crawford Boston Celtics $2,162,419 $3,206,867 Q Will Barton Portland Trail Blazers $788,872 $915,243 N Jason Richardson Philadelphia 76ers $6,204,250 $6,601,125 P Nick Young Los Angeles Lakers $1,106,942 $1,227,985 P Evan Turner Philadelphia 76ers $6,679,867 $8,717,226 Q Garrett Temple Washington Wizards $884,293 $0 N Glen Rice Jr. Washington Wizards $490,180 $816,482 N
Power ForwardsName Team Previous Salary Next Salary Type Paul Pierce Brooklyn Nets $15,333,334 $0 N Tornike Shengelia Brooklyn Nets $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Jeffrey Taylor Charlotte Bobcats $788,872 $915,243 N Shawn Marion Dallas Mavericks $9,316,796 $0 N Alonzo Gee Cleveland Cavaliers $3,250,000 $3,000,000 N Omri Casspi Houston Rockets $947,907 $1,063,384 N Jae Crowder Dallas Mavericks $788,872 $915,243 T Luol Deng Chicago Bulls $14,275,000 $0 N Rudy Gay Toronto Raptors $17,888,932 $19,317,326 P LeBron James Miami Heat $19,067,500 $20,590,000 E Mike Miller Memphis Grizzlies $884,293 $0 N Shane Battier Miami Heat $3,270,000 $0 N James Jones Miami Heat $1,500,000 $0 N Khris Middleton Milwaukee Bucks $788,872 $915,243 N Richard Jefferson Utah Jazz $11,046,000 $0 N Brandon Rush Utah Jazz $4,000,000 $0 N Draymond Green Golden State Warriors $875,500 $915,243 N Chandler Parsons Houston Rockets $926,500 $964,750 T Danny Granger Indiana Pacers $14,021,788 $0 N Caron Butler Milwaukee Bucks $8,000,000 $0 N Metta World Peace New York Knicks $1,590,000 $1,661,550 P Andrei Kirilenko Brooklyn Nets $3,183,000 $3,326,235 P Darius Miller New Orleans Pelicans $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Carmelo Anthony New York Knicks $21,388,953 $23,333,403 E Alan Anderson Brooklyn Nets $947,907 $1,063,384 P John Salmons Sacramento Kings $7,583,000 $7,000,000 N Marvin Williams Utah Jazz $7,500,000 $0 N Trevor Ariza Washington Wizards $7,727,280 $0 N Jan Vesely Washington Wizards $3,340,920 $0 N Chris Singleton Washington Wizards $1,618,680 $0 N Quentin Richardson Free Agents $1,399,507 $1,462,485 N Robert Covington Houston Rockets $490,180 $816,482 N
CentersName Team Previous Salary Next Salary Type Anthony Tolliver Charlotte Bobcats $884,293 $0 N Kris Humphries Boston Celtics $12,000,000 $0 N Dirk Nowitzki Dallas Mavericks $22,721,381 $0 N Elton Brand Atlanta Hawks $4,000,000 $0 N Zach Randolph Memphis Grizzlies $18,238,333 $16,973,333 P Darrell Arthur Denver Nuggets $3,231,683 $3,457,149 P Udonis Haslem Miami Heat $4,340,000 $4,620,000 P Rashard Lewis Miami Heat $1,399,507 $0 N Charlie Villanueva Detroit Pistons $8,580,000 $0 N Jason Maxiell Orlando Magic $2,500,000 $2,500,000 N Jonas Jerebko Detroit Pistons $4,500,000 $4,500,000 P Greg Monroe Detroit Pistons $4,086,454 $5,479,935 Q Austin Daye Toronto Raptors $947,907 $1,063,384 N Patrick Patterson Sacramento Kings $3,105,301 $4,319,474 Q Royce White Free Agents $1,719,480 $1,793,520 T Tyler Hansbrough Toronto Raptors $3,183,000 $3,326,235 N Pau Gasol Los Angeles Lakers $19,285,850 $0 N Earl Clark Cleveland Cavaliers $4,250,000 $4,250,000 N Antawn Jamison Los Angeles Clippers $884,293 $0 N Dante Cunningham Minnesota Timberwolves $2,180,000 $0 N Al-Farouq Aminu New Orleans Pelicans $3,749,602 $0 N Jason Smith New Orleans Pelicans $2,500,000 $0 N Amar'e Stoudemire New York Knicks $21,679,893 $23,410,988 E Tim Duncan San Antonio Spurs $10,361,446 $10,361,446 P Boris Diaw San Antonio Spurs $4,702,500 $0 N Matt Bonner San Antonio Spurs $3,945,000 $0 N DeJuan Blair Dallas Mavericks $884,293 $0 N Josh McRoberts Charlotte Bobcats $2,652,000 $2,771,340 P Andrea Bargnani New York Knicks $11,862,500 $11,500,000 E Amir Johnson Toronto Raptors $6,500,000 $7,000,000 N Ed Davis Memphis Grizzlies $3,153,860 $4,361,788 Q Quincy Acy Toronto Raptors $788,872 $915,243 N Channing Frye Phoenix Suns $6,400,000 $6,800,000 P Luis Scola Indiana Pacers $4,508,504 $4,868,499 N P.J. Tucker Phoenix Suns $884,293 $1,148,163 Q Kevin Seraphin Washington Wizards $2,761,114 $3,898,693 Q Trevor Booker Washington Wizards $2,350,820 $3,420,443 Q Lavoy Allen Philadelphia 76ers $3,060,000 $3,825,000 Q Kwame Brown Philadelphia 76ers $2,945,901 $0 Q Aron Baynes San Antonio Spurs $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Chris Johnson Free Agents $916,099 $0 N Kenyon Martin New York Knicks $884,293 $0 N Al Harrington Washington Wizards $884,293 $0 N Brandon Davies - X Los Angeles Clippers $50,000
Name Team Previous Salary Next Salary Type Andray Blatche Brooklyn Nets $1,375,604 $1,437,506 P Anderson Varejao Cleveland Cavaliers $9,036,364 $9,704,545 N Byron Mullens Los Angeles Clippers $947,907 $1,063,384 P Chris Kaman Los Angeles Lakers $3,183,000 $0 N Bernard James Dallas Mavericks $788,872 $1,115,243 Q Nazr Mohammed Chicago Bulls $884,293 $0 N Kosta Koufos Memphis Grizzlies $3,000,000 $3,000,000 N Chris Bosh Miami Heat $19,067,500 $20,590,000 E Joel Anthony Miami Heat $3,800,000 $3,800,000 P Viacheslav Kravtsov Phoenix Suns $1,500,000 $1,875,000 Q Andris Biedrins Utah Jazz $9,000,000 $0 N Ryan Hollins Los Angeles Clippers $884,293 $0 N Jordan Hill Los Angeles Lakers $3,500,000 $0 N Samuel Dalembert Dallas Mavericks $3,700,748 $3,867,282 N Ekpe Udoh Milwaukee Bucks $4,469,548 $5,962,377 Q Greg Stiemsma New Orleans Pelicans $2,676,000 $0 N Gustavo Ayon Atlanta Hawks $1,500,000 $1,875,000 Q Aaron Gray Toronto Raptors $2,690,875 $0 N Marcin Gortat Washington Wizards $7,727,280 $0 N Jermaine O'Neal Golden State Warriors $2,000,000 $0 N Emeka Okafor Phoenix Suns $14,487,500 $0 N Spencer Hawes Philadelphia 76ers $6,600,000 $0 N Chris Andersen Miami Heat $1,399,507 $1,448,490 P Marcus Camby Free Agents $884,293 $0 N Pero Antic Atlanta Hawks $1,200,000 $1,250,000 N Greg Oden Miami Heat $884,293 $0 N Jeff Withey New Orleans Pelicans $490,180 $816,482 N
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11-08-13 10:41 PM #24
And then? Originally Posted by Goat Milk
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11-08-13 10:42 PM #25
everyone tells u to get lost but you never do.
so why should kobe?
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11-08-13 10:51 PM #26
what the hell are you talking about..?!?! Originally Posted by wagerjunkie
come on bro get real..half of NBA players in NBA would kill to play in LA...on the Lakers..and with a max contract or close to it? please..ain't none of these players walking away from LA and a max contract...
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you mean "YOU" would love to play for the Lakers because you are a Kobe fan...
what MONSTER free agents signed there this off-season?
seriously... Chris KAman!?!? *Nick Young!??!
nobody who starts All-Star games will go there EXCEPT Carmelo, because he just assumes, he will not pass the ball
and does not have to?
Same as in NYC..
Kobe chases away talent, by belittling them in the media.. ridiculing their free throws,,,
it is much easier to hit free throws with a smaller hand.. (FYi)
Kobe is a douche, if you are an All-star used to certain amount of touches...
why would you kill your career averages to play there?
Dwight took LESS money to NOT play with Kobe... lol
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11-08-13 10:52 PM #27
2nd or 3rd best player of all time. Guy can still play too.
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11-08-13 11:04 PM #28
man get with it. I am talking about 2014. I just listed the Free Agent class in 2014. Originally Posted by Ratzz
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11-08-13 11:06 PM #29
and Dwight took less money because he couldn't hack the pressure. he'll never live up to his potential. and LA is market in which the media killed him for that and he couldn't take it and ran like a baby.
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11-08-13 11:13 PM #30
guys been over paid last 5 years
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11-08-13 11:21 PM #31Derek Jeter, the best shortstop ever.
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Lakers basketball is like Yankees baseball....if you can't hack it then get the fukk out.
Howard is a bitch and I'm glad he is gone.
He will never win an NBA title.
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11-08-13 11:25 PM #32
Was thinking same thing Dwight is AJ Burnett of hoops
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11-08-13 11:49 PM #33
why do people still pay attention to this pos. You mfs have no lives or what? lmao
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11-08-13 11:50 PM #34
found this dude's sister's pic
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11-08-13 11:57 PM #35
*LOL... Originally Posted by bubblebuttluv
EXACTLY.*
both are very, VERY EXPENSIVE garbage *
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