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How FanHouse Deals With Kobe Rumors
Posted Oct 18th 2007 4:25PM by TheHype
Filed under: Lakers, Western, NBA Rumors, Featured Stories, The Word
If you were reading NBA FanHouse in the past couple of days (and I can see you!), you'd know Kobe Bryant has been on our minds. Collectively, we find that the whole "trade or no trade" white noise is getting quite insane. That is why we shall henceforth consult the following chart to help ease the pain whenever the tiniest KB8 trade rumor comes up:
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Reader Comments ( Page 1 of 1)
1. The Top alert level should be " WHO CARES? "
Posted at 12:20PM on Oct 19th 2007 by DM
2. Kobe is bad news and has been for a long time. He ran Jerry West out of L.A., Shaq (telling police you should see what Shaq gets away with)and now the Lakers fans. Lakers can't get a quality player who wants to be in the same town as Kobe. He's a punk and possibly a rapist. This idiot has totally screwed the pooch and should simply retire. There was always the hope that he would mature beyond himself but its only gotton worse over time. Any NBA team would do well to overlook this cancer and get a real team player. As Red Auerbach said on his deathbed ---- "its still a five man game."
Posted at 4:08PM on Oct 19th 2007 by Tim
3. Kobe should never have opened his mouth & insulted his boss in front of the entire world. Now the Lakers are calling his bluff. It is hard to find solid complementary players when you are paying one guy over $100 million. Kobe has to realize that the team has been rebuilding around him. They have been grooming him since high school, they stood by him when he cheated on his wife and got sued, they let Shaq go to re-sign him with a fat raise. Now that he's "frustrated" he wants to insult his boss and talk smack about his teammates. NOT COOL!!! He has 2 more years until he can opt out of his contract, so the Lakers have until then to find the right trade. Kobe had it all now he will probably end up on a historically loser franchise & lose his endorsements "again" because unless he goes to NY he can never find a big a market as LA.
Posted at 5:06AM on Oct 22nd 2007 by Derrick
4. Kobe is still the best player in THE NBA. What's wrong with wonting to "WIN"
Posted at 2:07PM on Oct 24th 2007 by YBG
5. success is peace of mind which is a direct result of SELF SATISFACTION in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming!!! The great John Wooden. The above should take notes, Kobe is the greatest player in the world, and is a true example of the pyramid of success, at every level. Until you understand the level Kobe plays at, or play at that level yourself, please stop talking about Kobe, and being disrespectful!!! Study the pyramid of success,and apply it to your life, and maybe you to will become the best you can and will stop going on blogs resespecting others with your commitments, and lack of knowledge. I close with this, Competitive Greatness, Be at your best when your best is needed. Enjoyment of a difficult challenge. ken
Posted at 9:34AM on Oct 26th 2007 by ken