yup Kobe's stats go up during the year... Kobe's stats almost ALWAYS get better throughout the course of the year... he trains hard...practices...
blazers are a good team tho 0.o i really wanna see this game because the Blazers have all sorts of different defensive looks that they can send at...
im gonna have dreams about watching that starting lineup next season -.-
Lakers and Kobe duh? =P
i say he's gonna get his 35 again...i think it really depends on how well Shaq is feeling...if Shaq is ready to go...i wouldnt be surprised to see...
he'll start tomorrow... but he wont start for the rest of the year...he'll start until giricek can get accustomed to the Magic style of...
rasheed wallace, kenyon martin, and ron artest... dont deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Kobe Bryant they are not even close to his...
they won't get kidd after snubbing payton... i can tell you that much... kidd and payton are too tight for kidd to ever go play for the owners who...
haha i just dont think you can really call that statement 'retarded' at all... to you, maybe, kobe hasnt shown enough to be proven a better player...
someone with a gerald wallace link and a lebron james link in their profiles calling me retarded cuz of my choice of players i like... whether you...
"1. Let's see if he keeps the #s he has when Shaq is gone " once Shaq retires (i assume this is what you are talking about)...probably 3 years from...
gooden will hurt mcgrady's rebound numbers ;p but help mcgrady overall i believe... and i dont think gooden will help mcgrady rack up any more...
haha i agree trade deadline is awesome... i kno the sonics prolly woulda lost payton anyways...but they coulda gotten a lot more then they did for...
"Definetely Shaq, it has been proven that Kobe cannot carry his team successfully." no it hasnt... i had a longer response...but if you're still...
"Lewis and Evans expect Payton will still be their teammate when the Sonics face Milwaukee here Friday night." haha i just saw that in an espn...
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