http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...bout-kobe-for-lebron-mega-deal-203338248.html It also goes into how the Bulls almost got Kobe in a trade.
When all is said and done we will hear about how we almost traded Raymond Felton for a packet of Heinz Ketchup.
I wouldn't trade with the Lakers on general principle. I mean really, look at their history. If they are trading with you, you're giving up more than you should. There is an angle they've worked out that blah, blah blah, down the line you'll end up losing out. I am sure Neil has picked this up too after running the other lemonade stand on their block. So all you can do is sign Ed Davis and give them the middle finger.... Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk
Eight years ago, the Lakers front office still had the stones to try and stay great. You sell your best player when they have peaked but before everyone sees the slide downward. You buy the next big thing before they're too big to move. That's the ruthless way great teams stay great.
You forgot Chris Kaman who while a Laker did give them the finger making him my favorite ex Laker along with Davis and Blake
Kaman isn't really a player, he's a caveman that occasionally picks up a basketball while looking for two sticks of wood to rub together. Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk
Nah, this is when Kobe was hinting he'd leave the organization. the "Fuck Andrew Bynum" shit when he wanted Jason Kidd on the Lakers instead at that time. He was ready to bolt or demand a trade.
Certainly not good for the Ketchup. If Ketchup knows what's good for him he'll stay the hell away from anything involving Felton.
When I'm on my death bed I'm going to lean over to my kids and say "Would you tell me just one more?" (Felton Fat joke).
