Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Sat December 07, 2013 6:34 pm
He may be playing well right now but guys like him always end up their own worst enemy.



He was 2 of 9 from the field, he really did make it back without missing a step. Full recovery! He hasn't missed a beat, same ol' Kobe. Now he just needs to jack 20 more shots a game and true order will be stored to the league. It will be like he never left!!verb_to_trust wrote:Kobe looks like the old dude at the Y out there tonight.
meh, at least hes out there and backverb_to_trust wrote:Kobe looks like the old dude at the Y out there tonight.
It might be the end of the season by the time he is close to 100 percent. Still, Kobe at 70% is still better than the bulk of that roster.Peeps wrote:meh, at least hes out there and backverb_to_trust wrote:Kobe looks like the old dude at the Y out there tonight.
id say it will take at least a month for him to get back feeling 100% out there. can practice all you want but its not the same
Monkey_Driven wrote:It might be the end of the season by the time he is close to 100 percent. Still, Kobe at 70% is still better than the bulk of any NBAPeeps wrote:meh, at least hes out there and backverb_to_trust wrote:Kobe looks like the old dude at the Y out there tonight.
id say it will take at least a month for him to get back feeling 100% out there. can practice all you want but its not the samethatroster.
oh boy are they ever.gems and rhinestones wrote:If you joined the Knicks and the Nets teams and played a game against the Minnesota Lynx. I think the score would be..
Knicks/Nets 87
Lynx 79
If Miya Moore doesn't get into late foul trouble the outcome may have been different.
Wow the Knicks and Nets are hilariously bad.
hehehe you cry about kobe being ball hog but have no problem with the only blackhole that is visible to the naked eye?red calzolaio wrote:oh boy are they ever.gems and rhinestones wrote:If you joined the Knicks and the Nets teams and played a game against the Minnesota Lynx. I think the score would be..
Knicks/Nets 87
Lynx 79
If Miya Moore doesn't get into late foul trouble the outcome may have been different.
Wow the Knicks and Nets are hilariously bad.
not sure about the Nets, but the Knicks problems start from higher up. something has to change. Woody looked like he knew what he was doing last season but boy does he look lost as ever this year.
Melo. i have no problem with Melo, but really hope they trade him before the deadline and get something for him. do it. do it now.
come on, that wasn't me...i don't think.Peeps wrote:hehehe you cry about kobe being ball hog but have no problem with the only blackhole that is visible to the naked eye?red calzolaio wrote:oh boy are they ever.gems and rhinestones wrote:If you joined the Knicks and the Nets teams and played a game against the Minnesota Lynx. I think the score would be..
Knicks/Nets 87
Lynx 79
If Miya Moore doesn't get into late foul trouble the outcome may have been different.
Wow the Knicks and Nets are hilariously bad.
not sure about the Nets, but the Knicks problems start from higher up. something has to change. Woody looked like he knew what he was doing last season but boy does he look lost as ever this year.
Melo. i have no problem with Melo, but really hope they trade him before the deadline and get something for him. do it. do it now.
oops my bad, i was wrongred calzolaio wrote:come on, that wasn't me...i don't think.Peeps wrote:hehehe you cry about kobe being ball hog but have no problem with the only blackhole that is visible to the naked eye?red calzolaio wrote:oh boy are they ever.gems and rhinestones wrote:If you joined the Knicks and the Nets teams and played a game against the Minnesota Lynx. I think the score would be..
Knicks/Nets 87
Lynx 79
If Miya Moore doesn't get into late foul trouble the outcome may have been different.
Wow the Knicks and Nets are hilariously bad.
not sure about the Nets, but the Knicks problems start from higher up. something has to change. Woody looked like he knew what he was doing last season but boy does he look lost as ever this year.
Melo. i have no problem with Melo, but really hope they trade him before the deadline and get something for him. do it. do it now.![]()
i like Kobe. wish he was a Knick in his prime. i like Melo. pure scorer. ball hog. whatever. with his comments about free agency, you look to trade him now and get something in return.
no problem. i'm the guy that hates all things Miami Heat.Peeps wrote:oops my bad, i was wrongred calzolaio wrote:come on, that wasn't me...i don't think.Peeps wrote:hehehe you cry about kobe being ball hog but have no problem with the only blackhole that is visible to the naked eye?red calzolaio wrote:oh boy are they ever.gems and rhinestones wrote:If you joined the Knicks and the Nets teams and played a game against the Minnesota Lynx. I think the score would be..
Knicks/Nets 87
Lynx 79
If Miya Moore doesn't get into late foul trouble the outcome may have been different.
Wow the Knicks and Nets are hilariously bad.
not sure about the Nets, but the Knicks problems start from higher up. something has to change. Woody looked like he knew what he was doing last season but boy does he look lost as ever this year.
Melo. i have no problem with Melo, but really hope they trade him before the deadline and get something for him. do it. do it now.![]()
i like Kobe. wish he was a Knick in his prime. i like Melo. pure scorer. ball hog. whatever. with his comments about free agency, you look to trade him now and get something in return.
I honestly think the Pacers are going to come out of the East. Unless GO is healthy enough to play solid minutes...I don't think the Heat can handle the Pacers inside game.Monkey_Driven wrote:Last night's Pacers/Heat game was so good. I love watching two great teams who have opposite identities go at it.
Hibbert looked unstoppable at times. I think Lebron can lock Paul George for the whole game but the energy required would definitely take a toll on his offense. I hope they meet up in the playoffs. Right now I'd have to favor the champs but it is clear the Pacers are on a mission this season.gems and rhinestones wrote:I honestly think the Pacers are going to come out of the East. Unless GO is healthy enough to play solid minutes...I don't think the Heat can handle the Pacers inside game.Monkey_Driven wrote:Last night's Pacers/Heat game was so good. I love watching two great teams who have opposite identities go at it.
seems like nothing to me.gems and rhinestones wrote:What idiots. Why would Durant and these guys bother to go over to an ignorant fan and get into a verbal exchange? Durant and Westbrook must be mentally weak. It's not that they exchanged words with a fan (it happens all the time) but it's the serious nature of how they went over and just stood there like they where ready for it to progress into something. Hilariously stupid.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/dura ... 3?gt=39002
Ya it ended up being nothing but it just had a bad look to it. 4 NBA players coming over to exchange words back and forth with a heckler. I see kids sitting beside the fan they had words with. Durant walked from a long way away to go have an exchange with him. Why not go to an official and have the guy ejected? If it started right at the end then why not just leave the court, the game is over? Just seems Durant and then Westbrook showed they can be got to by a fan. I don't see Tim Duncan, Ginobli, Parker and Splitter doing that. I see weak minded players doing it.red calzolaio wrote:seems like nothing to me.gems and rhinestones wrote:What idiots. Why would Durant and these guys bother to go over to an ignorant fan and get into a verbal exchange? Durant and Westbrook must be mentally weak. It's not that they exchanged words with a fan (it happens all the time) but it's the serious nature of how they went over and just stood there like they where ready for it to progress into something. Hilariously stupid.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/dura ... 3?gt=39002
although Westbrook has always struck me as 'that guy'.