Re: Kobe vetoes trade to Pistons
Posted: November 16 07, 10:01 am
They aren't easy. You have to have connections.jim wrote:Are Suns tix hard to get thrill? Bulls tix are $$$.
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They aren't easy. You have to have connections.jim wrote:Are Suns tix hard to get thrill? Bulls tix are $$$.
You son of a gun. I'm sick of hearing about you and your connections. Don't tell me you were courtside.thrill wrote:They aren't easy. You have to have connections.jim wrote:Are Suns tix hard to get thrill? Bulls tix are $$$.
thrill wrote:The trade isn't dead. Pax is waiting until they get desperate. The door isn't closed.jim wrote:I know the official stance is that the Kobe trade is dead with the Bulls, you think that is 100% true or some posturing?
The Bulls better do something soon, they could easily be 2-10 or 1-11 after the circus tour.
Apparently you weren't paying much attention to "As the Kobe Turns" last summer. He wants out of LA and it has little to do with anything on the court at this point (Ric Bucher and Marc Stein agree, btw). The Bulls struggles may mean he isn't coming to Chicago, but he will not be a Laker for long if he can help it.Socnorb11 wrote:thrill wrote:The trade isn't dead. Pax is waiting until they get desperate. The door isn't closed.jim wrote:I know the official stance is that the Kobe trade is dead with the Bulls, you think that is 100% true or some posturing?
The Bulls better do something soon, they could easily be 2-10 or 1-11 after the circus tour.
The Bulls are 1-6.
The Lakers are 5-3.
Seems to me that the Bulls are going to get desperate before the Lakers are.
I wasn't courtside....jim wrote:You son of a gun. I'm sick of hearing about you and your connections. Don't tell me you were courtside.
I'm just saying, why would the Lakers be "desperate" enough to give him away? They're winning basketball games, and they don't HAVE to trade him. Kobe's been running his mouth for years. I think the Lakers can live with it for awhile longer.thrill wrote:Apparently you weren't paying much attention to "As the Kobe Turns" last summer. He wants out of LA and it has little to do with anything on the court at this point (Ric Bucher and Marc Stein agree, btw). The Bulls struggles may mean he isn't coming to Chicago, but he will not be a Laker for long if he can help it.Socnorb11 wrote:thrill wrote:The trade isn't dead. Pax is waiting until they get desperate. The door isn't closed.jim wrote:I know the official stance is that the Kobe trade is dead with the Bulls, you think that is 100% true or some posturing?
The Bulls better do something soon, they could easily be 2-10 or 1-11 after the circus tour.
The Bulls are 1-6.
The Lakers are 5-3.
Seems to me that the Bulls are going to get desperate before the Lakers are.
Ahem...2-6 thank you very much.Socnorb11 wrote:It just seems like a bit of irony to think that a 1-6 team believes that they can wait for a winning team to become desperate.
thrill wrote:Ahem...2-6 thank you very much.Socnorb11 wrote:It just seems like a bit of irony to think that a 1-6 team believes that they can wait for a winning team to become desperate.
Their offense is uncomfortably brutal to watch. I saw them here in Phoenix and to see the two contrasts was so bad it was funny.Socnorb11 wrote:thrill wrote:Ahem...2-6 thank you very much.Socnorb11 wrote:It just seems like a bit of irony to think that a 1-6 team believes that they can wait for a winning team to become desperate.
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Not only are they bad, but they're also not much fun to watch. Run down chuck up a long jumper, chase the other team to the other end of the court..........
It's not really a quality brand of basketball.