Jump to content
Brewer Fanatic

Kobe: "Trade Me."


RyDogg66
Posted

I dont follow the NBA at all, but this seems newsworthy, as Kobe is pretty good (basically West Coast NBA Jeter).

 

The money works out, but does the talent, if the Bucks offered Redd and Bogut and a #1 for Kobe?

Recommended Posts

Posted
Kobe has a no trade clause, and if you take away Redd, Bogut, and whoever we get in the 1st Round then this team is no less in rebuilding mode than the Lakers.
Posted
Quote:
The money works out, but does the talent, if the Bucks offered Redd and Bogut and a #1 for Kobe?

 

Why don't we just give them the whole Milwaukee Bucks?

 

Kobe is not Jordan, he is a selfish player, who I would want nothing to do with.

Posted

If I'm Jerry Buss, I'm telling my GM to trade Kobe only to a team that is going to be a non-contender. Like Atlanta (if they would send their two first rounders from this year plus, oh, Marvin Williams). Or somewhere in the relative middle of nowhere. Kobe for Garnett? Hmm...

 

And if Kobe complains, tell him tough. He can demand to be traded til he turns blue in the face but if he's not traded, he's still obligated to play for the Lakers. And if he refuses, other teams won't touch him. Lakers have the huge upper hand here... if they play it correctly.

Posted
Kobe's a better player in his sport than Derek Jeter is in his. Both are somewhat overrated (both are great, don't get me wrong), but Kobe is consistently a top 5-10 player in the NBA, while Jeter is not that in MLB (with the exception of 1999 and possibly 2006).
Posted

if Kobe refused to play for Charlotte, I'd figure the Bucks would be of even less interest, which is fine by me.

 

Los Angeles is still the perfect place for Kobe to play. He gets all the attention he wants and they are happy with him throwing up 40 shots a game.

Posted
Quote:
but Kobe is consistently a top 5-10 player in the NBA

 

Yes, but his me-first attitude makes him about as desirable for most teams as Ron Artest.

 

I still think Kobe's hands are pretty much tied as far as where he goes. He can whine all day long, but at the end of the day, he's still under contract.

Posted
Quote:
The money works out, but does the talent, if the Bucks offered Redd and Bogut and a #1 for Kobe?

 

We'd be the Lakers of the East except with a much worse supporting cast than Kobe has now. We'd win 40 games tops.

Posted
Kobe ran Shaq and Phil out of town, he's getting exactly what he deserves.

"You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation."

- Plato

"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something."

- Plato

Posted

Kobe has a no trade clause, and if you take away Redd, Bogut, and whoever we get in the 1st Round then this team is no less in rebuilding mode than the Lakers.

 

One player can take a team far in the playoffs in the East. The East is the minors compared to the West...a joke.

Posted
I seem to recall 2 East teams taking the whole thing recently, so I'm not so sure how true that is.

"You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation."

- Plato

"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something."

- Plato

Posted

The East as a whole is what I am implying. The Pistons have been tough, as well as the Heat. Look at most of the teams, 1 good player, maybe 2 at most. The west is loaded with players. Example - Lebron, there is noone outside of him..Just my opinion, outside of 1-2 teams a year you could easily get a 3 seed. Having 1 player can take you far into the playoffs, look at AI for those few years.

 

EDIT - Also, look at the Cards in baseball last year. Make the playoffs and anythign can happen. Get one good player on the team and they could easily be a 3-4 seed and make a run at the playoffs.

Posted

Kobe is not coming to Milwaukee.

 

I couldnt agree more, he was just stirring up some conversation and was curious what people thought. Which brough me to what I believe is the worst of the 2 conferences in the nba.

Posted
ESPN: "Hours after Kobe Bryant asked for a trade on Stephen A. Smith's radio show, he backed off after talking to Phil Jackson and told Dan Patrick he wants to be a Laker for life."
Posted
Quote:
Well there goes my dream of a Kobe, Iverson, Carmello Denver.

 

Sadly, there's only one basketball... and those three together would probably result in Furious George returning to, well, Furiousness. I like George too much to subject him to that sort of cruelty.

Posted
Quote:
he's a great player, but he's also a despicable human being.

That is a ridiculous statement. Kobe may be arrogant, but he's far from a despicable human being.

Posted
I dont know what Kobe is actually looking for. Bynum is turning into an all star center and Lamar Odom is the perfect compliment to him. If they can manage a point guard who is not named Smoosh, they could already be a contender

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

The Twins Daily Caretaker Fund
The Brewer Fanatic Caretaker Fund

You all care about this site. The next step is caring for it. We’re asking you to caretake this site so it can remain the premier Brewers community on the internet. Included with caretaking is ad-free browsing of Brewer Fanatic.

×
×
  • Create New...