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Kobe does it again.

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Their is no point in arguing this. My view is blurred obviously because Kobe is the favorite player of all time and you guy hate him so much it doesn't matter if it was intentional or not most of you would be against him anyways. The bottom line is Kobe does that all the time when the ball is deflected from him. He is just trying to draw a foul.

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I guess I could go on busting your arguments up all night but this is just boring me now. Suffice it to say that until Kobe learns that it is in fact possible for him to get stripped on the way up he'll keep sitting down when he decides to flail about like a halibut with Tourettes.

Good cya later.:rolleyes:

Their is no point in arguing this. My view is blurred obviously because Kobe is the favorite player of all time and you guy hate him so much it doesn't matter if it was intentional or not most of you would be against him anyways. The bottom line is Kobe does that all the time when the ball is deflected from him. He is just trying to draw a foul.

 

Apparently according to an ESPN poll "you guys" includes the majority of the entire nation (actually every state except California) as well as (most importantly) the NBA league office. You know you're right, we don't have to argue this. Kobe is suspended again for a cheap shot and will continue to be suspended as long as "he tries to draw fouls". You know most people that try to draw fouls try to look like they're getting hit rather than striking someone in the face. Perhaps Kobe should adjust his technique.

 

Those glasses must be a DEEP shade of purple.

Apparently according to an ESPN poll "you guys" includes the majority of the entire nation (actually every state except California) as well as (most importantly) the NBA league office. You know you're right, we don't have to argue this. Kobe is suspended again for a cheap shot and will continue to be suspended as long as "he tries to draw fouls". You know most people that try to draw fouls try to look like they're getting hit rather than striking someone in the face. Perhaps Kobe should adjust his technique.

 

Those glasses must be a DEEP shade of purple.

Please show me where I said he didn't do it on purpose??

Just because Kobe is one of the greatest players to ever play the game doesn't make him a bad guy people. Come on! The dude scored 81 points in a single game & his team won. He was the only player that was worth a squat at the time so he decides to score the most points in NBA history next to Wilts 100 (when he was 7 feet tall playing against people 6 foot & under (sarcastic, calm down you) But yes, Kobe also plays the D. Check out his trophy collection on that 1.....Kobe raped a girl that would have done anything he asked her to do right?? yeaaaaa....a guy with millions, rapeing a girl, when he could walk outside & say "hey, you wanna" & before he could finish, the girl would say "yep". So stop drinking so much hatorade & respect him for his b-ball skills & not his off the court actions. Word.

Sportscenter showed last night when he did that same motion with his arms in a game last season and the defender was called for the foul. It happens all the time in basketball. Unfortunantly Kobe bloodied some ones nose and its an intentional foul?

Ok, I just watched the video. I think it was a foul, I think it was intentional, but I don't know that it warranted a suspension.

Interesting...Henderson did the same, IN YOUR VIEW...and it did warrant a suspension, and more.

No video?

 

When will people learn to quit blocking his shots? They'll get the point eventually...it's kinda like how Patrick Ewing used to kick his legs out when he shot sometimes...only a little more forceful...:lol:

 

Billy Packer had this to say about Kobe:

 

"It was obvious that it wasn't intentional."

 

But to be fair, Packer said the same thing about Henderson the other night. This guy's got delusions of grandeur.

Interesting...Henderson did the same, IN YOUR VIEW...and it did warrant a suspension, and more.

 

 

In all fairness, Henderson does play for Duke.....

It's called acting. Watch just about every jump shot Reggie Miller shot, he did the exact same thing. He doesn't do it to punch the guy in the face, he's trying to get the foul call to go his way.

The first time he did it, I felt that it was an accident. Now that he's done it a second time, it's pretty obvious that he did intentionally IMO. Some people's pride just can't take being blocked by guys that have no business being on the same court....

Hate that i'm so far behind on this one, you know you were waiting for my opinion....

He did it on purpose again. The play before that assures it. He's gotta figure out he cant do it anymore...

It's called acting. Watch just about every jump shot Reggie Miller shot, he did the exact same thing. He doesn't do it to punch the guy in the face, he's trying to get the foul call to go his way.

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It's called acting. Watch just about every jump shot Reggie Miller shot, he did the exact same thing. He doesn't do it to punch the guy in the face, he's trying to get the foul call to go his way.

 

 

He doesnt do it to punch the other guy in the face...but he doesn't punch the other guy in the face. Kobe does. :lol:

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