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Take your time Kobe, take your time.
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- Feb 9, 2008
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So you're saying Kobe is on steroids? 
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Do what you gotta do 24. 
He really was speaking the truth though. Dwight has been in the league for a long time now and he still has no post game.
Kareem went on First Take earlier and basically went in on Dwight. The gist: He said he doesn't have the basketball IQ to be as good as he could be, when mixed with his talent. He does speak well though
Kareem is probably defending himself first and foremost - Dwight recently said Olajuwon would be better for his game or some **** - but he's also defending the Lakers in the process. Love ya Cap.
He really was speaking the truth though. Dwight has been in the league for a long time now and he still has no post game.
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Kobe probably gonna get more blood shot into his knee.
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Well, technically, HGH can't be considered steroids, can it?
So in that regard, I am not saying that Kobe is on steroids, at all.
But "other" things???? Yeah, boy on somethin. And has been, for a long while.
Baseball learned me, don't be romantic thinkin about all your favorite players. They aren't robots. Human bodies don't heal like this without something else goin on. That goes for AP, Peyton Manning, Lance, Bonds, Kobe, etc. Peyton had neck FUSION surgery, and is playing NFL football like it was just a scratch on his thumb.
Again, baseball is not the only dirty sport on the planet. Millions and millions of dollars flowing, guys are going to do what it takes.
So in that regard, I am not saying that Kobe is on steroids, at all.
But "other" things???? Yeah, boy on somethin. And has been, for a long while.
Baseball learned me, don't be romantic thinkin about all your favorite players. They aren't robots. Human bodies don't heal like this without something else goin on. That goes for AP, Peyton Manning, Lance, Bonds, Kobe, etc. Peyton had neck FUSION surgery, and is playing NFL football like it was just a scratch on his thumb.
Again, baseball is not the only dirty sport on the planet. Millions and millions of dollars flowing, guys are going to do what it takes.
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Yeah. Kareem is 100% right. I don't want people to think it's just Kareem getting defensive about what Dwight's been saying.
I guess Dwight fed some BS about working with Olajuwon suits his game, while Kareem wouldn't.
YOU HAVE NO POST GAME, you can take any help you can get dude...
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The FDA is shut down, so Kobe should've just got the work done in the good ol US of A.
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Didn't Howard work with Hakeem some years back during the offseason while with the Magic? If I recall, for the first ten games or so it looked as if the sessions had helped Howard's offensive game, only to show it didn't soon afterwards.
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^^he is who he is and will be for the rest of his career. And when the athleticism declines and the knick knack injuries compile with age........................
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The only person that can help his post game is Shaq but Shaq can't stand his ***.
Kareem and Olajuwon can help guys like Bynum or Hibbert cuz they have the right skill set. I'm not saying they're better than Dwight, he just doesn't have that type of skill set. You can't just work with Olajuwon and all of sudden you're a different type of player.
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Shaq at least had 2 "go to" moves. ..turnaround 7 footer on baseline. Jumphook in lane from 5 feet. Oh yeah,And just overpowering folks in the restricted area.
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In Germany, where the doctor who does the procedure, just like time.
So yes, legal
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Bynum never wanted their help.
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I know. My point was using his skill set as an example.
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Damn, I thought Puke had another year or two left in him.
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In honor of Luke. The highlight of his career... Having a stalker.
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I remember when he first came out of u of a and played surprisingly in that 04 finals...they couldnt stop saying how "cerebral" he was....lololol..
get the rock at the high post.
Assume triple threat.
look for kobe.....
cerebral...
get the rock at the high post.
Assume triple threat.
look for kobe.....
cerebral...
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The Vegas line of Pelicans with 40 wins compared to the Lakers with 33.5...
Using those because they're both Western Conference teams... the Blazers are in the middle at 38.5, but I think that's about where they'll be.
Definitely would take those bets (under on Pelicans; over on Lakers). Lakers are definitely a playoff team if healthy... and under 33 wins can only happen if Kobe doesn't play 50 games (IMO).
where can i get in on this
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The Vegas line of Pelicans with 40 wins compared to the Lakers with 33.5...
Using those because they're both Western Conference teams... the Blazers are in the middle at 38.5, but I think that's about where they'll be.
Definitely would take those bets (under on Pelicans; over on Lakers). Lakers are definitely a playoff team if healthy... and under 33 wins can only happen if Kobe doesn't play 50 games (IMO).
where can i get in on this
The odds are from here:
Vegas has the Lakers over/under at 33.5
You'd have to bet at/with a sportsbook. A couple online seem to have similar odds (saw one with Lakers at a 34.5 over/under, so that's pretty close).
