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That heat uni is trash. I wouldn't pay $20 for it
ââ 2012 NBA Finals ââ The King has been crowned; Heat win 2012 NBA Finals! Bron Finals MVP.
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Originally Posted by MrONegative
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
Originally Posted by LovesIt
KG taunting ppl during a pre-season game
HAHAHAHA.
What the hell is he gonna do when he retires?
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monta ellis should not be allowed to use a cell phone, SMH. when will these athletes learn...
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A lot of throwbacks this season.
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Would people hate those alternate Heat jerseys less if they said Celtics, Hawks, Grizzlies or Thunder?
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Why wouldn't these idiots have a clause like Derron Williams had that if the lockout was over he could come back to the NBA w/o a problem
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David Aldridge, NBATV: "I wouldn't be surprised when all is said and done, Derrick Williams becomes the best player in that franchise's history."
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Originally Posted by NobleKane
Originally Posted by thapointguy
Kris Humphries re-signs with the Nets for one year ~8 mil deal. I was hoping to hear Dwight news.
naw dwight will be traded to the lakers near the deadline for bynum and trash Kobe
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Better than Prime KG ? Not a damn chance in hell
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Yeah, I don't see it either.
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Because the Chinese teams didn't give that option. They run their league differently. And the players knew what they were signing up for. They knew the risk.
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Better than Prime KG ? Not a damn chance in hellOriginally Posted by Cyber Smoke
I don't know, if anyone except for DA said it, I would laugh too. My question is, where will Nick young end up?
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I would. They just look too cheap. I dislike the Heat, but I know a stylish jersey when I see one. Miami's El Heat jersey > That garbage.
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Knicks vs Nets 7:30
Lakers vs Clips at 10:30
my body is ready
Lakers vs Clips at 10:30
my body is ready
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you guys are crazy those heat jerseys are dope. straight NWO style
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SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Dec. 21, 2011 -- The Sacramento Kings today announced that the team has withdrawn its offer to free agent center Samuel Dalembert, according to Kingsâ President of Basketball Operations Geoff Petrie.
Who does that??? Release a one sentence long statement
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And Dalembert signs with Rockets.
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Kobe out up to a month
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant has a torn wrist ligament and will not play in Wednesday night's preseason game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Lakers have listed Bryant's status as day to day.
[h4]Max & Marcellus[/h4]
Dr. Robert Klapper, Head of Orthopedics at Cedars Sinai & Show Host of the Weekend Warrior on 710 ESPN joins Max Kellerman & Mychal Thompson to deliver a diagnosis of Kobe's wrist injury. Explains the severity of the injury, treatment, and expected timeframe for recovery.
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"Just from what our trainer (Gary Vitti) tells us, I'm going to hold him out tonight," said coach Mike Brown after the team's shootaround.
Bryant suffered the right wrist injury in the Lakers' 114-95 loss to the Clippers on Monday when he fell to the floor in the third quarter after having his shot attempt blocked by DeAndre Jordan.
Bryant was examined by Dr. Steven Shin of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic and underwent an MRI exam on Wednesday. Results show that Bryant has a torn lunotriquetral ligament.
The lunotriquetral ligament is a band of tissue that connects bones in the wrist.
"These are tiny little ligaments that keep the multiple bones in your wrist together so that you have movement as well as stability," Dr. Robert Klapper, an orthopaedic surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Group, told 710 ESPN Los Angeles' "Max & Marcellus Show."
The Lakers' opening game is just four days away against the Chicago Bulls on Christmas.
[h4]More on the Lakers[/h4]
For more news, notes and analysis of the Lakers, check out the Land O' Lakers blog from the Kamenetzky Brothers. Blog
"I can't speak to Sunday," Brown said. "He may practice (Thursday), he may not. I'll have a better feel soon."
The Lakers will already be missing one starter against the Bulls, as center Andrew Bynum is suspended for the first five games of the season because of a hit he made on J.J. Barea in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals last spring.
Bryant practiced with the injury on Tuesday but did not participate in Wednesday's shootaround after continuing to experience pain on the top portion of his hand.
Klapper said that wrist injuries of that nature do not typically require surgery, but could keep Bryant out 3-4 weeks depending on the degree of the tear.
"If it's completely torn, you're talking about a month out," Klapper said. "But, if it's just showing up on the MRI as bruising in the ligaments or in the bone, then that's a different story. Then it's less of an injury."
The injury news comes as a blow considering that Bryant, 33, had reported being in top physical condition throughout training camp.
Bryant traveled to Germany to undergo an innovative procedure on his bothersome right knee during the offseason. He said his knee, which held him out of most practices last season, had improved. Bryant was also playing without a wrap on his arthritic right index finger during training camp, suggesting his finger had improved during the offseason as well.
"Obviously I feel a lot stronger and a lot quicker being able to get to the basket and get to the free throw line which will be a huge plus for us," Bryant said after Monday's game.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers for ESPNLosAngeles.com.
http://espn.go.com/los-an...-ligament-listed-day-day
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant has a torn wrist ligament and will not play in Wednesday night's preseason game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Lakers have listed Bryant's status as day to day.
[h4]Max & Marcellus[/h4]
Dr. Robert Klapper, Head of Orthopedics at Cedars Sinai & Show Host of the Weekend Warrior on 710 ESPN joins Max Kellerman & Mychal Thompson to deliver a diagnosis of Kobe's wrist injury. Explains the severity of the injury, treatment, and expected timeframe for recovery.
More Podcasts »
"Just from what our trainer (Gary Vitti) tells us, I'm going to hold him out tonight," said coach Mike Brown after the team's shootaround.
Bryant suffered the right wrist injury in the Lakers' 114-95 loss to the Clippers on Monday when he fell to the floor in the third quarter after having his shot attempt blocked by DeAndre Jordan.
Bryant was examined by Dr. Steven Shin of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic and underwent an MRI exam on Wednesday. Results show that Bryant has a torn lunotriquetral ligament.
The lunotriquetral ligament is a band of tissue that connects bones in the wrist.
"These are tiny little ligaments that keep the multiple bones in your wrist together so that you have movement as well as stability," Dr. Robert Klapper, an orthopaedic surgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Group, told 710 ESPN Los Angeles' "Max & Marcellus Show."
The Lakers' opening game is just four days away against the Chicago Bulls on Christmas.
[h4]More on the Lakers[/h4]
For more news, notes and analysis of the Lakers, check out the Land O' Lakers blog from the Kamenetzky Brothers. Blog
"I can't speak to Sunday," Brown said. "He may practice (Thursday), he may not. I'll have a better feel soon."
The Lakers will already be missing one starter against the Bulls, as center Andrew Bynum is suspended for the first five games of the season because of a hit he made on J.J. Barea in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals last spring.
Bryant practiced with the injury on Tuesday but did not participate in Wednesday's shootaround after continuing to experience pain on the top portion of his hand.
Klapper said that wrist injuries of that nature do not typically require surgery, but could keep Bryant out 3-4 weeks depending on the degree of the tear.
"If it's completely torn, you're talking about a month out," Klapper said. "But, if it's just showing up on the MRI as bruising in the ligaments or in the bone, then that's a different story. Then it's less of an injury."
The injury news comes as a blow considering that Bryant, 33, had reported being in top physical condition throughout training camp.
Bryant traveled to Germany to undergo an innovative procedure on his bothersome right knee during the offseason. He said his knee, which held him out of most practices last season, had improved. Bryant was also playing without a wrap on his arthritic right index finger during training camp, suggesting his finger had improved during the offseason as well.
"Obviously I feel a lot stronger and a lot quicker being able to get to the basket and get to the free throw line which will be a huge plus for us," Bryant said after Monday's game.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers for ESPNLosAngeles.com.
http://espn.go.com/los-an...-ligament-listed-day-day
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Petrie/Kings have to be pissed to do that
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Where do you get the month from?
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They need to come out with the NWO music.
Man Kobe
