And you're also one of the biggest dewshbag, self-serving athletes in sports. Who does **** like that?

what happened?

he hit a clutch shot in grand hill's eye and then turned and patted the Suns' coach on the ass and said somethin to him as he went back on d.

not a too big of a deal...but definitely reeking of confidence/cockiness.

Personally, I don't care either way. Kobe hit about 5 ridiculous shots in the 4th to keep the Suns away from getting back in the game.

oh, and I hate Kobe.

Taunting the Suns' bench after the last three shots he hit. If nothing else, it reeks of arrogance.

kobe = awesome at basketball.

What a bunch of cry babies on here. Kobe is a complete bad ass. Even Alvin Gentry was smiling at him when Kobe gave him the pat on the butt.

Kobe's still the best player since MJ and it and it's not even close.

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This reminds me of all the people crying about Sherron Collins staring down our bench during the Big XII Tournament game. Get over it!

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What a cry baby on here.

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FIFY.

I couldn't care less about what he did, just explaining the situation in response to the "what happened" post above me.

Kobe is also the worst human being since Michael Jordan

uhhh, you know how much junk the suns were talking all series?

and they didn't back it up.

which left steve nash crying.

that is all.

I hate Kobe with a passion

but that was just funny, no ill will at all, and as was said before, he hit about 5 ridiculous shots to keep the Suns at bay

though if I was the coach I probably would have punched him if he did it to me

yeah and Gentry was CLEARLY as bothered by it as the people on this board:



oh, and i guess the lakers all got the memo not to took at or touch the WCF championship trophy


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyrQTTOaMWs&feature=player_embedded#!

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i'd be more disappointed in my coach for laughing that off... a simple F U would have sufficed

there was no ill will. it was just straight respect and appreciation for watching one of the games best players ever completely dominate.

it was like michaelangelo painting...

If you're good enough to do it, then go ahead.

Personally, I thought it was hilarious. I love cockiness in athletes.

Thunder Dan looks like he's wearing about ten different emotions in that picture.