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Post Subject: How come Drew doesn't get the post game seat interview?
Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:21 AM PST
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| The last 2 games, Drew has played great, yet Kobe and Gasol get the interviews at the end. They get to sit and answer questions on NBA TV, but Bynum doesn't, what gives. I think that's B.S. Drew is getting screwed. He should be sitting at the podium. WTF? Kobe deserves it of course because he's the greatest, but what about Bynum? Kobe praise Drew in his interview, and I love it, but why doesn't Bynum get enough love to to speak at this level? |
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Post Subject: Re: How come Drew doesn't get the post game seat interview?
Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:25 AM PST
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lakerdude wrote:
The last 2 games, Drew has played great, yet Kobe and Gasol get the interviews at the end. They get to sit and answer questions on NBA TV, but Bynum doesn't, what gives. I think that's B.S. Drew is getting screwed. He should be sitting at the podium. WTF? Kobe deserves it of course because he's the greatest, but what about Bynum? Kobe praise Drew in his interview, and I love it, but why doesn't Bynum get enough love to to speak at this level?
I know! I'm disappointed because I actually love hearing drews post game comments because he's been showing a lot of maturity lately. But hey at least Kobe Pau and Bynum don't need to their interviews together and hold hands like Wade Lebron and Nosh needed to last year haha. |
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| It could simply be that he doesn't want to take the time out to do them. He'd probably much rather remain icing down in the locker room than putting on a suit to answer questions that he just answered in the locker room moments ago. |
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| Bynum 's letting his spokesperson speak on his behalf,, its mike clown no big deal... |
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| Maybe the PR team is scared he'll say something that he shouldn't say? He doesn't exactly hold back with the media lol. |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:42 AM PST
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| I agree, maybe he'll say kobe needs to stop ballhoggin.. |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:55 AM PST
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I agree, maybe he'll say kobe needs to stop ballhoggin..
You have to relax dude. Kobe had a great game. If you keep trashing Kobe without making your point dude, you'll probably be banned for trolling. I don't want that to happen to you, because you seem like a true Drew fan, but you have to slow your roll my bro. |
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lakerdude wrote:
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I agree, maybe he'll say kobe needs to stop ballhoggin..
You have to relax dude. Kobe had a great game. If you keep trashing Kobe without making your point dude, you'll probably be banned for trolling. I don't want that to happen to you, because you seem like a true Drew fan, but you have to slow your roll my bro.
You need to kick this guy out of the window. This guy, MSDS, just talks a lot of s%$i+. I don't know if there's a way to keep his mouth to shut up. The guy seems to talk a lot of non-sense. Maybe this guy should be warned and the next time, he will be banned. |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 02:06 AM PST
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| Lemoi24: on what basis should he be warned or banned? People talk about Bynum all the time, I didn't see you any post of yours coming to his defense. |
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Post Subject: Re: How come Drew doesn't get the post game seat interview?
Posted: May 02, 2012 - 02:07 AM PST
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lakerdude wrote:
The last 2 games, Drew has played great, yet Kobe and Gasol get the interviews at the end. They get to sit and answer questions on NBA TV, but Bynum doesn't, what gives. I think that's B.S. Drew is getting screwed. He should be sitting at the podium. WTF? Kobe deserves it of course because he's the greatest, but what about Bynum? Kobe praise Drew in his interview, and I love it, but why doesn't Bynum get enough love to to speak at this level?
I think it may have something to do with Kobe and Pau being the team captains. |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 02:13 AM PST
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the true honor is getting the postgame interview on court. It lasts a minute, is easy to do, its in the spotlight, it can honor the fans who came to the game, and its still being watched by the average fan. The post game seated interview is loathed by most professionals who want to go out and celebrate.
So, I would say game 1, drew was given the prestigious position. Gemfow is right, in the nba it is almost always the team captains barring a record setting performance. |
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gemfow wrote:
Lemoi24: on what basis should he be warned or banned? People talk about Bynum all the time, I didn't see you any post of yours coming to his defense.
The guy obviously wants attention. If you can backread all of his comments on all of the threads, he always love to get under people's skin. He is dividing the fans here. Can't he praise Bynum without necessarily bashing Kobe? |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 02:53 AM PST
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 02:57 AM PST
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I agree, maybe he'll say kobe needs to stop ballhoggin..
cmon man.. Kobe & Bynum played great. calm down on attacking on kobe, it will lead you nowhere. |
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| It's a little bit presumptuous to assume that Drew would want to be there in the official presser. It's possible that he couldn't care less about doing one. It may not be his cup of tea. He's usually great with normal post-game locker room interviews but he often comes across as though he's preoccupied and can't wait to get away from the interviewer. And it's no big deal one way or the other. Give him some time and then it may become something he wants to do for sure. |
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lemoi24 wrote:
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Lemoi24: on what basis should he be warned or banned? People talk about Bynum all the time, I didn't see you any post of yours coming to his defense.
The guy obviously wants attention. If you can backread all of his comments on all of the threads, he always love to get under people's skin. He is dividing the fans here. Can't he praise Bynum without necessarily bashing Kobe?
I see what youre saying and I use to feel that way about certain posters bashing Kobe and then the Bynum bashes came out and now it's run rampant. They aren't doing anything different than what a lot of posters have done in regards to Bynum. People have bashed Luke, Sasha Vujacic and so forth on this board. This poster has done nothing different. |
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gemfow wrote:
I see what youre saying and I use to feel that way about certain posters bashing Kobe and then the Bynum bashes came out and now it's run rampant. They aren't doing anything different than what a lot of posters have done in regards to Bynum. People have bashed Luke, Sasha Vujacic and so forth on this board. This poster has done nothing different.
So from your explanation, I'll ask you one question. Do people here even care that Vujacic and Walton were no longer around? I bet that you yourself were happy that those guys were no longer around since they've done nothing good to the Lakers. And you are just comparing this scenario with Kobe to these guys??? |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:11 PM PST
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I dont understand what the Bynum supporters on this forum are saying that we bash Bynum. So we because we want him to focus more on the defensive end, and not get caught up on the offensive end, we are bashing him?? Prior to this year, how many all-star games has Bynum been in, and how many defensive awards has he won?? It's one thing to critic a still young, sometime immature and still unproven Center like Bynum, it's another thing to bash and discredit the Greatest Laker of all time in Kobe. Every game he plays, he is setting new Laker record and NBA record.
Once Bynum reaches to at least half of Kobe's accolades, then yes he will be criticize by us Laker fans, and right now, he is still the 3rd guy on this team behind Kobe and Gasol, that's why the Media still has Kobe and Gasol on the podium. |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 01:19 PM PST
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^^ There's no basis for some of the above comments. Earlier in the year, even Kobe said that Bynum has become the #2 guy on the Lakers, surpassing Gasol in that role. By finishing the season with a higher scoring average than Gasol, and a higher field goal percentage than Gasol, Bynum has done nothing to disprove Kobe's notion that he is a more natural scorer than Pau Gasol. When interviewed, Kobe even went so far as to say that Pau Gasol is "not a scorer by nature", suggesting that the Lakers would be better served to run the offense through Bynum more than Gasol, as it (in Kobe's own words) "takes a lot of pressure off of Pau."
Bottom line, the idea that Bynum is #3 behind both Bryant and Gasol is absurd and inconsistent with reality. It's obvious that Gasol has embraced his role as the 3rd option and he's become more of a facilitator in the offense. This is evident by his 6.5 assists per game average in the playoffs thus far, and his 3.7 assists per game average during the regular season, which was Gasol's 2nd highest single season assist average of his career.
Furthermore, the "Captains" argument is one that I also don't buy. Derek Fisher was a Laker captain and I doubt he'd have been up there both games on the podium if the Lakers had not traded him. Despite playing great basketball in the playoffs thus far, Drew is getting dissed by not getting a chance to step up and to the post game seat interview. I hope this trend does not continue.
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Via ESPN: “The scoring pecking order is no longer former MVP Kobe Bryant, followed by former All-Star Pau Gasol, followed by up-and-comer Andrew Bynum. Now it’s Kobe, then Bynum, then Gasol. ‘It seems like it’s changed a little bit,’ Bryant said after the Lakers’ 97-90 win over the Golden State Warriors on Friday. ‘Andrew is thirsty to score and he can score. He has more of a scorer’s mentality [than Gasol], so we’ll take advantage of that.’”
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Well during crunch time who do the Lakers run there offenses through, usually Kobe and Gasol. They're are best playmakers on the team, they can create for themselves and others. Bynum has beasted from Kobe and Gasol's playmaking. It's also no conincidence, that Bynum's FG% has started going up with Kobe back in the lineup, as opposed to him out.
Like I've said before Bynum will play a very big part in our Championship run. But, push come to shove, it will be Kobe and Pau that will be counted on to make the big plays down the stretch.....a great ex. Thunder game a couple weeks ago, Bynum did not play the final qtr and 2 OT. |
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lemoi24 wrote:
gemfow wrote:
I see what youre saying and I use to feel that way about certain posters bashing Kobe and then the Bynum bashes came out and now it's run rampant. They aren't doing anything different than what a lot of posters have done in regards to Bynum. People have bashed Luke, Sasha Vujacic and so forth on this board. This poster has done nothing different.
So from your explanation, I'll ask you one question. Do people here even care that Vujacic and Walton were no longer around? I bet that you yourself were happy that those guys were no longer around since they've done nothing good to the Lakers. And you are just comparing this scenario with Kobe to these guys???
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| Doesn't the media choose who they want to interview? Just asking because I remember seeing LO interviewing a lot on the past two championships. I highly doubt its a slight against Drew. Believe me, he will get plenty of them. He has to. |
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Again, Kobe is #1 in the Lakers pecking order right now, and Drew is #2. It's not even debatable. This is true even when discussing clutch time performances for 2011-12.
According to 82games.com, Kobe Bryant is top 15 in production per 48 minutes of clutch time play, with an average of 36.3 points.
Andrew Bynum is top 25, with an average of 29.5 points per 48 minutes of clutch time play. That puts Drew right where Dirk Nowitzki and Tim Duncan are on the list.
Pau Gasol barely even cracks the top 100 with his average of 14.9 points per 48 minutes of clutch time play.
http://www.82games.com/1112/CSORT11.HTM
This proves that for the duration of the 2011-12 season, Bynum has consistently been a more productive scoring option in the clutch time scenarios than Pau Gasol.
Furthermore, Bynum led the entire NBA in field goal percentage per 48 minutes of clutch time play (82.1% from the field), which only reinforces the idea that Bynum is not afraid of the moment, and is ridiculously efficient in those critical late game moments.
The Thunder game is a silly example and one of the rare exceptions to the rule. Bynum has been in the game for the vast majority of clutch time situations throughout the regular season, and that has held true in the playoffs thus far, where Bynum delivered critical clutch time scoring yet again last night. |
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Well during crunch time who do the Lakers run there offenses through, usually Kobe and Gasol. They're are best playmakers on the team, they can create for themselves and others. Bynum has beasted from Kobe and Gasol's playmaking. It's also no conincidence, that Bynum's FG% has started going up with Kobe back in the lineup, as opposed to him out.
Like I've said before Bynum will play a very big part in our Championship run. But, push come to shove, it will be Kobe and Pau that will be counted on to make the big plays down the stretch.....a great ex. Thunder game a couple weeks ago, Bynum did not play the final qtr and 2 OT.
Bynum won't just be a big part, he will be the main part. Drew is better in the clutch than Gasol. He's a better offensive player, and a better defensive player. |
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Vujacic 2 crucial free throws to seal the championship for us...
That's all about it. Being at the right place at the right time. Even Pau or Kobe can shoot those freethrows if they were fouled on that play. |
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lemoi24 wrote:
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Vujacic 2 crucial free throws to seal the championship for us...
That's all about it. Being at the right place at the right time. Even Pau or Kobe can shoot those freethrows if they were fouled on that play.
I don't know about Pau, he's missed plenty of clutch free throws when we needed them. He usually will make one if he's feeling good, other than that, you can't count on him on the line when the games is on line. |
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lakerdude wrote:
lemoi24 wrote:
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Vujacic 2 crucial free throws to seal the championship for us...
That's all about it. Being at the right place at the right time. Even Pau or Kobe can shoot those freethrows if they were fouled on that play.
I don't know about Pau, he's missed plenty of clutch free throws when we needed them. He usually will make one if he's feeling good, other than that, you can't count on him on the line when the games is on line.
Pau has been great with the freethrows lately and we should notice that. Can't say much about Sessions though, he's pretty seasonal with his ft's. |
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lakerdude wrote:
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Vujacic 2 crucial free throws to seal the championship for us...
That's all about it. Being at the right place at the right time. Even Pau or Kobe can shoot those freethrows if they were fouled on that play.
I don't know about Pau, he's missed plenty of clutch free throws when we needed them. He usually will make one if he's feeling good, other than that, you can't count on him on the line when the games is on line.
Phil Jackson put him in with the game on the line and he knows they will be fouling us..being in the right place and the right time i will agree with you but hitting it on a game 7 BOSTON VS LA with a lot of stake on the line is whole different thing, Kobe and Pau were missing their freethrows that night do you remember? |
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lakerdude wrote:
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Well during crunch time who do the Lakers run there offenses through, usually Kobe and Gasol. They're are best playmakers on the team, they can create for themselves and others. Bynum has beasted from Kobe and Gasol's playmaking. It's also no conincidence, that Bynum's FG% has started going up with Kobe back in the lineup, as opposed to him out.
Like I've said before Bynum will play a very big part in our Championship run. But, push come to shove, it will be Kobe and Pau that will be counted on to make the big plays down the stretch.....a great ex. Thunder game a couple weeks ago, Bynum did not play the final qtr and 2 OT.
Bynum won't just be a big part, he will be the main part. Drew is better in the clutch than Gasol. He's a better offensive player, and a better defensive player.
Well I know early in the season, Bynum was usually taken out of games, because of his bad FT shooting, but now with his improved FT shooting, Brown is keeping him in late game situations. |
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DaAssasins wrote:
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Well during crunch time who do the Lakers run there offenses through, usually Kobe and Gasol. They're are best playmakers on the team, they can create for themselves and others. Bynum has beasted from Kobe and Gasol's playmaking. It's also no conincidence, that Bynum's FG% has started going up with Kobe back in the lineup, as opposed to him out.
Like I've said before Bynum will play a very big part in our Championship run. But, push come to shove, it will be Kobe and Pau that will be counted on to make the big plays down the stretch.....a great ex. Thunder game a couple weeks ago, Bynum did not play the final qtr and 2 OT.
Bynum won't just be a big part, he will be the main part. Drew is better in the clutch than Gasol. He's a better offensive player, and a better defensive player.
Well I know early in the season, Bynum was usually taken out of games, because of his bad FT shooting, but now with his improved FT shooting, Brown is keeping him in late game situations.
What are you trying to say? I can't see how this fits with my post. Please explain further. You were talking the Thunder game, that wasn't at the beginning of the year, that was a week or so ago. You have Bynum 3rd of the 3, and I disagree. |
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| Haha, I'm just agreeing with you that Bynum has become a big part now in the clutch, than in the beginning of the season. In the beginning of season, Brown would take him out, but now Brown has more confidence in him down the stretch. But, yes I still think that Kobe and Gasol is still currently our Batman and Robin, the main reason is Pau is a better passer and can shoot the midrange shots better than Bynum. |
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DaAssasins wrote:
Haha, I'm just agreeing with you that Bynum has become a big part now in the clutch, than in the beginning of the season. In the beginning of season, Brown would take him out, but now Brown has more confidence in him down the stretch. But, yes I still think that Kobe and Gasol is still currently our Batman and Robin, the main reason is Pau is a better passer and can shoot the midrange shots better than Bynum.
How is that possible, when Bynum is Batman? |
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Posted: May 02, 2012 - 07:33 PM PST
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| Lol, maybe in a few years. Right now he's Batman's butler. haha. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 12:20 AM PST
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lakedson wrote:
Phil Jackson put him in with the game on the line and he knows they will be fouling us..being in the right place and the right time i will agree with you but hitting it on a game 7 BOSTON VS LA with a lot of stake on the line is whole different thing, Kobe and Pau were missing their freethrows that night do you remember?
You are taking this discussion literally. Look at the bigger picture. Let me ask you something, if given a chance, do you still want Vujacic back on the Lakers bench?? I guess not because we always want our bench to improve. His being a disappointment outweighs more of his success as a Laker. Those 2 important free throws would only give me 10% of a good memory of him, other than that he's a bust to me. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 12:48 AM PST
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batman's butler...
Drew is batman, pau is robin and kobe is the joker>>> |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 01:04 AM PST
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MSDS wrote:
batman's butler...
Drew is batman, pau is robin and kobe is the joker>>>
Why do you even bother? Do you have nothing better to do? |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 01:04 AM PST
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| First of all, who cares who gets the post-game interview? And second, Bynum is Batman? That would be like calling Jordan Robin after he had won 5 titles.. Just ridiculous. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 01:18 AM PST
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the new hierarchy
Bynum = Boss
pau = underboss
kobe =consiliere |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 01:29 AM PST
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TheSHOEMAKER wrote:
First of all, who cares who gets the post-game interview? And second, Bynum is Batman? That would be like calling Jordan Robin after he had won 5 titles.. Just ridiculous.
It's not ridiculous, its a fact. Bynum is proving to be the best player in the league, let alone the Lakers. He is Batman. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 01:50 AM PST
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| This thread is about Drew not getting the post game interviews that all the best players get at the end of a playoff game and the thread has pulled a negative 9. Haters persist. It's funny the Laker fans here don't know what we have. Incredible. The hate never dies. I can't wait until Bynum leads us to a title. You'll all be praising him then, but it will be too late and too fake. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 02:05 AM PST
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| He chooses not go to the podium. At least that's what they said after game 1 that hes not obligated to go and chose not too. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 02:15 AM PST
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MSDS wrote:
the new hierarchy
Bynum = Boss
pau = underboss
kobe =consiliere
How old are you? |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 02:18 AM PST
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lakerdude wrote:
TheSHOEMAKER wrote:
First of all, who cares who gets the post-game interview? And second, Bynum is Batman? That would be like calling Jordan Robin after he had won 5 titles.. Just ridiculous.
It's not ridiculous, its a fact. Bynum is proving to be the best player in the league, let alone the Lakers. He is Batman.
Is his opinion, I think everybody should be cool with it.
Kobe is my best player of the league, and nobody gonna make me change a thing about it. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 03:50 AM PST
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maxpower69 wrote:
He chooses not go to the podium. At least that's what they said after game 1 that hes not obligated to go and chose not too.
Where did you hear that? |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 04:03 AM PST
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| After Bynum kicks the Nuggets a$$ in Denver, he better get some run on the interview front. |
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Posted: May 03, 2012 - 04:12 PM PST
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lakerdude wrote:
maxpower69 wrote:
He chooses not go to the podium. At least that's what they said after game 1 that hes not obligated to go and chose not too.
Where did you hear that?
The reporter who interviewed him after game one in the Locker Room said he rather ice his knees and do his post game there. |
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