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  • Kobe Gives Watches to Teammates
    By Daniel Sagal on May 20th, 2008 | 2 Comments2 Comments Comments
    Kobe Bryant won the NBA MVP award a short while ago. The presentation took place during the 2nd game of the second round at Staples Center as the Lakers prepared to face the Utah Jazz. During the press conference the day before, Kobe Bryant was asked many questions regarding his award. He consistently responded with the fact that his teammates were extremely important in him winning the award and ...
  • Kobe Haters: Get A Life
    By Daniel Sagal on May 8th, 2008 | 9 Comments9 Comments Comments
    Out among the many reports and media personnel, there are many that deserve not only to be fired, but some should be killed and turned into chairs so that YI Jianlian can dunk on them. One of these writers, is Shaun Powell. It seems that a lot of guy have plenty of hatred toward players like Kobe Bryant that have achieved so much over their careers that they have to make up for their own failures ...
  • Lakers Jazz: Game 2
    By Daniel Sagal on May 8th, 2008 | No Comments Comments
    The night started off on a great note. Kobe Bryant was awarded the NBA Most Valuable Player award yesterday, and tonight he received his award once again in front of the Los Angeles Lakers fans at Staples Center from NBA Commissioner David Stern. Kobe Bryant had a huge smile on his face and everything was clear without him even saying a word. “I’m at a loss for words, I don’t kno...
  • ESPN Kobe MVP Interview
    By Daniel Sagal on May 7th, 2008 | No Comments Comments
    ESPN put together a clip of an interview last night after Kobe Bryant received his first and hopefully not last NBA Most Valuable Player award. The trophy will be presented to him by David Stern later this evening before the tip of the Los Angeles Lakers vs Utah Jazz game at Staples Center. I really liked this video and I hope you all enjoy it as well. Kobe has really matured and learned how to gi...
  • MVP: Play By Play
    By Daniel Sagal on May 6th, 2008 | 2 Comments2 Comments Comments
    Stu Lantz opens the celebration by presenting three people on the stage. Kobe Bryant, Phil Jackson, and the Public Relations Representative from KIA Motors. Phil Jackson was the first to speak and his comments were touching. He said it was one of the best experiences in his life and he was honored to coach Kobe. The weird looking guy from KIA Motors presented Kobe with the trophy, talked about KIA...
  • Kobe MVP Presentation
    By Daniel Sagal on May 6th, 2008 | No Comments Comments
    Kobe Bryant is the 2007-2008 regular season NBA MVP. He was the Most Valuable Players on the Los Angeles Lakers and in the National Basketball Association in general. The race was tight and guys like Chris Paul and Lebron James really gave Kobe a run for his money. Last week, the Los Angeles Times leaked a story stating the Kobe would be named the MVP from an unknown source. The source was apparen...
  • LA Times: Kobe MVP
    By Daniel Sagal on May 3rd, 2008 | No Comments Comments
    After about 17 hundred reports of Kobe being the MVP, the first official source has revealed. The LA Times has posted that Kobe Bryant will be named the 2007-2008 regular season Most Valuable Player. Is this report legitimate? Well, I’ve got to believe so if ESPN is willing to quote it. David Stern is expected to be in Los Angeles to present the award to Kobe Bryant during the next playoff s...
  • Phil Jackson Breaks It Down
    By Daniel Sagal on May 1st, 2008 | 1 Comment1 Comment Comments
    Phil Jackson has spoken, we have listened… Well it’s time to listen again. Yesterday afternoon, Phil Jackson was invited to join the hosts of Pardon The Interruption on ESPN for a quick five minutes interview. We all know that Jackson is a man with a unique tendency to make interviews quite interesting by his always unorthodox answers. In this clip Phil Jackson discusses a few issues i...
  • Phil Jackson for COY
    By Daniel Sagal on April 17th, 2008 | No Comments Comments
    This year’s awards are probably the absolute hardest to hand out. The Most Valuable Player (MVP) might be the toughest one, but the others are debatable as well. I think that only two of the are unanimous and have already been decided based on the superb play of the players receiving the awards. The NBA Sixth Man Award will hand’s down go to none other than the MVP of the San Antonio S...