SteveHTOWN wrote:It would be nice if the Lakers could get rid of his contract. They owe him about 9 mio for 2013/14 and about the same amount for 2014/15. Never understood how Jim Buss could be that stupid to offer him that deal...
IN HEAT wrote:I gotta say this much; this team...even though they may not be the most talented bunch out there...are a lot more fun to watch than last years team.
Kobe Bryant returned to practice with the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday for the first time since he tore his Achilles tendon seven months ago.
Bryant went through several light drills with his teammates during a short practice at the Lakers' training complex.
''He looked good and did a few moves I didn't expect him to do right away,'' center Pau Gasol told the Lakers' official website. ''I'm very happy for him and for us, and definitely looking forward to when he'll play in a game.''
Bryant has given no timetable for his return to the court, but had previously said he'll need significant practice time while getting into game shape for his 18th NBA season.
IN HEAT wrote:Edit: Pistons; I still want Monroe.
NovU wrote:I hope the Lakers trade him to the contender immediately and let him at least have a shot at the ring, even from the bench would be ok.I really really hope he comes back healthy somehow, even semi-healthy would be ok, and then be traded. He doesn't have to play, he can play an assistant coach role for the contender while providing 10 min per game.
benji wrote:IN HEAT wrote:Edit: Pistons; I still want Monroe.
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=mfle4f9
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