Kobe Bryant suspended for doing what we would have done
Is it right to punish a man for doing what any of us would want to do? If any of us had been on the floor with Manu Ginobili, we’d want to punch him too. Ginobili ranks right up there with Scottie Pippen and Jason Williams as NBA ballers we’d love to take a shot at.
The elbow shot to Ginobili’s nose happened with 2.7 seconds left in the game. A cheap shot? Of course. Can we fault Kobe for doing it? No. This was a long time coming.
Of course, considering how much Ginobili flops, we’re not even sure that’s real blood. It’s probably ketchup. That’s pathetic - to be such a flopper that you’d smuggle ketchup packets onto the court to fake a bloody nose.
So kudos to you, Kobe Bryant, for doing what we’ve wanted to do for a long time now.
January 30th, 2007 at 1:38 pm
Cmon a little biased? How many people wuld rather punch a selfish, rich daddy’s boy like Kobe? He gets away with murder(and possibly rape…I know low blow) and the best you can come up with is you would like to hit Ginobli as well? Yeah Ginobli flops…but doesn’t lose his temper…google kobe suspended and see how many fights he has been in. He’s a punk and Raja bell proved it.
January 30th, 2007 at 5:10 pm
kobe’s a punk. i’d cheap shot him any day, over manu, if given the opportunity.
manu may be a flop artist, but kobe’s a smug asshole who enjoys choking the girls he’s banging behind his wife’s back. no respect. zero. kobe = punk.
January 30th, 2007 at 9:45 pm
Kobe probably deserves a good slaparound too, but I agree with the author. I’d love to punch Ginobili and make him flop around. Good call on Pippen too.