I don't think the Raja incident should really count, since it was in a playoff series...neither of those guys wanted to escalate the incident and get ejected. Regular season is a different stage...
If you think Kobe can fight you are a p***y. he's going after white people because after that rape case, he don't like white people no more. except for jerry buss and his big tittied daughter.
Just because you haven't seen a good NBA-on-the-court-fight doesn't mean this people can't fight, with the physique these players they only need one or two punches to land on the right spot to knock you down. Remember on a NBA court if a fight is to happen, there is a good chance you are separated by a few people before anything can be started. This is not a one on one situation like 2 boxers in a ring.
The NBA probably reminds all their players of the Rudy incident. A real fight would not look too good. Can you imagine if Shaq connected a haymaker to a guy like Brad Miller? What if he broke Tim Duncan's or your favorite player's jaw? People don't pay to watch them box. Just leave it at that.
Is Rockets Dynasty MacBeth? When you were attacked by 4 guys where you ducking and sliding at all the right times?
Yes and that's why he's white. Argentina is one of the most homogeneous countries on the planet. Like most Argentines he can get an EU passport if he wants one because his people came from Europe (Italy in particular).
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2795315&campaign=rss&source=ESPNHeadlines Bryant assessed flagrant foul for elbow in PhillyBy Marc Stein ESPN.com Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is not and was not at risk for another suspension after elbowing Philadelphia's Kyle Korver. League sources told ESPN.com that the incident was reviewed strictly to determine whether Bryant would be retroactively assessed a flagrant foul after his left elbow connected with Korver in L.A.'s 108-92 road defeat Friday night. That review, sources said, was completed Monday and reclassified the hit as a Flagrant 1 foul, Bryant's first flagrant foul of the season. In his first game back from a one-game suspension after landing an elbow to the face of Minnesota's Marko Jaric, Bryant extended his elbow as he tried to dribble away from Korver on the perimeter. No foul was called on the play. The league does reserve the right to reclassify fouls or non-calls as flagrant fouls following a video review. But if this incident had been subject to a possible suspension, NBA vice president of basketball operations Stu Jackson would have rendered a ruling before the Lakers' next game. Bryant was cleared to play in their 108-72 home loss to Dallas on Sunday night. Yet he remains under close scrutiny, in the media and from the league office, after receiving a pair of one-game suspensions in 2007 for stray elbows. In both of those cases -- first with San Antonio's Manu Ginobili, then with Jaric -- Bryant made contact by flailing his arms after a shot attempt. No foul was called by game officials on the Ginobili play; Bryant was whistled for an offensive foul after catching Jaric. "As players, we know during a game when someone is trying to hurt you or be mean, and I never thought that was what was happening," Jaric told ESPN.com last week. "So I'm really surprised by [the suspension]. I haven't seen the replay, but if you ask me what I thought about the play when it happened, I don't think he did it intentionally, and I don't think players should be suspended for things that happen unintentionally. I think he was trying to draw a foul, and he swung his hand out to make it look dramatic, and he hit me by accident. He apologized right after." Korver offered similar sentiments to the Philadelphia Daily News in response to Friday's incident, saying: "I didn't think it was that big a deal. I thought it was an offensive foul. After I saw it on replay, it looked a lot worse than I thought it was during the game. It all happens fast. It's no big deal. It's just part of the game." Even though the Korver play has been deemed a flagrant foul, Bryant is not in immediate danger of being suspended based on accumulation of flagrant-foul points. Players receive one point for a Flagrant 1 foul and two points for a Flagrant 2 two, with suspensions starting when a player's total exceeds five points. Yet in spite of his two suspensions, Bryant's total now sits at one point. Following the Jaric incident, which occurred just over a month after Bryant's tangle with Ginobili, Jackson told ESPN.com: "We considered suspending [Bryant] for multiple games. ... If this happens again, most likely, there will be multiple games. "Since I've been here, I've not seen this type of conduct exhibited by a player -- driving his arm backwards and making contact above the shoulder -- I have not seen that."
bwahahaha. Worth peeking off the ignore list. I will give RD some credit, the guy tells some good ones on occasion.
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