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I asked this question over at HP and got no response. List the following three players based on how they played last night from best to worst: Dwight Howard, Andrew Bynum, Marcin Gortat. And I don't mean rank them based on how well they played relative to how well they can play, but just based on how well they all actually played last night (in other words, don't mark Dwight down just cause you expect more from him). I think you could argue that Gortat and Bynum actually both outplayed Dwight. You might lose that argument, but I think you could at least argue it.
Now my training methods are out in the public domain.
I knew I should have had that sneaky bastard sign a non-disclosure agreement.
Luckily for me, you have to be a real MAN to even dream about wiping your arse with a mountain lion.
...and make unsubstantiated claims of greatness on the internets.
Hopefully my training mountains don't get overrun by yahoos hoping to be the "next Kobe".
Oh, and Kobe totally would use a fake word like irregardless.
I like the part where be balances "winning" with "more winning"
Honestly, as a Laker fan, if Kobe did say something like this it would only make me a bigger fan...