Bynum: "Nobody will stop us next year. We willl chase b

chillz · Post #1 » by **chillz** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 2:49 am

"It's definitely going to be special," he said. "It'll be my first time playing with Pau [Gasol]. I think once we get that combination going, I can't see anybody stopping us. I think we're going to try and chase the Bulls' record."

http://www.latimes.com/sports/printedit ... 4789.story

LAL4Life · Post #2 » by **LAL4Life** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:02 am

Seriously, right now all I'm concerned with is beating Boston, but I can't help but get excited about next year. Assuming everyone stays healthy, it's gonna be special.

Leonidas · Post #3 » by **Leonidas** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:08 am

I just gotta woody reading AB statement.. NO homo....

RJM · Post #4 » by **RJM** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:38 am

Oh yeah? Well I creamed. Beat that.

Post #5 » by **Slava** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:46 am

^^Control it fellas! :wink:

RJM · Post #6 » by **RJM** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 4:07 am

Gotcha

Seriously though I too am scared for the league once Prescription Bynumol takes effect.

Leonidas · Post #7 » by **Leonidas** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 5:30 am

Fasho... AB and PG... man the league will **** in they're undies...

8'sReverse · Post #8 » by **8'sReverse** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 5:41 am

It all starts with confidence. Then you need the skill to back it up. I'm sure glad he now has both.

Gerald3Wallace · Post #9 » by **Gerald3Wallace** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 6:28 am

i can just see it now..teams not trying to double kobe cause of help on AB and gasol...then they leave kobe open...kobe hits shots...they sag offfisher...fisher hits shots...and odom willg et his...

man...next year will be something special

Erik Eleven · Post #10 » by **Erik Eleven** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 7:43 am

That comment right there is why I love that kid.

RJM · Post #11 » by **RJM** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 7:50 am

That Prescription Bynumol includes a healthy dose of testicles...

Dr Aki · Post #12 » by **Dr Aki** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 10:38 am

http://youtube.com/watch?v=CIKcIjbhsHE

ChrisWaher · Post #13 » by **ChrisWaher** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 2:01 pm

It all starts with confidence. Then you need the skill to back it up. I'm sure glad he now has both.

What I love about this confidence you're mentioning for next year, it's like you guys have no confidence in being great and winning it already this year. Kobe's aging afterall, I'd rather try to root for them to win this year than dream about next year. NBA history is a case study of dreams not falling barely short but crumbling bigtime, recent case being both the Bulls and Heat who were supposed to lead the league way into the next decade.

Frantik · Post #14 » by **Frantik** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:42 pm

ChrisWaher wrote:
It all starts with confidence. Then you need the skill to back it up. I'm sure glad he now has both.

What I love about this confidence you're mentioning for next year, it's like you guys have no confidence in being great and winning it already this year. Kobe's aging afterall, I'd rather try to root for them to win this year than dream about next year. NBA history is a case study of dreams not falling barely short but crumbling bigtime, recent case being both the Bulls and Heat who were supposed to lead the league way into the next decade.

Enuf with this kobe getting older stuff. One thing you forget is that unlike your other guys who get old and done quickly, kobe has a very deadly jumper. The man has at least 3 more years of MVP-type basketball left in him and more years of damn good basketball left after that. at 36, i bet you Kobe is still better that a lot of very valuable people as they are right now: (ex: Redd, Johnson, Martin, RJ, JR, etc). If grant hill can still be a serious threat in any given game, i don't see why we should be ready to push the panic button on this age issue.

Anyway... yo! i cant wait to see the Bynumite and Pau on the court. Oh MY goodness!!!! I have no further words.... thats it. im done. my throat just chuckled up thinking about it. i think im gonna go lay on my bed, and dream about this $hit. oh my god i swear i act like a lil kid everytime i... thats it!

add this to that: my pick for most improved player coming into next season: Farmer....man oh man!

iamworthy · Post #15 » by **iamworthy** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:53 pm

ChrisWaher wrote:
It all starts with confidence. Then you need the skill to back it up. I'm sure glad he now has both.

What I love about this confidence you're mentioning for next year, it's like you guys have no confidence in being great and winning it already this year. Kobe's aging afterall, I'd rather try to root for them to win this year than dream about next year. NBA history is a case study of dreams not falling barely short but crumbling bigtime, recent case being both the Bulls and Heat who were supposed to lead the league way into the next decade.

They were? Says who?

Gerald3Wallace · Post #16 » by **Gerald3Wallace** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 5:05 pm

STOP WITH THE GETTING OLD!

jordan was still averaging near 30 ppg in his 30's

why cant kobe do the same?

Post #17 » by **snaquille oatmeal** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 5:35 pm

if Bynum would have gone to college he would be this years number 1 pick and guess who he is going to play for next season.

Gerald3Wallace · Post #18 » by **Gerald3Wallace** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 5:49 pm

bulls

Post #19 » by **snaquille oatmeal** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 6:22 pm

Gerald3Wallace wrote:bulls

no silly, Bynum will play for the Lakers next season. :lol:

my point was that even when we traded our pick to Memphis, we are still getting what would have been the number 1 pick.

:clap:

10scott10 · Post #20 » by **10scott10** » Sun Jun 8, 2008 7:25 pm

snaquille oatmeal wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

no silly, Bynum will play for the Lakers next season.

my point was that even when we traded our pick to Memphis, we are still getting what would have been the number 1 pick.

umm, we got their second round pick next year.