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I was wondering were you guys going to hold on to him or let him go to a contender?

I think most Kings fan would be glad to have Bobby retire as a King.

Yeah we will most likely hold on to him. As we would like for him to retire as a King, but it's not a sure thing that we hold on to him.

I think Bobby's probably going to play 1-2 more years to try and get a ring

joe.linnen wrote:I was wondering were you guys going to hold on to him or let him go to a contender?

We sure as he'll aren't trading him to the damn lakers or cutting him.

There are no tickets available in the guard section, for the Lake Show.

I can see Bobby being traded to a contender in 60 days! I think anything that Petrie does though will be with Jackson's consent. Petrie is a class guy and Jackson has earned the right to have an opinion on whether he stays or not. If Bobby wants to chase a ring, and the right move comes about to get him to a contender I can see a deal being made. Otherwise he will retire a King

i read somewhere that bobby wants to play a few more years and then coach for the kings. kind of like a player coach right now i'd say, and i think we should keep him just so he can help out those young guards.

When he is done playing, Bobby as an assistant coach would be cool. For this year if Brown or Singletary can run the point in the NBA off the bench Bjax might end up on a contender by the dead line. Bobby also has a lot of value staying with the Kings, coming off the bench and showing the rooks how its supposed to be done

KB

I think there might be several possibilities as far as how things go with this team.
If there's another team that's interested in him, and makes a worthwhile offer, it's a possibility that he gets moved, but I wouldn't say that the Kings are anywhere near the idea of "looking to move him".

Here is when Bobby enter Arco Arena for the first time as a Grizzlie. As expected, a standing ovation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_L_916lg6U