Kobe Bryant Allegedly Grabs Someone’s Cellphone Camera Out of His Hand


August 17th, 2011

If you want a picture of Kobe Bryant, get your NBA tickets. Kobe does not like his pictures being taken. Allegedly, Kobe Bryant took a cell phone out of someone’s hand because he was suspected to have been taking Kobe’s pictures with his phone camera. Now the fellow church goer is considering suing Kobe Bryant for an injured wrist. Moreover, the San Diego police have also jumped into the fray, they are hoping to talk to Kobe about the incident.

Now, look at the situation. Bryant was attending a church service where the cell phone owner also went. At the St. Therese of Carmel in Carmel Valley, while the service was in progress, this person allegedly tried to snap a few pictures of the celebrity in church. Kobe was not very happy with it and grabbed the phone from him. Should he have done that? Well, he should have been allowed to attend the church service in peace too, shouldn’t he? The man went to the hospital for treatment on his wrist – now really, that bit of information needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.

Perhaps Kobe’s reaction was unjustified. But from the reports, it does not appear as though there was a serious altercation. To draw this incident out and to profit from it seems to be too much of an over-reaction and not likely to generate any sympathy for the alleged “victim,” because first of all, he should have left the basketball player in peace whilst he was in church. To bring the police in and them going on record saying that they hope to speak to Kobe about this seems to be a serious waste of everyone’s time. Or is it not?




Kobe is Possibly the next Michael Jordan


April 3rd, 2011

Regardless of whether Michael Jordan is the best player of all time, you have to argue that his career was a benchmark for many of today’s players. And now that Kobe Bryant is considered, arguably, the best player in the league, the question has to be asked: do his achievements exceed what Jordan did? Well, in at least four instances they do:

5. More All Star MVP Awards
While Jordan was always a sight to behold at an All Star Game, Bryant has passed him in terms of All Star MVP Awards. Michael won three All Star MVP Awards in his career (1988, 1996, 1998), while Bryant currently has won four (2002, 2007, 2009, 2011)

4. More points in one game
For all of his big single games (five games with over 60 points), Jordan never had a night like Kobe had on January 22, 2006 against the Toronto Raptors. With 81 points, Kobe had the second most points all time, only behind Wilt Chamberlin’s legendary 100 point game.

3. More All NBA Selections
In his fourteen seasons, Bryant has been selected to an All NBA Team more times then Jordan has in his entire career. Jordan was selected to a team 11 times (10 time First Team, one time Second Team), while Bryant has been selected 12 times (eight time First Team, two time Second Team, two time Third Team).

2. Most points scored at Madison Square Garden
It may not seem like a big deal, but a lot is made about having a big game under the bright lights of MSG. Michael Jordan has had a number of extremely memorable games in New York. Who can forget the one where he lit up the Knicks while having the flu? It may surprise you, though, to learn that Kobe holds the records for the most points in a single game at MSG. In a February 2009 game, Bryant put in 61 in a Lakers victory. Jordan was never able to do that.

1. More NBA finals appearances
All right, at this point in his career Jordan had won more championships than Bryant has (though he can tie Michael’s mark this season), but Bryant has seven appearances to Jordan’s six, with Bryant winning five and losing two. And before you bring up the Shaq thing, it’s not like Jordan had nobody’s around him in Chicago when he won his six.




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March 28th, 2011

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Blake Griffin VS. Kobe Bryant


March 28th, 2011
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Blake Griffin taking Clippers to new levels

Blake Griffin set many career benchmarks for himself at the Wizards victory on last weeks Wednesday night game, 3/23. First, a triple-double. Then he ties the Clippers record for double-doubles at 55 for the season- thus far! Then he walked away with an impressive 33 points, 17 rebounds, and 10 assists. He is on fire and everyone knows it.

If you aren’t already in the loop, Griffin won state titles all four years of High School. His list of High School Awards is impressive and in-depth to say the least. After high school Griffin was recruited to Oklahoma and earned an even more intimidating list of accolades: Naismith College Player of the Year, John Wooden Award, Adolph Rubb Trophy, Oscar Robertson Trophy, AP All American First team…. These are but the tip of the iceberg. Halfway through college Griffin was plucked by the Clippers and premiered as the 2009 NBA first pick of the first round. However, Griffin suffered a substantial knee injury just a week before what was to be his NBA debut. He subsequently sat out the entire first season.

Fast forward to the 2010-2011 season…. What we have is an NBA phenomenon not felt since Kobe first stepped onto the scene in 1996.

Kobe led his high school team to their first state Championship in 53 years. He finished his High School Career as Southeastern Pennsylvania’s All Time Leading Scorer, leaving Wilt Chamberlain and Lionel Simmons in the dust. He was the first guard in the NBA ever to be drafted straight out of high school. Upon entering the NBA Kobe was the 13th overall pick of the first round draft in the NBA. In his first year he too earned the Naismith Prep Player of the Year, like Griffin. In his second year of actively playing for the Lakers (mind you, Griffin is only technically in his first year of actively playing), Kobe Bryant was on the NBA All Rookie Second Team as well as the NBA Slam Dunk Contest Champion- both accolades shared by Griffin. Kobe was at the time the youngest Slam Dunk Champion at just 18 years old.

So let’s see what Griffin will have achieved by the end of his first year on the court. So far he has surpassed Kobe in some areas.

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