Kobe

#2
#2
Hard to say. Knowing his competitive drive I wouldn't put anything past him. That said I think he misses a few weeks at the very least.
 
#5
#5
Kobe is always ready, dude is a warrior. The smart thing to do is to work him back slowly.. but it's Kobe and I don't think he will have that. I wouldn't be surprised one bit if he is in the lineup opening night. But I dont think it would be smart.
 
#6
#6
“When I first did it, right there, I was trying to feel if the tendon is there or if it’s gone,” Bryant recalled, in comments recorded by Nike. “I realized it wasn’t there. I was literally trying to pull the tendon up so hopefully I could walk and kind of hobble through the last two and a half minutes and try to play.”

-Kobe
 
#7
#7
Who knows what German stem cells they have nowadays.

BTW, I do not mean this as a shot at Kobe. I'd do the same thing.
 
#8
#8
Despite my hatred for Kobe, and whether he's doing it for the right reasons or not, I admire his ability to play through injuries and come back through injuries.
 
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