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Lakers do what's best for their young players

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Halu Sination:
this actually is whats best for kareem rush, and laker fans should be proud of him. kareem's case is similar to devean george's, you'd think he would evolve into a superstar because you're always seeing the potential, but as long as hes a laker, it will never happen due to the fact that we don't need them to be superstars.

Suffice:

--- Quote from: Now_I_Know on December 06, 2004, 12:10:31 AM ---
--- Quote from: Doggystylin on December 05, 2004, 09:58:46 PM ---Screw Rush, Hes had plenty of time to prove himself and hes done nothing, send his ass off, I denounce him!

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He's had time to prove himself and he has...It's just that he's playing behind Kobe, man, you gotta understand that...This guy has star potential, and he's proven it in the past...I think if Rudy plays Kobe and Rush together instead of only using Rush as a back-up for when Kobe's tired, Rush could be a key Laker player...I thought he would improve this year, more so than he did last year...I really like Rush, and I hope Lakers don't make that stupid ass trade, but if they do, Rush will finally have a chance to REALLY prove himself...Looks like Rudy isn't really pushing the players that have potential: Luke Walton, Kareem Rush, Slava Mevadenko; all getting less time and playing worse than last year...I just hope Rudy gets them more involved in the near future...PeACe



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couldn't have put it better myself

Sikx:

--- Quote from: Smooth on December 05, 2004, 09:00:29 PM ---Ouch. Id rather have Rush over the 2nd round pick..

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yeah me too..

7even:
that's great, I hate it when young talents starve .. (Milicic)

M Dogg™:
I agree with the fact that this is the best thing for Rush. Rush is a good player who is caught behind the best player today. Not much playing time will come from being behind Kobe. The thing is also, both Rush and Kobe are both pure shooting guards, so it's hard to play them elsewhere. Kobe could play point or smal forward so Rush can have some time, but why move Kobe out of position to play Rush. I like Rush, I think Rush will be a great player someday, maybe an all-star, and on the Bobcats, he has a chance to prove himself. Backing up Kobe is a job that will get you very little playing time since Kobe has been known to play 48 minute games. So I am happy for Rush, I hate to see him go, but like D.Fish, you gotta do what you gotta do, wither it's for money or the chance to prove yourself as one of the best, you have to take it.

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