Love the confidence our captain is showing in the team, but damn those are some high expectations. “knock off” the mavs, blazers, spurs, lol! That’d be sumthin; then maybe the MVP chants for Kobe would stop at Arco

I can’t wait to see Kevin & Reke Part II.

clearly, the only thing he is, is soft.

Get better Kevin.

Just competitive? Soft. (note sarcasm)

Someone’s been taking Leadership 101. I can dig it.

3 weeks away from Kev’reke.

While Kevin remains in the background, slightly out of focus, holding the dagger by which he kills you with a thousand tiny cuts.

I’d make a photoshop, but I’m a lazy, lazy man.

The best part is, this injury shouldn’t affect him on the court other than from perhaps a game or two of getting back into the flow of things, because unlike the ankle last year, this is his non-shooting wrist. He should still be just as explosive and quick.

Compared to many athletes, Kevin has always struck me as self-aware and grounded. His description of his own game is accurate. With some exceptions here and there, Kevin doesn’t generally pound the ball and doesn’t require a lot of FGA to get his and be highly effective offensively. I think that he realizes that he has average handles (at best), so doesn’t rely on pounding the ball, which is just fine. We’ve got plenty of that on the squad right now. I think he’ll fit in just fine – like he always has – when he gets back. And we will be a more efficient offensive club.

He’s barely going to miss the Lakers game then. Wish he would’ve been back for that one.

got me thinking, and this is the first and last comparison I’ll make with C-Webb: remember when Webb came back from injury and had that monster game against the Lakers on a Sunday morning (ABC nationally televised game)? I still remember the Kings wearing their throwbacks and Webber dunking with authority for the first time since being back from injury. One of my happiest moments as a fan (though we all know how it al ended)

…That’s is some tasty swagger!