Kings in the running for Nate Robinson
Robinson won’t command nearly as much in salary, but his popularity as an electrifying 5-9 guard and two-time Slam Dunk champion could be valuable as an attraction in some small markets. According to one league source, the Lakers inquired about Robinson’s availability after his 33-point performance at the Staples Center on Dec. 16. Kobe Bryant has expressed adoration for Robinson and owner Jerry Buss was said to be smitten after that game. The Sacramento Kings also were close to a deal for Robinson and Jeffries before the trade deadline and there are indications that the deal could still take place this summer.
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Phil Jackson, after treatment for a kidney stone "When the anesthesiologist leaned over me, he said "We named your kidney stone Kobe because it's not passing."
Let's hope not.
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unless the kings trade beno, this will not happen
dumb logic. just because the kings we’re interested in robinson at the trade deadline, it does not mean they’re interested now. things have changed—namely, rodriguez. unless beno is traded, this ain’t going to happen.
I'll Pass
He’s fun to watch and I’m a big fan of his game…but for some reason I don’t want him in a Kings uniform. Does that even make sense? He’s good for Top Ten plays and putting arses in seats…but to complete a team with so many holes – no.
No thank you.
Jeffries has a HORRIFIC contract. Just as bad as Beno’s.
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