Lavar Ball: "I don't need no advice from Kobe Bryant"

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This guy contradicts himself alot. So now shooting %'s matter? When it came to his sons jacking up shots, he said the only thing that matters is if they hit the game winner.
 
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LaVar Ball: 'I don't need no advice' from Kobe

LaVar Ball said he wouldn't seek any advice for his son Lonzo, a top NBA Draft prospect, from ex-Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant.

"I don't need no advice from Kobe Bryant," Ball said Thursday on "Mornings with Keyshawn Johnson" on ESPN Radio 710 LA. "I don't need advice from Kobe Bryant. 'Zo's got to play his game. Kobe Byant couldn't dribble or shoot like my boy. He never came close to shooting 50% in a season. If I ain't asking advice from better players like LeBron, Steph, and D. Wade, why would I ask Kobe?"

"If they're at practice and he sees something, and Lonzo listens to him or whatever, he's good. ... But it's just not, 'OK, I'm talking to Kobe, so now I'm going to be good.' If Kobe sees something that 'Zo is doing, then go from there. But I'm not trying to pattern after nobody. Kobe imitated Jordan his whole life. 'Zo is not trying to be no other man. 'Zo is 'Zo. And if 'Zo needs some advice on life, he can come to his father. Kobe didn't maintain that kind of relationship with his father, so he doesn't understand that kind of thing."

Bryant told ESPN that his desire to mentor younger players was spurred by pop star Michael Jackson, who told him during a visit to Neverland Ranch to reach out to all the greats in your profession and learn from them.

"I'm around for all the guys," Bryant told ESPN. "Anybody can reach out. It's an open book."

Bryant told ESPN that he's had "many conversations" during the playoffs with Boston Celtics star Isaiah Thomas -- just one of many current NBA stars who have reached out to him for advice.

Bryant said he also talks regularly with Kyrie Irving, James Harden, Russell Westbrook and Gordon Hayward.
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I aint even clicked the link yet, but I'm positive this nikka didn't say this blasphemous shyt:ufdup:
 
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Walt said:
"If they're at practice and he sees something, and Lonzo listens to him or whatever, he's good. ... But it's just not, 'OK, I'm talking to Kobe, so now I'm going to be good.' If Kobe sees something that 'Zo is doing, then go from there. But I'm not trying to pattern after nobody. Kobe imitated Jordan his whole life. 'Zo is not trying to be no other man. 'Zo is 'Zo. And if 'Zo needs some advice on life, he can come to his father. Kobe didn't maintain that kind of relationship with his father, so he doesn't understand that kind of thing.
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YES :bryan:

This means Magic and the Lakers aren't gonna draft his nonshot creating, one trick (or two trick) pony son.

I'd rather have Faultz, Jackson, Monk and Fox

edit: Just realized who op is. LOL. I still hope we don't draft him
 
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