Well, on the basketball court at least. He's been seen everywhere else at
the Olympics. He said he was going to play in the Olympics for the first
time. Maybe he meant he was going to play in the Olympics for the first
time when he felt like playing.

The way I see it, the USA still has the best players in the world. They
just don't necessarily have the best attitudes or assemble the best teams
for the Olympic. Truth is, the USA Men's Team would have been in this
position without Kobe. The only "indispensible" so far has been Lebron,
with Wade and Bosh close to that.

"Robert Chin" <bchin_us@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Well, on the basketball court at least. He's been seen everywhere else at
> the Olympics. He said he was going to play in the Olympics for the first
> time. Maybe he meant he was going to play in the Olympics for the first
> time when he felt like playing.
>
> The way I see it, the USA still has the best players in the world. They
> just don't necessarily have the best attitudes or assemble the best teams
> for the Olympic. Truth is, the USA Men's Team would have been in this
> position without Kobe. The only "indispensible" so far has been Lebron,
> with Wade and Bosh close to that.
>

What's wrong with the attitude of the current team. They seem genuinely
committed to winning. They work hard and play suffocating defense. Sound
familiar?