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I can only imagine how Kobe is going to feel next time, after this story. Assumi…
Written by Tumblr Paroxysm on Thursday, February 19, 2009

I can only imagine how Kobe is going to feel next time, after this story. Assuming that Phil made his way to the Magazine after he finished the Sunday Times Crossword and perused the op-ed page, I have a feeling that this piece is going to work its way into Mr. Bryant’s hands one way or another, and it probably already has. Circle your calendar for Wed., March 11: Lakers at Rockets.

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