Jason Kidd denies trade to Lakers.?

Question

I just read today's issue of the Star Ledger and New York Times and it said that Kidd doesn't want to go to the Lakers.

Answer 1

Well, he might not want to, that doesn't mean he denies it. And besides, EVERYONE denies trades/coaching changes until they happen because if they don't fall through their teammates confidence in them wavers greatly.

Answer 2

Nah don't believe that issue/article. Just recently at the all-star game I saw an interview about Kidd talking about he wouldn't mind going to LA. He said the game is like a business and he'll handle it like that. He stated that if the team wanted to go in a different direction, especially due to the many injuries, Kidd said he'd go along with it. At the end of the short interview he said that he wouldn't mind playing with Kobe and that Kobe would make his job easier. And he would hope to make the job easier on Kobe if they were to play. Go to Yahoo's nba videos, or the yahoo homepage.

Answer 3

i in my opinion like that commerce, will no longer be able to assert I tell that to human beings too generally using this commerce gadget. The Lakers get a reliable factor shelter to push the pace and get the ball to Kobe and additionally Kidd might incredibly make Bynum functional in L.A. And the Nets get a reliable 3-factor shooter, an exceptionally reliable versatile participant in Odom, and then on a similar time as paying for and advertising Kidd might look like backcourt suicide, a Farmar-Marcus Williams blend does no longer be too undesirable alongside with of Vinsanity. reliable commerce, has potential.

Answer 4

well as a lakers fan i am sooo glad. too much talent for an player like Kidd. thanks i hadn't heard that yet

Answer 5

well you cant always trust what you hear/read. people will say whatever to get more or get less attention.

Answer 6

that sure is a good possibility

Answer 7

show your facts than a s s hole