PTI discuss Kwame Booing
PTI:
Kornheiser and Wilbon discuss the Lakers booing Kwame:
Parden the Interuption: Jan 18, 2008 (Audio 8:30 min in)
“he can’t catch it
he can’t hold it
he can’t pass it
he can’t dunk it”
“destiny of failure”
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Comment by whodraftedhim | January 19, 2008
I heard this on the PTI podcast and immediately remembered your website. So the question is, were you delighted or, like Wilbon, you felt bad for the kid?
Comment by Frankfurt Freddie | January 21, 2008
Oh yeah,
Remember what I said a long time ago…I bet this experience will bring Kobe and Brown together (the ego-tastic mentor and apprentice).
Weren’t they both first round draft picks straight out of high school?
Comment by Frankfurt Freddie | January 21, 2008
Thanks for making this page!!
I heard Jeannie Buss on the radio the other day. She was disappointed in the fan’s booing of poor Kwame.
Hey Jeannie - Dude makes 9 mil per year. I pay 300 per ticket. I’m actually shocked when one of his dunk attempts finally go in.
Kwame is a DISASTER!
Comment by Marc | January 25, 2008
This site r0x! Kwame Cakethrower Brown is such a stiff its pathetic. The wiz totally raped the Lakers (Kobe style) on that trade. Has there even been a more pathetic, effortless, heartless player in the history of the NBA than this pile of shit?
Comment by Kakeboy Brown | January 29, 2008
YES TRADE THAT MUTHAFUCKA! THANK GOD…….I DONT CARE IF PAU HAS BACK SPASMS….I’D TAKE HIM WITH 2 BROKEN LEGS OVER KWAME…FINALLY THE GODS HAVE ANSWERED MY PRAYERS~!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by BREEZ VA | February 1, 2008
dude, i am glad u made this website. he is honestly the worst player in NBA history. u should email him the link to this site.
Comment by frank | February 1, 2008
I feel sorry for him but he sucks. I think its psychological mainly. you could totally see Phil Jacksons charitable “champion the underdog” side come out everytime he vouched for brown. eh whatever he needs to build some confidence and thick skin theres talent there but hes just too shaky
Comment by chaos | February 2, 2008
With my sympathetic comment I realized the error in my last post. Please retract “theres talent there”
Comment by chaos | February 2, 2008
Kwame Brown is gone!!
I love Kwame Brown! Seriously, had it not been for his injury prone status, we may have never seen the true potential of Bynum. And now his high wage expiring contract gives us Pau and with him an elite NBA Championship team? I will repea, I
Comment by Tag | February 2, 2008
Oh….
my…..
god….
the pain is over.
(For the Lakers, at least).
Nice one, Memphis.
Comment by Fern | February 2, 2008
Worthless stiff Brown actually turned out to be a very valueable player afterall. He netted the Wiz Caron Butler and the Laker’s Pau Gasol! Those are the only positive things this pile of shit will ever accomplish in his NBA career. Aside from being the absolute worst #1 overall pick in NBA history.
Comment by Kwame Klown | February 2, 2008
Great Website—Everyone was too polite to tell a loser that he can’t play! I am so glad he is gone and I have been telling people for the past few seasons that this guy doesn’t know what he’s supposed to be doing when in the game. He even looked confused. Now get rid of Chris Mihm - - another piece of crap!
Comment by tlakers | February 20, 2008
MJ just drained all the confidence out of this kid.
Comment by Alimoe | July 10, 2008
I agree it is a psychological thing,there was a reason the Wiz picked him at #1 but when he came into the big league my guess is he just couldnt handle it.By now hes probably in it just for the money.
Comment by Alimoe | July 10, 2008