For all his talk about playing unselfishly, Kobe Bryant hasn't convinced everyone.
A longtime NBA coach adds his opinion: "Kobe's always talking out of both sides of his mouth. When the camera's pointing at him, he's all about playing unselfishly, moving the ball, and staying within the offense. But he also lets it out that he can score any time he wants to. So what happens when he goes out and shoots 7-for-25? Does that mean he only wanted to score seven times and didn't want to score the other 18 times? And why doesn't he just score a 120 points to make sure the Lakers never lose a game? Kobe has a nickname around the league, Frank Sinatra, because no matter what, he only wants to do it his way."
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Was anyone more egotistical than "Old Blue Eyes?"
