KOBE and SHARK who entered the Lakers first

The Lakers who entered with Kobe Bryant in '96 and O'Neal in '96 were swapped from the Magic to the Lakers.

It's all wrong, O'Neal is more advanced in the league than Kobe, but he started with the Warriors, and then came to the Hu.

The two of them are Lakers who entered together, the fat man was transferred from the Magic in 96, and K8 is the 96** generation, he was selected by the Hornets first, and he was sent directly to the Lakers without a fight, there are really no Warriors, do you remember the relationship with the fisher?

You're all 2 of you!

The Sharks entered the NBA in '92 (with the Magic) and were traded to the Lakers in '96.

Kobe was a rookie in '96 and was drafted by the Hornets at the time, so he was traded directly to the Lakers, (in exchange for Divac).

It should be regarded as the Lakers who entered in the same year.

Also the Warriors, who of these two people has played in the Warriors? If you don't understand, you will be answered.

Entering the Lakers in the same year, O'Neal moved from the Magic to the Lakers in '96, and Kobe Bryant was drafted by the Hornets in '96 and immediately traded to the Lakers.

Upstairs don't talk nonsense, the Sharks came to the Lakers in '97 and played with the Magic from '92 to '96.

Kobe was a Laker in '96, a year before the Sharks.

Shark Kea, of course.

Kobe Bryant 96 years.

O'Neill entered in '92.

It was the same year. First in exchange for the fat man. Then the tile thorns were exchanged for Kobe. Let's put it this way. Shark a few days earlier

This one. Kill the tree first to the Lakers after the Magic.

Contemptible has always been with the Lakers.

It's still a year early.

Shark, he's a lot older than Kobe.

I've always loved Lakers and KobeIn the past, I watched almost every live broadcast (mobile phone or text or TV)...

In the past two years, the Lakers have sunk and paid little attention.

Kobe is not young, although the Lakers are very fond of him, give him enough respect, and sign such a high-salary contract. Actually, in reality, Kobe has taken a pay cut to help the team like Duncan. However, the boss's self-esteem and self-confidence are super strong.

Alas. If the shackles for CP3 deal had been successful, the Lakers would have won at least one more championship long ago. It's the league that hurt the Lakers.

If CP3 comes to the Lakers, even if Kobe retires, the Lakers will still be brilliant, because they can also form a championship lineup around CP3.

The current Lakers, without KOBE, is equivalent to no competitiveness and attractiveness, so the Lakers will spend a lot of money to sign a contract with the boss.

Unless the Lakers can exchange or sign a top-paid star as the successor of the boss in the past two years, the Lakers are estimated to have to sink for a long time after the boss retires.

It's okay to train new people, but it's not immediate.

If you can draw the top three this year. Pick a rising star and sign a top-paid star on the free market.

It doesn't matter much if Kobe retires after two years.

Forehead. Purely personal.