was Koby Bryant on the east side in the 2005 All Star game.?
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Kobe has never played for an East team so no, he was on the west.
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It would depend on the extent of Kobe's surgically repaired knee.  If he is healthy, it is possible that he could average 25 ppg or more.  On your second question, even if he is injured, I believe that his popularity in the NBA fan balloting system would pencil him in as a starter in this year's NBA mid-season classic to be held in Las Vegas Nevada.\n\nIn the past, there were other players who were injured but voted to be starters in all-star games.  Among them are Shaquille O'Neal, Theo Ratliff, and Grant Hill.
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Kobe passed a lot in that game. Lebron was a ball hog T mac was a ball hog. But those 2 players still are great. I does not matter how you play in the all star game you just have to perform for the fans
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No, they were defeated by the Phoenix Suns.\n\nKobe Bryant scored 51 points.\nSteve Nash scored a number of points within 20 and 30.\n\nIt was somewhat close.
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http://www.usherforever.com/news/Celebrity_Basketball_Game_LA_July_9_2006_3.jpg\nwell it sorta is
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All-American - born in Seattle
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Who is Randy Johnson. he was with the D-backs then and they were playing the Atlanta Braves. I have the Braves because they beat the indians in the World Series. GO INDIANS!
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That would be Harry Chiti and Cleveland.  It also happened to Dickie Noles on the Cubs in 1987.
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Frank Robinson with Cleveland
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No.  I think he's only been to a World Series twice.  2006 MVP was Eckstein and 2003 and Beckett.
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The most famous player is Old Yogi Berra, played for the Yankee's he was traded to them from St. Louis Cardinals. Has played in more world series than anyone else. He was born on Elizabeth street in St. Louis. (The Hill) He is famous because I cant turn on the TV without seeing him advertising something
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Hi my name is Kobe Bryant. I love basketball, and so I adopted my favorite player's name. My email adress is Kobefanatic8888@yahoo.com . I live in LA. I will definately be there, and I will beat your "Big Boyz from the West Coast". Peace
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I dont know who that is- is it the easy star all-stars?
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Yes. When the Clippers moved from San Diego to LA, they played in the LA Memorial Sports Arena, while the Lakers played in the GW Forum. Now both teams play out of the Staples Center, which has been the case since 1999
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CAN'T SAY I GOT TO WATCH THE OLD "ABA", BUT I STARTED TO SEE THE "NBA" WHEN "DR. J" CAME INTO THE LEAGUE. I THINK THERE WAS A DIFFERENT KIND OF PASSION AND SPORTSMANSHIP DURING THOSE DAYS. I DO MISS STARS LIKE LLOYD(WORLD) B. FREE, ELVIN HAYES, JOHN (HONDO) HAVLICEK, DAVE COWENS, ARTIS GILMORE, CLYDE THE GLIDE FRAZIER,........SEE WHERE I AM GOING? I DO MISS THOSE MATCH UPS.
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East - Detroit, Miami, New Jersey, Cleveland, Washington, Indiana, Chicago, Milwaukee\n\nWest - San Antonio, Phoenix, Denver, Dallas, Memphis, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Sacramento
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Since the move to the Ballpark at Arlington, the Rangers have had pitchers selected to attend the All-Star game, which suggests it's not a question of pitchers' willingness to play there, but greater concerns about contracts or the future of the franchise.  Kenny Rogers, Jeff Zimmerman, Aaron Sele, Roger Pavlik, and John Wetteland were all excellent All-Star selections in spite of the "hitter friendly" park.  It's more about the team and management that keeps pitchers away, and less about the stadium.