I’m thinking about starting a business selling phys ed equipment to school districts ( things like basketballs, jump ropes, dodge balls, etc) Does anyone know where the schools actually get it from? I didn’t know if these things were donated or how the schools acquired them?? Does anyone know where the majority of schools get the equipment? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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I would say Lakers frontline. Lakers team without Kobe Bryant is better than a Lakers team without Gasol and Odom because they do most of the rebounding, play great defense, and contribute offensively.
I still say Lakers frontline. The Lakers would have a better chance of getting to NBA finals without Kobe as opposed to not having Gasol and Bynum or Gasol and Odom.
Also the main reason Lakers won was because they got twice as much rebounds as Celtics, got 18 second chance points, and held Boston to 0 second chance points. Most of this had to do with their frontline.
HooHoa Magic said it because he was a Laker and Kobe was a Laker.
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