NEW YORK – Kobe Bryant recently “pinpointed” Jamaal Tinsley as an ideal conductor of offensive arrangements, exactly what the Lakers (and Knicks) distinctly lack.
While there’s really no reason to solicit a second opinion on Tinsley once Kobe expressed his considered “viewpoint,” it’s germane to note the third-string Jazz orchestra leader is supported by a steady stream of unprompted praise.
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