Kobe Bryant Says He Advised Alex Rodriguez
“I gave him the phone number,” Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers star, said with a smile Thursday night. Bryant gave his endorsement after having the treatment — known as Orthokine, which is similar to platelet-rich plasma treatment — on his troublesome right knee. He said his knee was now “95 percent” and “as close to 100 percent as it’s <a href="http://www.monsterbeats-online.org/monster-beats-solo-hd-high-definition-with-controltalk-red-onear-headphones-p-48.html"><strong>red solo hd headphone cheap</strong></a> going to get.” Rodriguez had the procedure on his right knee and left shoulder, but only after consulting Bryant, a longtime friend. “He reached out to me,” Bryant said. “We have a good relationship.” Bryant’s role was first brought to light by Brian Cashman, the Yankees’ general manager. So if Rodriguez found out about the procedure from Bryant, <a href="http://www.monsterbeats-online.org/monster-beats-studio-blue-diamond-limited-edition-headphones-p-29.html"><strong>Blue diamond studio limited edition headphone</strong></a> who told Bryant? Bryant smiled coyly. “You have people that you pay to know these things, that you keep around you to know these things,” he said. “You sit them all down, you talk to them, you <a href="http://www.monsterbeats-online.org/monster-beats-studio-white-diamond-limited-edition-headphones-p-32.html"><strong>White diamond studio limited edition headphone</strong></a> listen to their opinions, you listen to the facts, the research, and then you make your decision.” Asked if he was happy to see Rodriguez pursue the treatment, Bryant said: “As a Yankee fan, heck yeah. Absolutely.”
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