Kobe Not Willing to Take Pay Cut to Keep Lakers Together?

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 Kobe Not Willing to Take Pay Cut to Keep Lakers Together?
It was said that Kobe would be willing to take less money to keep the Lakers together. When asked about it, Kobe's response was, "That's Mitch's responsibility." [link]

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