There is no guarantee in sports that you'll win a championship, but the drama that follows after winning it all is as definite as death and taxes.Los Angeles Lakers backup PG Jordan Farmar averaged 6.4 points a game last season and saw his minutes drop from 20mpg to 18mpg with the late season acquisition of guard Shannon Brown, so in typical pampered, young athlete fashion he began to complain, despite the success of his team.During a basketball clinic in Singapore Farmar had a lot to say, "I want to run a team and be a lead guard....there are a lot of jobs out there,"-"Derek's had a great run.....I want to continue to push him." Followed by a statement given when asked about playing with Kobe, " It's hard.....He demands a lot of attention. He demands the ball alot of the time."In other words Jordan Farmar want to a starting PG in the NBA. If not with the Lakers some other team, but I hope he remembers what happened to Kobe when he tried to ...
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