Khloe Kardashian Named Favorite Kardashian By Dallas Mavericks Coach

UPDATE-Khloe Kardashian and her husband Lamar Odom’s move to the Dallas Mavericks may turn out to be a win-win for everyone.

The NBA lockout is over and unfortunately for Lamar Odom, so is his time with the Los Angeles Lakers. After shopping the 32 year old small forward to teams like the New Orleans Hornets, the Lakers finally found a taker with the Dallas Mavericks.

Khloe Kardashian, who admitted she was initially saddened by the idea, took to her twitter account to express her concerns.

“We are all sad but positive energy gets you farther then negative. (sic)”

Khloe followed by thanking her fans and expressing that she would try to remain positive during the adjustment.

“I am blessed and happy anywhere as long as I am with my family! God is great!! Blessed beyond words! I love ALL of my dolls! I am going back to being excited about life! LOL (sic)”

Khloe also continued by quoting a bible verse (yep, I said bible) and explaining that she knows God has great things in store for her family.

‘For I know the plans I have for u, declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper u and not to harm u, plans to give u hope and a future.’ Jeremiah. (sic)

Lamar Odom played with the Los Angeles Lakers a total of seven years and helped win his team back to back NBA titles.   He was commonly considered Kobe Bryant’s second hand man.   Even Bryant expressed his disappointment over the trade. So why did Lamar have to go? Many are blaming his high profile marriage to Khloe claiming her celebrity was drawing too much attention to Odom which may have ultimately distracted his play.

Of course Khloe completely disagrees. And in case you missed it, she took to twitter once again to let her fans know.

“I am curious as to how I am the cause for any trade? LOL Some people just say anything behind their computer screens.”

Despite what the fans believe, Khloe does have one thing in her favor. Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle!

“I will say this: Khloe’s my favorite Kardashian. She’s the coolest.” Asked whether he’ll ever end up their reality TV show ‘Khloe & Lamar’ Carlisle surprisingly told the Dallas Morning News, “I’ve never been one to rule anything out,” he said. “I would guess it would be a long shot to be asked.” With a reception like that Khloe Kardashian and Lamar may never leave!

 

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