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swi7ch
12-13-2012, 11:41 PM
Wow. Just... wow. This must be a new NBA record, right? :wtf:

RapsFan
12-13-2012, 11:43 PM
Obviously these threads are getting old and I despise the Lakers. But watching this game, it's painful to see who Kobe has to play with. It's awful. If he didn't score 30, all it would mean is they would just lose by more.

Graviton
12-13-2012, 11:43 PM
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=281924

longtime lurker
12-13-2012, 11:46 PM
OMG OMG OP is on to something. D'Antoni should just sit Kobe when he had 29 and the Lakers would have come back from an 18 point deficit!!

TheMarkMadsen
12-13-2012, 11:46 PM
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=281924


:roll: OP is a mark ass.

anyways, these threads are getting old, Kobe is clearly not the problem, not even close.
:sleeping

talkingconch
12-13-2012, 11:46 PM
obviously not kobe's fault just a record the media has to show for discussion

only sheep eat it up like OP

Apogee
12-13-2012, 11:50 PM
You are a horrible excuse for a fan. Get the hell out of here you worthless piece of shit. These threads are horrible just like you are. You know nothing about basketball. Kill your self now.

TheBigVeto
12-13-2012, 11:51 PM
Yep world record.

That Kobe, always wanting to break every kind of record.

Recordbreakingbe.

fpliii
12-13-2012, 11:52 PM
I haven't been a Lakers fan since Shaq left, but these losses are really making me sick to my stomach.

Noob Saibot
12-13-2012, 11:53 PM
Kobe Jordan on suicide watch starting tonight. If they lose to the Wizards tomorrow. Oh boy.

Qwyjibo
12-13-2012, 11:56 PM
Pretty much a meaningless stat.

bmulls
12-13-2012, 11:57 PM
You are a horrible excuse for a fan. Get the hell out of here you worthless piece of shit. These threads are horrible just like you are. You know nothing about basketball. Kill your self now.

You got issues bro

Heavincent
12-13-2012, 11:58 PM
Kobe scoring 30 has nothing to do with why the Lakers lost. Fact.

bluechox2
12-13-2012, 11:58 PM
it shud be lakers 1-11 when none but kobe shows up

pauk
12-13-2012, 11:58 PM
D'Antoni should just sit Kobe when he had 29 and the Lakers would have come back from an 18 point deficit!!

This!

Apogee
12-14-2012, 12:00 AM
You got issues bro

I just really really hate bandwagon fans and hes a prime example of one.

Deuce Bigalow
12-14-2012, 12:05 AM
12 30+ point games for Kobe :applause:

Pointguard
12-14-2012, 12:11 AM
Obviously these threads are getting old and I despise the Lakers. But watching this game, it's painful to see who Kobe has to play with. It's awful. If he didn't score 30, all it would mean is they would just lose by more.

Is this a gimmick account? As a Raptor fan there are just certain things that you just shouldn't say. I mean really?

Their fourth best player is better than anybody in your entire 19 year franchise history. I mean Kobe nearly beat your whole team himself. Are you hooked on painkillers and ran out? Wow.

avonbarksdale
12-14-2012, 12:13 AM
this stat means nothing no one else can score

Yao Ming's Foot
12-14-2012, 12:14 AM
Is this a gimmick account? As a Raptor fan there are just certain things that you just shouldn't say. I mean really?

Their fourth best player is better than anybody in your entire 19 year history. I mean Kobe nearly beat your whole team himself. Are you hooked on painkillers and ran out? Wow.

I'm pretty sure prime Vince Carter is better than old Artest/Jamison. :confusedshrug:

Deuce Bigalow
12-14-2012, 12:17 AM
Is this a gimmick account? As a Raptor fan there are just certain things that you just shouldn't say. I mean really?

Their fourth best player is better than anybody in your entire 19 year franchise history. I mean Kobe nearly beat your whole team himself. Are you hooked on painkillers and ran out? Wow.
Vince Carter and Chris Bosh were better than old Pau Gasol (fourth best player), but Pau and Nash were not even in the game, so were talking about Artest or Jamison, being their fourth best player.

Rubio2Gasol
12-14-2012, 12:19 AM
Scrub team.

Dude attempts to move the ball and Duhon and Meeks brick the wide open jumpers. He might as well shoot himself.

Howard gets denied too easily, they need to run some high pick and roll to ease him up.

White Mamba
12-14-2012, 12:24 AM
:facepalm looks like we will have 81 threads like this till the end of the season.

Pointguard
12-14-2012, 12:40 AM
Vince Carter and Chris Bosh were better than old Pau Gasol (fourth best player), but Pau and Nash were not even in the game, so were talking about Artest or Jamison, being their fourth best player.

Just don't think either could affect a finals like Gasol did. Gasol is just not featured now, but he was considered better than Bosh three years ago for sure. And would be much better on Miami than Bosh has ever been right now. Gasol plays better defense by far, passes way better, plays the pivot much better, can anchor the post on both sides of the ball, plays smarter and has a winning way about him.

Vince is not making the HOF. He might but Pau is in there.

nashwade
12-14-2012, 12:49 AM
same situation as the season with Smuch and Kwame. Kobe scores a lot, they didn't make the playoffs and a bunch of people got traded

KungFuJoe
12-14-2012, 12:55 AM
I hate Kobe but he didn't lose the game tonight.

Dwight is just awful lately. He has no lift. Must still be recovering from surgery.

Lakers are old and broken.

Jacks3
12-14-2012, 01:01 AM
About the 20th different thread bringing up the exact same stat. Must be some sort of record.

TheJuice31
12-14-2012, 01:21 AM
I think this stat just kinda goes back to the problems with flow and ball movement that the Lakers are constantly having on offense. Kobe's going through his hero ball stretches sooner and sooner, and the result is that's more time where it's just 4 players standing around and doing nothing while Kobe isos.

That doesn't equate winning basketball. The fact that Kobe's able to make some of the insane shots that he takes to close the gap is a testamet to him as a player but you can only get so far when that's essentially your second-half offense. Defenses, in general, are too wise to let that one tactic single-handedly beat them these days.

Not having Pau for the last few games doesn't do LA any favors since at least tonight, I think Dwight touched the ball once on offense in the 4th (and it was by accident after a pass slipped through Eubanks' hands). I can only assume that means they're losing trust in him in the 4th since teams will just hack him. It really strains the offense and with the drop-off in talent after that, you're left with a bit of a trainwreck.

There is at least SOME validity to the stat, as much as people want to deny it.

Clutch
12-14-2012, 01:30 AM
12 30+ point games for Kobe :applause:
9-14 record.

KevinLoveBe :bowdown:

Legends66NBA7
12-14-2012, 01:45 AM
Is this a gimmick account? As a Raptor fan there are just certain things that you just shouldn't say. I mean really?

Their fourth best player is better than anybody in your entire 19 year franchise history. I mean Kobe nearly beat your whole team himself. Are you hooked on painkillers and ran out? Wow.

:wtf:

Prime Vince Carter and Chris Bosh are easily better than current Nash and Gasol... and if were counting right now ? Yes, better than anybody not named Kobe and Howard and even between them I would debate it.

Pointguard
12-14-2012, 02:38 AM
:wtf:

Prime Vince Carter and Chris Bosh are easily better than current Nash and Gasol... and if were counting right now ? Yes, better than anybody not named Kobe and Howard and even between them I would debate it.

You're either lying or crazy if you think watching Toronto for 19 years would lead you to call Gasol or Nash awful. No way are Carter or Bosh best moments in the same breadth of Nash or Gasol's - not even remotely close. We know what Nash and Gasol can do on a big stage and perhaps can still do them. We know they can turn a series around or even be a main reason why they win it all. We can't tell now, because the team is in disarray. Gasol isn't going to shine being the second big man behind DH while Kobe, is the main ball handler and he's averaging about three assist per game and taking more shots than DH and Gasol combined a lot of the time. Bosh can't thrive with both Lebron and Wade both averaging over 5 assist per game while being the featured big man.

Legends66NBA7
12-14-2012, 02:56 AM
You're either lying or crazy if you think watching Toronto for 19 years would lead you to call Gasol or Nash awful. No way are Carter or Bosh best moments in the same breadth of Nash or Gasol's - not even remotely close. We know what Nash and Gasol can do on a big stage and perhaps can still do them. We know they can turn a series around or even be a main reason why they win it all. We can't tell now, because the team is in disarray. Gasol isn't going to shine being the second big man behind DH while Kobe, is the main ball handler and he's averaging about three assist per game and taking more shots than DH and Gasol combined a lot of the time. Bosh can't thrive with both Lebron and Wade both averaging over 5 assist per game while being the featured big man.

First of all, it's 18 years. 1995-present.

Second, I'm talking about Nash and Gasol RIGHT NOW are awful from what we've seen. I've watched the Lakers all year (Nash I'll excuse, because of the injury but he certainly wasn't playing good). I thought you were talking about these current Lakers as they are now vs the Primes of Carter and Bosh. They aren't better if that's what your implying and yes I would take prime Carter over prime Gasol.

And what was Gasol's record before joining the Lakers in the playoffs ? Almost no difference from Chris Bosh's record with the Raptors. Bosh on the Lakers in 09 and 10 would probably have lead to chips too.

joeyjoejoe
12-14-2012, 03:23 AM
I think a big part of the problem is having so many stars on a team with kobe shooting as much as ever and others llike pau and dwight shootin a lot less so these big stars are probably unhappy and then kobe throws them under the bus

Figlo
12-14-2012, 03:40 AM
Kobe = MOAT, sorry to say kobestans.

But if he can't lead this superstar team to the playoffs or even above six seed it just goes to show how overrated as a leader and defender he really is.

chazzy
12-14-2012, 04:15 AM
That "The Lakers are 1 and whatever when Kobe scores 30 or more" stat is going to be even more meaningless if Kobe makes one more garbage time bucket in the final two minutes with his team down double digits. But I'm sure some moron will start a new thread about it.

Congrats swi7ch, you have won the KG215 "some moron" award!

Nash
12-14-2012, 04:40 AM
OMG OMG OP is on to something. D'Antoni should just sit Kobe when he had 29 and the Lakers would have come back from an 18 point deficit!!
:roll: :roll: :roll:

irondarts
12-14-2012, 04:46 AM
The Lakers are 1-11 in those games because the team sucks ass. This is a stupid stat and it doesn't mean anything, other than the Lakers would've gotten blown out by a larger margin if Kobe didn't score 30.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 04:52 AM
:roll: :roll: :roll:

OP has a legit point.

Many ball hoggers such as Iverson, Chamberlain, and yes, even Jordan, have failed to consistently win based on scoring.

It is when they utilize their energies for other important aspects of the game (defense, assist, smart basketball, blocks, steals, etc.) they were able to integrate their teammates in the game and build team chemistry.

Shot chucking hurts team chemistry, so it is not too far fetch to hypothesize Kobe's absymal win record is a result of his shot chucking ways.

It takes a team to win a game, not one person, and if that person is too selfish to get the team involve and they end up with a losing record, then it is their selfishness that is to be blame, not the team.

This is a tough concept to grasp because individual stats look good for the person who is chucking up the shots. If you take 30+ shots and make 40% of it, all the fanboys will see 30+ and jizz in their pants and say you are doing your job, but what they fail to realize is those shots don't mean jack if other guys are not involved and that team play is much more important than individual numbers, and especially if those shots mean the defense is going to get worst, then the overall evaluation of a player should also take that into consideration.

Scoring is only 1 small aspect of the game; defense, assist, hustle, team chemistry, etc. makes up over 90% of the qualities of a player that takes to win.

White Mamba
12-14-2012, 05:00 AM
OP has a legit point.

Many ball hoggers such as Iverson, Chamberlain, and yes, even Jordan, have failed to consistently win based on scoring.

It is when they utilize their energies for other important aspects of the game (defense, assist, smart basketball, blocks, steals, etc.) they were able to integrate their teammates in the game and build team chemistry.

Shot chucking hurts team chemistry, so it is not too far fetch to hypothesize Kobe's absymal win record is a result of his shot chucking ways.

It takes a team to win a game, not one person, and if that person is too selfish to get the team involve and they end up with a losing record, then it is their selfishness that is to be blame, not the team.

This is a tough concept to grasp because individual stats look good for the person who is chucking up the shots. If you take 30+ shots and make 40% of it, all the fanboys will see 30+ and jizz in their pants and say you are doing your job, but what they fail to realize is those shots don't mean jack if other guys are not involved and that team play is much more important than individual numbers, and especially if those shots mean the defense is going to get worst, then the overall evaluation of a player should also take that into consideration.

Scoring is only 1 small aspect of the game; defense, assist, hustle, team chemistry, etc. makes up over 90% of the qualities of a player that takes to win.

according to the bold part you didn't watch most of Lakers games this season.

9erempiree
12-14-2012, 05:01 AM
OP has a legit point.

Many ball hoggers such as Iverson, Chamberlain, and yes, even Jordan, have failed to consistently win based on scoring.

It is when they utilize their energies for other important aspects of the game (defense, assist, smart basketball, blocks, steals, etc.) they were able to integrate their teammates in the game and build team chemistry.

Shot chucking hurts team chemistry, so it is not too far fetch to hypothesize Kobe's absymal win record is a result of his shot chucking ways.

It takes a team to win a game, not one person, and if that person is too selfish to get the team involve and they end up with a losing record, then it is their selfishness that is to be blame, not the team.

This is a tough concept to grasp because individual stats look good for the person who is chucking up the shots. If you take 30+ shots and make 40% of it, all the fanboys will see 30+ and jizz in their pants and say you are doing your job, but what they fail to realize is those shots don't mean jack if other guys are not involved and that team play is much more important than individual numbers, and especially if those shots mean the defense is going to get worst, then the overall evaluation of a player should also take that into consideration.

Scoring is only 1 small aspect of the game; defense, assist, hustle, team chemistry, etc. makes up over 90% of the qualities of a player that takes to win.

History also shows that guys like Wilt, MJ and Kobe won multiple rings by leading the team in scoring.

Also, you act like Kobe is taking a ridiculous amount of shots compared to MJ and Wilt that would hinder the team.

Kobe's FGA this year is basically the same and consistent as the years he went back to back.

The only difference, his teammates are playing like crap. It's not like he's averaging 40 or 50 points a game where his teammates can't get involved.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 05:02 AM
according to the bold part you didn't watch most of Lakers games this season.

Saw all of it.

Watch Jordan, Stockton, Kidd, Malone, etc. and understand what smart basketball is all about.

After all these years in the game, Kobe is still dumb as f*ck.

White Mamba
12-14-2012, 05:03 AM
Kobe = MOAT, sorry to say kobestans.

But if he can't lead this superstar team to the playoffs or even above six seed it just goes to show how overrated as a leader and defender he really is.

Which SG isn't overrated defender after 17 seasons?

3 of the first 7 players of this team are out right now and not playing, only superstar playing with Kobe right now is D12 who isn't close to 100%.

White Mamba
12-14-2012, 05:04 AM
Saw all of it.

Watch Jordan, Stockton, Kidd, Malone, etc. and understand what smart basketball is all about.

After all these years in the game, Kobe is still dumb as f*ck.

Ok I'm going to watch them right now

Pointguard
12-14-2012, 05:04 AM
First of all, it's 18 years. 1995-present.
So one year is going to make a difference. That one more year convinced you that watching Toronto wasn't an awful experience? Or that Gasol and Nash are awful?


Second, I'm talking about Nash and Gasol RIGHT NOW are awful from what we've seen. I've watched the Lakers all year (Nash I'll excuse, because of the injury but he certainly wasn't playing good). I thought you were talking about these current Lakers as they are now vs the Primes of Carter and Bosh. They aren't better if that's what your implying and yes I would take prime Carter over prime Gasol.

And what was Gasol's record before joining the Lakers in the playoffs ? Almost no difference from Chris Bosh's record with the Raptors. Bosh on the Lakers in 09 and 10 would probably have lead to chips too.
Bosh isn't triangle friendly. He isn't an inside anchor on defense or offense. Doesn't block a lot of shots or get a lot of assist. The guy I responded to said Kobe teammates were awful and they are three HOFer's on teams they were largely responsible for being an integral piece on excellent teams. Toronto was never an excellent team and VC and Bosh may very well not make it in the HOF (I hope they both do tho). Miami would take Gasol for Bosh in a minute right now. Bosh doesn't even claim a spot near the rim half the time. Wade and Lebron often block more shots than him and take more shots near the rim. Lebron out rebounds him way too much. He's a rouge roaming power forward/center on a team that needs a post player.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 05:06 AM
History also shows that guys like Wilt, MJ and Kobe won multiple rings by leading the team in scoring.

Also, you act like Kobe is taking a ridiculous amount of shots compared to MJ and Wilt that would hinder the team.

Kobe's FGA this year is basically the same and consistent as the years he went back to back.

The only difference, his teammates are playing like crap. It's not like he's averaging 40 or 50 points a game where his teammates can't get involved.

My argument is Kobe does not have the essential elements of being a leader.

Even after Shaq left, the reigns were given to Fisher.

Kobe just doesn't have it in him and cannot be compared to the greats who have lead their team to a ring as the leader.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 05:11 AM
Ok I'm going to watch them right now

Actually, go watch the black mamba when he won his MVP. It is a whole new Kobe. He needs to be like that if this team wants to succeed, not this shot chucking queeer overly obssessed with Kareems scoring title.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 05:13 AM
Trust me, I was his fan again in that year.

When I say, "again" I meant I was his biggest fan as a rookie leading to his 2nd championship. He has it in him to be better than Lebron, but somehow, someway, he just thought he was this major hot shot scoring machine when he put up 81 .. and from then on, dude just didn't care about anything else besides getting his shots.

Then he was just another Iverson. Sad.

Legends66NBA7
12-14-2012, 05:23 AM
So one year is going to make a difference. That one more year convinced you that watching Toronto wasn't an awful experience? Or that Gasol and Nash are awful?

:oldlol: No, I'm just saying it's 18 years man. The Raptors have existed including this year, their 18th season.


Bosh isn't triangle friendly. He isn't an inside anchor on defense or offense. Doesn't block a lot of shots or get a lot of assist. The guy I responded to said Kobe teammates were awful and they are three HOFer's on teams they were largely responsible for being an integral piece on excellent teams. Toronto was never an excellent team and VC and Bosh may very well not make it in the HOF (I hope they both do tho). Miami would take Gasol for Bosh in a minute right now. Bosh doesn't even claim a spot near the rim half the time. Wade and Lebron often block more shots than him and take more shots near the rim. Lebron out rebounds him way too much. He's a rouge roaming power forward/center on a team that needs a post player.

Whether they are HOFers or not, I was considering their play as of now. I think we just got mixed signals.

And your right about Toronto never have excellent teams, I saw them play. I and other Raptor fans maintain it's management and ownership problem, more than the players we build around problem.

9erempiree
12-14-2012, 05:24 AM
Trust me, I was his fan again in that year.

When I say, "again" I meant I was his biggest fan as a rookie leading to his 2nd championship. He has it in him to be better than Lebron, but somehow, someway, he just thought he was this major hot shot scoring machine when he put up 81 .. and from then on, dude just didn't care about anything else besides getting his shots.

Then he was just another Iverson. Sad.

You are not a true basketball fan. How can you sit here and diss a legend. It's like pissing on West and Kareem.

I don't know why you suddenly dislike Kobe but you need to dig deep down inside and find out why you love the game of basketball.

Stop nitpicking what Kobe needs to do and enjoy his greatness. Everyone on the Lakers can improve but Kobe's the last one to blame. He's already leading by example and letting a coach run him to the ground with the minutes he's playing.

Legends66NBA7
12-14-2012, 05:25 AM
Actually, go watch the black mamba when he won his MVP. It is a whole new Kobe. He needs to be like that if this team wants to succeed, not this shot chucking queeer overly obssessed with Kareems scoring title.

Bryant can't play like he did in 07-08, he's just not that athletic and explosive anymore. He can't commit and be the defender he was in that season either.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 05:29 AM
You are not a true basketball fan. How can you sit here and diss a legend. It's like pissing on West and Kareem.

I don't know why you suddenly dislike Kobe but you need to dig deep down inside and find out why you love the game of basketball.

Stop nitpicking what Kobe needs to do and enjoy his greatness. Everyone on the Lakers can improve but Kobe's the last one to blame. He's already leading by example and letting a coach run him to the ground with the minutes he's playing.

A true basketball fan will see Kobe for what he is.

After watching all the greats, I know for a fact Kobe has been missing one essential element that defines greatness: making the guys around him better.

Lebron has already shown signs of this greatness, and to a lesser extent, Durant and Rose.

Kobe just isn't in that echelon; the only way we will know for sure is if we replace those 3 guys and put them on the Lakers, but that won't happen for you to believe.

You can't understand the thinking of a purist. It takes time and years of dedication to see the game at this level.

Doranku
12-14-2012, 05:44 AM
A true basketball fan will see Kobe for what he is.

After watching all the greats, I know for a fact Kobe has been missing one essential element that defines greatness: making the guys around him better.

Lebron has already shown signs of this greatness, and to a lesser extent, Durant and Rose.

Kobe just isn't in that echelon; the only way we will know for sure is if we replace those 3 guys and put them on the Lakers, but that won't happen for you to believe.

You can't understand the thinking of a purist. It takes time and years of dedication to see the game at this level.
:roll: Is that why all the guys LeBron has played with throughout his career have their career years either before they play with him or after he leaves?

RazorBaLade
12-14-2012, 06:10 AM
:roll: Is that why all the guys LeBron has played with throughout his career have their career years either before they play with him or after he leaves?

Just stop talking to him, we should all ignore him.

This is what greatness does. When you're winning and you have a shit game or something or you do something well you're the 5x t10 goat doing amazing but when youre losing its your fault meeks shot 3-11 tonight. Its just how it is. lebron had to go through it his entire career and now kobe has to do it on the end of his run.

we'll see if its the haters or the fns talking when nash and gasol return.. all there is to it.. and it all depends on the wins

stevieming
12-14-2012, 06:15 AM
I'll be the first to criticise Kobe when he ball hogs, but this season I've gained quite a bit of respect, as he is playing hard, and TBH if he doesn't put up those points, where else is it going to come from right now?

Howard - out of shape and will take a while to be who he use to be, even then without a good point guard, he ain't scoring with his robot post moves and terrible free throws.

Jamison - too old..

Metta - need I say more..

Laker's PG - crap, all of them apart from Nash but even then he's 39 and wasn't playing well before he went down with injury, and he isn't going to be great when he comes back, book it....just too old again.

Jordan Hill - average player, but not a 20 PPG man...

Jodie meeks - can't play PG, too small to play SG, Kobe takes his minutes....can score a bit though, but again not a 20 PPG

Gasol - declined big time, but mentally looks defeated. He needs to go somewhere new to find a new lease of life. He could easily put 19PPG somewhere else as a second fiddle.

stevieming
12-14-2012, 06:17 AM
A true basketball fan will see Kobe for what he is.

After watching all the greats, I know for a fact Kobe has been missing one essential element that defines greatness: making the guys around him better.

Lebron has already shown signs of this greatness, and to a lesser extent, Durant and Rose.

Kobe just isn't in that echelon; the only way we will know for sure is if we replace those 3 guys and put them on the Lakers, but that won't happen for you to believe.

You can't understand the thinking of a purist. It takes time and years of dedication to see the game at this level.

Kobe doesn't make his team mates better, true....but his incredible scoring offsets that somewhat.

I know Shaq was the main man, but even he acknowledged that he needed Kobe for those three rings. Kobe's perimeter scoring allowed Shaq the space to operate inside.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 06:22 AM
Kobe doesn't make his team mates better, true....but his incredible scoring offsets that somewhat.

I know Shaq was the main man, but even he acknowledged that he needed Kobe for those three rings. Kobe's perimeter scoring allowed Shaq the space to operate inside.

Shaq's ability to integrate Kobe into the offense and those around him shows signs of a true leader; it took Fisher to find the balance between Pau and Kobe to win 2 more championships.

Kobe has yet to win a championship as a true leader: this is something a purist can only understand.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 06:29 AM
The Laker's misfortune won't improve until Kobe gives up his reign to either Nash, Howard, or god forbid, the coach.

As is, Kobe has proven he is nothing more than another Iverson when given this responsibility: all show, no substance.

9erempiree
12-14-2012, 06:37 AM
The Laker's misfortune won't improve until Kobe gives up his reign to either Nash, Howard, or god forbid, the coach.

As is, Kobe has proven he is nothing more than another Iverson when given this responsibility: all show, no substance.
I believe you don't watch basketball and you are trolling the hell out of us. Stupid for us to even respond.

yea....let's give up the reigns to Nash and Howard whom won many many championships.

:facepalm

LBJ 23
12-14-2012, 06:41 AM
:roll: Is that why all the guys LeBron has played with throughout his career have their career years either before they play with him or after he leaves?

Mo Williams?

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 06:41 AM
I believe you don't watch basketball and you are trolling the hell out of us. Stupid for us to even respond.

yea....let's give up the reigns to Nash and Howard whom won many many championships.

:facepalm

They have proven they can make the guys around them better, Kobe has not. That is the difference.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 06:43 AM
Reality is on my side. Go ahead and keep on living this delusion Kobe can run a team.

Loss after loss. Guess who is on the sidelines laughing at your stupid a*ss.

:lol

Rysio
12-14-2012, 07:14 AM
The Laker's misfortune won't improve until Kobe gives up his reign to either Nash, Howard, or god forbid, the coach.

As is, Kobe has proven he is nothing more than another Iverson when given this responsibility: all show, no substance.
5 rings prove otherwise fakkit.

9erempiree
12-14-2012, 07:16 AM
5 rings prove otherwise fakkit.

He's just trolling.

IamRAMBO24
12-14-2012, 07:26 AM
5 rings prove otherwise fakkit.

9-13.

Nuff said.

I<3NBA
12-14-2012, 07:31 AM
5 rings prove otherwise fakkit.
2 rings. since 3 of those it was Shaq who led.

9erempiree
12-14-2012, 07:32 AM
9-13.

Nuff said.

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Stupidity
Delusional
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kNIOKAS
12-14-2012, 07:33 AM
LA BABy http://static5.businessinsider.com/image/502a70deecad048452000001-400-/dwight-howard-los-angeles-lakers.jpg

WindmiLL
12-14-2012, 12:21 PM
Sorry Kobe fans, but what goes around comes around and I just have to say it, Kobe is putting up EMPTY STATS.

Remember when Lebron was putting up sick stats against Magic and other teams in the playoffs, but because his team lost he was just a stat-padder putting up empty stats.

So the same applies now for Kobe, with only one enormous difference though, Kobe has second option in Howard or in Gasol(before he went down) who are miles better than Mo Williams who was a second option to Lebron.

And don't even start with Kobe's age as an excuse. Most of you will say he's top 5 player in the league(as would I) or even top 3 player so regardless of his age, he should play to his reputation and bring his team some success not just EMPTY STATS.

swi7ch
12-14-2012, 01:13 PM
Sorry Kobe fans, but what goes around comes around and I just have to say it, Kobe is putting up EMPTY STATS.

Remember when Lebron was putting up sick stats against Magic and other teams in the playoffs, but because his team lost he was just a stat-padder putting up empty stats.

So the same applies now for Kobe, with only one enormous difference though, Kobe has second option in Howard or in Gasol(before he went down) who are miles better than Mo Williams who was a second option to Lebron.

And don't even start with Kobe's age as an excuse. Most of you will say he's top 5 player in the league(as would I) or even top 3 player so regardless of his age, he should play to his reputation and bring his team some success not just EMPTY STATS.

Good point.

Also, everyone makes fun of Kevin Love for putting up 28 and 14 with a loss but I guess it is forbidden to make fun of Kobe for putting up 30+ points with a loss.

I don't get it - both players are putting up amazing stats but at the same time, their teams are also losing and yet you're only allowed to make fun of one of the two players. :confusedshrug:

-p.tiddy-
12-14-2012, 01:20 PM
It is an interesting stat IMO...even if it means nothing...I don't think it says anything about Kobe really

strange anomaly that when he scores less they win