Can anyone get a GIF of the Second Kobe block from a different Vantage point?

[NBASTATMAN]

I would like to see the technique Kobe applied on that second block. The first was from behind but the second was NICE..

[NBASTATMAN]

CP3 is da man he shits on both Kobe and Bron on a regular basis. Nothing new there.

Still I want the GIF from a different vantage point. I believe that Kobe was holding Lebron's other arm but need the GIF.. Mj used to do the same darn thing when he was guarding body to body like that. So did Payton.

[Mr. Jabbar]

CP3 is da man he shits on both Kobe and Bron on a regular basis. Nothing new there.

Still I want the GIF from a different vantage point. I believe that Kobe was holding Lebron's other arm but need the GIF.. Mj used to do the same darn thing when he was guarding body to body like that. So did Payton.

its common knowledge lebron would average 12/4/4 32% fg on 39mpg during the 90's

[ispin69]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XxsN8jITds

Not a gif but better angles?

[NBASTATMAN]

its common knowledge lebron would average 12/4/4 32% fg on 39mpg during the 90's


I do believe he would struggle if he played in that period. Guys actually had footwork and fundamentals.. I think Kobe would have had less problems IMO. But would shoot low 40's

[NBASTATMAN]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XxsN8jITds

Not a gif but better angles?


he was grabbing his arm on the second BLOCK.. Kobe has learned well from the MASTA MJ:rockon:

[#number6ix#]

Damn kobe was holding his arm clearly on that second block. Vet move I guess

[eurobum]

he was grabbing his arm on the second BLOCK.. Kobe has learned well from the MASTA MJ:rockon:

*Yahweh.

http://www.haaretz.com/polopoly_fs/1.298569.1316267769!/image/3359457101.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_640/3359457101.jpg

[NBASTATMAN]

Damn kobe was holding his arm clearly on that second block. Vet move I guess


Kobe studied the best perimeter defenders of our times in MJ and Payton. Both of them would do this all the time. Kobe is also good at pushing with the left hand and defending with the other on drives.. That is great bball if you can get away with it... :rockon:

[Nick Young]

Lebron might as well retire, lettuce be honest here.

[pauk]

Here you go:


http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron_zpsc8257fed.png
http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron-2_zps69c82264.png




Its a very efficient "technique applied" as you can see... unfortunately works only in meaningless games with dampened officiating where the player (who is better than you) approachs the game that way....

[lebeast666]

Lebron might as well retire, lettuce be honest here.


No need to retire yet. He still needs to get his ring and FMVP this year to surpass Chuckbe and still has another 6-8+ years left

[KOBE143]

Here you go:


http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron_zpsc8257fed.png
http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron-2_zps69c82264.png




Its a very efficient "technique applied" as you can see... unfortunately works only in meaningless games with dampened officiating where the player (who is better than you) approachs the game that way....
This

You can clearly see LeBron elbowed Kobe.. Thats an automatic offensive foul or at worst flagrant foul.. As usual refs are alway on LeBron nuts.. Am I right?

[NBASTATMAN]

Here you go:


http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron_zpsc8257fed.png
http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron-2_zps69c82264.png




Its a very efficient "technique applied" as you can see... unfortunately works only in meaningless games with dampened officiating where the player (who is better than you) approachs the game that way....


That is a great gif you provided. I knew I was correct.. That is why there was no separation. While it was a foul that was a trick used in the NBA in the 80's and 90's. And still on the streets today... Lebron needs to learn how to adapt. He could have easily tried to move backwards and showed the ref what was going on. Lebron still has much to learn..

MJ THEY ARE NOT :rockon:

[NBASTATMAN]

This

You can clearly see LeBron elbowed Kobe.. Thats an automatic offensive foul or at worst flagrant foul.. As usual refs are alway on LeBron nuts.. Am I right?


:facepalm

[Kobe 4 The Win]

Here you go:


http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron_zpsc8257fed.png
http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron-2_zps69c82264.png




Its a very efficient "technique applied" as you can see... unfortunately works only in meaningless games with dampened officiating where the player (who is better than you) approachs the game that way....

So salty, so butthurt. :roll:

[sportjames23]

Here you go:


http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron_zpsc8257fed.png
http://i1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc500/pauk666/Kobe-Lebron-2_zps69c82264.png




Its a very efficient "technique applied" as you can see... unfortunately works only in meaningless games with dampened officiating where the player (who is better than you) approachs the game that way....

Veteran move. :bowdown: