Can anyone in todays league break Shaq/Kobes run of 12 consecutive playoff road wins?

[sbw19]

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http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/LAL/2002_games.html

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[MichaelCorleone]

"Shaq's run of 12 consecutive playoff road wins" is the correct term.

[JohnFreeman]

Give anyone prime Shaq and I am sure they would

[Deuce Bigalow]

"Shaq's run of 12 consecutive playoff road wins" is the correct term.

Give anyone prime Shaq and I am sure they would
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[sbw19]

"Shaq's run of 12 consecutive playoff road wins" is the correct term.
Shaq was the better player, but Kobe averaged 31ppg during that road run. Give the man some credit, and answer the question.

[VIntageNOvel]

its strange that shaq hit his prime just about when kobe become a starting SG

[PsychoBe]

Give anyone prime Shaq and I am sure they would

penny had prime shaq and they didn't come close.

stop trolling.

[sbw19]

penny had prime shaq and they didn't come close.

That Magic team had the talent but not the know-how. Lacked experience and world-class coaching.

[riseagainst]

funny.
When Lakers win, everyone says it was only Shaq while ignoring the fact that Kobe put godlike numbers on road games.

Then when Lakers lose, everyone says it was Kobe's team.

[sammichoffate]

I want to say the Spurs from 2012, but I remembered they swept the first two rounds like nothing before getting rigged by Stern. Anyways, 12 straight playoff road wins is theoretically a 6 or 7 game series every round :eek:

[sammichoffate]

funny.
When Lakers win, everyone says it was only Shaq while ignoring the fact that Kobe put godlike numbers on road games.

Then when Lakers lose, everyone says it was Kobe's team.Welcome to the world of Alpha :cheers:

[Milbuck]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

[Doranku]

That's actually insane. 12 straight road playoff wins? :eek:

[Doranku]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

got DAYUM

[sammichoffate]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/25988819.jpg

[Lord Bean]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.
:wtf: :wtf: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[AnaheimLakers24]

no. 01 lakers wouldnt even bother playing these scrubby supposed playoof teams from this year

[sammichoffate]

no. 01 lakers wouldnt even bother playing these scrubby supposed playoof teams from this yearNot sure if the playoof was intentional or not but kudos :oldlol:

[Black Mamba's B]

Holy shit at Bean's numbers!!

To answer the question, this current Heat team or in years past may have been capable considering their level of talent and overall sorriness in the weak eastern conference

[LoneyROY7]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

Haters: *crickets*

[TheMarkMadsen]

nobody wants to respond to this anymore because after Milbuck posted Kobe's stats :roll:

[Jacks3]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.
daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn.

[Milbuck]

nobody wants to respond to this anymore because after Milbuck posted Kobe's stats :roll:
It's odd, usually Shaq-Kobe threads get tons of reposes, good and bad. Don't know why this thread is so quiet :confusedshrug:

[WallIn]

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn.

Shaq's sidekick :roll: Must be the most epic sidekick of all time

[Nevaeh]

Haters: *crickets*


Damn, stats like that and still no Finals MVP during that run??? *ooh look, the crickets are gone*

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Come on guys, you know this was one of the responses you wanted to have an excuse for another mega thread.


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[The Iron Fist]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

:facepalm
Not 50%
:rolleyes:


Unimpressive stat line.

[Fawker]

Shaq and Kobe covered more ground than Miami Big 3. Shaq was a different kind of dominance than Lebron and young Kobe had more than role player type importance.

[CAstill]

The simple answer is NO.

[imnew09]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

Your style, I like that shit.
I hope for the best for the Bucks

[retaxis]

2001 was like yesterday for me as I was in highschool. You Kobe fans were probably learning to read/toddlers at that time and wouldn't even remember or understand 5 on 5 basketball but its at least funny to watch you kids 'reminice' over a broken down player.

[Milbuck]

2001 was like yesterday for me as I was in highschool. You Kobe fans were probably learning to read/toddlers at that time and wouldn't even remember or understand 5 on 5 basketball but its at least funny to watch you kids 'reminice' over a broken down player.
Do you have anything of substance to offer to this discussion or are you just going to continue sucking yourself off?

[catquickspider]

Kobe destroyed the Spurs that year.

Shaq was getting tagged teamed by Duncan/Robinson that series.

The reason Shaq got the MVP was because he had a better matchup with old ass Mutombo guarding him.

The sixers had a lot of guard defenders to throw at Kobe.

[Nevaeh]

Kobe destroyed the Spurs that year.

Shaq was getting tagged teamed by Duncan/Robinson that series.

The reason Shaq got the MVP was because he had a better matchup with old ass Mutombo guarding him.

The sixers had a lot of guard defenders to throw at Kobe.

And who, exactly, was guarding Kobe while Shaq was double teamed?

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[sbw19]

Problem is level of competition in the western conference makes this kind of feat nowadays virtually impossible. OKC with an additional scorer in the east could be a force, but then you have to keep Miami and/or Indy winless at home, so you're in for a big challenge either way. Miami doesn't have enough scoring outside of the big three to sustain big leads night in and out. The Pacers with a 15/7 Bynum and one more scorer off the bench, I could see going somewhere, but you still have to go through Miami.

And I'm as familiar with threepeat Kobe as anyone, and I'm really struggling to remember a time when I defended him in the past with those kind of numbers, not to take the thread into a different direction as he was feasting on teams regardless but someone please redo the numbers; they're almost too good to be true.

[TheMarkMadsen]

It's odd, usually Shaq-Kobe threads get tons of reposes, good and bad. Don't know why this thread is so quiet :confusedshrug:


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1,000 + views, 3 pages. They ran away

[russwest0]

Kobe Bryant stats for that 12-game run:

31.6 ppg
7.0 rpg
6.2 apg
1.6 spg
0.5 bpg
.492 FG%
.320 3PT%
.814 FT%
121 ORTG
98 DRTG
58 TS%

He also averaged 36/9/5/2/1 on road games.



:oldlol: Just gonna throw that out there.

Milbuck silencing the LeBron dickeaters who normally blow up every thread about Kobe :oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

[Heavincent]

And who, exactly, was guarding Kobe while Shaq was double teamed?

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Raja Bell was a very good perimeter defender.