Would Kobe sit with 6 minutes left

[Mr.Kite]

down 14-17 points

[STATUTORY]

lets not compare lebron to kobe, its really not fair

[Soulful]

nope he would be on the court chucking up shots trying to make an impact and won't give a flying f**k about his stats or what so ever!

[b1imtf]

He's sitting at home.

[SexSymbol]

Kobe would go down with a fight and he wouldn't give a **** about people placing the blame on him.
LeBron meanwhile gets to his good shooting percentage and sits down.

[Trollsmasher]

Kobe would've been 4 of 26 and down by 40 points at that point

[bigkingsfan]

Phoenix game 7 lawl.

[Mr.Kite]

No more Heat Fans!!!!

[NBASTATMAN]

Kobe would've been 4 of 26 and down by 40 points at that point


THIS ...

But at least he would get his shots up... Does anyone remember what Kobe did vs the Celtics in game 6 2008?

[oamjad13]

THIS ...

But at least he would get his shots up... Does anyone remember what Kobe did vs the Celtics in game 6 2008?

Kobe's fighter mentality is to be lauded though. The man doesn't give up and more often than not, it works for him.

[NBASTATMAN]

Kobe's fighter mentality is to be lauded though. The man doesn't give up and more often than not, it works for him.


I have to agree.. Kobe has more of a fighter mentality than Lebron.. But he has quit in plenty of big games....

[KOBEtherealKing]

The game was over, both teams were basically trading baskets but to answer your question no he wouldn't but ppl would call that chucking or stat padding when it comes to kobe.

[KOBEtherealKing]

nope he would be on the court chucking up shots trying to make an impact and won't give a flying f**king about his stats or what so ever!
Case In point :roll:

[6 for 24]

Kobe is a player who will "do whatever it takes" to get the win. Most of the time, that involves shooting 30-40 shots at a respectable 41-43% FG, but sometimes the situation calls for shooting at a lower percentage in order to get his teammates involved via the "Kobe assist". For example, in game 7 of the 2010 Finals, Kobe gave his all but his teammates were a no-show, so, to motivate them, he threw up 18 bricks (about 3 more than normal) and that gave his teammates opportunities to rebound and contribute. It even led to the game winning play!

http://static.dyp.im/xDPnrydEDy/c9eaed75a7e7e14f121f9ff74ffacd51.gif

This is just great leadership. I hope I have addressed the question.

Warmest regards,

Ayotunde Ndiaye

[Magic 32]

Kobe is a player who will "do whatever it takes" to get the win. Most of the time, that involves shooting 30-40 shots at a respectable 41-43% FG, but sometimes the situation calls for shooting at a lower percentage in order to get his teammates involved via the "Kobe assist". For example, in game 7 of the 2010 Finals, Kobe gave his all but his teammates were a no-show, so, to motivate them, he threw up 18 bricks (about 3 more than normal) and that gave his teammates opportunities to rebound and contribute. It even led to the game winning play!

http://static.dyp.im/xDPnrydEDy/c9eaed75a7e7e14f121f9ff74ffacd51.gif

This is just great leadership. I hope I have addressed the question.

Warmest regards,

Ayotunde Ndiaye


meh

[TheBigVeto]

Kobe would've been 4 of 26 and down by 40 points at that point

This.

[MVBallin2K]

Kobe would've been 4 of 26 and down by 40 points at that point

Come on bro, for someone with Troll in their username, I expect better. Kobe would have shot that and still won. :oldlol:

I mean look at 6 for 24's post, despite his field goals, 23 points, 15 rebounds and an NBA Championship to his resume.