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sbw19
04-23-2016, 04:06 AM
7/7 as a starter. :bowdown:

Who can break it?


I'm waiting.

zeerghit
04-23-2016, 04:22 AM
7/7 as a starter. :bowdown:

Who can break it?


I'm waiting.


useless stat

Deuce Bigalow
04-23-2016, 04:54 AM
Stats?

Overdrive
04-23-2016, 05:33 AM
Karl Malone in 1998 I'd say. :lol

WayOfWad3
04-23-2016, 05:59 AM
This is why there was a mass exodus from this place

sbw19
04-23-2016, 06:12 AM
useless stat Not at all, very few players have dominated their conferences when they were supposed to the way Kobe'd done, and his record shines brightest.


Stats? 28.4/5.8/5.7/1.3/0.93/2.66to on 47.25/37.6/82.1% shooting

avg opp RS wins: 59 wins

W-L: 28-13 (68.3%)

Karl Malone in 1998 I'd say. Only if you count 20mpg off the bench Kobe, personally don't mind if you do. I doubt '98 Jazz would've fared much better than any of the seven WCFinalist teams Kobe had eliminated.

stalkerforlife
04-23-2016, 12:33 PM
Not at all, very few players have dominated their conferences when they were supposed to the way Kobe'd done, and his record shines brightest.

28.4/5.8/5.7/1.3/0.93/2.66to on 47.25/37.6/82.1% shooting

avg opp RS wins: 59 wins

W-L: 28-13 (68.3%)
Only if you count 20mpg off the bench Kobe, personally don't mind if you do. I doubt '98 Jazz would've fared much better than any of the seven WCFinalist teams Kobe had eliminated.

Damn. Serious ETHER.

BIZARRO
04-24-2016, 12:17 PM
Not at all, very few players have dominated their conferences when they were supposed to the way Kobe'd done, and his record shines brightest.

28.4/5.8/5.7/1.3/0.93/2.66to on 47.25/37.6/82.1% shooting

avg opp RS wins: 59 wins

W-L: 28-13 (68.3%)
Only if you count 20mpg off the bench Kobe, personally don't mind if you do. I doubt '98 Jazz would've fared much better than any of the seven WCFinalist teams Kobe had eliminated.


Love Kobe, but you think the 62 win '98 repeat NBA Finals that only lost to Mike Jazz team wouldn't have fared much better than the '09 Nuggets or the '04 T'Wolves (with a Laker team that went on to lose 4-1 in the Finals).............GTFO. :facepalm

Overdrive
04-24-2016, 12:23 PM
Only if you count 20mpg off the bench Kobe, personally don't mind if you do. I doubt '98 Jazz would've fared much better than any of the seven WCFinalist teams Kobe had eliminated.

20mpg Kobe was a solid 6th man and that team was the most talented twam the Lakers had throughout his whole career. They weren't just well coached, had character issues and Kobe was a tad to young. I'd say it counts. It's not like Kobe wasn't an integral part to that team. And yes the Jazz in '98 were better than most team the Lakers faced later on.

Kobe eliminated nothing. The Lakers did.

ArbitraryWater
04-24-2016, 12:40 PM
This is why there was a mass exodus from this place

lol, exactly.. the trolling is unbearable.

3ball
04-24-2016, 01:53 PM
7/7 as a starter. :bowdown:


Jordan would've been 7/7 too, in both the conference finals AND the Finals, but Pippen had the epic choke in Game 7 of 1990 ECF - he scored 2 points on 1-10, which cost the Bulls their first trip to the Finals.. He admitted on the Bad Boys documentary that "the pressure" caused the poor performance:



"It was the pressure.. As the pressure grew, the pounding grew.. I wasn't able to answer the bell."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqC74bv46Z8&t=1h22m15s


This choke also cost the Bulls a 4-peat, since the Bulls would've easily beaten the Blazers in the Finals - the Pistons only needed 5 easy games to beat Blazers, but 7 tough games and Pippen's choke to beat Bulls.. The gap in ORtg for Pistons/Blazers was huge, but it was razor thin for Pistons/Bulls.

TheMarkMadsen
04-24-2016, 02:02 PM
This is why there was a mass exodus from this place


so out of all the shit that gets posted here, a thread seriously discussing Kobe's great play in conference finals is what sets you off

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

tmacattack33
04-24-2016, 02:26 PM
Not at all, very few players have dominated their conferences when they were supposed to the way Kobe'd done, and his record shines brightest.

28.4/5.8/5.7/1.3/0.93/2.66to on 47.25/37.6/82.1% shooting

avg opp RS wins: 59 wins

W-L: 28-13 (68.3%)
Only if you count 20mpg off the bench Kobe, personally don't mind if you do. I doubt '98 Jazz would've fared much better than any of the seven WCFinalist teams Kobe had eliminated.

Aaaaaand peak Kobe also failed to make the playoffs with a similar team that Wade lead to the playoffs (Butler, Odom, etc). And he lost in the first round a few times. And he got swept by Dallas in the second round in 2011.

It sure is cute/slightly interesting that he was 7/7 in Conference Finals though. If that can help you sleep at night go for it.

stalkerforlife
04-24-2016, 02:58 PM
so out of all the shit that gets posted here, a thread seriously discussing Kobe's great play in conference finals is what sets you off

:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

:lol

At least the hate inside of him has been exposed.

He tried to act objective before.