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| If Kobe Takes Less Shots Do we Win the other two games |
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josephtzadic
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 Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 10:41 pm Post subject: Who Says Kobe has no Support on Offense |
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Game, With Kobe's Shots, Without Kobe's Shots
Charlotte - 42%, 49%
Minnesota - 54%, 53%
Utah - 43%, 51%
San Antonio - 35%, 40%
Laker's are actually shooting better as a team than Kobe in the last 4 games. No excuse for Kobe not to pass the ball.
This is not a Bash Kobe thread, I love the guy, I think if he just shared the ball a bit more and shoot more open shots Lakers would be better off. No way we trade him, but I hope he does not turn into Allen Iverson. |
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Kittyluvslakers
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Once upon a time, the lounge didn't suck.
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| Kittyluvslakers wrote: | | Once upon a time, the lounge didn't suck. |
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venturalakersfan
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The poll question doesn't match the thread title. I say Kobe has support on offense, but I have no idea of more or less shots by Kobe would have won the other two games. Responding to the title, I think this team is beginning to show that it has other options on offense.
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shnjb
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| Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 10:51 pm Post subject: |
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| Terrible poll, terrible grammar, terrible logic... |
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KobeButler
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| Quote: | | Who Says Kobe has no Support on Offense |
people who beleive him shooting 30+ shots per game is helping the team.
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BillyDee
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| KobeButler wrote: | | Quote: | | Who Says Kobe has no Support on Offense |
people who beleive him shooting 30+ shots per game is helping the team. |
But it creates rebounding opportunities for everyone else.  |
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postandpivot
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| Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 11:47 pm Post subject: Re: Who Says Kobe has no Support on Offense |
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| josephtzadic wrote: | Game, With Kobe's Shots, Without Kobe's Shots
Charlotte - 42%, 49%
Minnesota - 54%, 53%
Utah - 43%, 51%
San Antonio - 35%, 40%
Laker's are actually shooting better as a team than Kobe in the last 4 games. No excuse for Kobe not to pass the ball.
This is not a Bash Kobe thread, I love the guy, I think if he just shared the ball a bit more and shoot more open shots Lakers would be better off. No way we trade him, but I hope he does not turn into Allen Iverson. |
^^problem. until kobe knows he has consistent go to guys that he can count on. then he will start passing it off. until then. dont expect it.
take a look at all the nba and who they have, and what has changed since last year.
there's something similar about almost all of these. the winners are usually winning because they have the same coach, or same players, or just acquired very good players. No one is winning with 1 good player, and a bunch of potential . except for lets say Milwaukee. but how long have they been together minus bogut, and Ford coming back? how long has the coach been there? since last year.
Philadelphia 3- 8 Iverson, C.webb (same coach, same players)
Boston 7-9 Paul Pierce, Ricky Davis (same coach, same players)
New Jersey 7- 9 Vince Carter, Richard Jefferson, and Jkidd(vet superstar pg)- (same coach, same players)
New York 5-11 Marbury, Crawford, Eddie Curry (new coach, different/new young players)
Toronto 3-15 Bosh, MoPeterson (same Coach, new young players)
Detroit -13-2 Rip, Sheed, Billups (former world champs, new coach, same players)
Indiana -10-6 Artest, Jermaine Oneal, Tinsley (same coach, same players)
Cleveland 10-6 Lebron, Larry Hughes, Gooden, Ilgauskas (new coach, new very good players)
Milwaukee 9-6 Redd(is hitting his shots like kobe was pre-finger injury), Tj ford(top 5 nba pg right now), bobby simmons(last years 6th man) (same coach, new good player/new young player)
Chicago 8-7 heinrich, ben gordon (same coach, same players)
Miami 10-7 Wade, Shaq, A.walker, Jwill (same coach, new good players)
Washington 7-8 Gilber Arenas, Jamison (same coach, new players)
Orlando 7-9 Franchise, D.howard (Same coach, same players
Charlotte 5-13 Okafor,????? (same coach, new young players)
Atlanta 2-14 Joe Johnson, AL harrington, Josh childress (same coach, new good player)
Minnesota 9-6 K.G., Wally, Troy Hudson (new coach, new good player)
Denver 9-9 Andre Miller, K.mart, Carmelo, Boykins (same coach, same players)
Seattle 8-8 Ray Allen, Reshard Lewis (new coach, same players, minus a 2)
Utah 7-10 Okur, Ak 47, Harpring, giricek (same coach, new young player)
Portland 5-11 Randolph, Miles (same coach, same players)
L.A. Clippers 11-5 Brand, Maggette, Cassell, Mobley (same coach, new good players)
Phoenix 10-5 Nash(still mvp pg), Marion, K.thomas (same coach, new good players)
Golden State 12-6 B.Davis, J.Rich, Troy Murphy (same coach, same players)
Sacramento 7 10 Bibby, Stojakovic, Brad Miller ( same coach, same players)
San Antonio 13-3 (world champs) duncan, parker, ginobili, berry, finley, nick, Bruce Bowen (same coach, new good players)
Memphis 12- 5 Gasol, eddie jones, Damon Stoudamire, Mike Miller, bobby jackson, L. wright (same coach, new good players)
Dallas 11-5 Nowitzki, Marquis Daniels, Josh Howard, Jerry Stackhouse (same coach, same players)
NO/Oklahoma City 8-8 Chris Paul, PJ brown, David West, J.R smith, Desmond Mason (same coach, new young players)
Houston 4-12 T.mac, Yao Ming, Juwan Howard, Rafer Alston, Stromile Swift (same coach, new players)
L.A. Lakers 7-9 Kobe, Lamar Odom (new coach, triangle offense, new players/New young players)
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