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Gee, I dunno.....how about the fact that late in the game they can't afford to double Pau or leave Kobe during the pick and rolls that they run.Originally Posted by CP1708
PH3N0M3N0N wrote:
And what has Pau gotten much better at that you can credit Kobe with helping him do? I'm curious please tell me.
Maybe that takes some of the pressure off Gasol, since he isn't asked to deliver late in games. Or that he isn't the primary focus of each and every single defense the Lakers play, sorta like when he was in Memphis, and everybody just guarded him and forced the other Grizz to beat them.
Yeah, Kobe hasn't helped Pau out in the least. Not at all.
It isn't that Kobe taught Pau how to dribble a basketball, or taught him a specific skill set genius, it's what he ALLOWS Pau to do within the flow of the game. It's the space he creates for Pau. Doesn't take a damn rocket scientist to figure this stuff out.
People friggin killin me with this crap.
Why is he better? You're not answering my question. You're telling me how Kobe and Pau compliment eachother, not how Kobe is making Pau better like some people in here are saying.
He hasn't gone from 10/5 to 20/10 since playing with Bryant. His numbers are pretty much identical across the board. What is Kobe allowing Pau to do more of? Or are you confusing better with easier.