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Trelvis Tha Thrilla:
Shannon Brown is a f'ing moron. You really answer yes to that question?
Didn't see/hear it. What are you talking about? Please. I need more reasons to hate this dude.
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Trelvis Tha Thrilla:
Shannon Brown is a f'ing moron. You really answer yes to that question?
Didn't see/hear it. What are you talking about? Please. I need more reasons to hate this dude.
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Originally Posted by TheAfricanDream
Originally Posted by HANNSUM
Originally Posted by CoupeIt88
Kobe Bryant just doesn't seem to have it in him anymore, I know he's old but he's not that old. Jordan came back at 32 years old and won 3 straight. I'll tell you one thing, if Kobe leads his team back to win the series averaging 32+ ppg he will become a living legend. If
2 different DNAs
32 is old though when you've been in the league since you were 17-18. Couple that with deep playoffs runs, Team USA games, my dude has a lot of mileage on him. Kobe obviously isn't the same anymore, I think people have a hard time accepting that. Still my fav player though so I wish he finds a way to make history.
you act like mj was just resting when he was 18. both players had same mileage to start with... kobe didn't really play heavy minutes when he was young... he got a starting job at his 3rd year or so...same age when jordan was a rookie.
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Originally Posted by TheAfricanDream
Originally Posted by HANNSUM
Originally Posted by CoupeIt88
Kobe Bryant just doesn't seem to have it in him anymore, I know he's old but he's not that old. Jordan came back at 32 years old and won 3 straight. I'll tell you one thing, if Kobe leads his team back to win the series averaging 32+ ppg he will become a living legend. If
2 different DNAs
32 is old though when you've been in the league since you were 17-18. Couple that with deep playoffs runs, Team USA games, my dude has a lot of mileage on him. Kobe obviously isn't the same anymore, I think people have a hard time accepting that. Still my fav player though so I wish he finds a way to make history.
you act like mj was just resting when he was 18. both players had same mileage to start with... kobe didn't really play heavy minutes when he was young... he got a starting job at his 3rd year or so...same age when jordan was a rookie.
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insulting to every baseball player? baseball is not vacationOriginally Posted by kobe8is
Originally Posted by CoupeIt88
Kobe Bryant just doesn't seem to have the "takeover" in him anymore, I know he's old but he's not that old. Jordan came back at 32 years old and won 3 straight. I'll tell you one thing, if Kobe leads his team back to win the series, backing up his words, averaging 32+ ppg he will become a living legend. If
Jordan went also on vacation for 2 years!
But this is NOT over!
Lakers will win this series!
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insulting to every baseball player? baseball is not vacationOriginally Posted by kobe8is
Originally Posted by CoupeIt88
Kobe Bryant just doesn't seem to have the "takeover" in him anymore, I know he's old but he's not that old. Jordan came back at 32 years old and won 3 straight. I'll tell you one thing, if Kobe leads his team back to win the series, backing up his words, averaging 32+ ppg he will become a living legend. If
Jordan went also on vacation for 2 years!
But this is NOT over!
Lakers will win this series!
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all i know is that kobe has more help than mj ever had. how can you not see that? THINK.
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all i know is that kobe has more help than mj ever had. how can you not see that? THINK.
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and we all know you're a troll when it come to Lakers discussion
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and we all know you're a troll when it come to Lakers discussion
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if you look at nba regular season minutes and playoff minutes kobe and mj are near identical and hes 32. mj was what 39 when he retired? mj playing 900 more regular season minutes than kobe while kobe has played 700 more playoff minutes than mj... you can add mj's college minutes in there aswell but the college game isnt as tough on your body as the nba game is.
also mj had 1 and a half years off in his first retirement and 3 years in his 2nd retirement
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if you look at nba regular season minutes and playoff minutes kobe and mj are near identical and hes 32. mj was what 39 when he retired? mj playing 900 more regular season minutes than kobe while kobe has played 700 more playoff minutes than mj... you can add mj's college minutes in there aswell but the college game isnt as tough on your body as the nba game is.
also mj had 1 and a half years off in his first retirement and 3 years in his 2nd retirement
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So you are saying without Kobe the lakers would get the semi finals and take the 1994 Knicks to 7 games? Get the +*$$ out. Without Kobe this Laker team would be trash and you can tell by this series, Lamar Kobe and Bynum are the only contributors
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So you are saying without Kobe the lakers would get the semi finals and take the 1994 Knicks to 7 games? Get the +*$$ out. Without Kobe this Laker team would be trash and you can tell by this series, Lamar Kobe and Bynum are the only contributors
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If you look at kobe's total minutes (career plus playoffs), he's basically where MJ was in his final season with the Wizards.
So in other words, this Kobe we are seeing in his 15th season, mileage-wise, is like MJ in his final season.
Kobe still put up 25 points per game this year and played at a very high level considering all the mileage and 15 seasons plus long playoff runs in his career.
So in other words, this Kobe we are seeing in his 15th season, mileage-wise, is like MJ in his final season.
Kobe still put up 25 points per game this year and played at a very high level considering all the mileage and 15 seasons plus long playoff runs in his career.
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If you look at kobe's total minutes (career plus playoffs), he's basically where MJ was in his final season with the Wizards.
So in other words, this Kobe we are seeing in his 15th season, mileage-wise, is like MJ in his final season.
Kobe still put up 25 points per game this year and played at a very high level considering all the mileage and 15 seasons plus long playoff runs in his career.
So in other words, this Kobe we are seeing in his 15th season, mileage-wise, is like MJ in his final season.
Kobe still put up 25 points per game this year and played at a very high level considering all the mileage and 15 seasons plus long playoff runs in his career.
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Does anyone have the link for what Magic said?
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Does anyone have the link for what Magic said?
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When we gave up games 3/4 against Portland, they were saying same thing about us that they did before. No one gave us a chance at winning that series.
What happened? Closed out games 5/6.
Past choke-jobs have nothing to do with right now.
What happened? Closed out games 5/6.
Past choke-jobs have nothing to do with right now.
