An interesting fact about MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

http://swishnba.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/photo.jpg?w=300&h=300

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I'm just grateful he ain't a homosexual as well.

[Thebesteva]

Interesting fact about OP, his shtick is up

[Rogue]

finally djohn remembered his pw to that MJ account, great news!

[Arnold Toht]

We've got an entire forum of guys like OP wanting Pau's cock just to dog on the NBA's active leader in championship rings.

[Michael Jordan.]

We've got an entire forum of guys like OP wanting Pau's cock just to dog on the NBA's active leader in championship rings.

Kobe is a decent role player. Nothing more.

[Michael Jordan.]

Interesting fact about OP, his shtick is up

MVPau, bullyin niggas silly in da paint...

[Bynumite]

Pau is 0-16 in the playoffs without Kobe and under 0.400 as Lakers team leaderPERIOD

[Michael Jordan.]

Pau is 0-16 in the playoffs without Kobe and under 0.400 as Lakers team leaderPERIOD
MVPau led his team to gold by winning multiple playoff games.

Grizzlies never had a winning season until MVPau came along

Grizzlies obviously never made the playoffs until MVPau

MVPau is clutch

[Bynumite]

^Boiled down:

Pau is 0-16 in the playoffs without Kobe and under 0.400 as Lakers team leaderPERIOD

[Michael Jordan.]

MVPau led his team to gold by winning multiple playoff games.

[Thebesteva]

Kobe is a decent role player. Nothing more.


http://iamsupergorge.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Laquetta-Theus-MICHAEL-JORDAN-BABY-MOMMA-IAMSUPERGORGE-5.jpg

[Michael Jordan.]

http://iamsupergorge.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Laquetta-Theus-MICHAEL-JORDAN-BABY-MOMMA-IAMSUPERGORGE-5.jpg

Team leader MVPau, willing his team to victory went it counted most.

i8xrKGU5Igg

[Bynumite]

Boiled down:

djohn the faggot dick riding MJ's 6 rings because his shit team hasn't won a ring in 2 decades :lmao

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^Mighty!

[Thebesteva]

Boiled down:

djohn the faggot dick riding MJ's 6 rings because his shit team hasn't won a ring in 2 decades :lmao

The D in D John stands for Daniel tbh

[Michael Jordan.]

http://lakers.topbuzz.com/gallery/d/17536-1/Pau+Gasol+raises+both+the+World+Championship+Cup+a nd+the+MVP+award.jpg

MVPau, gettin' his champion on.

[StrengthAndHonor]

Lakers under Gasol's leadership

18-32

[Arnold Toht]

Kobe: 5
Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Lakers under Gasol's leadership

18-32

Nope not gonna work, especially with Lakerfan complaining about Kobe's cast in 05 with Smush Parker. Now, let us proceed...MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe: 5
Duncan: 4

MVPau dragging the deadweight to the promised land. Lord what a sight!

[Bynumite]

Nope not gonna work, especially with Lakerfan complaining about Kobe's cast in 05 with Smush Parker. Now, let us proceed...MVPau

But i thought MVPau doesn't tank :cry He just puts up empty double doubles to lead the Lakers below 0.400.

[StrengthAndHonor]

Nope not gonna work, especially with Lakerfan complaining about Kobe's cast in 05 with Smush Parker. Now, let us proceed...MVPau
Kobe had a worst supporting cast and they made the playoffs. Gasol's currently leading the Lakers to a lottery pick.

Please proceed.

[Michael Jordan.]

But i thought MVPau doesn't tank :cry He just puts up empty double doubles to lead the Lakers below 0.400.

Lakers had a winning record until the jinx came back and quit again once he saw the competition in the West. Let us proceed...

[Bynumite]

Lakers had a winning record until the jinx came back and quit again once he saw the competition in the West. Let us proceed...

Kobe only played 6 games. Pau is leading the team to below .400 and led the team in the sweep... Let us proceed.

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe only played 6 games. Pau is leading the team to below .400 and led the team in the sweep... Let us proceed.
They've been losing ever since the return. Now, let us proceed.

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe had a worst supporting cast and they made the playoffs. Gasol's currently leading the Lakers to a lottery pick.

Please proceed.
False. Lakers are playing D-leaguers who's stats look decent because of D'antoni's system, with Hill, Johnson, Meeks, Gasol, and Young playing 40+ games. Odom, And Butler were better than the trash on this roster. Kobe also missed the playoffs btw.

[RsxPiimp]

False. Lakers are playing D-leaguers who's stats look decent because of D'antoni's system. Odom, And Butler were better than the trash on this roster. Kobe also missed the playoffs btw.

You need to step yo game up Mike, Butler is not with the Lakers in 2005-2006.:lol

[Bynumite]

Faggot OP posted this the other day on the Pau to Phoenix thread:


:lmao Draft picks for an injured 33 year old.

And now he's practically sucking Pau's dick. Make up your mind faggot.

[Michael Jordan.]

You need to step yo game up Mike, Butler is not with the Lakers in 2005-2006.:lol
04-05, when he missed the playoffs :lol

[Michael Jordan.]

Faggot OP posted this the other day on the Pau to Phoenix thread:



And now he's practically sucking Pau's dick. Make up your mind faggot.
Bynumite, with the tard bads. No one is trading draft picks for Pau when his contract is up at the end of the season. Now, let us proceed.

[Bynumite]

They've been losing ever since the return. Now, let us proceed.

And now they won 2 in a row without Pau. What's your point, faggot?

[Michael Jordan.]

And now they won 2 in a row without Pau. What's your point, faggot?
MVPau.

[RsxPiimp]

And now they won 2 in a row without Pau. What's your point, faggot?

:lol Check mate Mike, time to retire those Wizards jersey homie

[Bynumite]

Bynumite, with the tard bads. No one is trading draft picks for Pau when his contract is up at the end of the season. Now, let us proceed.

lol faggot, your post implies that Pau in his current state isn't worth draft picks, not that Phoenix could wait and throw money at Pau during free agency.

You slipped faggot, your blind hate for Kobe made you contradict yourself :lol

[Michael Jordan.]

lol faggot, your post implies that Pau in his current state isn't worth draft picks, not that Phoenix could wait and throw money at Pau during free agency.

You slipped faggot, your blind hate for Kobe made you contradict yourself :lol
No one is trading picks for him when his contract is up in a few months. Now, let us proceed. MVPau.

[LkrFan]

Boiled down:

djohn the faggot dick riding MJ's 6 rings because his shit team hasn't won a ring in 2 decades :lmao
:lmao

[Michael Jordan.]

" In the fourth quarters of the first four games in the Finals -- 48 minutes of action -- the Lakers had 82 possessions. In those possessions, Bryant had 57 touches. And within those 57 touches, he was 7-for-26 (26.9 percent) from the floor, scoring only 28 points.

In the fourth quarter of Game 5, he was 2-for-6 (33.3 percent), scoring nine points. In the last five minutes of the game, when the Lakers were down by as many as eight points, he had zero field goals and five points from the line. Making his game total of 38 points pointless.

#MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

Pau Gasol: The Real Finals MVP (http://www.behindthebasket.com/btb/2010/6/19/pau-gasol-the-real-finals-mvp.html)
The most straight-forward way of looking at this debate is that the series was decided by defense and rebounding. It was a low-scoring, poorly shot affair all around, and the Lakers won the rebounding battle by a landslide in their four wins. Gasol was by far their most impressive rebounder in the series, leading everyone in both the amount he collected and his skill in doing so in the trenches, picking up the tough ones in traffic (not the long caroms that guards usually end up with). On top of that, his strong interior defense set the tone for the Lakers, who rode their defense to the championship; Bryant spent the series playing centerfield far off of Rajon Rondo, certainly not a stopper or defensive game-changer in any capacity.

[Michael Jordan.]

Statistically, Gasol's input in his Lakers' title defense was significantly more important than that of Bryant. Obviously Kobe's 29 points per look better than Gasol's 19, but it was simply the result of shooting an insane amount of shots at a low percentage. Although the Lakers shot a pitiful 41% over their seven games with Boston, Bryant actually made things worse by shooting 40% (66-163). Not only that, but in a series full of close fourth-quarter battles, Bryant shot an abysmal 31% (11-36) in the games' final periods. Gasol connected on a team-high 48% from the field, hitting 43 of 90 attempts. His efficiency from the field was instrumental in stressing a tight Boston defense.

[Michael Jordan.]

From a distribution/running-the-O standpoint, Gasol far trumped Kobe in the Finals. The big Spaniard lead the entire Laker squad with a phenomenal 26-13 (2.0) assist-turnover rate. He did a great job passing out of double teams, passing out of the low-post, high-post, perimeter, etc. The only player to accrue more assists on LA was the primary ball handler, Bryant, who handed out one more, 27. Unfortunately for the team, he also turned the ball over 27 times for a terrible 1.0 ratio. It could have been much worse if his teammates didn't hustle to retain possession on numerous Bryant passes that were tipped away by the Celtics into random spaces each game. Offensively, there is no question that Gasol was far more important to the overall success and effectiveness of the Lakers' attack.

:lol

[RsxPiimp]

" In the fourth quarters of the first four games in the Finals -- 48 minutes of action -- the Lakers had 82 possessions. In those possessions, Bryant had 57 touches. And within those 57 touches, he was 7-for-26 (26.9 percent) from the floor, scoring only 28 points.

In the fourth quarter of Game 5, he was 2-for-6 (33.3 percent), scoring nine points. In the last five minutes of the game, when the Lakers were down by as many as eight points, he had zero field goals and five points from the line. Making his game total of 38 points pointless.

#MVPau

Pau Gasol without Kobe

0-16

That's 4 sweeps homie

:toast

[Michael Jordan.]

Considering the winner of all seven games was also the team that lead each contest in rebounds, this part of their games cannot be overlooked. Gasol was the top rebounder by quite a substantial margin for the series, snagging 11.6 boards per, including an incredible 5.0 offensive each night. With the rest of the Lakers shooting such a low percentage from the field, Gasol's offensive rebounds and the subsequent second-chance points alone were regularly the difference between winning and losing. He surpassed his rebound average in four of the seven games, so there were no single-game totals that pushed his average so high.

[Michael Jordan.]

Bryant chipped in with an impressive 8.0 rebounds per, including 1.7 offensive, but it should be pointed out he met or exceeded that average only twice. A few outliers skewed his average above a true indication of what he contributed in this category. Not only that, most of Gasol's boards were grabbed in the middle of hard-fought scrums in the paint, whereas Bryant's were usually of the long-bounce-right-to-him variety.

[Michael Jordan.]

Defensively, Gasol's man-to-man defense is alright, but his ability to energetically block and redirect shots was unparalleled, blocking 18 for the series (2.6 per) and persuading multiple potential shots to not be taken. A big man's defensive presence is always more valuable than a wing's because they have to help clean up the mess opposing guards make when they drive into the paint. That being said, Bryant's defense wasn't responsible for much in the series. He guarded Rajon Rondo, who can't shoot, by hanging out in the lane; Bryant rarely had to hustle or be responsible for containing any tough plays. Rondo still ended up averaging 14 points and 8 assists for the series. Bryant did get credit for 15 steals over the seven games, 8 of which came in two home contests when any deflections caused by his teammates' hustle were given to him if LA's stats keepers determined he gained possession in the end. NBA stats keepers, who work for individual clubs, are allowed a lot of leeway in determining who to give credit for steals, which is why it's one of the most home-oriented statistics for star players.

[Michael Jordan.]

MVPau win shares from 2008-2011

Top 5 in Win Shares in 2009-2010 season
Win Shares Per 48 Minutes
1. LeBron James-CLE .299
2. Kevin Durant-OKC .238
3. Dwyane Wade-MIA .224
4. Dwight Howard-ORL .223
5. Pau Gasol-LAL .220
6. Manu Ginobili-SAS .216
7. Tim Duncan-SAS .215
8. Chris Paul-NOH .204
9. Dirk Nowitzki-DAL .194
10. Andrew Bynum-LAL .188
11. Nene Hilario-DEN .188
12. Al Horford-ATL .183
13. Chauncey Billups-DEN.182
14. Chris Bosh-TOR .182
15. Amar'e Stoudemire-PHO .181
16. Brandon Roy-POR .180
17. Anderson Varejao-CLE.179
18. Steve Nash-PHO .178
19. Carlos Boozer-UTA .178
20. Deron Williams-UTA .177

ALSO

Top 2 Win Shares in 2010-2011 season
Win Shares
1. LeBron James-MIA 15.6
2. Pau Gasol-LAL 14.7
3. Dwight Howard-ORL 14.4
4. Chris Paul-NOH 13.9
5. Derrick Rose-CHI 13.1
6. Dwyane Wade-MIA 12.8
7. Kevin Durant-OKC 12.0
8. Paul Pierce-BOS 11.6
9. Kevin Love-MIN 11.4
10. Dirk Nowitzki-DAL 11.1
11. LaMarcus Aldridge-POR 11.1
12. Zach Randolph-MEM 10.5
13. Kobe Bryant-LAL 10.3
14. Chris Bosh-MIA 10.3
15. Lamar Odom-LAL 10.1
16. Al Horford-ATL 10.1
17. Ray Allen-BOS 10.0
18. Luol Deng-CHI 9.9
19. Manu Ginobili-SAS 9.9
20. Blake Griffin-LAC 9.8

ALSO

Top 5 in Win Shares in 2008-2009 Season/Playoffs
Win Shares
1. LeBron James-CLE 20.3
2. Chris Paul-NOH 18.3
3. Dwyane Wade-MIA 14.7
4. Pau Gasol-LAL 13.9
5. Dwight Howard-ORL 13.8
6. Brandon Roy-POR 13.5
7. Kobe Bryant-LAL 12.7
8. Ray Allen-BOS 11.1
9. Dirk Nowitzki-DAL 10.9
10. Yao Ming-HOU 10.6
11. Paul Pierce-BOS 10.3
12. Chauncey Billups-TOT 10.1
13. Tim Duncan-SAS 10.1
14. Rajon Rondo-BOS 9.9
15. Mo Williams-CLE 9.8
16. Chris Bosh-TOR 9.7
17. Gerald Wallace-CHA 9.5
18. Rashard Lewis-ORL 9.5
19. LaMarcus Aldridge-POR 9.5
20. Nene Hilario-DEN 9.3

[Michael Jordan.]

Win Shares Per 48 minute Comparison

2008
Kobe: .208
Pau(as a Laker): .239

2009
Kobe: .206
Pau: .223

2010
Kobe: .160
Pau: .220

2011
Kobe: .178
Pau: .232

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Pau Gasol without Kobe

0-16

That's 4 sweeps homie

:toast

[Michael Jordan.]

Player Efficiency Rating (Top 20):

8. Pau Gasol-LAL 22.9
13. Kobe Bryant-LAL 21.9Offensive Win Shares (Top 20):

15. Pau Gasol-LAL 6.8

Kobe: NOT ON THE LIST!
Defensive Win Shares (Top 20):

15. Pau Gasol-LAL 4.2
18. Kobe Bryant-LAL 4.0


WinShares (Top 20):

7. Pau Gasol-LAL 11.0

Kobe: NOT ON THE LIST!!

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^

Boiled down:::

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Pau Gasol in 2009 Season as a Laker:
81 Starts, 64 Wins, 17 Losses, 37 Double-Doubles, 1 Triple-Double

[Michael Jordan.]

The lakers record before Fisher and Pau Gasol mad a entrance into the Lakers uniform was 121-125, they weren't even a playoff team with that record, but when fisher returned to the Lakers, they were 29-16, but when Gasol came through...their record was 28-9 and HE was responsible for the lakers getting past the first round

[Michael Jordan.]

In 2 seasons and 37 games, the Laker's record since they have acquired Pau Gasol the Lakers record is currently 138-45

[Michael Jordan.]

The Value of Pau Gasol and Win Shares

But could Pau Gasol, who was recently named the Western Conference Player of the Month, actually be more valuable to the Lakers?


Since joining the team 13 months ago in the biggest heist since Catherine Zeta-Jones stole $8 billion in “Entrapment,” the Lakers are an astounding 71-17 (.807).


- See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

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Pau Gasol in 2009 Season as a Laker:
81 Starts, 64 Wins, 17 Losses, 37 Double-Doubles, 1 Triple-Double


The lakers record before Fisher and Pau Gasol mad a entrance into the Lakers uniform was 121-125, they weren't even a playoff team with that record, but when fisher returned to the Lakers, they were 29-16, but when Gasol came through...their record was 28-9 and HE was responsible for the lakers getting past the first round


In 2 seasons and 37 games, the Laker's record since they have acquired Pau Gasol the Lakers record is currently 138-45

Boiled down:::Allen backing up & Bosh knowing what goes where.

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The Value of Pau Gasol and Win Shares

But could Pau Gasol, who was recently named the Western Conference Player of the Month, actually be more valuable to the Lakers?


Since joining the team 13 months ago in the biggest heist since Catherine Zeta-Jones stole $8 billion in “Entrapment,” the Lakers are an astounding 71-17 (.807).


- See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

Boiled down:::6

[Michael Jordan.]

What's more amazing, and a testament to Gasol's value, is that they haven't missed a beat without Andrew Bynum in the lineup. The Lakers are technically better with Pau at center and sans Bynum, sporting a 35-8 (.814) record, including the Memphis game when Bynum went down in the opening minutes.

That's a 67-win pace.

- See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

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What's more amazing, and a testament to Gasol's value, is that they haven't missed a beat without Andrew Bynum in the lineup. The Lakers are technically better with Pau at center and sans Bynum, sporting a 35-8 (.814) record, including the Memphis game when Bynum went down in the opening minutes. - See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

Boiled down:::June.

[Michael Jordan.]

I'm no math major, but it appears as if Gasol adds about 20 wins or so. Of course, this is fuzzy math, given the return of Derek Fisher and the improvement of young talents like Jordan Farmar and Trevor Ariza, but clearly Gasol elevates the Lakers from a borderline-playoff team to a championship-level team. - See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

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I'm no math major, but it appears as if Gasol adds about 20 wins or so. Of course, this is fuzzy math, given the return of Derek Fisher and the improvement of young talents like Jordan Farmar and Trevor Ariza, but clearly Gasol elevates the Lakers from a borderline-playoff team to a championship-level team. - See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

Boiled down:::

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Then Bynum injured his knee, and before the Big Spaniard came to the rescue, the Lakers limped along at a pedestrian 5-5. Granted, that's a small sample size, but clearly the Lakers are not a 56-win team without Bynum and Gasol. Between their 2007 record – 42-40 – and the 6-5 record last year without Bynum (he missed an early season victory over Minnesota with gastroenteritis), history shows that they are roughly a .500 team without Pau Gasol and their current roster. Perhaps they are slightly better than .500 - let's say somewhere in the 45-win range. -


See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

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Then Bynum injured his knee, and before the Big Spaniard came to the rescue, the Lakers limped along at a pedestrian 5-5. Granted, that's a small sample size, but clearly the Lakers are not a 56-win team without Bynum and Gasol. Between their 2007 record – 42-40 – and the 6-5 record last year without Bynum (he missed an early season victory over Minnesota with gastroenteritis), history shows that they are roughly a .500 team without Pau Gasol and their current roster. Perhaps they are slightly better than .500 - let's say somewhere in the 45-win range. -


See more at: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

Boiled down:::

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

He probably won't receive many MVP votes at the end of the year, but perhaps he should. In a league historically based on stepping stones – a team reaches the second round, then the Conference Finals, then competes for a title – Gasol arrived and helped LA jump from first round to final round. This year, he's been the Western Conference Player of the Month, leads the league in offense rating (a product of his increased offensive efficiency) and has helped power (or should I say finesse?) the Lakers to .800-ball despite the loss of Andrew Bynum. The team has yet to lose more than two games in a row since Gasol's arrival. - See more at:

http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

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He probably won't receive many MVP votes at the end of the year, but perhaps he should. In a league historically based on stepping stones – a team reaches the second round, then the Conference Finals, then competes for a title – Gasol arrived and helped LA jump from first round to final round. This year, he's been the Western Conference Player of the Month, leads the league in offense rating (a product of his increased offensive efficiency) and has helped power (or should I say finesse?) the Lakers to .800-ball despite the loss of Andrew Bynum. The team has yet to lose more than two games in a row since Gasol's arrival. - See more at:

http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakersblog/2009/03/the-value-of-pa.html#sthash.XyZBLYFB.dpuf

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

1.) HILARIOUS STAT....
Kobe is 333-808 .410% in 37 career finals games
Shaq is 340-565 .602% in 30 career finals games

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1.) HILARIOUS STAT....
Kobe is 333-808 .410% in 37 career finals games
Shaq is 340-565 .602% in 30 career finals games

Boiled down:::

Kobe: 2

Daddy: 1

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe has 937 pts and 475 misses in 37 games

Mike has 1,176 pts and 473 misses in 35 games

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe missed 97 shots in the 2010 finals

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Kobe has 937 pts and 475 misses in 37 games

Mike has 1,176 pts and 473 misses in 35 games


Kobe missed 97 shots in the 2010 finals

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

4.) can u explain these stats between Kobe and Wade.....both guys played the celtics in the playoffs


Kobe- shot 66-163 .400% in 7 games....a title and finals mvp
Wade- shot 62-110 .564% in 5 games....1st round exit.....


#MVPau

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4.) can u explain these stats between Kobe and Wade.....both guys played the celtics in the playoffs


Kobe- shot 66-163 .400% in 7 games....a title and finals mvp
Wade- shot 62-110 .564% in 5 games....1st round exit.....


#MVPau

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

66-163 .400% to win finals mvp....lowest fg% ever for a finals mvp

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66-163 .400% to win finals mvp....lowest fg% ever for a finals mvp


Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

37-97 .360% in game 7's
38-108 .352% in title winning games
41% in 37 finals games....

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37-97 .360% in game 7's
38-108 .352% in title winning games
41% in 37 finals games....

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Jordan made 73 fgas in 6 title clinchers
Kobe made 38 fgs in 5 title clinchers

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe= never cracked 41 in the finals....ever...ever....

[Michael Jordan.]

10.) Wade lit the Celtics up....
Wade- 62-110 .564% in 5 games
Kobe- 66-163 .400% in 7 games
.Wade on the Lakers=historic team

[Michael Jordan.]

only finals MVP with no games shooting 50%....and he did it twice

#MVPau

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Jordan made 73 fgas in 6 title clinchers
Kobe made 38 fgs in 5 title clinchers


Kobe= never cracked 41 in the finals....ever...ever....


10.) Wade lit the Celtics up....
Wade- 62-110 .564% in 5 games
Kobe- 66-163 .400% in 7 games
.Wade on the Lakers=historic team


only finals MVP with no games shooting 50%....and he did it twice

#MVPau

Boiled down:::Tim Duncan is gay.

[Michael Jordan.]

thinks about these facts carefully for a minute...Kobe fans were raving about his regular season gamewinners.....even though he is 26-89 in his career on gamewinners...Kobe 0-2 in the playoffs on gamewinners,and each time gasol or artest put it right back in

#MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

Shaq is #1 in playoff history in offensive rbs....THANKS KOBE...Gasol grabbed 9 offensive rbs to win it all...
Kobes misses are padding Shaq/Gasols offensive rebound stats

[Michael Jordan.]

Michael Wilborn of ESPN said that Kobe Bryant can have bad shooting games and still win, while Lebron James can't have the bad shooting night and still win, implying that Kobe is still being spoonfed with the 2 Very Good Post Up Offensive Players in Andrew Bynum, when he's not hurt and of course, Pau Gasol....so since Kobe Bryant is receiving a luxurious team again, he's leadership role has been compromised and being a scavenger of the team and taking the goods Pau and Drew in terms of their honorable awards that does not belong to Kobe.

[Michael Jordan.]

But… looking at the two players and their usage rates (basketball-reference.com), Bryant is the only Laker this year who uses significantly more than his share of the Lakers’ possessions. Gasol’s usage rate is around 20% – average. Yet, Gasol has been the Lakers’ most efficient player all season, and it’s possible to argue that, statistically, he’s been their most valuable player as well.

[Michael Jordan.]

Think about it…Pau Gasol is averaging 18.6 points and 10.6 rebounds per game in the playoffs, and is shooting a scintillating 58.1% from the field. One of the best gauges of overall offensive efficiency is points per shot (PPS), which is simply the total points scored divided by the number of field goal attempts. Gasol’s PPS is 1.54, which is outstanding.
Then you have Kobe. Sure, he’s averaging 30.1 points, but he has to shoot almost 23 shots per game to get those points. (He’s also averaging 5.4 assists and 5.1 rebounds.) His PPS is 1.33, which is still good, but is almost 14% less than Gasol’s.

[Michael Jordan.]

Against the Magic, Gasol has made 23 of his 37 field goal attempts (62%). Against the Nuggets, he shot 63% from the field. The Spaniard is on such a roll right now that the Lakers should be feeding him the ball until the Magic find a way to stop him. Anytime Andrew Bynum is in the game, Rashard Lewis has to cover Gasol, and he’s no match for Pau in the post. Heck, even when Bynum goes to the bench, Gasol is scoring at will on Dwight Howard, the 2009 Defensive Player of the Year. Gasol was 9 of 11 from the field in Game 3, yet it was Kobe who took the most shots (11 of 25, 44%), even when he was clearly struggling down the stretch.

[Michael Jordan.]

This is not to distort the legacy of Kobe Bryant, Kobe is doing a good job of doing that himself. For Kobe to average 27.0 Field Goal Attempts Per Game to average 32 Points Per Game, by shooting at 42.9%[43%] from the field and capture the MVP trophy in comparisons to Pau Gasol averages 18.6 Points Per game shooting at 61.4% from the Field and averages 12.0 Field Goal Attempts Per Game against the Orlando Magic in the 2009 NBA Finals. Not to mention he also grabbed 9.2 Rebounds Per Game, and 1.8 Blocks Per Game.

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thinks about these facts carefully for a minute...Kobe fans were raving about his regular season gamewinners.....even though he is 26-89 in his career on gamewinners...Kobe 0-2 in the playoffs on gamewinners,and each time gasol or artest put it right back in

#MVPau


Shaq is #1 in playoff history in offensive rbs....THANKS KOBE...Gasol grabbed 9 offensive rbs to win it all...
Kobes misses are padding Shaq/Gasols offensive rebound stats


Michael Wilborn of ESPN said that Kobe Bryant can have bad shooting games and still win, while Lebron James can't have the bad shooting night and still win, implying that Kobe is still being spoonfed with the 2 Very Good Post Up Offensive Players in Andrew Bynum, when he's not hurt and of course, Pau Gasol....so since Kobe Bryant is receiving a luxurious team again, he's leadership role has been compromised and being a scavenger of the team and taking the goods Pau and Drew in terms of their honorable awards that does not belong to Kobe.


But… looking at the two players and their usage rates (basketball-reference.com), Bryant is the only Laker this year who uses significantly more than his share of the Lakers’ possessions. Gasol’s usage rate is around 20% – average. Yet, Gasol has been the Lakers’ most efficient player all season, and it’s possible to argue that, statistically, he’s been their most valuable player as well.


Think about it…Pau Gasol is averaging 18.6 points and 10.6 rebounds per game in the playoffs, and is shooting a scintillating 58.1% from the field. One of the best gauges of overall offensive efficiency is points per shot (PPS), which is simply the total points scored divided by the number of field goal attempts. Gasol’s PPS is 1.54, which is outstanding.
Then you have Kobe. Sure, he’s averaging 30.1 points, but he has to shoot almost 23 shots per game to get those points. (He’s also averaging 5.4 assists and 5.1 rebounds.) His PPS is 1.33, which is still good, but is almost 14% less than Gasol’s.


Against the Magic, Gasol has made 23 of his 37 field goal attempts (62%). Against the Nuggets, he shot 63% from the field. The Spaniard is on such a roll right now that the Lakers should be feeding him the ball until the Magic find a way to stop him. Anytime Andrew Bynum is in the game, Rashard Lewis has to cover Gasol, and he’s no match for Pau in the post. Heck, even when Bynum goes to the bench, Gasol is scoring at will on Dwight Howard, the 2009 Defensive Player of the Year. Gasol was 9 of 11 from the field in Game 3, yet it was Kobe who took the most shots (11 of 25, 44%), even when he was clearly struggling down the stretch.


This is not to distort the legacy of Kobe Bryant, Kobe is doing a good job of doing that himself. For Kobe to average 27.0 Field Goal Attempts Per Game to average 32 Points Per Game, by shooting at 42.9%[43%] from the field and capture the MVP trophy in comparisons to Pau Gasol averages 18.6 Points Per game shooting at 61.4% from the Field and averages 12.0 Field Goal Attempts Per Game against the Orlando Magic in the 2009 NBA Finals. Not to mention he also grabbed 9.2 Rebounds Per Game, and 1.8 Blocks Per Game.

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Gasol had better winshares than kobe with 13.9 to kobe's 12.7 in the 2008-2009 season...in about 6 games when Kobe was out for the 2009-2010 season, the Laker's Defensive Efficiency rate is at a stunning 88.5 Opponent Points Per Game and 5 out of 6 of them was against playoff teams, the lakers play better defense and there's more ball movement without Kobe...when Kobe is in the game, the lakers average 21.6 assist per game..when he's out...the lakers average 21.0 assist per game...not much of a difference huh?....

[Michael Jordan.]

kobe bryant didn't even have himself a efficient series against the celtics...he only scored 28 points per game but he also averaged 24 shots per game!!! then he shot at a poor 40.5% from the field!! THAT'S GARBAGE!!! and he only averaged 4 assists per game while Pau Gasol averaged 18 points per game SHOOTING AT 48% FROM THE FIELD grabbing 11.6 rebounds per game and had 2.6 blocks per game and he had a total of 18 blocks in 7 games...tell me who's the overall efficient player??? not kobe!! it's pau gasol!!

[MeloHype]

Boiled down:::Tim Duncan is gay.Boiled down::: The Tape

[Michael Jordan.]

kobe since game 4 of the 2006 playoff vs the suns has been 0-4 IN GAME WINNING SITUATIONS IN THE PLAYOFFs

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Boiled down::: The Tape

You've nary room. Tim Duncan is gay as well.

[Thread]

kobe since game 4 of the 2006 playoff vs the suns has been 0-4 IN GAME WINNING SITUATIONS IN THE PLAYOFFs

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe had 5 out of 7 bad games against these celtics defense while D-Wade had 3 good games, 1 excellent game scoring 46 points shooting damn near at 70% [66%] and taking only 24 shots while Kobe took 29 Shots in Game 3 and only makes ten of them to get...29 Points?? Then he shot at only 34% from the field! In Game 7, he takes 24 shots to get 23 Points. In the past 12 NBA Finals games Kobe has never shot at 50% from the field YET!

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Gasol had better winshares than kobe with 13.9 to kobe's 12.7 in the 2008-2009 season...in about 6 games when Kobe was out for the 2009-2010 season, the Laker's Defensive Efficiency rate is at a stunning 88.5 Opponent Points Per Game and 5 out of 6 of them was against playoff teams, the lakers play better defense and there's more ball movement without Kobe...when Kobe is in the game, the lakers average 21.6 assist per game..when he's out...the lakers average 21.0 assist per game...not much of a difference huh?....


kobe bryant didn't even have himself a efficient series against the celtics...he only scored 28 points per game but he also averaged 24 shots per game!!! then he shot at a poor 40.5% from the field!! THAT'S GARBAGE!!! and he only averaged 4 assists per game while Pau Gasol averaged 18 points per game SHOOTING AT 48% FROM THE FIELD grabbing 11.6 rebounds per game and had 2.6 blocks per game and he had a total of 18 blocks in 7 games...tell me who's the overall efficient player??? not kobe!! it's pau gasol!!









Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

in 12 Finals games, Pau Gasol has had 7 STRAIGHT GAMES WHERE HE SHOT AT OVER 50% from the field! up until Game 3 vs the Celtics....

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Gasol had better winshares than kobe with 13.9 to kobe's 12.7 in the 2008-2009 season...in about 6 games when Kobe was out for the 2009-2010 season, the Laker's Defensive Efficiency rate is at a stunning 88.5 Opponent Points Per Game and 5 out of 6 of them was against playoff teams, the lakers play better defense and there's more ball movement without Kobe...when Kobe is in the game, the lakers average 21.6 assist per game..when he's out...the lakers average 21.0 assist per game...not much of a difference huh?....


kobe bryant didn't even have himself a efficient series against the celtics...he only scored 28 points per game but he also averaged 24 shots per game!!! then he shot at a poor 40.5% from the field!! THAT'S GARBAGE!!! and he only averaged 4 assists per game while Pau Gasol averaged 18 points per game SHOOTING AT 48% FROM THE FIELD grabbing 11.6 rebounds per game and had 2.6 blocks per game and he had a total of 18 blocks in 7 games...tell me who's the overall efficient player??? not kobe!! it's pau gasol!!










Kobe had 5 out of 7 bad games against these celtics defense while D-Wade had 3 good games, 1 excellent game scoring 46 points shooting damn near at 70% [66%] and taking only 24 shots while Kobe took 29 Shots in Game 3 and only makes ten of them to get...29 Points?? Then he shot at only 34% from the field! In Game 7, he takes 24 shots to get 23 Points. In the past 12 NBA Finals games Kobe has never shot at 50% from the field YET!

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Pau Gasol in the 2009 NBA FINALS

Game 1: 58.3 Percent from the field
Game 2: 50 Percent from the field
Game 3: 81.8 Percent from the field
Game 4: 50 Percent from the field
Game 5: 66.7 Percent from the field


Pau Gasol in the 2010 NBA FINALS
Game 1: 57.1 Percent from the field
Game 2: 70 Percent from the field
Game 3: 45.5 Percent from the field
Game 4: 46.2 Percent from the field
Game 5: 41.7 Percent from the field
Game 6: 42.9 Percent from the field
Game 7: 37.5 Percent from the field

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Pau Gasol in the 2009 NBA FINALS

Game 1: 58.3 Percent from the field
Game 2: 50 Percent from the field
Game 3: 81.8 Percent from the field
Game 4: 50 Percent from the field
Game 5: 66.7 Percent from the field


Pau Gasol in the 2010 NBA FINALS
Game 1: 57.1 Percent from the field
Game 2: 70 Percent from the field
Game 3: 45.5 Percent from the field
Game 4: 46.2 Percent from the field
Game 5: 41.7 Percent from the field
Game 6: 42.9 Percent from the field
Game 7: 37.5 Percent from the field

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

The NBA Finals Efficency Rating


NBA Finals 2009

Pau Gasol 24.9
Kobe Bryant 24.2,

NBA Finals 2010

Pau Gasol 25.2
Kobe Bryant 22.9.

[MeloHype]

You've nary room. Tim Duncan is gay as well.You've nary room. Kobe Bryant is gay as well.

[Michael Jordan.]

L.A.'s record without Shaq or Gasol:

2005 (34-48)
2006 (45-37)
2007 (42-40)

[MeloHype]

http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/4f733a4f6bb3f7c85e00007f/sports-chart-of-the-day-kobe-bryant-isnt-even-close-to-being-this-years-mvp.jpg

[Thread]

You've nary room. Kobe Bryant is gay as well.

& you've nary room. Tim Duncan is a homosexual as well.

[Michael Jordan.]

February 11th 2010

In fact, where the team has actually improved its production is on the other end of the floor. Since Kobe’s departure the team has held their their opponents to a staunch 84 points a game!! Now, astute Laker fans will tell you that despite his position on the all-defense team Kobe has been less than perfect on that end of the court over the last few seasons, often favoring leaving his defensive assignment to double team the ball, which will create turnovers but also leads to cuts and back screens or open jumpers. He also tends to avoid extending his defense past 18 feet, so often opposing guards can find themselves with open three pointers.

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The NBA Finals Efficency Rating


NBA Finals 2009

Pau Gasol 24.9
Kobe Bryant 24.2,

NBA Finals 2010

Pau Gasol 25.2
Kobe Bryant 22.9.




L.A.'s record without Shaq or Gasol:

2005 (34-48)
2006 (45-37)
2007 (42-40)


http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/4f733a4f6bb3f7c85e00007f/sports-chart-of-the-day-kobe-bryant-isnt-even-close-to-being-this-years-mvp.jpg

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Watching all three of those games, it seemed obvious to me that the improvements in defense flowed largely from Gasol and to a lesser degree, Odom. Pau had 19 rebounds and 5 blocks against both the Spurs and Jazz, and unless you think Kobe would have been defending the post, screening Gasol off the ball and preventing him from swatting at the ball and attempting to grab rebounds, his impact on Gasol’s numbers on that end is minimal.

[Thread]

February 11th 2010

In fact, where the team has actually improved its production is on the other end of the floor. Since Kobe’s departure the team has held their their opponents to a staunch 84 points a game!! Now, astute Laker fans will tell you that despite his position on the all-defense team Kobe has been less than perfect on that end of the court over the last few seasons, often favoring leaving his defensive assignment to double team the ball, which will create turnovers but also leads to cuts and back screens or open jumpers. He also tends to avoid extending his defense past 18 feet, so often opposing guards can find themselves with open three pointers.

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[MeloHype]

& you've nary room. Tim Duncan is a homosexual as well.& you've nary room. Kobe Bryant is homosexual as well.

[Thread]

Watching all three of those games, it seemed obvious to me that the improvements in defense flowed largely from Gasol and to a lesser degree, Odom. Pau had 19 rebounds and 5 blocks against both the Spurs and Jazz, and unless you think Kobe would have been defending the post, screening Gasol off the ball and preventing him from swatting at the ball and attempting to grab rebounds, his impact on Gasol’s numbers on that end is minimal.

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Thread]

& you've nary room. Kobe Bryant is homosexual as well.

& you've nary room. Tim Duncan is gay.

[Michael Jordan.]

Moreover, in his first four Finals appearances with the Lakers and Shaq, Kobe’s performance declined from 25 points per game while shooting 46% from the field during regular season, to 22.4 points per game and 41% in the finals– including the year 2000 when Kobe averaged a measly 15.6 points per game in the finals on a horrendous 36% from the field in the finals.

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Moreover, in his first four Finals appearances with the Lakers and Shaq, Kobe’s performance declined from 25 points per game while shooting 46% from the field during regular season, to 22.4 points per game and 41% in the finals– including the year 2000 when Kobe averaged a measly 15.6 points per game in the finals on a horrendous 36% from the field in the finals.

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[MeloHype]

I'm a faggot
So is Kobe

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So is Kobe

Only pussies & assholes edit another member's post.

[MeloHype]

I'm a faggotok

[Thread]

^
Only pussies & assholes edit another member's post.

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4
Much like Kobe, you don't have a leg to stand on. Now, let us proceed...

#MVPau

[ambchang]

Kobe had a worst supporting cast and they made the playoffs. Gasol's currently leading the Lakers to a lottery pick.

Please proceed.

Who on the lakers right now is better than 05 to 07 odom or 05 butler?

[Thread]

Much like Kobe, you don't have a leg to stand on. Now, let us proceed...

#MVPau


Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Thread]

Who on the lakers right now is better than 05 to 07 odom or 05 butler?


Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4
#MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

In 2008-2010 with Pau Gasol, Kobe’s efficiency in the Finals also declined. Although he averaged one point higher in the Finals compared to the regular season, he scored by heaving away at the bucket profligately, as his field goal percentage dropped from 46% in the regular season to 41.3% in the Finals. Kobe’s poor shooting earned him a couple records: only NBA Finals MVP not to have a single game shooting above 50% (he accomplished this in both 2009 and 2010), and the worst shooting percentage by any NBA Finals MVP in history (40%); also, most missed shots in a playoff series as well as most missed shots in a Finals series. Many argue that Kobe is the greatest of all time, but that is complete amplification. Kobe is the greatest sidekick of all time.

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#MVPau


In 2008-2010 with Pau Gasol, Kobe’s efficiency in the Finals also declined. Although he averaged one point higher in the Finals compared to the regular season, he scored by heaving away at the bucket profligately, as his field goal percentage dropped from 46% in the regular season to 41.3% in the Finals. Kobe’s poor shooting earned him a couple records: only NBA Finals MVP not to have a single game shooting above 50% (he accomplished this in both 2009 and 2010), and the worst shooting percentage by any NBA Finals MVP in history (40%); also, most missed shots in a playoff series as well as most missed shots in a Finals series. Many argue that Kobe is the greatest of all time, but that is complete amplification. Kobe is the greatest sidekick of all time.

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Michael Jordan.]

Gasol’s impact in that series was what ultimately culminated in the Lakers’ popping champagne bottles in the locker room following game 7. Kobe is seemingly the palpable MVP selection because– well, his name is “Kobe Bryant”, and he averaged 28.6 points per game (let’s give a round of applause), but his performance was subtly disappointing. He garnered nearly 28 points per game by chucking a myriad of shot attempts. Again, his field goal percentage was a rotten 40%, but thanks to his willpower and relentless desire to win, Bryant relentlessly continued to fire away. He’s lucky Pau Gasol was able to measure the projection of his bricks and grab a series-high of five offensive rebounds per game. No one else came close to equaling Gasol’s offensive rebounds per game

MVPau

[Michael Jordan.]

Additionally, Kobe was reckless with the ball, and had an inability to incorporate his teammates in plays effectively. Gasol was dropping dimes all over the court, dishing the ball to his teammates out of the high-post, low-post, to double-teams, and to the perimeter. It seems Kobe was exercising his sportsmanship by giving everyone a chance with the basketball, including the Boston Celtics; he recorded a series-high of 27 turnovers. The Spaniard accumulated 26 assists and turned the ball over 13 times, which was good enough for a respectable 2.0 assist ratio, and mortified Bryant’s 27 assists and 27 turnovers (1.0) assist ratio. Seriously, it’s embarrassing when a primary ball-handler’s big man is a more efficacious facilitator

[Michael Jordan.]

In a series that was quite ugly, both the Lakers’ and the Celtic’s offenses struggled to score; defense and rebounding were the deciding factors. Led by Pau Gasol, the Lakers won the rebounding battle by a landslide in each of the four games they conquered. He was the leading rebounder of both teams (11.6 per game) by out-hustling the opponent and pulling down hard fought rebounds amidst traffic

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe was up to his usual specious heroics, only making eleven of his 36 shot attempts in the game’s final periods (31%). The unsung hero from Spain executed most effectively in these situations with a team-high 48% from the field, hitting 43 of 90 attempts. Yes, Gasol was even more “clutch” than Kobe in the Finals, and certainly deserved the Finals MVP award in 2010. NBA greats such as Julius Irving Magic, Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O’neal, Tim Duncan, Dwyane Wade (in his prime), Dirk Nowitzki, Kevin Durant etc. have all advanced in their level of play during the Finals, while Bryant’s level has decayed. Contrary to the common belief that Kobe rises to the occasion and steps up even under the most grueling circumstances, he has struggled in the biggest moments, including his forgettable 6-24 performance in the classic game seven showdown between the Lakers and the Celtics (just 1-4 in the fourth quarter

[Thread]

Gasol’s impact in that series was what ultimately culminated in the Lakers’ popping champagne bottles in the locker room following game 7. Kobe is seemingly the palpable MVP selection because– well, his name is “Kobe Bryant”, and he averaged 28.6 points per game (let’s give a round of applause), but his performance was subtly disappointing. He garnered nearly 28 points per game by chucking a myriad of shot attempts. Again, his field goal percentage was a rotten 40%, but thanks to his willpower and relentless desire to win, Bryant relentlessly continued to fire away. He’s lucky Pau Gasol was able to measure the projection of his bricks and grab a series-high of five offensive rebounds per game. No one else came close to equaling Gasol’s offensive rebounds per game

MVPau


Additionally, Kobe was reckless with the ball, and had an inability to incorporate his teammates in plays effectively. Gasol was dropping dimes all over the court, dishing the ball to his teammates out of the high-post, low-post, to double-teams, and to the perimeter. It seems Kobe was exercising his sportsmanship by giving everyone a chance with the basketball, including the Boston Celtics; he recorded a series-high of 27 turnovers. The Spaniard accumulated 26 assists and turned the ball over 13 times, which was good enough for a respectable 2.0 assist ratio, and mortified Bryant’s 27 assists and 27 turnovers (1.0) assist ratio. Seriously, it’s embarrassing when a primary ball-handler’s big man is a more efficacious facilitator


In a series that was quite ugly, both the Lakers’ and the Celtic’s offenses struggled to score; defense and rebounding were the deciding factors. Led by Pau Gasol, the Lakers won the rebounding battle by a landslide in each of the four games they conquered. He was the leading rebounder of both teams (11.6 per game) by out-hustling the opponent and pulling down hard fought rebounds amidst traffic


Kobe was up to his usual specious heroics, only making eleven of his 36 shot attempts in the game’s final periods (31%). The unsung hero from Spain executed most effectively in these situations with a team-high 48% from the field, hitting 43 of 90 attempts. Yes, Gasol was even more “clutch” than Kobe in the Finals, and certainly deserved the Finals MVP award in 2010. NBA greats such as Julius Irving Magic, Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O’neal, Tim Duncan, Dwyane Wade (in his prime), Dirk Nowitzki, Kevin Durant etc. have all advanced in their level of play during the Finals, while Bryant’s level has decayed. Contrary to the common belief that Kobe rises to the occasion and steps up even under the most grueling circumstances, he has struggled in the biggest moments, including his forgettable 6-24 performance in the classic game seven showdown between the Lakers and the Celtics (just 1-4 in the fourth quarter

Kobe: 5

the tired old shit bag Duncan: 4

[Katherine Robinson]

Kobe: Gold medal
Gasol: Silver
Duncan: Bronze

[Jodelo]

ok

:lmao

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:lmao

:rolleyes

[Michael Jordan.]

Kobe: Gold medal
Gasol: Silver
Duncan: Bronze
Gasol: 5 gold medals.

[DeadlyDynasty]

We need him back ASAP so we can start sucking again while he statpads...we lost valuable ground on the Magic and Kings yesterday

[Katherine Robinson]

Gasol: 5 gold medals.

Olympics is all that matters, not FIBA, NBA or special Olympics.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Seriously, anybody who adds FIBA medals to their count is a confirmed homosexual.

"Doug Flutie has won 3 championships in football."

[Michael Jordan.]

Olympics is all that matters, not FIBA, NBA or special Olympics.

You said gold. Thats what you quantified.

[Michael Jordan.]

Seriously, anybody who adds FIBA medals to their count is a confirmed homosexual.

"Doug Flutie has won 3 championships in football."

Tournament is a playoff, therefore Pau has won in the playoffs. Let us proceed...

[DeadlyDynasty]

Alphas don't concern themselves with an inferior product.

[Michael Jordan.]

Tournament is a playoff, therefore Pau has won in the playoffs. Let us proceed...

[thunderup]

Alphas don't concern themselves with an inferior product.
:lol you're talking to a confirmed male secretary

[Michael Jordan.]

http://www.ecovetshop.co.uk/ekmps/shops/ecovetshop/images/beta-adult-sensitive-dog-food-with-salmon-and-rice-3kg-15kg-3950-p.jpg

[Michael Jordan.]

http://swishnba.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/photo.jpg?w=300&h=300

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Tournament is a playoff, therefore Pau has won in the playoffs. Let us proceed...

Though Gasol can't win a single playoff game without Kobe holding his hand.

[Michael Jordan.]

Though Gasol can't win a single playoff game without Kobe holding his hand.

Olympics is a tournament. A tournament is a playoff. Therefore Pau has won in the playoffs. Now, let us proceed.

#MVPau

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Olympics is a tournament. A tournament is a playoff. Therefore Pau has won in the playoffs. Now, let us proceed.

#MVPau

I'll pretend like I didn't see this.

[Michael Jordan.]

I'll pretend like I didn't see this.

I'll just bet you do.

[DeadlyDynasty]

^:lolhouse nigga

only one week left to unload the eurotrash