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    Rippin N Tearin fevertrees's Avatar
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    Kobe is averaging 29 a game with an average of 24 field goals/8 free throws a game DT Devin Brown is averaging 11 a game with only 8 field goal attempts and 3 free throws a game. Let DT get those 24/8 attempts a game and he would score 25-30. Funny how Kobe manages to score so much simply because he constantly throws up shots and gets freebies at the line by David Stern/ESPN.

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    PELICANS!!! BRHornet45's Avatar
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    son that is 100% truth and its not just Devin Brown ... ANY decent NBA shooter could EASILY average 25+ points per game if they were given the freedom to jack up 20+ shots per game like Kobe is given. its just basic mathematics and common sense really. The problem is that most fans are just casual fans of the sport and don't understand the statistics. They see all of the media hype behind players like Kobe, so naturally they are just going to assume that he is incredible because he averages 25 points per game.

    Devin Brown was allowed to shoot the ball 20 times only once this season. He shot 11 of 20 with 30 points. imagine if he was given the freedom to jack up 20 shots a game like Kobe? The players with legit skill (someone like Brandon Roy for example) can average nearly the same amount of points as Kobe with A LOT less shot attempts and help from the refs to get it.

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    This is false,

    Trevor Ariza could not.

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    There is A LOT of truth to this statement. I had a friend in the NBA and he said certain players get the green light from the coach.........meaning, shoot at will. While other players would get their asses kicked and glued to the bench if they put up too many shots. Kobe happens to have the green light. Shoot it as much as you want, no matter your percentage.

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    PELICANS!!! BRHornet45's Avatar
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    There is A LOT of truth to this statement. I had a friend in the NBA and he said certain players get the green light from the coach.........meaning, shoot at will. While other would get their asses kicked and glued to the bench if they put up too many shots. Kobe happens to have the green light. Shoot it as much as you want, no matter your percentage.
    that's all there is to it. the players who the NBA thinks will sell jerseys are allowed to do anything they want. in the meantime, there are dozens upon dozens of other talented players in the NBA who could put up the same numbers if given that green light. so it has nothing to do with Kobe being more talented because anyone who understands the game of basketball knows that Kobe is TERRIBLY overrated ... its just that he is more marketable than most players so he was one of the few chosen by the NBA to be pushed to the top.

    wow. it must be nice to be Kobe Byrant. the dude has never truly earned anything his entire life aside from actually making it into the NBA. think about it ... pretty much everything has been handed to him on a silver platter.

    3 rings = thank you Shaq
    1 ring = thank you Gasol
    MVP aka Lifetime Achievement Award = thank you media
    Last edited by BRHornet45; 01-11-2010 at 02:37 PM.

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    so it has nothing to do with Kobe being more talented because anyone who understands the game of basketball knows that Kobe is TERRIBLY overrated
    This is easily the most truthful statement ever poasted on this place.

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    This is false,

    Trevor Ariza could not.

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    This is false,

    Trevor Ariza could not.
    Trevor Ariza is not half the shooter DOWNTOWN Devin Brown is

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    PELICANS!!! BRHornet45's Avatar
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    Trevor Ariza is not half the shooter DOWNTOWN Devin Brown is
    son I'll motha in CO-SIGN that!

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    3 rings = thank you Shaq
    1 ring = thank you Gasol
    MVP aka Lifetime Achievement Award = thank you media
    haha so true

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    It's so refeshing to see that more people besides me truly get what Bryant is - and what he is not. I rail about the guy all the time because I live in LA...a place where Bryant is worshipped to a sickening degree.

    What he is, as you guys pointed out, is a volume shooter. He jacks up a ton of shots, gets a ton of whistles, and consequently, is able to score a lot of points on some nights. As you guys said, it's simple math.

    I've always maintained that a number of guys in the NBA could average what Bryant averages if they shot without a conscience like Bryant does, and shot as many shots. Fact is, Bryant averages more shots than any other player in the league, yet he is surrounded by the most talent. How does that make any sense?

    I wish there were a statistic for missed offensive opportunities, because with guys like Gasol, Bynum, and Odom on Bryant's team, I've never understood how in the world he could average less than 6 assists a night. It seems like with those guys who are so long and talented and move so well, any player with a pair of eyes could average 7-8 assists a night.

    As a guy who grew up in North Carolina watching ACC hoop since I was a toddler, then going to basketball camps at UNC, then college in the ACC, I can't tell you how sickening it is to watch Kobe Bryant play. Not only does he not understand how to play team ball...the concept doesn't even occur to him.

    I'd give anything to hear what guys like Chris Paul and LeBron James say about him behind closed doors. Guys like Paul and James get way more satisfaction out of making the good pass for a hoop than scoring. Every night they make the other guys on their teams immeasurably better. Look at the supporting casts both Paul and James have this year. You give eithr guy the Lakers supporting cast and they'll win 70...because of the way they play the game.

    And then look at Bryant. A guy who, in his last game, went 4-21 with 1 assist. I honestly didn't know that was humanly possible. Not only that...he went 4-21 after going 10-30 and 14-37 in the two previous games.

    Where I come from, stats like that make a mockery of the game.

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    It's so refeshing to see that more people besides me truly get what Bryant is - and what he is not. I rail about the guy all the time because I live in LA...a place where Bryant is worshipped to a sickening degree.

    What he is, as you guys pointed out, is a volume shooter. He jacks up a ton of shots, gets a ton of whistles, and consequently, is able to score a lot of points on some nights. As you guys said, it's simple math.

    I've always maintained that a number of guys in the NBA could average what Bryant averages if they shot without a conscience like Bryant does, and shot as many shots. Fact is, Bryant averages more shots than any other player in the league, yet he is surrounded by the most talent. How does that make any sense?

    I wish there were a statistic for missed offensive opportunities, because with guys like Gasol, Bynum, and Odom on Bryant's team, I've never understood how in the world he could average less than 6 assists a night. It seems like with those guys who are so long and talented and move so well, any player with a pair of eyes could average 7-8 assists a night.

    As a guy who grew up in North Carolina watching ACC hoop since I was a toddler, then going to basketball camps at UNC, then college in the ACC, I can't tell you how sickening it is to watch Kobe Bryant play. Not only does he not understand how to play team ball...the concept doesn't even occur to him.

    I'd give anything to hear what guys like Chris Paul and LeBron James say about him behind closed doors. Guys like Paul and James get way more satisfaction out of making the good pass for a hoop than scoring. Every night they make the other guys on their teams immeasurably better. Look at the supporting casts both Paul and James have this year. You give eithr guy the Lakers supporting cast and they'll win 70...because of the way they play the game.

    And then look at Bryant. A guy who, in his last game, went 4-21 with 1 assist. I honestly didn't know that was humanly possible. Not only that...he went 4-21 after going 10-30 and 14-37 in the two previous games.

    Where I come from, stats like that make a mockery of the game.
    EXCELLENT post son!

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    Miami Heat will soon grace this thread with his presence.

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    Kobe is averaging 29 a game with an average of 24 field goals/8 free throws a game DT Devin Brown is averaging 11 a game with only 8 field goal attempts and 3 free throws a game. Let DT get those 24/8 attempts a game and he would score 25-30.
    Complete nonsense. This is so ignorant it's beyond belief.

    This is easily the most truthful statement ever poasted on this place.
    ^^^ I have no doubt that half of the posters here are in the 10-15 year old age range after reading so many of the posts here.
    Last edited by namlook; 01-11-2010 at 10:07 PM.

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    I agree, i do think kobe Is A Good Player.... I just dont think you can Compare him to the likes Of Jordan.... i also Agree That any decent Nba Player Can score 25 a night if he is able to jack up between 18 and 25 shots a night....

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    I agree, i do think kobe Is A Good Player.... I just dont think you can Compare him to the likes Of Jordan.... i also Agree That any decent Nba Player Can score 25 a night if he is able to jack up between 18 and 25 shots a night....
    Trevor Ariza says hi

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    Complete nonsense. This is so ignorant it's beyond belief. I have no doubt that half of the posters here are in the 10-15 year old age range after reading posts like this.
    How's the latest issue of ESPN magazine?

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    ANY decent NBA shooter could EASILY average 25+ points per game if they were given the freedom to jack up 20+ shots
    I agree.

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    This is false,

    Trevor Ariza could not.
    Trevor Ariza says hi
    Ariza isn't a good shooter.

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    Devin Brown? LOL. Devin Brown wouldn't know what to do with the kind of attention Kobe gets on the defensive end. Devin would be completely shut down if team's defenses were geared towards stopping him like they are with Kobe.

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    Devin Brown? LOL. Devin Brown wouldn't know what to do with the kind of attention Kobe gets on the defensive end. Devin would be completely shut down if team's defenses were geared towards stopping him like they are with Kobe.


    says, "I disagree"

    (just look at his mother en head, GOAT shape)

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    Now that Kobe is injured and clearly on the downside of his career the Lakers should just trade Bynum for Devin Brown and spare parts and waive Kobe. They will probably win more games this way and they will save a ton of cash in the long run.

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    Yhbt

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    Really? LOL.

    Every thread here is a troll. You should post Yhnbt to point out which threads are not trolls. This would be much more helpful instead of stating the obvious.

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    This thread makes me laugh so hard I know you guys hate Kobe but come on, you are saying that Kobe is a role player and any player can do what he does if he just get more shots, are you serious? People always say Kobe won rings with Shaq and he couldnt do it without him, let me ask you this you think Shaq would have won rings without Kobe no way, they both needed each other.Kobe is a great player he isnt on Jordan's level but who is Kobe is average 46% field goals with 23 FG attempts that isnt stellar but for a shooting guard its not bad and i guarantee Devin Brown couldnt do that and score 30 points a game even without the same defensive pressure that Kobe gets. Kobe isnt Jordan but he isnt a role player either, he is one of the best SG there is "one" i didnt say the best. Stop being haters That is all

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