^ Ouch.
2001 WCF: 33.3 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 7.0 apg, 51.4%FG
4-0 W
2008 WCF: 29.2 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 3.8 apg, 53.3%FG
4-1 W
stay mad
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oh my god
kobestan Bigablow trying to pull stats to save face...
You can say "none", tbh... Venti already did![]()
volume shooter
4 seasons of an eFG% of above .500 tbh
4 times in the playoffs too
when you understand that a 3 pointer is worth 1.5X more than a 2, you would understand efficiency better but I dont expect spurfan to get it.
So, "How many years has kobe shot above .500"?
You can say it... we already know![]()
Laker fans very proud that Kobe shot a good percentage against Steve smith and Brent Barry with shaq and MVPau drawing doubles.
Hey OP.. How many years has Duncan been getting cucked
for?
When s can't respond, they deflect. These are things we know.
Obviously zero. But over .450 probably more than you'd think. I believe it's 12 of his 17 years. As a guard who shoots a lot of jumpers, Kobe is arguably about where you'd expect him to be. If you look at some of his contemporaries during his career like Ray Allen, Vince Carter, Ginobili, T-Mac, I'm sure you'd find similar FG% production, with perhaps a little more variance, perhaps a better peak. Someone mentioned it earlier, but one thing you can say about Kobe's shooting, it has been pretty consistent over his career, whether you regard it as good or bad.
Another thing about Kobe both fans and critics should be able to agree on is that often times throughout his career he has settled for the jumper as opposed to constantly and relentlessly attacking the rim like a guy like LeBron. But you can look at it as a double edged sword. Kobe's FG% has suffered in part because of that. But also, you can say it helped him have a longer career with fewer injuries for a guard. Look at Wade. He's a couple years younger than Kobe and has played 6 fewer seasons in the NBA, but his body is wrecked. He has the body of a 40 year old, where he can show flashes and glimpses of his former athleticism, but not for 36 minutes, not for 82 games. Wade has a really pretty FG% for a guard, but his knees and his feet and his back and his wheelchair might feel differently about what's more important. You can look at how Vince Carter evolved his game later in his career into more of a jumpshooter. Similar to how Jordan changed his game later in his career. Similar to what LeBron will likely have to do with his game later in his career if he wants to lengthen it. Kobe just started doing it earlier on in his career. Efficiency suffered, but not enough that it prevented a pretty successful career.
It's fair to criticize Kobe's FG%. It isn't amazing for a perimeter player, like LeBron or Michael or Magic. It's fair. It's probably nit-picking. Kobe is one of those few guys whose game will get completely picked apart by his detractors. Even the littlest thing will be bashed on. It's understandable. There's a lot to not like about Kobe, both on and off the court. So like this is a foreseeable product.
Every single point Kobe scored in the 08 WCF
Not a single "MVPau drawing double teams" was seen
Luke Walton drew a double team once
You're pathetic![]()
4 times with an effective FG% above .500
lmao kobestan keeps deflecting... this is clearly a touchy subject![]()
Yeah I know, see ambchang's post above
Lets talk about how Pau was the real MVP![]()
I already answered the question. 4 times when you factor in the 3-pointer.
fify
Jam is also a big Kobefan, and he didn't avoid answering The Question, tbh... nobody should... there's no shame in being in the second tier of great players, like T-Mac, AI... tbh
you could stop there. if his FG% sucks because of his ty shot selection, thats his problem not ours
1st play, entire defense collapsed in the paint, leaving Bowen to cover Kobe one on one 15 feet away from the basket.
2: MVPau handoff, nuff said
3: Leaving Kobe wide open when everybody was scrambling to cover MVPau
4: Screen, MVPau hand off, again, and guarded by Udka
5: singled throughout, no double. Duncan wouldn't leave the inside for fear of MVPau
6: Steal
7: Entire defense collapsed in paint in fear of MVPau, leaving Kobe wide open
8: Kobe ignoring open MVPau
9 Fast Break
10: MVPau moving screen
11: Illegal push
12: Good shot
13: Lucky bank
14: MVPau pass again
15: Semi break
16: Wide open worrying about MVPau
17: Good shot after double on LUUUUUUUUke
18: Good shot
19: Collapsed defense in paint
20: Collapsed defense in paint, unwarranted foul
21: Udka
22: No double
23: Semi break
24: Entire defense in paint, with MVPau doubled
25: Good cross over, no double
26: Good layup
27: Collapsed paint
28: Caollapsed paint
29: Bad defense
30: Bad defense
31: Bad defense
32: Lucky shot
33: Bull foul shot
etc ....
So the entire Spurs defense never doubled Kobe, and collapsed the paint on every possession. So called for a feared scorer.
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