Pistons: Kobe in 2004 against the Pistons..

[ezau]

.4 & 6=7

- "Suck on that, Sport."

- "Travis Bickle" - "Taxi Driver"

And yet, Duncan>Kobe. How's that old sport?

[ezau]

That's right. I took umbrage and now I'm suffering for it. My Barrel Concession is defunct. My 5-4 is defunct. I only have The Bag. The in' Bag. God bless it.

You don't have anything left 'cept for Duncan>Kobe.

[ezau]

Where it has solid merit is Duncan's culpability in last June's disaster and quite frankly getting into the backseat this June. Those two events lend to tiredness and by association The Bag. And I'll tell you, I feel better and I stand on solid ground because of it. If he were not complicit last June, if he were in the front seat, even riding shot gun this June I'd still stand on the New Mexico/Texas border and stop the transfer, but, I'd look 60 years old doing it. Now, well now I'm 39 and righteous.

Your shticks:

8-finished
skunker-finished
5>4-finished
6-finished

You have nothing left Cul, there's only Duncan>Kobe.

[ezau]

Cept for a 60 year old fart face in Phoenix we didn't even remember Duncan's hand in 6 must less forget it.

Duncan>Kobe. Just policing you and checkin assholes. Let us proceed.

[Clipper Nation]

They were a solid wall. No superstars, just a bunch of dudes that knew their role and Larry Brown was a monster coach for those few years. I have always said I would take a prime Ben Wallace over Dwight Howard any day considering the pay differential. One guy just wants to help his team win and the other thinks hes the next Shaq.

Prime Ben Wallace was a superstar in my book, just on the defensive end, tbh....

[Thread]

Your shticks:

8-finished
skunker-finished
5>4-finished
6-finished

You have nothing left Cul, there's only Duncan>Kobe.

Kobe: 5

the tired old bag Duncan: 5

[ezau]

Kobe: 5

the tired old bag Duncan: 5

Duncan>Kobe is the only reality that's acceptable. Let us proceed.

[spurraider21]

That Pistons team is on everyones list as the greatest defensive team in NBA history. None the less, I didn't feel that either Shaq or Kobe were the issue. Both were averaging 23-26 points a game, Shaq at about 50% from the fg and Kobe at about 38%. .

if by "about 50%" you meant 63%, you are correct. he was dominating ben

[diego]

Remind me what was the big difference between the 04 and the 05 pistons?