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
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).
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Boiled down:::Allen backing up & Bosh knowing what goes where.
Boiled down:::6
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.
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Boiled down:::June.
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/lakers....XyZBLYFB.dpuf
Boiled down:::
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
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. -
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Boiled down:::
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
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 le – 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/lakers....XyZBLYFB.dpuf
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
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
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 bag Duncan: 4
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 le and finals mvp
Wade- shot 62-110 .564% in 5 games....1st round exit.....
#MVPau
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
66-163 .400% to win finals mvp....lowest fg% ever for a finals mvp
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
37-97 .360% in game 7's
38-108 .352% in le winning games
41% in 37 finals games....
Kobe: 5
the tired old bag Duncan: 4
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