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[AaronY]

After Kobe hit the only shot he made all night...

LakerLanny Retired Number Joined: 24 Oct 2001 Posts: 31470	Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:57 pm Post subject: KOBE IS RED HOT AND ROLLING! _________________ Love, Laker Lanny
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Didn't this nig Lanny post over here too?

Rolling on the ing floor laughing. Jesus christ

[Splits]

After Kobe hit the only shot he made all night...

LakerLanny Retired Number Joined: 24 Oct 2001 Posts: 31470	Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:57 pm Post subject: KOBE IS RED HOT AND ROLLING! _________________ Love, Laker Lanny
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Didn't this nig Lanny post over here too?

Just a couple days ago

But that might be a troll comment, he didn't seem that stupid, even for Kobestan

[Splits]

Mid trolling them nigs, can't wait for the responses. I has a sad my LG troll got banned

[ElNono]

venturalakersfan Retired Number Joined: 14 Apr 2001 Posts: 81766 Location: The Gold Coast	Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 9:09 pm Post subject: Plaza234 wrote: 1-15 for Kobe! Remember when Kobe was shooting 37%? Good times
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[midnightpulp]

That poll though http://i.imgur.com/zXyubBN.png

Yikes

That poll either is rigged, shows basketball ignorance, a short term memory, or simply who is hated more.

Kobe still has as many les won as Duncan and hasn't had the luxury of being a 2nd/3rd and sometimes 4th option since 2008.

Kobe still has more WC les than Duncan, 7-6.

Kobe still has more 1st team ALL NBA selections than Duncan, the most ever.

Kobe still has more 1st team All NBA D selections than Duncan, the most ever, actually TD might be tied here.

Kobe will be the only 30,000, 6,000, 6,000 player ever, only MJ and Kobe only like 5,000, 1000, 1000 playoff players. Look that up forget the stat. Kobe will be 3rd in regular season scoring at least, 3rd in playoff scoring and 1st in AS game scoring.

Duncan's got more MVPs, but it's also clear Kobe got screwed out of at least 1.

How about we look at Kobe vs Duncan H2H in the playoffs?

Kobe series 4-2, Kobe record 18-10, and Kobe scores more and shoots a better % than Duncan does H2H. Kobe owned Duncan's Spurs.

Kobe's basically getting the opposite send off as Derek Jeter. Just getting hated on out the door by the media, never seen anything like it in sports for an all-time great, it's sad.

H2H's don't mean much. Steve Nash has a head-to-head advantage vs. Kobe. So does Dirk, who absolutely dominated Kobe statistically in their matchup.

Also, Duncan's overall stats are slightly better given how dominant he was on the boards when he played the Lakers.

The fact Duncan was the overall best player during last year's le run (led the Spurs in all advanced categories and was statistically their best defender) is nothing short of extraordinary.

And 1 extra Finals MVP gives him the better career. It is what is.

Tim Duncan's highlight reel vs Kobe's?

And no.. The MVP doesn't mean (bleep) over the entirety of their careers..

[100%duncan]

I hope these guys die before they can procreate my god we don't need more stupid people

[Leetonidas]

those re s bringing up arbitrary totals and revisionist history


Kobe wasn't a 2nd/3rd option like Duncan after 2008


carried to three of his rings by the most dominant player ever. It's insane how much they try to discredit Shaq to prop up Kobe

[Drachen]

crofl here we go again

tbytc2012 Starting Rotation Joined: 05 Mar 2013 Posts: 658	Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 9:15 pm Post subject: Stop praising Boozer by looking his stats. No matter how much points he got, he just give up by double on the defensive ends. Literally a statue on defensive ends. I've never seen a player this bad on defensive ends.
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Someone has never seen Nash play defense...



Well, most people have never seen Nash play defense.

[Drachen]

Highlight reel? LOOOOOOOOL! OK, then Dominique Wilkins was a better player than Kobe.

[Splits]

poor Jeggs

GoldenThroat Moderator Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 17599

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 7:44 am Post subject: Jeggs wrote: yinoma2001 wrote: Jeggs wrote: -Showtime- wrote: It doesn't matter. All that matters is points per game. That's what makes you an All-Star. Melo and Harden are shooting almost as badly as Kobe and they are superstars. Efficiency will get you nowhere in terms of recognition. What in the world are you talking about? LBJ has made a career off of producing superficial stats. Someone needs to buy Jeggs an ESPN mug, a LBJ jersey, and a "Come Fly With Me" video for XMas. Definitely an ESPN and LBJ hater. But at least I admit it, unlike half the pretenders here who claim to be the "Biggest Kobe fan here but the dude is just a big allen iverson" You're suspended for 3 days. The name calling isn't allowed around here, as has been said many times. EDIT: It's going to be longer because of your previous history of warnings.

[Thebesteva]

poor Jeggs

GoldenThroat Moderator Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 17599

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 7:44 am Post subject: Jeggs wrote: yinoma2001 wrote: Jeggs wrote: -Showtime- wrote: It doesn't matter. All that matters is points per game. That's what makes you an All-Star. Melo and Harden are shooting almost as badly as Kobe and they are superstars. Efficiency will get you nowhere in terms of recognition. What in the world are you talking about? LBJ has made a career off of producing superficial stats. Someone needs to buy Jeggs an ESPN mug, a LBJ jersey, and a "Come Fly With Me" video for XMas. Definitely an ESPN and LBJ hater. But at least I admit it, unlike half the pretenders here who claim to be the "Biggest Kobe fan here but the dude is just a big allen iverson" You're suspended for 3 days. The name calling isn't allowed around here, as has been said many times. EDIT: It's going to be longer because of your previous history of warnings.

That big allen iverson is a reference to me and the shot I took at Jeggs. He is now suspended from LG

the ghost of me still trolling that off of 1 comment
sucking Kobe's so hard he has to get suspended for it

[ElNono]

Lakers95 Franchise Player Joined: 19 Dec 2011 Posts: 14905 Location: Southern California	Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2014 8:58 pm Post subject: Really Horry? This team is 1-9. You're going to WAIT to assess this team?? _________________ Quote: Bryant had come to rage against the idea that Howard's clownish disposition could overtake the locker room, the Lakers' culture, and had warned Howard that he would never, ever let it happen.
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[skut_farkus]

Horry trollin laker fans emotions

[FkLA]

Someone needs to post that fat bean Juan Cesta's post from page 60.

[DMC]

Everyone here would be suspended for life on the 1st hour of the 1st day. Could you imagine the hurtness of feelings if they merged these two sites?

[FkLA]

...It’s really like no other. Each year I try to make it to one Laker game, whether it was in Detroit or Atlanta. Fwiw the Lakers are undefeated in the games I go to, so ahem, Jeanie, hook me up with season tickets, please. I’ve never been to a game in Staples, but from the perspective of a road fan, let me tell you, watching Kobe Bryant in person solidifies why he will always be my favorite player.

I’ve done writeups/summaries on past games I’ve went to, and they are all strikingly similar. From the moment you walk in, the building always has a buzz to it. Different feel than a game vs. any other team. You see the #24 jerseys, you hear the Laker fans chirping, you just feel the excitement, the anticipation.

Even something as routine as shoot arounds, all eyes are on Kobe. How many shots is he going to make? How much lift is he getting? He’s looking extra focused so he’s about to put a little extra into the beatdown tonight. Fear, bitterness, resentment, hate from the opposing fans. Maybe there’s some respect, doesn’t matter, their sorry ass team doesn’t have the prestige of the Lakers or the greatness of Kobe Bean on their side. Our side has the trump card, so we're hyped, pumped up for what surely will be another 81 point game, or at least 50+ with a game winner and a death stare. Whatever it is, it’s going to be a show.

And that’s just it. The man has always put on a show. The entertainment value is priceless. What's he going to do? Who knows. But all eyes are on #24. From shoot around, introductions, opening tip, to the final buzzer. It’s a joy to watch. Oh, Old Washed Up 36 Year Old about to get a looseball and go on a fast break...for a layup? The energy in the crowd instantly changes…”Get ‘em Kooobbee!” Crosses over some poor schmuck -here comes the oohs-, pump fakes that pleb help defender -here comes the ahhs-, fades away and swishes it? Jubilation. Clanks? Disappointment, but I’d be damned if there’s another player who can keep a crowd wanting more for as long as Kobe has. And yes, the MVP chants on the road are very real and very fun to be a part of.

Watching him out there today, I’m reminded that I may only have a couple more chances to see one of the greatest to ever play do his thing. Or this may have been my last. Who knows. What I do know, and have always appreciated was the sublime play and value he has brought to the Lakers. That post up, fake left, pump fake, fadeaway swish? That’s a product of doin’ work. The lift may not be the same anymore, the separation from the defender may not be there, but year after year, the work, the dedication to his craft, the singular focus to get every last ounce out of his potential, was always there. That unparalleled commitment deserves great admiration. Everyone says it to the point where you forget what it really means, but all of that work, focus, desire, and follow through to try and be the greatest to ever do it, cannot be understated.

Look at the mileage. Look at the age. Look at the cir stances. 45,000+ minutes, very few have played as much. 36 years old, 19th season. Even fewer have played this many seasons, let alone for the same team. Torn achilles, fractured knee. Those are just the recent ones. Forget the busted finger on his shooting hand or any other issues a 19 year career will lead to. Injuries the one this guy suffered end careers, or at least severely diminish a player. Not Kobe. He relied on the one thing to get him back. Work ethic. Countless hours of rehab, treatment, whatever it took. Yes, we know Father Time is undefeated, but Kobe has, and continues to, give the best fight possible. That's all we can ask for. Frankly, after the career he's had, no one could have rightly blamed him for calling it a career or coming back a s of himself. But nope, that's not, and will never be Kobe.

I’m sitting here watching this guy still showing off his skills as if he’s in his 12th year. Which by the way, was around the time he already 3 rings, a MVP, and an 81 point game. That was also 7 years ago. No, it’s of course not the same. That’s obvious. But, #24 is a machine, a marvel. The core of his game, the skills, are still there. Truly embodies everything I respect in an athlete and compe or. That compe ive fire and fearlessness, attention to detail and skillset, unwavering belief in himself, been lucky to have watched his career. I appreciate greatness and someone who brought 5x rings, 81 points, 62 in 3 quarters, 50+ in 4 straight, and countless memories.

But yeah, he was supposed to FINALLY be “done” “washed up” “40th best player”. They’ve been digging his grave for so long, eventually they’ll be right. Good for them. Meanwhile, I sit back and enjoy the awe inspiring show from Kobe Bean Bryant, Black Mamba, #24, game after game, year after year. I just hope I can see it in person a couple more times.

(I really envy you guys who have the chance to see Laker games in LA! I can't even imagine how awesome that must be.)

[midnightpulp]

...It’s really like no other. Each year I try to make it to one Laker game, whether it was in Detroit or Atlanta. Fwiw the Lakers are undefeated in the games I go to, so ahem, Jeanie, hook me up with season tickets, please. I’ve never been to a game in Staples, but from the perspective of a road fan, let me tell you, watching Kobe Bryant in person solidifies why he will always be my favorite player.

I’ve done writeups/summaries on past games I’ve went to, and they are all strikingly similar. From the moment you walk in, the building always has a buzz to it. Different feel than a game vs. any other team. You see the #24 jerseys, you hear the Laker fans chirping, you just feel the excitement, the anticipation.

Even something as routine as shoot arounds, all eyes are on Kobe. How many shots is he going to make? How much lift is he getting? He’s looking extra focused so he’s about to put a little extra into the beatdown tonight. Fear, bitterness, resentment, hate from the opposing fans. Maybe there’s some respect, doesn’t matter, their sorry ass team doesn’t have the prestige of the Lakers or the greatness of Kobe Bean on their side. Our side has the trump card, so we're hyped, pumped up for what surely will be another 81 point game, or at least 50+ with a game winner and a death stare. Whatever it is, it’s going to be a show.

And that’s just it. The man has always put on a show. The entertainment value is priceless. What's he going to do? Who knows. But all eyes are on #24. From shoot around, introductions, opening tip, to the final buzzer. It’s a joy to watch. Oh, Old Washed Up 36 Year Old about to get a looseball and go on a fast break...for a layup? The energy in the crowd instantly changes…”Get ‘em Kooobbee!” Crosses over some poor schmuck -here comes the oohs-, pump fakes that pleb help defender -here comes the ahhs-, fades away and swishes it? Jubilation. Clanks? Disappointment, but I’d be damned if there’s another player who can keep a crowd wanting more for as long as Kobe has. And yes, the MVP chants on the road are very real and very fun to be a part of.

Watching him out there today, I’m reminded that I may only have a couple more chances to see one of the greatest to ever play do his thing. Or this may have been my last. Who knows. What I do know, and have always appreciated was the sublime play and value he has brought to the Lakers. That post up, fake left, pump fake, fadeaway swish? That’s a product of doin’ work. The lift may not be the same anymore, the separation from the defender may not be there, but year after year, the work, the dedication to his craft, the singular focus to get every last ounce out of his potential, was always there. That unparalleled commitment deserves great admiration. Everyone says it to the point where you forget what it really means, but all of that work, focus, desire, and follow through to try and be the greatest to ever do it, cannot be understated.

Look at the mileage. Look at the age. Look at the cir stances. 45,000+ minutes, very few have played as much. 36 years old, 19th season. Even fewer have played this many seasons, let alone for the same team. Torn achilles, fractured knee. Those are just the recent ones. Forget the busted finger on his shooting hand or any other issues a 19 year career will lead to. Injuries the one this guy suffered end careers, or at least severely diminish a player. Not Kobe. He relied on the one thing to get him back. Work ethic. Countless hours of rehab, treatment, whatever it took. Yes, we know Father Time is undefeated, but Kobe has, and continues to, give the best fight possible. That's all we can ask for. Frankly, after the career he's had, no one could have rightly blamed him for calling it a career or coming back a s of himself. But nope, that's not, and will never be Kobe.

I’m sitting here watching this guy still showing off his skills as if he’s in his 12th year. Which by the way, was around the time he already 3 rings, a MVP, and an 81 point game. That was also 7 years ago. No, it’s of course not the same. That’s obvious. But, #24 is a machine, a marvel. The core of his game, the skills, are still there. Truly embodies everything I respect in an athlete and compe or. That compe ive fire and fearlessness, attention to detail and skillset, unwavering belief in himself, been lucky to have watched his career. I appreciate greatness and someone who brought 5x rings, 81 points, 62 in 3 quarters, 50+ in 4 straight, and countless memories.

But yeah, he was supposed to FINALLY be “done” “washed up” “40th best player”. They’ve been digging his grave for so long, eventually they’ll be right. Good for them. Meanwhile, I sit back and enjoy the awe inspiring show from Kobe Bean Bryant, Black Mamba, #24, game after game, year after year. I just hope I can see it in person a couple more times.

(I really envy you guys who have the chance to see Laker games in LA! I can't even imagine how awesome that must be.)

I admire his hardcore fandom to a degree, but it is blinding him from the fact that Kobe is washed up. He just might be the worst wing defender in the league.

[Thebesteva]

I admire his hardcore fandom to a degree, but it is blinding him from the fact that Kobe is washed up. He just might be the worst wing defender in the league.

That sig

Seriously though, a lot of us grew up with him as THE guy in LA. It's understandable, but some see that he's the downfall of the franchise now along with Jim Buss. In fact, most the older and less emotional Laker fans I know are very quick to blame Jim and Kobe + 48.5. A lot of respect for Spurs down here right now, most the dudes I know that are still sucking on Kobe's schlong are like 25 year old guys that wait in line to buy his shoes. ass s basically

[FkLA]

That sig

Seriously though, a lot of us grew up with him as THE guy in LA. It's understandable, but some see that he's the downfall of the franchise now along with Jim Buss. In fact, most the older and less emotional Laker fans I know are very quick to blame Jim and Kobe + 48.5. A lot of respect for Spurs down here right now, most the dudes I know that are still sucking on Kobe's schlong are like 25 year old guys that wait in line to buy his shoes. ass s basically

Did any of y'all ever play any form of organized basketball growing up?

[LkrFan]

I hope these guys die before they can procreate my god we don't need more stupid people

What happened to the 38-DD broad in your sig?

[100%duncan]

What happened to the 38-DD broad in your sig?

Too big, literally for the browser I had to keep scrolling and scrolling down. Hey atleast I got the cute chick

[LkrFan]

Too big, literally for the browser I had to keep scrolling and scrolling down. Hey atleast I got the cute chick

No excuses son. -15 points sn

[Thebesteva]

yinoma2001 Retired Number Joined: 19 Jun 2010 Posts: 29803	Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2014 9:25 pm Post subject: Beautiful passing by kobe tonight. Smartest player bball iq wise. _________________ You can take me out of LA, but you'll never take the LA out of me! OLLIE board! (at least until 2016...we'll try again).
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[benefactor]

Lots of Mexicans will be conceived tonight.

[Thebesteva]

Lots of Mexicans will be conceived tonight.