Notable playoff stats for legendary perimeter players at 33 years old.

[Dunc n Dave]

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[Giuseppe]

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[Sean Cagney]

Shaq should be on those first threes as he was the MVP of them..........
Kobe stans love to forget they loved Shaq then and he was their dominant force.

[Dunc n Dave]

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[DMC]

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[Giuseppe]

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[Dunc n Dave]

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[Giuseppe]

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[Koolaid_Man]

In the beginning, let me say that I have no intention to troll as I'm not interested to join this fight between some Laker and Spurs fans, but pls LkrFan explain me two things:

Firstly, if you don't count Kobe's first two years due to the reasons mentioned above, why do you count the points he scored within these years?



It's either or. Either you say he has played 15 years so far and scored 27,868 points or you say 13 years and 26,109 points. You can't mix it. In case you take the latter of these two options, he's #13 in points scored right now.

Secondly, I recall that many Laker fans here claimed various times that Kobe's numbers during the tree-peat were that good that he wasn't a 2nd option at all. Now you wrote:


So, now Kobe wasn't the man despite all those previous claims? Pls explain. Additionally, Shaq left in 2004. Who was then the #1 option between 2004-06?

We count the first few years we're just saying he didn't get much playing time and press...He came off the bench, he was not a starter....He was basically red shirted and still shined...If he put it in the basket then it counts numnuts... no matter how you slice it he's sitting @ #6 all-time and will be # 2 or 3 before he's done.

To your silly ass argument 2nd point...are we talking during the 3-peat or his first 3 seasons...get your logic right so we're on the same page...during the 3 peat I've already addressed this...and I will again...

Each succeeding year Kobe 'the 'side-kick'averaged 21.1 ; 29.4 ; & 26.6 ppg respectively in the playoffs during the play-offs of LA's 3 peat.

While Duncan averaged 23.2, 24.7, & 23.6 ppg respectively during the play-offs for his first 3 les.

If Kobe was Robin to Shaq's batman act...what does that make Duncan...Wonder Woman?

Kobe averaged 25.4pts, 5.9reb, and 5.13ast for the regular season during LA's 3-peat. Better than 95% of all players for those years.

Overall Kobe averaged 25.7pts, 5.83reb, and 5.09ast for the playoffs during LA's 3-peat


Kobe was a top 2 player in the league even back then. Side-Kicks can't put up those kinds of numbers.

2004 -2006 - Since he was stuck playing with Kwame Brown, Smush Parker, Brian Cook, and Chucky Atkins he went on scoring binges until they put a team around him that could compete...for the record Shaq nor Duncan never played with such inferior talent during these years...

what else you got for King Kool...

[Dunc n Dave]

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[Giuseppe]

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