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I Know Kome is a cancer, they should just waive him or something
http://www.espn.go.com/nba/powerrankings?year=2010&week=20
Power Rankings:
1 Cavs
2 Magic
3 Lakers: Some background for your next heated Lakers argument: They're 3-5 when Kobe takes 30 shots or more, 25-9 when he takes 20-29 shots and 20-4 when he takes fewer than 20, including the five games Kobe missed.
I Know Kome is a cancer, they should just waive him or something
+1 or trade him for a legit PG when they can
These Lebron trolls sure are re ed
BREAKING NEWS: teams play better when the best player doesn't need to take as many shots because his supporting cast is playing well.
Lebron when his team loses: 22.21 shots attempted
Lebron when his team wins: 19.51 shots attempted
LEBRON IS OBVIOUSLY A CANCER!!!!
this is stupid
I'm a ing dunk machine nowadays. Pass it old man.
sons nothing new from Kobe tonight. he put up 30 points off of PATHETIC shooting and tons of help from the refs ... 10 of 26 shooting (LMAO) and 8 of 14 from the freebie line (LMAO). so basically it took him 26 shot attempts to score 22 points.
Last edited by BRHornet45; 03-17-2010 at 08:53 AM.
sometimes there is truth to this, but sometimes this can be a skewed stat as well. often times, if the rest of the team is playing like garbage, the star is going to naturally step up and take more shots to try to make something happen when his teammates cant. truth is, if your teammates arent playing well, the team is probably going to end up losing regardless, but there are rare times when an individual in basketball can get hot and score enough to make up for the lack of help from his teammates. its not always about being a ballhog. its about doing what you can as the leader to find a way to lead your team to a win.
when gasol is playing soft, bynum is being the he usually is, fisher is blowing wide open layups, and ron-ron is out there jacking re ed shots up, Kobe is gonna have to take over to TRY to make something happen.
Sounds about right. I wonder if Allen Iverson was the same way and he had far worse teams.
sons as Kobe gets older and his shooting numbers continue to decline, it will be hilarious watching the media still push this guy to the top. the dude is only 31 now and already has a below average career field goal percentage of .454%. Imagine how much lower that number will be 5 years from now? expect his field goal percentage to go down and his free throw attempts to sky rocket. sons I'm willing to be that Kobe will finish his career at 36 years old with numbers like this ...
PPG: 24
FG: 39%
FG Attempts per game: 22
FREEBIES per game: 10
Correlation and causation. Such difficult concepts to keep straight.
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