$Bill wrote:
> Avant Grape wrote:
>> bozak wrote:
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>>> On May 12, 12:59 pm, " bozak" <________boz...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> "Alson Wong" <ra...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> http://s****ts.espn.go.com/espn/elias?date=20080511
>>>>> Kobe Bryant had 33 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds in the
>>>>> Lakers' overtime loss at Utah. Bryant has posted at least 30 points,
>>>>> six assists and six rebounds in each of his last five games, the
>>>>> longest such streak for any player in NBA postseason history.
Michael
>>>>> Jordan (1993 to 1995) and Oscar Robertson (1963 to 1964) had
four-game
>>>>> streaks which spanned playoff years.
>>>> keeping the streak alive sunk the lakers...
>>>>
>>>> 30 points on 30 shots sucks major ass...
>>>
>>> No it didn't, although it certainly contributed, his 30 shots are not
>>> the sole reason the Lakers lost that game. Missed fts (by the whole
>>> team), ridiculous missed dunks, relying far too much on the outside
>>> shot (Kobe included) for large stretches, Farmar being utterly useless
>>> yesterday and granting them a ton of momentum with his poor play on
>>> both ends, and even Phil starting the 4th with that stupid lineup all
>>> played major roles in that loss.
>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>> farmar didnt play enough to lose the game...
>>>
>>> kobe on the other hand jacking up 20 bricks, it should be obvious what
>>> the major problem was yesterday...
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Like the Lakers even have a chance to win this series without Kobe
>> "jacking up shots."
>>
>> Uh uh.
>
> They do if he takes better shots; takes it to the hoop to get FTs and
> defenders in foul trouble; dribbles less and p***** more (and better).
> Kobe makes mistakes as much as the next guy out there.
>
>
Of course, but had he made the shots, all praise would have gone to him.
It's up to Kobe to discover his limitations. He can make a shot from
any angle at any time and I'd rather him "jack up shots" more than
anyone else on the Lakers. Some nights it'll work, some not. It's up
to Kobe to decide if his teammates can be relied on or not. I trust his
judgment on a game-to-game basis over any of the couch potatoes here.
-JC
-JC
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