Re: Once again behold the All Things KOBE thread...
Although I have said that I will ignore your posts, since you directed this at me, I will address it.
Those numbers you gave of Kobe's shooting is all fine and dandy, but when I say he was ball hoggin, I'm talking about the shots that he took. There were many times in the Chicago game where he had players open and he forced his shots. Everytime in the 4th anyone passed to him, it just ended there. There was no more ball movement, and it was just him against the rest of the team.
I said last night against Memphis he was better, which he was. But I also said that he was hoggin at times too. There was one play I distinctly remember where he is driving down the lane and there are 2 or 3 defenders on him. He goes and takes the shot himself, while Horace is standing wide open on the left wing. Does he pass? No, he thinks he can do it all by himself, even when his teammates were playing really well.
And as for saying that I know nothing, I'm sure that a majority of the people on these boards will back me up on my thoughts and opinions whereas your knowledge of the game of basketball is rather questionable. I know you don't care what these people here might think so I that shouldn't bother you much. Numbers don't always tell the whole story man. Get off your hero's nutz before you come to me with that weak stuff.
Although I have said that I will ignore your posts, since you directed this at me, I will address it.
Those numbers you gave of Kobe's shooting is all fine and dandy, but when I say he was ball hoggin, I'm talking about the shots that he took. There were many times in the Chicago game where he had players open and he forced his shots. Everytime in the 4th anyone passed to him, it just ended there. There was no more ball movement, and it was just him against the rest of the team.
I said last night against Memphis he was better, which he was. But I also said that he was hoggin at times too. There was one play I distinctly remember where he is driving down the lane and there are 2 or 3 defenders on him. He goes and takes the shot himself, while Horace is standing wide open on the left wing. Does he pass? No, he thinks he can do it all by himself, even when his teammates were playing really well.
And as for saying that I know nothing, I'm sure that a majority of the people on these boards will back me up on my thoughts and opinions whereas your knowledge of the game of basketball is rather questionable. I know you don't care what these people here might think so I that shouldn't bother you much. Numbers don't always tell the whole story man. Get off your hero's nutz before you come to me with that weak stuff.
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