shaq put up some crazy numbers in the NBA FINALS(00-02) carried kobe to 3rings

[Da Jungles]

I wasn't even gonna entertain this thread, but fukk it Ima get my troll on too

they win 2 if flash doesnt dislocate his shoulder

IF Shaq and Kobe don't act like bytches then the Heat don't win ANYTHING

 

[FTBS]

IF Shaq and Kobe don't act like bytches then the rest of the league doesn't win ANYTHING

Fixed.

 

[Da Jungles]

Fixed.

*2 Chainz voice*

TRRRRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

 

[YBE]

dumbazz anybody puttin up 25-29 ppg is def 1b..those are first option numbers

stop falling for the bait. you really think throwing numbers in a nikka's face is gonna change his opinion when he was a hater to begin with?


29.4ppg (Kobe 2001 Playoffs)
30.4ppg (Shaq 2001 Playoffs)

30.5ppg (Bron 2012 Playoffs)
23ppg (Wade 2012 Playoffs)


Those nikkas will look at those numbers............say Kobe got carried and not say one disparaging thing about Wade You got to learn how to stop getting trolled. None of these dudes are going to ever change their opinions about Kobe.

 

[PTBG]

lol looking back, but mann that chuckfest between Kobe and AI in the 01 finals was on some other shyt. But, anyways pertaining to the thread title, yes Shaq was dominate as fukk, but we need to stop with this Shaq carried Kobe. Yes Kobe was the 2nd option and Shaq was the best player on the Lakers, but besides Mutumbo, who was legit competition for Shaq at the Center during the 2000-2002 3-peat? There was Zo, but he was in the east, who did he really have to worry about that was a center really? An out of his prime David Robinson? Antonio Davis? Vlade Divac? Kobe guarded the best player on the team during the 3-peat. He was guarding Reggie Miller, Jalen Rose, AI, Jason Kidd, Kerry Kittles, Keith Van Horn, and real nikka Lucious Harris all during the finals, who were the best players on the team, well besides Lucious Harris but you get the point.. While, besides Mutombo, Shaq was guarded by Rik Smits, Austin Croshere, Todd MacCalough, Aaron Williams, a lot more easier to guard and dominate against compared to Kobe's opposition. But, they both but in that work, and both would not have won those 3 rings if both didn't carry there weight evenly. But, as great and dominant as Shaq was, the Lakers didn't become a championship team until Kobe started to hit his strides and become an elite player in the NBA. But, yea Shaq was crazy during that 3-peat era run, but you gotta stop with this Kobe getting carried by Shaq like Kobe was some bum and did nothing for the Lakers and won a free ring tagging along with Shaq.

 

[Street Knowledge]

Bean averaged 11 PPG more then Gasol in the 09' Playoffs. That's carrying

 

[malbaker86]

at everything about this thread

thread is delivering when it comes to how had some will ride for who they believe in

 

[Dr. Fauci]

Game 1 v. Indiana - 14 points 3 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 2 blocks 6-13 FG 2-2 FT
Game 2 v. Indiana - 2 points 1 rebound 4 assists 0 steals 1 block 1-3 FG 0-0 FT
Game 3 v. Indiana - DNP
Game 4 v. Indiana - 28 points 4 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 2 blocks 14-27 FG 0-0 FT
Game 5 v. Indiana - 8 points 5 rebounds 3 assists 2 steals 0 blocks 4-20 FG 0-0 FT
Game 6 v. Indiana - 26 points 10 rebounds 4 assists 1 steal 2 blocks 8-27 FG 8-9 FT
Game 1 v. Philadelphia - 15 points 3 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 3 blocks 7-22 FG 1-1 FT
Game 2 v. Philadelphia - 31 points 8 rebounds 6 assists 2 steals 2 blocks 11-23 FG 8-8 FT
Game 3 v. Philadelphia - 32 points 6 rebounds 3 assists 2 steals 0 blocks 13-30 FG 6-6 FT
Game 4 v. Philadelphia - 19 points 10 rebounds 9 assists 1 steal 1 block 6-13 FG 7-12 FT
Game 5 v. Philadelphia - 26 points 12 rebounds 6 assists 1 steal 1 block 7-18 FG 10-11 FT
Game 1 v. New Jersey - 22 points 3 rebounds 6 assists 1 steal 0 block 6-16 FG 10-11 FT
Game 2 v. New Jersey - 24 points 8 rebounds 3 assists 2 steals 1 block 9-15 FG 3-4 FT
Game 3 v. New Jersey - 36 points 6 rebounds 4 assists 1 steal 2 blocks 14-23 FG 7-10 FT
Game 4 v. New Jersey - 25 points 6 rebounds 8 assists 2 steal 0 blocks 7-16 FG 9-11 FT
Game 1 v. Detroit - 25 points 4 rebounds 4 assists 4 steals 2 blocks 10-27 FG 4-4 FT
Game 2 v. Detroit - 33 points 4 rebounds 7 assists 2 steals 0 blocks 14-27 FG 4-5 FT
Game 3 v. Detroit - 11 points 3 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 1 block 4-13 FG 3-3 FT
Game 4 v. Detroit - 20 points 0 rebounds 2 assists 1 steal 0 blocks 8-25 FG 2-2 FT
Game 5 v. Detroit - 24 points 3 rebounds 4 assists 1 steal 0 blocks 7 -21 FG 10-11 FT
Game 1 v. Boston - 24 points 3 rebounds 6 assists 1 steal 1 block 9-26 FG 6-6 FT
Game 2 v. Boston - 30 points 4 rebounds 8 assists 3 steals 0 blocks 11-23 FG 7-7 FT
Game 3 v. Boston - 36 points 7 rebounds 1 assist 2 steals 0 blocks 12-20 FG 11-18 FT
Game 4 v. Boston - 17 points 4 rebounds 10 assists 4 steals 0 blocks 6-19 FG 5-6 FT
Game 5 v. Boston - 25 points 7 rebounds 4 assists 5 steals 0 blocks 8-21 FG 5-7 FT
Game 6 v. Boston - 22 points 3 rebounds 1 assist 1 steal 0 blocks 7-22 FG 5-5 FT
Game 1 v. Orlando - 40 points 8 rebounds 8 assists 2 steals 2 blocks 16-34 FG 8-8 FT
Game 2 v. Orlando - 29 points 4 rebounds 8 assists 2 steals 0 blocks 10-22 FG 8-10 FT
Game 3 v. Orlando - 31 points 3 rebounds 8 assists 0 steals 0 blocks 11-25 FG 5-10 FT
Game 4 v. Orlando - 32 points 7 rebounds 8 assists 1 steal 1 block 11-31 FG 8-8 FT
Game 5 v. Orlando - 30 points 6 rebounds 5 assists 2 steals 4 blocks 10-23 FG 8-8 FT
Game 1 v. Boston - 30 points 7 rebounds 6 assists 1 steal 1 block 10-22 FG 9-10 FT
Game 2 v. Boston - 21 points 5 rebounds 6 assists 4 steals 0 blocks 8-20 FG 3-3 FT 182-216
Game 3 v. Boston - 29 points 7 rebounds 4 assists 2 steals 3 blocks 10-29 FG 8-8 FT
Game 4 v. Boston - 33 points 6 rebounds 2 assists 2 steals 0 blocks 10-22 FG 7-8 FT
Game 5 v. Boston - 38 points 5 rebounds 4 assists 1 steal 1 block 13-27 FG 8-9 FT
Game 6 v. Boston - 26 points 11 rebounds 3 assists 4 steals 0 blocks 9-19 FG 7-7 FT

Kobe Bryant career Finals statistics
24.7 PPG 5.2 RPG 5.0 APG 1.75 SPG 0.89 BPG 323-784 FG 41.1% 213-248 85.8% FT

 

[Dr. Fauci]

Game 3 v. Detroit - 11 points 3 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 1 block 4-13 FG 3-3 FT

 

[Dr. Fauci]

In the playoffs, minus 2012


(2006) LeBron James 35.7ppg, 7.5reb. 5.7ast, 50.1%fg vs Washington
(2006) LeBron James 26.6ppg, 8.6reb, 6.0ast, 44.2%fg vs Detroit
(2007) LeBron James 27.8ppg, 8.5reb, 7.5ast, 42.5%fg vs Washington
(2007) LeBron James 24.7ppg, 7.3reb, 8.5ast, 42.3%fg vs New Jersey
(2007) LeBron James 25.7ppg, 9.2reb, 8.5ast, 44.9%fg vs Detroit
(2007) LeBron James 22.0ppg, 7.0reb, 6.8ast, 35.6%fg vs San Antonio
(2008) LeBron James 29.8ppg, 9.5reb, 7.7ast, 48.3%fg vs Washington
(2008) LeBron James 26.7ppg, 6.4reb, 7.6ast, 35.5%fg vs Boston
(2009) LeBron James 32.0ppg, 11.3reb, 7.5ast, 50.6%fg vs Detroit
(2009) LeBron James 33.8ppg, 8.3reb, 6.0ast, 55.6%fg vs Atlanta
(2009) LeBron James 38.5ppg, 8.3reb, 8.0ast, 48.7%fg vs Orlando
(2010) LeBron James 31.8ppg, 9.2reb, 8.2ast, 56.7%fg vs Chicago
(2010) LeBron James 26.8ppg, 9.3reb, 7.2ast, 44.7%fg vs Boston
(2011) LeBron James 24.2ppg, 10.6reb, 6.2ast, 46.9%fg vs Philadelphia
(2011) LeBron James 28.0ppg, 8.2reb, 3.6ast, 47.2%fg vs Boston
(2011) LeBron James 25.8ppg, 7.8reb, 6.6ast, 44.7%fg vs Chicago
(2011) LeBron James 17.8ppg, 6.8reb, 6.8ast, 47.8%fg vs Dallas

 

[Street Knowledge]

In the playoffs, minus 2012


(2006) LeBron James 35.7ppg, 7.5reb. 5.7ast, 50.1%fg vs Washington
(2006) LeBron James 26.6ppg, 8.6reb, 6.0ast, 44.2%fg vs Detroit
(2007) LeBron James 27.8ppg, 8.5reb, 7.5ast, 42.5%fg vs Washington
(2007) LeBron James 24.7ppg, 7.3reb, 8.5ast, 42.3%fg vs New Jersey
(2007) LeBron James 25.7ppg, 9.2reb, 8.5ast, 44.9%fg vs Detroit
(2007) LeBron James 22.0ppg, 7.0reb, 6.8ast, 35.6%fg vs San Antonio
(2008) LeBron James 29.8ppg, 9.5reb, 7.7ast, 48.3%fg vs Washington
(2008) LeBron James 26.7ppg, 6.4reb, 7.6ast, 35.5%fg vs Boston
(2009) LeBron James 32.0ppg, 11.3reb, 7.5ast, 50.6%fg vs Detroit
(2009) LeBron James 33.8ppg, 8.3reb, 6.0ast, 55.6%fg vs Atlanta
(2009) LeBron James 38.5ppg, 8.3reb, 8.0ast, 48.7%fg vs Orlando
(2010) LeBron James 31.8ppg, 9.2reb, 8.2ast, 56.7%fg vs Chicago
(2010) LeBron James 26.8ppg, 9.3reb, 7.2ast, 44.7%fg vs Boston
(2011) LeBron James 24.2ppg, 10.6reb, 6.2ast, 46.9%fg vs Philadelphia
(2011) LeBron James 28.0ppg, 8.2reb, 3.6ast, 47.2%fg vs Boston
(2011) LeBron James 25.8ppg, 7.8reb, 6.6ast, 44.7%fg vs Chicago
(2011) LeBron James 17.8ppg, 6.8reb, 6.8ast, 47.8%fg vs Dallas

Smh no one cares about Lebron stat padding against 40 win nets wizards and hawks teams that would've never made the playoffs out west. There's a reason he only beat one 50 win team in 7 years in Cleavland



From 05'-10' against 50-win teams:

Kobe - 30.0 ppg, 46.7% FG, 57.0% TS, 5.7 rpg, 5.4 apg

Bron - 28.0 ppg, 42.6% FG, 52.4% TS, 8.2 rpg, 7.3 apg

Wade - 30.0 ppg, 51.3% FG, 59.9% TS, 5.8 rpg, 5.0*

 

[Dr. Fauci]

Smh no one cares about Lebron stat padding against 40 win nets wizards and hawks teams that would've never made the playoffs out west. There's a reason he only beat one 50 win team in 7 years in Cleavland



From 05'-10' against 50-win teams:

Kobe - 30.0 ppg, 46.7% FG, 57.0% TS, 5.7 rpg, 5.4 apg

Bron - 28.0 ppg, 42.6% FG, 52.4% TS, 8.2 rpg, 7.3 apg

Wade - 30.0 ppg, 51.3% FG, 59.9% TS, 5.8 rpg, 5.0*

I was just puttin it up there for comparison


These are the 2 stats from Lebron that stick out to me (his lowest numbers mind u)

(2007) LeBron James 22.0ppg, 7.0reb, 6.8ast, 35.6%fg vs San Antonio

(2011) LeBron James 17.8ppg, 6.8reb, 6.8ast, 47.8%fg vs Dallas

 

[Street Knowledge]

I was just puttin it up there for comparison


These are the 2 stats from Lebron that stick out to me (his lowest numbers mind u)

(2007) LeBron James 22.0ppg, 7.0reb, 6.8ast, 35.6%fg vs San Antonio

(2011) LeBron James 17.8ppg, 6.8reb, 6.8ast, 47.8%fg vs Dallas

And He sucked both series, And lost. If he was in the west he faces a San Antonio in the 1st or 2nd rd.

But since he played in the east he got to go through a trash nets wizards and the Larry Holmes status Pistons

 

[Absolut]

nice to see this thread. was wondering when someone would discuss this

 

[MustafaSTL]

Why do people still entertain this obvious troll with his threads?