like i said, you dont want to play this game. you just moved the goal post my friend. now we're leaving the topic cause you got manhandled. and now changing years.
Yes I do want to play this game. Because it's amazing how Kobestans will always find a morsel of food in every turd. It's like the 2004 finals when Kobestans ignore Games 1, 3-5 and focus on Game 2's game winner
If you ignore every bad game kobe's had, then you'd realize he's never had a bad game his entire career.
2004 when he lost to detroit?
where we saw him being doubled all game long while they had another guy or two behind that defense just in case he escapes. not how they plan Bron with one man(iggy) and thats enough. You better put two dudes on kobe and have another man or two behind that line. its like having a defensive line, then the LB's just in case he breaks past them. and you expect kobe to ball out in that scenario. no normal sized scorer can defeat that. kobe is normal at the sg spot at 6'6 215 or so. Bron is oversized at SF due to his weight
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XWTzoPB9bCQ/maxresdefault.jpg
Look at sheed not even guarding the other man. straight out 2-3 zone. he's going to slide over to jump shaq if need be, but if kobe(who is passing it to shaq) tries to drive. he's going to step up to help on that two. while ben wallace is still behind shaq. kobe would have to beat a ZONE after beating his man. lebron is tasked with destroying one man right now(iggy) and he cant do that. at least not yet.
like i said. 2 on 1. while fouling him for no calls
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/gallery/2004/nbafinals2004/3princekoberip.jpg
and ben wallace/ sheed is waiting on him after he split this trap.
At 6-9 and with the arm span of a 7-footer, Prince has posed all sorts of problems for Bryant. That has gone a long way in disrupting the Lakers' offense and putting them in a hole that no team has ever escaped, down 3-1 in the Finals. Bryant is shooting 39.1% from the field and getting to the free throw line 3.5 times a game, very un-Bryant-like numbers.
Thanks to his length, Prince can contest a jump shot while playing about a half step off Bryant, making it more difficult for Bryant to drive by. Prince forces Bryant where he wants him to go, usually into other Pistons. That results in Bryant throwing up ill-advised shots and keeps Bryant out of the lane, where he usually can create fouls.
"I've never played against somebody that long before," said Bryant, who at 6-6 normally has a size advantage over the player guarding him. "He does a good job of utilizing his length."
^^^kobe doesnt have to be ashamed of those numbers. They single covered shaq pretty much all series to focus a zone on kobe while also trapping him and running 6'9 with a 7 footers wingspan at kobe.
agian kobe is a normal sg height/length. not so with bron. he's the giant of his position. he's bigger than iggy. and yet iggy is giving him fits. it exposes the fact that bron isnt all that skilled on the offensive end. he just isnt.
what happened to all of that post game talk. his post game is suspect at best. am i glad he at least added a little something? SURE. but lets not lie about the man because he's the face of the nba. the man's post game is suspect. he really only uses 2 moves. turn around fade and a dropstep. if you stop those two. he starts to switch his pivot(travelling) and trying to ram his shoulder into you(illegal OFFENSIVE FOUL). so basically when bron cant get a free lane to the rack or he cant bully ball you on the drive. he's done.
