The Perpetual NBA Thread

**mikaztro** · November 16th, 2004 02:59 PM

2004-2005 STATS after 6 games
LEBRON JAMES VS. KOBE BRYANT
PPG 27.8 VS 28.3
RPG 8.0 VS 6.3
APG 6.0 VS 4.6
SPG 2.50 VS .75
BPG 1.67 VS 1.25
FG% .459 VS .389
FT% .766 VS .868
3P% .300 VS .286
MPG 44.8 VS 41.3

**estong_bulutong** · November 16th, 2004 04:18 PM

Wow ... oks na stat yan ah.... except sa score lahat ng dept talo ni Lebron si Kobe.... maski na sabihin pang talo siya sa scoring eh... ang taas pa rin ng average pts ni Lebron...

**ram** · November 16th, 2004 04:34 PM

talagang mas lamang si kobe sa stat points kasi lagi niyang hawak ang bola. ayaw na yatang ibigay sa iba. and in case one of his teammates was lucky enough na mapasahan ni kobe dapat mashoot niya or else kobe will feel justified that he should have taken the shot instead. but i think he will come to his senses soon enough... pag nasa less than 0.500 na percentage nila

**mikaztro** · November 16th, 2004 05:59 PM

and he is only 19 yrs old. Whoaaah!

*Named 2003-04 NBA Rookie of the Year becoming the first Cavalier and youngest player to ever receive the award

*One of three rookies in NBA history to average at least 20 points, five rebounds and five assists in one season (O. Robertson, M. Jordan)

**empy** · November 16th, 2004 10:35 PM

Originally posted by mikaztro
2004-2005 STATS after 6 games
LEBRON JAMES VS. KOBE BRYANT

FG% .459 VS .389

this is the key stat that i saw. kobe's horrible fg% shows me that he is forcing the issue and not trusting his teammates.

bad news for us lakers fans, but not unexpected.

**ILuvDetailing** · November 16th, 2004 11:41 PM

Do not loose hope Laker fans, the Pacific Division isn't as strong as in previous seasons, with the Kings struggling, as well as perenial losers the GS Worriors, Phoenix is playing well with their small ball lineup but for how long? The Clippers are playing decent ball but would you put your money on a Donald Stering team? The Lakers might be able to win the Pacific and clinch the 3rd seed.

**mikaztro** · November 17th, 2004 11:08 AM

i hope so--so that he will be able to meet his nemesis...THE SHAQ!

**kimpOy** · November 17th, 2004 11:22 AM

iba talaga ang offensive plan ni rudy t.

he prefers going down low (eg hakeem, barkley)
if doubled, dishing out to an open shooter (eg. horry) last in the playbook are the slashers (eg, drexler, pippen)

**ram** · November 17th, 2004 12:22 PM

the sonics post their 7th win in a row by beating the sixers 103-95. rey allen topscored the sonics exploding with 37 points. Iverson managed "only" 26 points.

the bobcats almost had an upset over the jazz were it not for the game heroics of boozer who had a game high 34 points. raja bell however made the crucial game-winning free throws in the dying seconds. Boozer ensnared the rebound on a missed j by wallace and was fouled by brezec preserving the victory with a split free-throw.

a heartbreaker for the expansion team bobcats. they led with 22 points at one time. just shows the championship character of the jazz.

**mikaztro** · November 17th, 2004 01:26 PM

lEading na si Lebron sa scoring!

Lebron James stats as of 7 games:
PPG 28.6 RPG 8.6 APG 5.7 SPG 2.43 BPG 1.57 FG% .472 FT% .764 3P% .360 MPG 44.4

Kobe Bryant
PPG 28.3 RPG 6.3 APG 4.6 SPG .75 BPG 1.25 FG% .389 FT% .868 3P% .286 MPG 41.3

I think Rudy T. is not fit with the playing style of Kobe. I guess Kobe should learn how to play his coaches style. Sabagay, Kobe is the one who picked Rudy T.