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    5 16.67%
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    11 36.67%
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  1. #4211
    Jerry Buss traded Shaq because he was not in shape and overweight (for the last 3 or 4 years he was out of shape)... more importantly he wanted the MAX contract extention which would hamper LAs chances of getting a marquee free agent. Who would you pick a dominant big man with a poor work ethic, declining skills and health, or a dynamic albiet "selfish" guard with all-world skills and a work ethic to booth.

    During the Shaq era, Kobe was overshadowed by Shaq's size and dominance. A team built around Shaq didn't need a Kobe. It wasn't fair to him actually... and I was surprised when it was Shaq and not Kobe who left, as the Lakers was Shaq.
    On the contrary, he needed Kobe, they need each other. Shaq isn't a closer like Kobe was.. mainly because of his atrocious FT shooting. Kobe on the other hand was an excellent FT shooter who was willing to take the big shots and made the big shots. Like I said Shaq was the anchor, but Kobe was the closer, that made the Lakers a great team.

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    #4212
    basta ako MJ, kasi IDOL eh, but Kobe has his own greatness in basketball.

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    #4213
    Quote Originally Posted by baiskee
    na record ko din yung game...

    peste, the replay game schedule was 12MN.... pero pinalabas na nila 1:45am na.

    lecheng boxing replay yan...pati commercials buong buo din. :fire:
    napanood ko din yan..., jingle time kasi... tinapos to talaga

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    #4214
    he..he ni replay din pala last night...i guess madaming nag request to air it again...

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    #4215
    nasa CD ba ? pwede pakopya na lang

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    #4216
    MJ pa din...
    no doubt...

    pero i like the way lebron plays...

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    #4217
    meron sa *******spy Lakers vs Raptors, 1.4GB

  8. #4218
    bai: pahenge naman ng kopya

    Quote Originally Posted by M54 Powered
    palit daw ng pangalan sabi ni Phil....his system will from now on be known as the "Bryangle offense"
    Here's the whole article... read and enjoy

    Bryant Will Take Every Laker Shot, Jackson Announces
    By Graham Flashner

    In an unprecedented move that Phil Jackson hopes will get his L.A. Lakers into the playoffs, the team has announced that Kobe Bryant will be taking every shot of every game, as long as he’s on the floor, for the remainder of the season. The new scheme, dubbed the “Bryangle” offense, comes on the heels of Bryant’s 81-point explosion against Toronto. It will mean that no Laker will be allowed to shoot except under special circumstances. It also means that Bryant, who’s averaging better than 36 points per game, will certainly win the NBA’s scoring title.

    Though the controversial decision seemed sure to cause resentment among teammates, Jackson didn’t seem concerned. “It’s fairly obvious we’ve been… moving towards this kind of situation for a long time,” he said. “We had to ask, who else would be want taking shots at the end of a game… or in the last five minutes of a game… or midway through the third quarter…or, getting us off to a quick start in the first quarter.”

    Said Bryant: “I want the ball every time. I feel I can score on anyone, any time, any place, from anywhere on the court. If my teammates would just set screens, run interference, and stay out of my way, there’s no telling what I could do. If I’d had 60 shots against Toronto, I would’ve easily broke 100. I don’t think 120 is out of the question, if I got half the foul calls I should be getting.”

    While Bryant’s teammates didn’t seem thrilled with the move, they were careful in their comments. “They don’t pay me to score,” said center Chris Mihm, who tallied 12 points to complement Bryant’s 81. But Lamar Odom, averaging nearly 15 points a game, was clearly upset. “Does this mean that I’m the only one allowed to rebound?” he asked with a raised eyebrow. “Is [Smush Parker] gonna be the only guy allowed to get assists?

    Then he sighed, turning philosophical. “Maybe it’s for the best. It’s getting to the point where I feel guilty any time I take a shot. And if I miss, I can feel Kobe glaring at me, like, how dare I take that shot?

    Added Devean George: “Look at this way. If Kobe’s shooting 80-90 times a game, and we lose, at least he won’t be able to blame us for missing the big shots.”

    There will be exceptions . The conditions in which another Laker besides Bryant is allowed to shoot are as follows:

    - If Bryant is on the bench.

    - If Bryant misses a free throw, and a teammate in the lane has an opportunity for a tip-in.

    - If Bryant is double-teamed and passes the ball to a teammate no further than three feet from the basket.

    - If a teammate has the ball with less than 2 seconds to go in the first, second, or third quarter and can’t pass it to Bryant without time expiring. (Only Bryant will be allowed to have the ball in his hands in the last ten seconds of the fourth quarter).

    Otherwise, look for Bryant to be shooting on every Laker possession. “I’m real excited,” Bryant confided. “It’s what I’ve always dreamed.”

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    #4219
    time to drop those laker players in fnba :D

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    #4220
    vince carter: kobe's 81 a bad example, warns kids not to be like Kobe

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