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Kobe ignored whoever he's guarding. But still, if they created more movement on parameter, it would make harder to double.
That's more than what I expected, looks like RA wanted this rotation against certain teams.
Adelman actually made a good point in the post-game press: they don't get open IN ＦＲＯＮＴ of Yao, that causes problem for Yao when lakers double...
impressive, very nice looking.
He could certainly play better, no doubt. But it's not like he doesn't butterfinger a few every few games.
Having a Tmac (dosen't have to be himself) to feed the ball would make all the differences. It reminds me, yeah Tmac was playing the last time.
Hardly, but I do think we wouldn't have this many turnover with Rafer.
and I'd tag this question: when Yao Ming is guarded by a mobile defender: What's the percentage of TO it results when you throw a low bounce...
and oh, low bounce pass when Yao has a far more mobile defender is just a bad idea.
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Again, He had 18 last time, with BOTH Gasol and Bynum playing. His career average is about 15. What changed? As far as I can telll, Yao...
LOL, as I predicted, all you can say it whoever sucked. Care to answer any of the listed questions? Do you have a different answer? What can you...
Certainly doesn't seem like it in 4th quarters. We can probably rely on Durvasa for some charts on that one.
First option doesn't have to shoot the ball. Get some tape of Rockets game, watch it over, and see how points are generated.
I don't understand his AB love...and strange sub pattern.
Actually, I agree with this part. people?...they just want to be with the popular opinions.
He played Lakers fine in his career, it's not his problem. You guys don't have memory.
