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Kobe "Record Breaker" Bryant does it again
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
--- Quote from: africas seed on April 15, 2006, 10:46:55 PM ---kobe has broken more records and yeah last yr the only 2 standout players were shaq and nash. nash though does a better job of making his teammates better. maybe its cuz of the position he plays but theres no arguing that he does a better job of making his teammates better and helping them reach a whole new level that they wouldnt be able to reach without him.
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I don't think Nash would be doing for Kwame, Smush, Lamar, etc. what Kobe is...Again, it's mostly the system making the players look better. Slava Medvedenko in that run-n-gun no defense system the Suns are running would averege 15 points and 8 rebounds...Steve Nash just fits that role, he's no MVP...PeACe
wcsoldier:
^^ exactly once again, personnally I ain't even waste my time to argue no more... I guess there are players that are dickriden , that's it... Some would die to give Nash his 2nd award whereas no one took care when Kidd was robbed.... but that's the way it is Nash, Duncan and James have their dick sucked hard all day long
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
--- Quote from: wcsoldier on April 16, 2006, 01:55:54 AM ---^^ exactly once again, personnally I ain't even waste my time to argue no more... I guess there are players that are dickriden , that's it... Some would die to give Nash his 2nd award whereas no one took care when Kidd was robbed.... but that's the way it is Nash, Duncan and James have their dick sucked hard all day long
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Yup...Kidd in his prime>>>Nash in his prime.
Stone Cold is Bout It, Bout It:
Here's some Playoff Stats / Records kobe could get the next 5-7 years.........
Scoring
Highest scoring average, one playoff series
46.3 — Jerry West, Los Angeles vs. Baltimore, 1965 (278 points/6 games)
45.2 — Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland, 1988 (226/5)
45.0 — Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Miami, 1992 (135/3)
Most points, game
63 — Michael Jordan, Chicago at Boston, April 20, 1986 (2OT)
61 — Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles at Boston, April 14, 1962
56 — Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse, March 22, 1962
56 — Michael Jordan, Chicago at Miami, April 29, 1992
56 — Charles Barkley, Phoenix at Golden State, May 4, 1994
Most consecutive games, 20 or more points
60 — Michael Jordan, Chicago, June 2, 1989 - May 11, 1993
57 — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, April 13, 1973 - April 5, 1981
Most consecutive games, 30 or more points
11 — Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles, March 27, 1962 - April 18, 1962
Most consecutive games, 40 or more points
6 — Jerry West, Los Angeles, April 3 - April 13, 1965
4 — Bernard King, New York, April 19 - April 27, 1984
4 — Michael Jordan, Chicago, June 11 - June 18, 1993
Most points, one half
39 — Sleepy Floyd, Golden State vs. L.A. Lakers, May 10 1987
38 — Charles Barkley, Phoenix at Golden State, May 4, 1994
Most points, one quarter
29 — Sleepy Floyd, Golden State vs. LA Lakers, May 10 1987
27 — Mark Aguirre, Dallas at Houston, May 5, 1998
27 — Charles Barkley, Phoenix at Golden State, May 4, 1994
26 — Allen Iverson, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, June 1, 2001
Most field goals, game
24 — Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse, March 14, 1960
24 — John Havlicek, Boston vs. Atlanta, April 1, 1973
24 — Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland, May 1, 1998
Most field goal attempts, game
48 — Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse, March 22, 1962
48 — Rick Barry, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia, April 18, 1967
Three-point field goals
Most three-point field goals, none missed, game
7 — Robert Horry, LA Lakers at Utah, May 6, 1997
Most three-point field goals, game
9 — Ray Allen, Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia, June 6, 2001
9 — Vince Carter, Toronto vs. Philadelphia, May 11, 2001
9 — Rex Chapman, Phoenix at Seattle, April 25, 1997
Most three-point field goals, one half
8 — Vince Carter, Toronto vs. Philadelphia, May 11, 2001
6 — Ray Allen, Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia, June 1, 2001
6 — Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Portland, June 3, 1992
6 — Reggie Miller, Indiana at New York, June 1, 1994
6 — Kenny Smith, Houston at Utah, April 29, 1995
Most three-point field goals, one quarter
5 — Vince Carter, Toronto vs. Philadelphia, May 11, 2001
5 — Reggie Miller, Indiana at New York, June 1, 1994
5 — Kenny Smith, Houston at Orlando, June 7, 1995
5 — Robert Horry, Houston vs. Seattle, May 12, 1996
5 — Gary Payton, Seattle at Phoenix, April 29, 1997
5 — Ray Allen, Milwaukee at Indiana, May 11, 1999 (OT)
Free Throws
Most
free throws made, none missed, game
18 — Karl Malone, Utah at LA Lakers, May 10, 1997
17 — Gail Goodrich, Los Angeles at Chicago, March 28, 1971
17 — Bob Love, Chicago at Golden State, April 27, 1975
17 — Reggie Miller, Indiana at New York, April 30, 1993
Most free throws made, game
30 — Bob Cousy, Boston vs. Syracuse, March 21, 1953 (4OT)
23 — Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. New York, May 14, 1989
Steals
Most steals, game
10 — Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. Orlando, May 13, 1999
M Dogg™:
I C Kobe breaking Jordan's record again the Suns. Don't ask me why, I just think it is very possible.
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