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kdog3683
United States916 Posts
On June 10 2009 13:56 Xeris wrote: ya I know that but ARGGG! You didn't possibly bet on the Lakers + 4 like I did and start celebrating @ 102-104 only to realize Kobe fouled Lewis with 0.05 seconds left on the clock as the clock runs to termination and realize Kobe single handidly killed your spread and even could have won the game if he didn't choke so horribly? | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
On June 10 2009 14:08 decafchicken wrote: Back in 1986 i believe was the last recorded incident. wait what lol | ||
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
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Ace
United States16096 Posts
Kobe shoots and...:/ ffs I just turned the tv off. | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27174 Posts
Lakers in five. | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13433 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On June 10 2009 19:32 Manifesto7 wrote: So all it take for the magic to win by four points is shoot 63% from the field and have Kobe play like Nick Anderson. Lakers in five. | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On June 10 2009 21:48 RowdierBob wrote: In all fairness the Magic really choked in game 2 at the end also. no they didn't .. Courtney Lee missing a last second layup doesn't equate to the Magic choking | ||
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72AND10
United States93 Posts
Two, I'm in agreement with Xeris. It doesn't matter how poorly Kobe is playing. He has the best chance of making the last shot. God damn at 62.5% shooting. Broken record? | ||
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72AND10
United States93 Posts
On June 11 2009 00:41 Xeris wrote: no they didn't .. Courtney Lee missing a last second layup doesn't equate to the Magic choking Phil Jackson actually made a comment that Gasol should have been whistled for goaltending. But thats typical Phil playing mind games as usual.  But yeah, I wouldn't equate that to choking. There was an article clearly describing that the layup was a lot tougher than it looked. Here's a play drawn up for a rookie. He catches the ball nearly under the basket on the run and has to lay it up over a 7-footer. It's not the easiest task to do. | ||
XaI)CyRiC
United States4471 Posts
On June 11 2009 01:17 72AND10 wrote:But yeah, I wouldn't equate that to choking. There was an article clearly describing that the layup was a lot tougher than it looked. Here's a play drawn up for a rookie. He catches the ball nearly under the basket on the run and has to lay it up over a 7-footer. It's not the easiest task to do. Let's also not forget that he barely played that game as well. Hard for a rookie who had been sitting all game to come in and win a game in the Finals for his team. | ||
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72AND10
United States93 Posts
On June 11 2009 02:11 XaI)CyRiC wrote: Let's also not forget that he barely played that game as well. Hard for a rookie who had been sitting all game to come in and win a game in the Finals for his team. Good point. Probably the biggest point I failed to address. | ||
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BalliSLife
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72AND10
United States93 Posts
But if you're referring to MJ getting the ball stolen by Nick Anderson in Game 1 against the Magic in 1995, the Bulls lost that series  | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
On June 11 2009 01:16 72AND10 wrote: To the guy who said that this is the first time he's seen Kobe choke in crunch time, my guess is that you haven't watched Kobe throughout his career. He is by no means a choke artist, but believe me that's not the first time hes messed up on a play that can decide the outcome of a game. i wouldn't say i've followed his career over the years (simply because i'm not a fan) BUT i've seen kobe miss a fair amount of potential game tiers/winners. with that said all i'm claiming is that i've never seen him turn the ball over before in the manner that he did (he tried to split the defense and had it poked away). | ||
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
On June 11 2009 03:16 Xeris wrote: yep... Jordan was in no way perfect every game... =P no superstar ever played every crunch time perfectly. shit happens i believe it's called human error | ||
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72AND10
United States93 Posts
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
On June 11 2009 03:20 unknown.sam wrote: i wouldn't say i've followed his career over the years (simply because i'm not a fan) BUT i've seen kobe miss a fair amount of potential game tiers/winners. with that said all i'm claiming is that i've never seen him turn the ball over before in the manner that he did (he tried to split the defense and had it poked away). that's true that was really rare... as I mentioned it seemed like EVERYTHING was off - his ball handling was really shoddy | ||
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