BREEZEE EFFECT!
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April 10th 2013 at 09:07AM | 34 notes
celob: Kobe Bryant - That’s love mamba @kobebryant appreciate that,
April 10th 2013 at 09:06AM | 6 notes
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ilkcansoluk: Kobe Bryant scored 23 in the fourth to lead L.A. over N.O. in a must-win game. (Bryant put on his usual show in the fourth quarter that began with the teams tied at 70-all. He scored the Lakers’ first seven points for a 77-70 lead, drawing chants of ”Kobe! Kobe!”)
April 10th 2013 at 09:05AM | 8 notes
How do we capture LeBron’s current mastery of the sport? We could talk about how he averaged more points than James Harden, more assists than Steve Nash, more rebounds than Marc Gasol and shot better from downtown than J.J. Redick. We could point out that James helped propel the Heat to a 27-game win streak, something that hadn’t been done since the league added a 3-point line. We could marvel at his consistency. You probably don’t remember a bad game from James this season and that’s because he was pretty much a human metronome of dominance this season. At his worst, he was Blake Griffin. No, seriously. Take James’ worst 10 games of the season by Game Score (a PER-like metric developed by John Hollinger to evaluate single-game performances) and you’ll find that he averaged 19.3 points, 8.7 rebounds and 5.2 assists in those duds. Griffin this season? 18.2 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.7 assists.In other words, statistically on his worst days, James was an All-Star big man. Maybe even a little bit better. We could also mention that we’ve never witnessed 26.9 points, 8.1 rebounds and 7.2 assists on 56.2 percent shooting in NBA history. Not Jordan. Not Oscar. Not Bird. Not Magic.But it’s the 56.2 percent shooting that stands out. Let’s try to wrap our heads around that. In order to catch James in field goal percentage, Durant — he of an amazing 50.6 shooting percentage of his own — would have to make his next 176 shots without missing once. And that’s just to catch James. What about Kobe? Making 300 straight wouldn’t even do it for Kobe; he’d need 49 more.And Carmelo? He could make his next 350 shots and he’d still trail James in field goal percentage. That’s the equivalent of Carmelo shooting a perfect 14-for-14 for 25 straight games, and James would still look down on him in the field goal percentage column.
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comeandgetyourpancakes: I’m in love with you. Marry me?
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