who says Laker beats Sonics by 6 points tonite?
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I can't answer, might jinx it!!!
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Kobe. Doesn't anyone on this site watch any games...it's pretty obvious... He won the scoring title by about two points while being constantly double teamed.
1185756
Is this a trick question, every single basketball fan knows he put up 63 points in only 3 quarters of play. GO KOBE
806606
D the lakers are gonna get it this year........its their time to shine and thats exactly what they're gonna do 3-0
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Kobe is always gettting better and better and he always surprises everyone when everyone thinks they have him figured out. Lakers are going to win against the Suns
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Lakers are going to go all the way this series, but not in the Game 5. In Game 5 they are going to lose to the Suns by a wide margin. Maybe 98 to 76. In Game 6 the Lakers are going to win in overtime, thanks to Kobe.
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The 2006 in my opinion was a very good year for the NBA. The Dunk Contest being brought back to life with Nate Robinson and Iguodoa (not sure on the spelling). The night Kobe scored 81 points. Most people look at that night as selfishness, but when a player is hot, you do not stop passing him the ball. If I was on his team or his coach and he kept making baskets why stop passing him the ball? This isn't Jr High basketball where moms are going to complain to you saying they wanted to see their son shoot the ball. This is the pros and if you want to win you cannot stop a hot shooter. Steve Nash helped the suns once again be the top scoring team in the nation which he has done for the past 3 years. Kobe Bryant scoring over 40 points a game for like 4 games in a row or something like that. And I was anxious to see Detroit get over 70 wins but they didnt make it that far :( . Also seeing the playoffs this year has been good so far. It seems to be alot more physical this year which is bad and good but more teams are more desperate to win which makes watching the playoffs more interesting.
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they play at 6 on kcal 9 \nor if u have nba league pass  u can watch it there too \nor listen to laker radio am 570
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Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.
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Yea, he said his self before they extended his contract "I want to be a Laker for life". Eventually Kobe we get mo' good players on his team, and he will lead dem 2 da finals and finally he will get da MVP of Finals like he should have n 2002.\n\nYA HEARD!!!
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Mike Dunlevy - he did it with the Lakers in the 70's and just now with the Clippers.  Go Clippers!
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MIAMI HEAT BASKETBALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL...\n\nALL YALL HATERS NEED TO BOW DOWN\n\nEVERYBODY WAS HATIN WHEN THEY WENT DOWN 0-2 BUT I SAID THEY WOULD WIN IN 6 EVEN IN MY OTHER ANSWERS\n\nI WAS RIGHT & YALL LOOKIN REAL STUPID BOUT NOW\n\nALL THE ANALYSTS & COMMENTATORS WERE SAYIN DALLAS' BENCH WAS TOO DEEP BUT ALLLLLLLLLL YALL GOT PROVED WRONG\n\nMIAMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HEAT BASKETBALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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Kobe DID play the 4th quarter in that 81 point game...He played 42 minutes in that game, coming back into the game early in the 4th quarter.\n\nKobe would have needed an additional 19 points in the remaining 6 minutes... possible, but unlikely.  Scoring 100 pts in a game means scoring about 2 pts per minute (in a 48 minute game).  Scoring 19 pts in 6 minutes would be just over 3 pts per minute, much tougher to do.\n\nIt was in Kobe's 62 pt game against Dallas on 12/20/05 that he only played 32 minutes, and didn't play in the 4th qtr.  So he would had to have put in a record 38 points in the 4th quarter in order to hit 100.\n\nAnd contrary to what a previous poster said, Wilt didn't just stand there towering over the other players in the NBA... the Knicks center was 6'11", barely two inches shorter than Wilt.  Most teams had 6'10 to 7' centers in those days. Russell himself was 6'10, Nate Thurmond was a 7 footer, etc...\n\nAnyone who thinks that the NBA consisted of a bunch of little guys in the 60s is flat out ignorant of basketball history.  There were no players under 6 ft tall in the 100 pt game, today, a number of NBA teams have players under 6' tall.  Heck, Mugsy Bogues was 5'3" and he had a long NBA career, as did Spud Webb at 5'6"... there were no guys in the league that size when Wilt played.  Nate Archibald, at 6'1" was nicknamed "Tiny"...\n\nAnd, as I've pointed out in other threads, Wilt never had the luxury of playing against high school kids in the NBA... now the top pick almost every year is a high school kid, and very few of them can play basketball.\n\nYou think Kwame Brown could guard Wilt Chamberlain???  LOL\n\nAgainst players like Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Yao Ming, Wilt would have average 60 or 70 points a game, not the 50 he averaged that year... Wilt was stronger than Shaquille O'Neal, a far better leaper, and was much more schooled in the fundmentals. \n\nAnd Wilt didn't dunk nearly as much as Shaq does today...Wilt's favorite shots were a turnaround bank shot and the finger-roll... heck, when Wilt came into the league, he had a better jump shot from 12 feet out that Jason Kidd ever did...\n\nAnyway, the answer is no, no one in the NBA today will ever score 100 points in a game..  David Robinson was once allowed to score 71 pts in the final game of the season (in order to win the scoring title over the less-popular Shaquille O'Neal), and said he couldn't imagine how Wilt could have done that, plus come up with another 29 points...  \nIt's called stamina... Wilt averaged 46 minutes a game over his entire career of 1,045 games... today, anyone who plays 40 minutes in one game is considered to be an ironman...
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I know people really want to see another 81 or more point game by Kobe, but that would be a one in a billion chance of happening, even if it is against Golden State (although of course I would like to see it).  I'm saying he'll score 41 points against them.
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heat will win by 7 points.\nHeat 92, pistons 85
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whoever scores the most points