Brandon Roy

Discussion in 'Portland Trail Blazers' started by Rastapopoulos, Dec 3, 2008.

  1. Shooter

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    He sure demonstrated that tonight in the fourth quarter. The guy is simply unstoppable.
     
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    anyone who actually watched the lakers from 00 to 02 knows that they wouldn't have won without kobe
     
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    But Kobe also shot the Lakers out of a 4th title vs the Pistons w/ that great team around him. He REALLY wanted to be the man, and the first option, and wouldn't settle for anything less.

    He is much different now I believe. Even though he isn't at his peak of bball skill (05-06 imo) he is still in his prime, but his mentality is different and much better, which I think makes hima better overall bball player.
     
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    I really disagree. The Lakers had a wrecking ball in Shaq in his prime and Jackson is a smart enough coach to have found a way to win with him and another good SG in the line-up. Was Kobe good as a 2nd Banana next to Shaq in his prime? No doubt - they won these championships after all - but Kobe was not the reason and substituting him for someone like Ray Allen would not have changed the outcome. Shaq was a force that no one had an answer to, period.
     

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