Kobe's scoring outbursts is just part of the road lakers
this is my favorite basketball player.
Kobe Bryant has been the top marksman and scorer in his career, nothing will change now
If there's something Kobe Bryant can not do on the basketball court, it's likely to come back down.
Her bull dog, a constant business mentality will never let her do such a cowardly thing and has contributed greatly to what she has become a basketball player, the future Hall of Fame one at the time. This way in which he did himself in the field extends to his offensive mindset, namely Kobe-first and first-shot, to sum up a few words. He has complete and complete confidence in his goalscoring skills - it is - and this belief continues to be on display, even when it does not benefit the Lakers in terms of victory and loss.
The Kobe team - as it has been plastered on ESPN since basically the entire NBA season to date - did not start the best, only winning 14 of its first 29 games, good for the 14-15 record so far.
With the acquisition of Los Angeles offseason made Steve Nash and Dwight Howard this summer, it is widely believed that the new NBA super team will flee with the Pacific Division, at least, and quite possibly with the entire Western Conference as well. However, how the Lakers appear on paper has not yet been translated to court and they look like the missing team at the moment, embarrassed by some of the worst teams in the league (like Cavaliers and Kings) and seen overmatched by some better ones. team.
More early unfortunate beginnings were blamed on Los Angeles single rock, Kobe Bryant. He has been there since 1996 - Shaq's first season with the Lakers - and is a type of lightning, attracting good and bad even with the decisions he makes and he does.
The concept must be definitely true again this season because Kobe played out of the ordinary when his team sat in the gutter.
For example, look at the 13 games the Lakers played in December. In this game, they are only 6-7 with some brutal losses to Cleveland and Orlando.
On the other hand, Kobe has scored at least 29 points in each of these games and averaged 34.3 points per contest, a completely absurd stat for a 34-year-old swingman (with extra miles on his feet out of high school and play all the Playoff games.
Combine that with a 47 percent shot in that range and you get a very efficient high volume scorer - for some reason - get a whole bunch of errors in his team's great struggle.
Laker fans, reporters, players, and anyone involved with the team must realize that regardless of who GM brought Andy Kupchak to LA, this team and franchise belong to Kobe. He may be ordained in the media or criticized for bad court decisions, but in fact he can not do whatever he wants for the Lakers.
If it scored 30-plus points most nights, then that's what he'll do. The perverted idea that he is a regular NBA regular player who is ready to change the way he plays so unreasonably.
Also, the thought that, somehow, Kobe shot nearly 50 percent off the field and put 25-35 points overnight bad for the Lakers who got it wrong at the core.
Tha Lakers main problem is not Kobe, but Dwight Howard. And the sooner they realize that, the sooner they start to play better basketball.
