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Bynum didn't hit the sophomore wall last year? He actually hit it in the 2nd half of the season. This year is Bynum's breakout season. Get your facts straight.

Kobe is a way more lethal scorer than LeBron. Plain and simple. Kobe can put up those numbers that LeBrons putting up on LeBrons 33 Shots per game. Kobe can put up a great individual season like LeBron and put up stats, but he doesn't need to. He actually has teammates he can rely on, and to...

How is he selfish? I'd love to hear your view on this. And you're basing this off this season alone right?

Pay no attention to that Celtics fool. He actually thinks Le<Censored> > Kobe. He knows jack **** about basketball and is just a plain hater.

And he should get more than 7 assists. The Triangle Offense is based on the ball moving from baseline to baseline resulting in a hockey assist.

Can't rebound? He pulls down 7 RPG which is the best among his position, SG.

Which is why I said Bynum, Last year.

Right, and the sophomore wall, also. See Jordan Farmar, Andrew Bynum last year.

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Young players hit the rookie wall eventually. And yes, totally different. Did the Lakers have a low-post presence in Kwame Brown? LMAO. .. And Smush Parker? Do I need to explain how much of a pathetic defender he is, and how much of a bonehead he is? Explains why they're on the bench on...

No he doesn't have the same teammates as last year. We have a TOTALLY, TOTALLY different team than last year. You don't know how different it is. Replacing Kwame Brown with Pau Gasol, and Smush Parker with Derek Fisher, both proven veterans, and both teammates can look to and trust, and a...

Refuses? Nah, man. You got it all wrong. He's been averaging 7 assists, and has been CLUTCH. He's the regular season MVP, which I could've swore was NOT an individual award, or else Kobe would've won it the past 2 seasons... But then again, Kobe has teammates he can trust now, and can win...

...So he is making them better. The Triangle offense provides an equal oppurtunity for every player. To have a post-man, is the key to the triangle offense. Almost all teams double when they have someone in the post, which results in a kick-out, and a wide-open basket. Kobe isn't selfish in...

I disagree with all of you. How is Kobe a ballhog? He's obviously committed to winning, .. and he damn well knows he's not going to do it all by himself. He wanted a legitimate team to contend with, and he has that now. Sure, Kobe was a ballhog, but the inability of his teammates to hit...