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Kobe, 20/5/5?
Randle + Kobe: severely underrated, about to beast?
Bench about to be top 5 in the league?
Those of you making these predictions, what are you going off of to say these things?
I want to see what you see. I do. I've seen nothing from Kobe that suggests 20/5/5. I'm not saying I've seen him hoop lately and he's been horrible, because I haven't seen that. But I haven't seen greatness, either. And considering the age, coming off 2 surgeries, what is in your field of vision that causes you guys to see 20/5/5 from Kobe, beastmode from Kobe + Randle, and a top 5 bench?
And I'm not here to argue; just genuinely curious.
And if your response is simply "I just FEEL it," I can dig it.
Three major components of Lakers' first practice w/ Byron Scott, according to Steve Nash: defense, conditioning and more court time than b4
Kobe: "That's probably the most running I've done in an NBA practice...Actually it is."
yup, already 5 weeks into the fall semester here so ive been back for a while now
I missed you
are you back in N. America?
while the intentions and expected results of the two different coaching styles are different, its still constant stress on the joints of our older players which could lead to injury during the season.I think the difference between Brown & Scott...
Is that Brown was a micro-manager... So they'd be 3 hours doing minute things that had no consequence on the game, you could either do it or you can't.
From Byron's perspective seems like the long practices are more wide ranging, having to do with keeping conditioning 4 quarters. Trying to improve the weak point of the team.
with all that being said, what are the current issues that i need to take a side on?