Lin miss that shot Kobe would’ve been heated

your lip reading skills are terrible. I won't tell you what he said, but it wasn't polite.

Bro had to cite evidence from the text💀

Sad! 🤦🏽‍♂️

If Lin missed that shot.. boy oh boy, Kobe would've ate him.

watching here since Lakers might hire him

Kobe like nigha u made it just wanted to know what u saw 😂

The fact that this crazy game was going on while I was in the hospital is insane

No matter what you do, you don’t wave off the mamba in his house

I love the participation trophy people that say he's amazing when he plays. Well, the games still count when he doesn't play lol. The player as a whole can make and break teams.

Lin could have worked to get the pass in. Lin wanted the shot.

this needs an update for the champs

4:00 that aint no screen bro, that's an elbow! lol

Go lakers i believe you can win chips this season trust the process, LET'S GO LAKESHOW 💪👑🏀

Kobe respects good basketball minds. Especially someone with the nerve to correct him

this man is brilliant. keep up the good stuff!!

That is a dedicated draymand voice. Top tier content btw

nice breakdown, thanks

Please can you put a circle around the player that your taking about because I don't really know the players that good

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Great vid. I wish I’d see some lefty specific patterns from anyone. I guess this is still useful for my two handed backhand in the middle on a non stacked point.

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crazy thing is Kobe didnt care who was there. kobe wants the shot even with 5 guys on him. ha ha

watching this before the mavs-celtics matchup for the finals. i honestly think the celtics have a good chance of slowing luka since, even better than minnesota. i think the game changer in this series is how well the celtics score against the mavs since if they defend luka well, theyd have to make compromises to kyrie or smth.

Tells Caleb what? I couldn't hear that part.

Love how Dlo is running the play and Lebron still wants the spotlight lmao.

Nick Young said Kobe did not talk to Jeremy for one year, and that made an impact on Jeremy's playing.

Our eyes are not lying! He have been abused in every series in the playoffs!! Without him they were awesome defensively

Our eyes are not lying! He have been abused in every series in the playoffs!!

KAT has been shitting this series against MAVS....dude doesn't have that clutch gene ,at 14 or 16 ppg, he is ofno help, inspite of having more experience than ANT !!§

LeBron is the greatest player that I have seen over the last 50 years, his basketball IQ is off the charts, he makes average players look much better than they actually are, which is a true measure of greatness.

LeBron sees everything on the court, he even knows the opposing teams plays. He sometimes points out to opposing player that they were in the wrong position for their particular play. LeBron is not only truly gifted as a player, he also has a truly gifted mind which allows him to process things quickly and gives him photographic recall.

Same thing happening in 2024 the dude won it over the Rookie or year 2024 piss me off

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Every offensive player has that one guy that makes it hard to score. With Kobe, it was Tony Allen. Jordan, it was Joe Dumars.

First Team, All Defense! The Grindfather!

That mustve been a huge flex that Kobe listened to you and agreed with your plan.

One idea I’m surprised wasn’t explicitly referenced, is that maybe the opportunity for a player to be clutch really only exists when they’re already having sub-par shooting performances. When a team is shooting REALLY REALLY well…they’ll likely be winning by more than 5pts at the end of the game. In decisive victories there’s no opportunity for a player to be this definition of clutch. So for a player to “clutch all the time,” is analogous to always redeeming yourself from mistakes. When what should be technically more desirable is to not make mistakes in the 1st place. If I’m overthinking this feel free to enlighten me. I’m genuinely curious to whether or not there a metric that takes this concept into account?

People shitting on gobert for having no offensive game but who’s the retard that thought trading for him was the right move 😂😂

You made it sound like Gobert is wronged, Gobert is notoriously for slippery hands, and if you played organized basketball before you know what that means, not that your hands are physically slippery, it means this player has low IQ or well dumb and cannot react to passes on time, that's why wolves and previously Jazz teammates never pass to him, he will very likely turnover the ball. And "Porter can protect the rebound over Gobert", he has a solid 3-4 inches on MPJ, if you can't get rebounds like that, you are a terrible rebounder, terrible.

I think a lot of this is on the coaches. It shouldn't be impossible to use Gobert as a weapon on offense just from his size alone. If he gets a guard onto him, he should immediately set a high post screen for KAT, who is capable of punishing a little guy down low. This team doesn't adjust as fast as Denver does.

What about how the Wolves best game in the series was when Gobert wasn't even there.