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Old 01-31-2009, 03:35 AM   #749
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Originally Posted by Rectal Pertruder View Post
Emeka Okafu
Paul Milsap
David Lee


All these guys are putting up same numbers as Gasol with BETTER FG %. I didnt even mention Shaq either whos numbers are better. The one thing these guys have in common? They dont have Kobe Bryant on there team. If Gasol was putting up the numbers he is right now and he was still in Memphis, he wouldnt even be considered for an All-Star spot. Thats a fact. He clearly benefits from playing on the Lakers and playing with Kobe Bryant.

And he's not the most efficient player on the Lakers. Bynum is. He's giving the Lakers the same amount of rebounds, 3 less ppg, 1 more block and a better field goal percentage in 6 less minutes per game then Gasol.

I dont even watch the Lakers and i'm breaking down YOUR favorite team for you. Good lord.

Maybe when i wake in the morning, i'll break down Danny Granger for you and make you look like an even bigger dumb ass. Fun times.
You can break him down all you want, but that wont change the fact that he's on a losing team. Which was my point to begin with.

As for Bynum, he had the best week of his career last week, so that would explain the spike in his numbers.

PS. NBA.com is a great tool for stats, I'm glad you were able to find it useful
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