madmax17 je napisao/la:
Moje mišljenje je da najbolji igrač na terenu treba pucati, kada ja na haklu dobijem loptu za zadnji šut nećeš ju vidjeti natrag i, u većini slučajeva, pogodim zadnji šut za pobjedu

jer sam clutch.
A sada se bezveze diže buka oko ovoga zbog ekzibicijskog all-stara, tamo je fakat zaebo jer je predao loptu protivniku i upravo zbog takvog razloga za zadnji šut se vrti samo jedna akcija a to je izolacija najboljeg pojedinca bio to Jordan, Kobe, Nowitzki, a zašto? Upravo zato što se smanjuje šansa da se desi neki turnover, kada bi trener izabrao neku kompliciraniju akciju veća je šansa da će među tim dodavanjima lopta ispasti ili da će ju protivnik ukrasti, najbolja šansa za pobjedu je dati loptu najboljem igraču pa neka on riješi.
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Pa nebi bas rekao da je tako. To za izgubljene lopte ne stoji i taj koji igra izolaciju moze izgubiti loptu, a ovako se jos i obrana koncetrira na njega. Mislim da ovaj tekst najbolje sve objasnjava: One of the key arguments in his favor is that he draws double-teams,
which allows other Lakers to score. But that doesn't seem to happen
much. Over Bryant's 15-year career, the Lakers have had the NBA's best
offense, and second-best won-loss record. No other team can match their
mighty 109 points per 100 possessions over the entire period.
You'd expect Los Angeles to also have one of the league's best
offenses in crunch time, right? Especially with the ball in the hands of
the player most suited to those moments.
That's not what happens, though. In the final 24 seconds of close
games the Lakers offense regresses horribly, managing just 82 points per
100 possessions. And it's not a simple case of every team having a hard
time scoring in crunch time. Over Bryant's career, 11 teams have had
better crunch-time offenses, led by the Hornets with a shocking 107
points per 100 possessions in crunch time,
a huge credit to Chris Paul.
The Lakers are not among the league leaders in crunch-time offense
-- instead, they're just about average, scoring 82.35 points per 100
possessions in a league that averages 80.03. They are, however, among
the league leaders in how much worse their offense
declines in crunch time.
When Bryant is on the floor in crunch time,
Bryant's Lakers are actually outscored by their opponents.
A great offensive team performing at average levels, with a star setting records for number of shots attempted.
Teammates left wide open. Evidence, even, that Bryant's play puts his team into nailbiters that needn't be so close.
That, my friends, is a ball hog.