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Originally Posted by detrimental
That didn't work for LeBron, and the paint will be arguably more stacked now with Gasol and Bynum in the middle as well. Whether or not that will create more space, we're yet to see. Gasol has the ability to bait Dwight outside a little more because of his midrange ability, but if Bynum's in they'll be stuck boxing down low. However Bryant has that infamous gay flail that he does on drives, almost always gets the call, so I don't doubt he'll get his fair share.
Hopefully the series doesn't disappoint. But if one team has the ability to make games a blowout, it's definitely Orlando.
Also: I hope people aren't underestimating Bryant's ability to choke on the Finals platform. You don't have to look back too far at all to get a prime example of what I'm talking about...
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Yes it did. LBJ got nearly every call every time he went to the basket. Thank god Dwight is still Dwight and his reputation got some fouls he committed moved to other less notable players on his team.
Gay flail = insta foul. LBJ drive = insta foul.
I'm just saying that would be my main prerogative as Kobe. I think as a team, they can stop Orlando's 3 offensive plays. But it would be easier if Kobe gay flailed around Dwight a ton and got him fouled out.