Why doesn't KG attack the basket more?

[Lager]

I hope in game 7, KG runs all over Brad Miller and Chris Webber. The man knows he can't be stopped on single coverage (like Shaq) unless he is double teamed, giving his teammates ton of open looks. I really think he should go and try to drop 40+ points on the Kings.

Nobody on the Kings is good enough to guard KG.

Once T'Wolves get through Kings on Game 7, KG finally get the title he long awaited for.

 

[MournSanity]

Because he isn't that great of a player.

 

[PoPPeR]

Originally posted by: hypersonic5
Because he isn't that great of a player.

ok...

 

i clicked this thread thinking it was about tenacious D

 

[TitanDiddly]

Originally posted by: jntdesign
i clicked this thread thinking it was about tenacious D

I clicked this thread not knowing what the heck is going on.

 

[Stojakapimp]

I'm kinda surprised by how little he attacks as well. He mainly just settles for jumpers. But he's good at hitting those so oh well

 

[Subzero]

Originally posted by: hypersonic5
Because he isn't that great of a player.

:roll:

 

[BaboonGuy]

You can't JUST start attacking the basket dominantly. It takes practice. KG doesn't do it too often at all, so he can't just try to turn it on and do it. He may have the ability but it'll take practice/experience for him to be able to do it well.

 

[AmbitV]

Because he's afraid Peeler will kick his butt

 

[weirdichi]

I was wondering why he didn't attack the basket more either. In the 2nd quarter, the Kings had no more fouls to give with 9 minutes left. They should've went to the basket more often and gotten points from the free throw line. Instead they settled on jumpers. Lame.

 

[Lager]

NOBODY CAN STOP KG. NOBODY. KG gots inside, outside game.

 

[johnjbruin]

Originally posted by: Lager
NOBODY CAN STOP KG. NOBODY. KG gots inside, outside game.

we'll see what happens when he is playing against the big diesel.

GO LAKERS.