Yes, but like someone else pointed out before, the fact that he has the ball and gets to decide whether to give it to Kobe, Gasol, or Odom, enables Kobe to play off the ball, diversify his game, and make the Lakers' offense so much less predictable than the LeBron offense.
I just think, and apparently I'm not the only one who thinks that, that it's a horrible idea to have the guy who initiates the offense also be the #1 offensive option. It makes the offense stagnant and predictable, not to mention that it's bad for the team chemistry, as players tend to get frustrated when they run up and down the court several times without touching the ball.