therealdeal wrote:And he's already got 5 rings to go with it.
Kobe's legacy will always be overshadowed by something.
However, comparing LeBron to Wilt Chamberlain is just as bad as saying he's better than Micheal Jordan before he won his first title and MVP. I don't agree with that comment made by a analyst. People are EXTREMELY obsessed with stats. A guy can play almost perfect basketball but miss some shots due to flat legs and people will assume he shot poorly because he wasn't playing good. LeBron is great but they're giving him all of these crowns before actually have that stamp success. Saying how he's better than legends, even Micheal Jordan was given his crowns until Magic, Bird and others left the NBA then he had the floor.

Doc Brown wrote:I usually just throw out....
"You're comparing a guy in his 17th season, to guys in their prime, at their peak, and he's still on their level."
“It was painful,” Lakers forward Pau Gasol(notes) said. “It is a feeling that I want to keep in my mind for every single minute that I’m out there playing them.”
. Is because through out all of Kobe's career he has been downplayed. He was never the best through media standards. They always put someone ahead of him, Carter, T-Mac, Iverson, Wade ect, but Kobe was and is still a top tier player while those other guys faded away. Lebron on the other hand had everything handed to him, but i do agree Prime Lebron is better than old geezer Kobe
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KB24 wrote:The amazing thing is James is shooting 56% from the floor and 41% from threes...both stats are way out of Kobe's reach to be honest.
Shooting close to 56% from the floor is simply amazing and unheared of, thats almost Bynum/Howard zone. Not even MJ could touch that. With 28/8/7...thats just a sick statline for any player in any era.
LooN3y wrote:lol, stats.
you know who goes by stats? mike brown and every other coach thats non deserving in the NBA.
stats is ALWAYS used by people that dont watch the game, dont know what the hell they're talking about, and say this or that player is better.
yea lebrons real clutch
Nikez wrote:Doc Brown wrote:I usually just throw out....
"You're comparing a guy in his 17th season, to guys in their prime, at their peak, and he's still on their level."
Seriously, kobe from 03-10 wipes the floor with any season lebron has ever had.
LOL wrote:imo the fact that kobe stuck with only 1 team through thick and thin, from the day he was drafted to the day he retires(most likely), makes him > lebron.
King of Clutch wrote:I will say this, lebron is the most athletic, freak of nature, to ever play in the nba. Great player.


THEONE24 wrote:But, but, but, but, but, Kobe has averaged 27PPG on more than 56% shooting before.

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