Wade vs Kobe: Who's better?

Who's the better shooting guard of all time?

  • Kobe

    Votes: 132 68.0%
  • Wade

    Votes: 62 32.0%

  • Total voters
    194

Houston911

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Your high school remedial class taking bytch ass cares more about nikkas using numbers (like they do in every fukking sport) to compare basketball players then blangant white supremacists running around spreading pro Trump propaganda.


fukk you nicca

Youre borderline retarded

You one of the most remedial people on the website

Don't quote me you anime geek
 

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:beli: you stat nikkas are the worst.

Exactly. It's making it too easy for them to put up

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Anybody who actually WATCHED THE GAME would never think Wade > Kobe.
 

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You do know Kobe’s prime lasted 2000-2001 up untill 2012-2013 right? Wade dealt with too many injuries. Only with kobe do you nikkas try to rank somebody over him because he(wade) had a few years of being on that level
 

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Kobe just had more longevity, prime/peak Wade is the better player.
Beat me to it. Wade’s bad knee shaved a good 2-3 seasons off his prime. He was better at both ends going peak for peak. Got to the line just as much if not more during their primes, was a more disruptive defender, and was much more efficient from the field while keeping his teammates involved more, but they were both done as elite shooting guards after 2012-13 while Wade was 4 years younger. He had an unfortunate tendency to get injured at the worst possible times too. Game 5 of the 2005 eastern finals, game 5 of the 2011 finals, and was hurt through the playoffs in 2012-14. That’s where bean overtakes him. The level he played at from 1999-2000 through 2012-13 didn’t see the same peak, but was 5 whole seasons longer than Wade’s, which started in 2004-05 and he wasn’t dealing with injuries as frequently during the playoffs. Over a 10 year span, I’ll take Wade. If it’s 15 years, I’ll go with Kobe.
 
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