LeBron couldn't play in the 90s, which was an era of juggernauts and true gladiators with hearts of pure fire and steel testicles. At the same time, Jordan played in a watered down era, and if Kobe had played in his era he would've been even better than MJ. Kobe could've thrived in the 90s, even though Bron has put up better numbers than Kobe for years in this weaker era, because playing in a more difficult era would've somehow been easier for Kobe than for Bron, because the more difficult era for Bron is actually a more watered down era for Kobe. Because all eras are harder and easier at the same time for Jordan, LeBron and Kobe, depending on the discussion at hand.
Also, Burt Reynolds says LeBron wouldn't have won a playoff series in the early 80s, and Acie Earl left Michael Jordan out of his all time top 3 players in an interview on a public access show in Iowa.
When LeBron went for 29-7-5 on 51% from the field and 45% from 3 against Indiana, it proved LeBron can't play well against teams with defensively dominant big men.
Efficiency is some meaningless, made-up concept; triple doubles are cheap and easy; teammates' performance doesn't ever factor into the correlation between individual success and team success... unless we're talking about the years the Lakers turned in sub-par seasons, which prove only that Kobe is always to be viewed as the greatest, regardless of team performance.
Tim Duncan being undefeated in the Finals means nothing, because Kobe has been to more Finals and any idiot knows that you'd rather lose in the Finals than not make it there at all. On the other hand, The years Kobe was going home early and not making the playoffs at all are cool, because any idiot knows you'd rather not even be in the finals if you're like LeBron and you lose when you get there.
The mind of a kobe stan is like a recently flushed, constantly swirling toilet bowl. It's becoming painful to watch this mental illness evolve and become more consuming. My ignore list has grown by 5 posters just in the past week.
Someone photoshop an instagram photo of Kobe doing Tai Chi on a deserted Malibu beach so the roaches will have something to nibble on and nourish their feeble minds.
Also, Burt Reynolds says LeBron wouldn't have won a playoff series in the early 80s, and Acie Earl left Michael Jordan out of his all time top 3 players in an interview on a public access show in Iowa.
When LeBron went for 29-7-5 on 51% from the field and 45% from 3 against Indiana, it proved LeBron can't play well against teams with defensively dominant big men.
Efficiency is some meaningless, made-up concept; triple doubles are cheap and easy; teammates' performance doesn't ever factor into the correlation between individual success and team success... unless we're talking about the years the Lakers turned in sub-par seasons, which prove only that Kobe is always to be viewed as the greatest, regardless of team performance.
Tim Duncan being undefeated in the Finals means nothing, because Kobe has been to more Finals and any idiot knows that you'd rather lose in the Finals than not make it there at all. On the other hand, The years Kobe was going home early and not making the playoffs at all are cool, because any idiot knows you'd rather not even be in the finals if you're like LeBron and you lose when you get there.
The mind of a kobe stan is like a recently flushed, constantly swirling toilet bowl. It's becoming painful to watch this mental illness evolve and become more consuming. My ignore list has grown by 5 posters just in the past week.
Someone photoshop an instagram photo of Kobe doing Tai Chi on a deserted Malibu beach so the roaches will have something to nibble on and nourish their feeble minds.
You is just trying to take heat off the lebron thread I see right thru you. 
We ain't worthy of the Lawd's strength and greatness 
Who'dathunkit?
