Doc Rivers says "LEBRON JAMES IS TOP 5 ALL TIME WITHOUT A DOUBT"

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IM PROVING THAT GRAPHICS CAN BE MANIPULATED EITHER WAY .. SO THANKS FOR FURTHER PROVING WHAT I WAS POINTING OUT LOL. EVEN THE GRAPHIC U POSTED SHOWS THAT MELO>>>>LEBRON

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So you post a manipulated graphic, I counter with the real stats, and you respond with another manipulated graphic which therefore "proves" that graphics can be manipulated and therefore the real stats don't count.

:rudy:


Posting a random stat from three random years in the middle of a player's career is useless. It doesn't make any argument at all. Comparing that to a career statistic is meaningless.

I wish I could believe you were just trolling and at least realize how bad your arguments are.


And yes, Carmelo IS better at regular season game-winning shots than Lebron? So? That's Carmelo's strength - he has fantastic shot-making ability in iso situations without Kobe's "I need the glory!" poor late-game decision-making to counteract it.

Of course, since Lebron beats him easily in driving, passing, defense, running the offense, and playoff dominance (including game-winning shots in the playoffs), no one would think that Carmelo's one superior strength makes him a superior player.

No one has ever said that Lebron is the best game-winning shot taker in history. Just that he's more than competent at it, and over his career has had more success on game-winning shots than Kobe has.




Here's one of the clearest comparisons, both regular season and playoffs. Remember, Kobe has a lot more games behind him:


Regular Season; a shot to tie or take the lead (last updated April 1st)
Last 24 seconds

Kobe: 48 for 165 (29.1%)

LeBron: 29 for 99 (29.3%)

Last 30 seconds

Kobe (since 01): 54 for 176 (30.68%)

LeBron: 33 for 108 (30.56%)

Last 2 minutes

Kobe (since 01): 130 for 346 (37.57%)

LeBron: 89 for 227 (39.21%)

Last 5 minutes

Kobe (since 2001 season): 243 for 586 (41.47%)

LeBron: 189 for 434 (43.55%)

Conclusion: Neither Kobe or LeBron shoot a good percentage when the time is winding down (last 30 seconds or less) although LeBron has the edge in the last 24 seconds compared to Kobe having the edge in the last 30 seconds (though by the smallest of margins). In the last 2 minutes and 5 minutes of a regular season game LeBron has the edge over Kobe. Overall I would give LeBron the edge as he leads in 3 out of the 4 categories.




Post Season; a shot to tie or take the lead
Last 24 seconds

Kobe: 7 for 28 (25.0%)

LeBron: 8 for 19 (42.1%)

Last 30 seconds

Kobe: 7 for 28 (25.0%) (0 for 8 from the 09 post season till present day)

LeBron: 10 for 21 (47.6%)

Last 2 minutes (not updated for 2016 season)

Kobe: 17 for 50 (34%)

LeBron: 21 for 43 (48.8%)

Last 5 minutes (not updated for 2016 season)

Kobe (since 01 season): 30 for 88 (34.09%)

LeBron: 36 for 74 (48.6%)

Conclusion: In the last 24 seconds and 30 seconds of a post season game Kobe only shoots 25%, which is terrible. LeBron however is clearly ‘more clutch’ shooting 42% in the last 24 seconds and 48% in the last 30 seconds of a game. This disparity between LeBron and Kobe continues as in the last 2 minutes and 5 minutes of a game LeBron shoots 14% higher than Kobe in both circumstances. Overall LeBron is more ‘clutch’ in a land-slide.


Playoff Games

Game 7 of a Playoff Series

Kobe 22.2ppg on 38.9% FG with 8.0rpg and 5.0apg (6 games)

LeBron 32.8ppg (NBA record) on 45.0% FG with 8.6rpg and 4.8 APG (6 games)

LeBron is clearly the better player when it pertains to game 7s.


Elimination Games

Kobe 21.5 ppg on 41.4% FG with 5.8rpg and 3.5apg (19 games)

LeBron 32.5 ppg on 47.0% FG with 10.3rpg and 7.1apg (15 games)

LeBron is also clearly the better player when facing elimination in general.


Game 7s of NBA Finals

Kobe in game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals: 23 points, 6-for-24 shooting (0 for 6 from 3pt range), 25% FG, 15 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 0 blocks, 4 turnovers

LeBron in game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals: 37 points, 12 for 23 shooting (5 for 7 from 3pt range), 52% FG, 12 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 0 blocks, 2 turnovers.

Lebron in game 7 o the 2016 NBA Finals: 27 points, 9 for 24 shooting (1 for 5 from 3pt range), 38% FG, 11 rebounds, 11 assists, 2 steals, 3 blocks, 5 turnovers.

LeBron clearly played better in his respective finals game 7, scoring more points more efficiently from both 2pt and 3pt range, while he fell short in rebounding in comparison to Bryant he accumulated more assists, blocks and steals while committing similar turnovers; advantage LeBron.

http://swishnba.com/tag/the-truth-about-kobe-in-the-clutch/





Lol Kobe played against tougher competition than lebron

2016 Warriors (73 wins), 2015 Hawks (60 wins), 2013 Spurs (58 wins), 2012 Thunder (58 wins pro-rated), 2011 Bulls (62 wins).

Name the best 5 teams that Kobe has beaten since he took leadership of the team.


No, beating a 53-win Rocket team without Yao and McGrady, or teams like the Deron Williams-led Jazz or the aging 2010 Suns, does NOT make you an all-time great. Kobe has a lot of mediocre 50-win teams on his resume, almost none of whom had any chance at the Championship. If the team you're beating isn't even a title contender, then what does beating them prove?
 
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So you post a manipulated graphic, I counter with the real stats, and you respond with another manipulated graphic which therefore "proves" that graphics can be manipulated and therefore the real stats don't count.

:rudy:


Posting a random-ass stat from three random years in the middle of a player's career is idiocy. It doesn't make any argument at all. Comparing that to a career statistic is meaningless.

I wish I could believe you were just trolling and at least realize how dumb your arguments are.


And yes, Carmelo IS better at regular season game-winning shots than Lebron? So? That's Carmelo's strength - he has fantastic shot-making ability in iso situations without Kobe's dumbass "I need the glory!" poor late-game decision-making to counteract it.

Of course, since Lebron beats him easily in driving, passing, defense, running the offense, and playoff dominance (including game-winning shots in the playoffs), no one would think that Carmelo's one superior strength makes him a superior player.

No one has ever said that Lebron is the best game-winning shot taker in history. Just that he's more than competent at it, and over his career has had more success on game-winning shots than Kobe has.




Here's one of the clearest comparisons, both regular season and playoffs. Remember, Kobe has a lot more games behind him:












http://swishnba.com/tag/the-truth-about-kobe-in-the-clutch/







2016 Warriors (73 wins), 2015 Hawks (60 wins), 2013 Spurs (58 wins), 2012 Thunder (58 wins pro-rated), 2011 Bulls (62 wins).

Name the best 5 teams that Kobe has beaten since he took leadership of the team.


No, beating a 53-win Rocket team without Yao and McGrady, or teams like the Deron Williams-led Jazz or the aging 2010 Suns, does NOT make you an all-time great. Kobe has a lot of mediocre 50-win teams on his resume, almost none of whom had any chance at the Championship. If the team you're beating isn't even a title contender, then what does beating them prove?


NO THNX ROBO, I THINK ILL STICK TO MY GRAPHICS THAT SHOW KOBE IS A BETTER BIG SHOT MAKER THAN LEBRON.

RK66s.jpg


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SPARE US THE NUMERICAL DATA.. FOR THOSE OF US WHO HAVE SOULS, WE SEEN THEM BOTH PERFORM IN THE CLUTCH N WE KNOW WHO SHOWS KILLER INSTINCT AND TAKES OVER AND WHO RELIES ON HIS ALPHA SUPERSTARS TO....


 
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NO THNX ROBO, I THINK ILL STICK TO MY GRAPHICS THAT SHOW KOBE IS A BETTER BIG SHOT MAKER THAN LEBRON.


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I'm mad that your only retort to the career numbers was to post, "But look, Lebron had one 3-year bad stretch in a 14-year career, so even if his career numbers are clearly better than Kobe's, I win!"

I mean, including more context, like what Kobe did immediately after that graphic was posted, wouldn't hurt your case, would it?


ESPN Stats & Info

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Kobe Bryant has now missed 13 straight game-tying/go-ahead FG in final 5 seconds of 4th quarter/OT.

His last make was March 2012.

11:36 AM - 3 Jan 2015

:deadmanny:


The truth about Kobe Bryant in crunch time

A Statistical Analysis Of Clutch NBA Shooters Since 2000


 

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I'm mad that your only retort to the career numbers was to post, "But look, Lebron had one 3-year bad stretch in a 14-year career, so even if his career numbers are clearly better than Kobe's, I win!"

I mean, including more context, like what Kobe did immediately after that graphic was posted, wouldn't hurt your case, would it?




:deadmanny:


The truth about Kobe Bryant in crunch time

A Statistical Analysis Of Clutch NBA Shooters Since 2000





AND THIS IS WHY ONLY GEEKS AND MACHINES USE ANALYTICAL DATA AS A PRIMARY WAY TO CRITIQUE A PLAYER

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HOW MANY GAME WINNERS DOES LEBRON HAVE IN HIS CAREER? WILLIN TO BET ITS NOT EVEN HALF AS MANY AS KOBE.
 

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AND THIS IS WHY ONLY GEEKS AND MACHINES USE ANALYTICAL DATA AS A PRIMARY WAY TO CRITIQUE A PLAYER


I love how "counting up all the game-winners and dividing them by the misses" is "analytical data" to Sccit.

You already did the same thing...except your dumb ass had to post a random-ass three-year graphic of it instead of posting the WHOLE career.




HOW MANY GAME WINNERS DOES LEBRON HAVE IN HIS CAREER? WILLIN TO BET ITS NOT EVEN HALF AS MANY AS KOBE.

What are you going by, last 24 seconds?

In that case, counting regular season and playoffs both, game-tying and game-winning both, then Kobe has 55 in 20 years and Lebron has 37 in 13 years.

Kobe averaged 2.75 game winners/year over his career and Lebron has averaged 2.84 game winners/year. They practically are on the exact SAME pace.

And, since Lebron knows how to pass to open teammates, he only has 82 total misses (6.3/year) on game-winners, compared to 148 misses (7.4/year) for Kobe.



Of course, Lebron has already passed Kobe on playoff game-winners, 8 to 7, even though he has 7 fewer years and 8 fewer attempts in the playoffs.


But I know that "counting" and "division" are difficult "analytics" for you, so what I just wrote might be too hard for you to undestand.
 

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I love how "counting up all the game-winners and dividing them by the misses" is "analytical data" to Sccit.

You already did the same thing...except your dumb ass had to post a random-ass three-year graphic of it instead of posting the WHOLE career.






What are you going by, last 24 seconds?

In that case, counting regular season and playoffs both, game-tying and game-winning both, then Kobe has 55 in 20 years and Lebron has 37 in 13 years.

Kobe averaged 2.75 game winners/year over his career and Lebron has averaged 2.84 game winners/year. They practically are on the exact SAME pace.

And, since Lebron knows how to pass to open teammates, he only has 82 total misses (6.3/year) on game-winners, compared to 148 misses (7.4/year) for Kobe.



Of course, Lebron has already passed Kobe on playoff game-winners, 8 to 7, even though he has 7 fewer years and 8 fewer attempts in the playoffs.


But I know that "counting" and "division" are difficult "analytics" for you, so what I just wrote might be too hard for you to undestand.


WRONG

LEBRON HAS 16 GAME WINNERS

KOBE HAS 36



AND HERES EVERY GAME TYING/WINNING SHOT ATTEMPT LECHOKE HAS EVER PUT UP IN THE FINALS



BUT KEEP MOVING THE GOALPOSTS TO FIT YOUR NARRATIVE

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So you post a manipulated graphic, I counter with the real stats, and you respond with another manipulated graphic which therefore "proves" that graphics can be manipulated and therefore the real stats don't count.

:rudy:


Posting a random-ass stat from three random years in the middle of a player's career is idiocy. It doesn't make any argument at all. Comparing that to a career statistic is meaningless.

I wish I could believe you were just trolling and at least realize how dumb your arguments are.


And yes, Carmelo IS better at regular season game-winning shots than Lebron? So? That's Carmelo's strength - he has fantastic shot-making ability in iso situations without Kobe's dumbass "I need the glory!" poor late-game decision-making to counteract it.

Of course, since Lebron beats him easily in driving, passing, defense, running the offense, and playoff dominance (including game-winning shots in the playoffs), no one would think that Carmelo's one superior strength makes him a superior player.

No one has ever said that Lebron is the best game-winning shot taker in history. Just that he's more than competent at it, and over his career has had more success on game-winning shots than Kobe has.




Here's one of the clearest comparisons, both regular season and playoffs. Remember, Kobe has a lot more games behind him:












http://swishnba.com/tag/the-truth-about-kobe-in-the-clutch/







2016 Warriors (73 wins), 2015 Hawks (60 wins), 2013 Spurs (58 wins), 2012 Thunder (58 wins pro-rated), 2011 Bulls (62 wins).

Name the best 5 teams that Kobe has beaten since he took leadership of the team.


No, beating a 53-win Rocket team without Yao and McGrady, or teams like the Deron Williams-led Jazz or the aging 2010 Suns, does NOT make you an all-time great. Kobe has a lot of mediocre 50-win teams on his resume, almost none of whom had any chance at the Championship. If the team you're beating isn't even a title contender, then what does beating them prove?
This nikka has really deluded himself into believing Bron has had a harder path than Kobe

Hawks were title contenders :mjlol:
A team with no superstars and Carroll getting injured

All those teams in the west you keep shytting on had ATLEAST one player that would've been the best player on the Hawks

The bulls had one guy that could create his own shot and he was 6 ft 1

That's a recipe for champions right :skip:
 

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WRONG

LEBRON HAS 16 GAME WINNERS

KOBE HAS 36



AND HERES EVERY GAME TYING/WINNING SHOT ATTEMPT LECHOKE HAS EVER PUT UP IN THE FINALS



BUT KEEP MOVING THE GOALPOSTS TO FIT YOUR NARRATIVE

:feedme:

These nikkas are delusional man

One of the main reasons I hate LeBron is that he let these geeks get in the basketball. The players love Kobe more though:sas2:
 

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Super Stars are what counts in the playoffs

Anyone that knows anything about basketball knows this

When Bron was in Miami the east had 3

He played with one and Melo had no help really

In Cleveland the East now has 4

Bron plays with one.

Melo and PG have no help
 

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WRONG

LEBRON HAS 16 GAME WINNERS

KOBE HAS 36

BUT KEEP MOVING THE GOALPOSTS TO FIT YOUR NARRATIVE

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That's bullshyt - Lebron already had 17 such shots by 2009.

And here are all 40 such shots he has had so far, listed, in order, so you can't deny them.

So you're getting your information from youtube?




Way to show that you don't have the slightest clue what "moving the goalposts" means. :mjlol:


Guess what - when I keep repeating the same claim over and over

Lebron hits as high or higher % of his game-winning shots over the course of his career than Kobe


while you keep changing your claim

"no, look, Lebron had one bad 3-year stretch"
"Wait, no, but Lebron doesn't have any in the Finals yet"
"Wait, no, adding up career numbers don't count because that's analytics"
"no, only television graphics and youtube videos count"

then I'm not the one "moving the goalposts". :lolbron:



Lebron has made 8 shots to take the lead or tie in the final 24 seconds in the PLAYOFFS ALONE

Kobe only has 7 such shots. And only 1 of Kobe's was a buzzer-beater, while 3 of Lebron's were, if that matters to you.



The real answer is that Kobe has made 55 such shots, but only 7 in the playoffs.

Lebron has made 40 such shots in his shorter career, a good 8 of them which were in the playoffs.


You seem to be trying to not count game-tying shots, and not counting potential game-winning shots (like taking the lead with 1 second left only to have someone else score at the buzzer), even though making either one of those shots is just as clutch as a game-winning shot, and what someone else did after you has nothing to do with anything. Even if you excuse you for both of those things, I doubt your numbers are right...which is what you get for basing your stats on youtube videos.

Now, when are you going to tell me how many misses Kobe has? Or does that not matter in Kobestan?
 
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