In 3,643 less minutes Lebron has 26 more turnovers then.....

[holidayinn21]

Damn OP this is crazy

Its almost like kobe played the majority of his career in a offense that didn't have rely on any one person to facilitate it ...Maybe a offense shaped like a triangle of sorts...

So one minute, Kobe is a ball hog, but now, he didn't have the ball that much due to the triangle

Which is it Bronze Stans?

 

[kt773]

I think we need a lebron hate thread

 

[Regular_P]

Again, Lebron is a point forward so he has the ball in his hand way way more than Kobe does. Of course his turnovers are higher.

Don’t be mad that Kobe is inefficient compared to Lebron.

Their usage rates are almost identical.

 

[Swagnificent]

Again, Lebron is a point forward so he has the ball in his hand way way more than Kobe does. Of course his turnovers are higher.

Don’t be mad that Kobe is inefficient compared to Lebron.

And Kobe's a scorer. He's counted on by his team to score more so obviously he'll miss more shots.

It works both ways buddy.

 

[KillbertArenas]

Whats the assist to turnover ratio for each?

 

[Sugar]

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[KillbertArenas]

 

[Trece]

He also has less championships in more tries

3-9

And two of those were cheap rings he bought on a super team

 

[Born2BKing]

Don't turn it over it you don't pass:DKConceited:

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Kobe

NBA & ABA Career Leaders and Records for Turnovers | Basketball-Reference.com

Kobe was able to score historical amounts of points without turning the ball over like Har_en, Westbrick and Lebron

Sometimes with pat stadding field goal percentage can be misleading. Make no mistake about, Kobe was much less predictable and more skilled then Lebron and probably any player ever for that matter

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Kobe

NBA & ABA Career Leaders and Records for Turnovers | Basketball-Reference.com

Kobe was able to score historical amounts of points without turning the ball over like Har_en, Westbrick and Lebron

Sometimes with pat stadding field goal percentage can be misleading. Make no mistake about, Kobe was much less predictable and more skilled then Lebron and probably any player ever for that matter

People like to criticize Kobe for his shot selection and volume (and some of it is well-deserved)...but in one of Phil's book, although he expressed dismay at Kobe's shot selection, he did say that "people don't like realize the physical conditioning you have to be in to take over 20 shots a game in the NBA".

Phil went on to say that not many people can do that and also mentioned the enormous stress a player like Kobe puts on opposing defenses, since you always have to rotate different defenders on him.

My point is, detractors like to look at Kobe's 45% and make it the end all and be all...when the fact is that 45% comes with at least 2 defenders focused on Kobe along with the rest of the team defense ready to help. Kobe in his prime never faced true single coverage. It's a different 45% than your average NBA player.

Even Jordan mentioned the unbelievable amount stamina required take over 20 shots a game. Most NBA players can't do it over the course of 82 games...not without suffering a huge amount of turnovers.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Gotdamn you nikkas have no life

One moment cats say “whatever stats show the prove Bron was better don’t count and don’t mean shyt, if you a baller you gotta do the eye test and you’ll clearly see Kobe is better”


Then the next moment if the same cats find some obscure stat they say “look at the stats, this proves Kobe is better than Lebron....... because of the stats and the stats are never wrong”


That flip flopping is amazing


Martha

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

26 more turnovers with 2,036 more assists

Kobe also has a 3,190 missed FG lead on LeBron. For LeBron to catch up in the same amount of minutes, he'd have to miss a shot every minute he's on the floor for over an entire season.

Whats the assist to turnover ratio for each?

4.7 assists to 3 turnovers per game for Kobe, 7.2 assists to 3.5 turnovers per game for James.

 

[Columbo]

I see it now, Lebron only knows how to play one way. Yes the Lakers had their win streak recently but i still don't see them being even middle of the pack in the west playoffs, i see them 7th or 8th

The Lakers would be better off and Lebron would be better off with Lebron playing more off ball

Kobe faced double and triple teams, knifed through defenders...and was a much better passer then given credit for. He might not have averaged Lebron type of assists but more then 5apg was above average for a shooting guard

The other young players are regressing along side Lebron. Ball looks like a g league player. What it comes down to is Kobe had much more of an ability to improvise whether it was making accurate passes, splitting double or triple teams, or utilizing his goat post up game...Lebron is more predicatable, more turnover prone and pads his stats

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

2036 more assists with only 26 more turnovers

Only a genuine idiot would think this is anything but another piece of evidence that Lebron >>>