Jason Williams on Kobe's work ethic :mjcry:

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Except when Lebron wins them, right:mjgrin:


Maybe thats why most his all-star teamnates don't fukk with him:mjgrin:
Lebron was the best player on his team every year he went to the finals. Even in 2011 he was the best he just played like shyt :yeshrug:
Aye you remember that dude Shaquille O'neill:mjgrin:
 

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Back on topic, Kobe had a phenomenal work ethic, prolly one of the hardest working athletes of all time :wow:
 

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So you didn't see Bron looking like a role player on that Kyrie three in game 7

So you didn't see Bron looking like a role player on that Kyrie step back in game 3 this yr

You are counting stats instead of measuring moments

A healthy Curry cooks Bron, that shouldn't even be up for debate

Bron has made a couple big shots in his career, sure...but he's still mentally weak

He played w/ fear defending KD

He gets nervous at the FT line when games are tight

He told the media he would defend Dirk if needed...Miami needed him to and he didn't accept the challenge

I've seen this play out over years & years

Bron is the GOAT alright = Giving Other Athletes Titles
You mean the three that came right after Lebron made one of the greatest defensive finals plays of all time. Yeah yall dont watch basketball
 

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Lebron was the best player on his team every year he went to the finals. Even in 2011 he was the best he just played like shyt :yeshrug:
Aye you remember that dude Shaquille O'neill:mjgrin:
i guess daddy Wade didn't exist :mjgrin:


Like he didn't cut back his game to let this nikka get his stats while Wade closes shyt out:mjgrin:

Sounds a lil familiar these days too with Kyrie:mjgrin:


nikka over here making All-stars worse while Kobe legit made a Shaq a winner and Pau/Odom/any other trash he had better players:mjgrin:

Kobe over here taking Smush Parkers and Kwame Browns, into the playoffs in the West:mjlol:
 

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i guess daddy Wade didn't exist :mjgrin:


Like he didn't cut back his game to let this nikka get his stats while Wade closes shyt out:mjgrin:

Sounds a lil familiar these days too with Kyrie:mjgrin:


nikka over here making All-stars worse while Kobe legit made a Shaq a winner and Pau/Odom/any other trash he had better players:mjgrin:

Kobe over here taking Smush Parkers and Kwame Browns, into the playoffs in the West:mjlol:
This nikka said D Wade was better than Lebron lmao. You got too much hate in your heart homie
 

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Averaging 25-8-6 and 27-6-5 in the finals ain't shrinking bruh

Bron was great in 16 Finals, put up the best #s, but Kyrie was the diff

And even tho Shaq put up great #s in the finals...he wasn't the best defender, he wasn't the closer, he didn't initiate the offense...Kobe was arguably the best player in the league starting in Nov 2000

I watched those games and Kobe did whatever was needed for his team's to win...ask the Spurs, ask the Kings, ask the Blazers

But Shaq ways the most dominate player and he was the absolute first option on offense. He was the best rebounder (I don't know why y'all act like dominate rebounding isn't a game changing ability for bigs), the most dominant and powerful force on offense, and the most consistently efficient player on the floor.

And how was Kyrie the difference maker when Lebron effected the game in far more ways than Kyrie. He scored more, he initiated or assisted in the variety of shots, he was the best defender in that finals (By far), and he did more for the team overall. It's funny how you talk about all the little things Kobe did to win but you ignore all the things Lebron did to win with Kyrie. Rebounds, defense, playmaking, initiating the offense, clutch plays, efficient numbers, etc.
 

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But Shaq ways the most dominate player and he was the absolute first option on offense. He was the best rebounder (I don't know why y'all act like dominate rebounding isn't a game changing ability for bigs), the most dominant and powerful force on offense, and the most consistently efficient player on the floor.

And how was Kyrie the difference maker when Lebron effected the game in far more ways than Kyrie. He scored more, he initiated or assisted in the variety of shots, he was the best defender in that finals (By far), and he did more for the team overall. It's funny how you talk about all the little things Kobe did to win but you ignore all the things Lebron did to win with Kyrie. Rebounds, defense, playmaking, initiating the offense, clutch plays, efficient numbers, etc.

In 01 they both averaged 29

Kobe led the Lakers in scoring through first three rounds in 01

It was a partnership from Nov 00 - June 04

Before that it was Shaq's team

How many teams in history had two players both avg more than 25?

You can't get carried if you avg over 25...that means you are doing heavy lifting

And are you gonna act like Kyrie didn't outplay the unanimous league MVP? What's more special, Kyrie killing Curry or Bron killing Harrison Barnes?

When Bron had comp this yr, they had to hide his bum ass on def bc he's an overrated defender
 

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You mean the three that came right after Lebron made one of the greatest defensive finals plays of all time. Yeah yall dont watch basketball

So I guess Iggy wasn't handicapped with back probs

Bron is a good help defender but he looked like Bruce Bowen, on the offensive end, at the end of the two most impt games in the last two finals (game 7 in 16 & game 3 in 17)

Those moments is how I will remember him
 

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So I guess Iggy wasn't handicapped with back probs

Bron is a good help defender but he looked like Bruce Bowen, on the offensive end, at the end of the two most impt games in the last two finals (game 7 in 16 & game 3 in 17)

Those moments is how I will remember him
Like how I remember Kobe going 6-24 in game 7 and getting bailed out by Ron Artest:mjgrin:
 

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Who initiated the offense and passed the ball to Artest?

Who scored 10 in the fourth & put the clamps on Jesus?
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