Kobe Bryant "Detail" Episode 5—Lebron James
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kobe definitely got bron's game figured out. that's why he went 6-16 against him head-to-head
what's next, demar derozan gives tips on how to stop lebron?
what's next, demar derozan gives tips on how to stop lebron?
You obviously must have never played basketball in your life if you think LeBron is more skillful than Kobe.
Kobe Bryant is the most skilled player in NBA history. Even Jordan is second to Kobe in skill.
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Greg Ostertag feat. Todd MacCulloch: Pro tips on how to slow Shaq downkobe definitely got bron's game figured out. that's why he went 6-16 against him head-to-head
what's next, demar derozan gives tips on how to stop lebron?
Well he must have the worst basketball IQ ever then if he's ended up extremely average efficiency-wise. All those feints and that footwork to end in the majority of the time missing a contested fadeaway.
Well he must have the worst basketball IQ ever then if he's ended up extremely average efficiency-wise. All those feints and that footwork to end in the majority of the time missing a contested fadeaway.
Stop with that cac mess. Don't nobody care about that mess. Kobe Bryant won 5 championships and almost always had his team exceed the expectations set upon them.
This is basketball not baseball white boy. That analytics shyt is irrelevant to a sport like basketball.
Bullshyt.
MJ is a more skilled and smarter player than Kobe, better at using his offensive arsenal to impose his will on the game. MJ was completely unguardable and could create separation that Kobe never could. Let's not even get into the acrobatic finishes, touch around the rim, shot selection, footwork, and efficiency.
Only thing Kobe got over MJ is three point shooting and free throws but so does Curry and he ain't more skilled than MJ either.
Yeah, field goal percentage is CAC mess.
The objective of the game is to put the ball in the basket. Kobe put it in the basket less and takes more shots to do it. What's the reason for this if he is the most skilled player ever?
madness
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Ben Simmons ft. Markelle Fultz: Perfecting Your 3-Point ShotGreg Ostertag feat. Todd MacCulloch: Pro tips on how to slow Shaq down
[QUOTE="Swagnificent, post: 29503869, member: 2275"]You obviously must have never played basketball in your life if you think LeBron is more skillful than Kobe.
Kobe Bryant is the most skilled player in NBA history. Even Jordan is second to Kobe in skill.[/QUOTE]
shut up forever
i will never be tired of neggin you
Kobe Bryant is the most skilled player in NBA history. Even Jordan is second to Kobe in skill.[/QUOTE]
shut up forever
i will never be tired of neggin you
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Project Pooch
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Its sucks that we gotta put these legends down to try to prop up another ........Kobe and LeBron have had so much respect for eachother over the years. These stan wars are gay af ,
just appreciate these guys yall 
just appreciate these guys yall 
ALonelyDad
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Bron Stans showing their insecurites in this thread already, lol.
He's so talented that he can just reposition himself and still get a high percentage shot. Seems like Kobe thinks he can get those looks even easier which is scary
No. Even the Phil Jackson has said Kobe is more skillful Jordan.
Jordan's only advantage over Kobe was that he was STRONGER and had BIGGER HANDS. That allowed him to finish better at the rim as well as get better position on his post-ups. But in terms of footwork, ball-handling, shooting, passing, and just all-around basketball wizardry, Kobe has Jordan beat. As well as every other player in basketball history.
All you have to do is watch Kobe Bryant's highlights. He routinely did moves that nobody else in NBA history has ever done. For example, this move here against the Utah Jazz in 2003. To date its still the most amazing move I've ever seen from a basketball player in a game:
The footwork, the balance, the body control, the fluidity, the creativity......simply BREATHTAKING. Just think about how he keeps his pivot foot planted while contorting his body to square up to the basket all in one move.
Easily the greatest move in NBA history. And something that has yet to be duplicated.
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