Prime Kobe >>>>> Prime LeBron

[Newzz]

the ignorance at public schools >>>> private schools.

Bron was riding his bike around looking for basketball games....the fact it ain't got stolen says something. The fact his hummer outside the project ain't get stolen says something. Lack of money does to equate to the ignorance. Ain't sayin living in the projects is sweet.....but I think he just had a broke environment instead of a killer environment. Maybe it was just public housing in a regular apartment.

Nah breh.....not like that at all.



LeBron lived in the PROJECTS. Like real projects. He was just protected....I know. We've known about him since the 6th grade here. He's never had a fight, never been tested, nothing.



He was our Golden Boy in Cleveland/Akron....he was good wherever he went.



They talk about Benji Wilson. That was LeBron James to Akron.

 

[Mr. 1nighter]

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[GreatestLaker]

You're throwing Shaq's name out there like he was some bum. Shaq in his prime was completely unstoppable.

Would you take Shaq over Lebron?

 

[Goatpoacher]

Would you take Shaq over Lebron?

Only player you should consider taking over Shaq is MJ. People only remember the 3peat, he was a fukking beast even before he perfected his game.

 

[kidsinamerica_]

No one is even arguing Anytging.


Kobe scored 4 more points because he shot the ball 7 more times. That's not a good a look. Lebron can scored 30 on 20 shots, Kobe scores 35 on 27 shots.

-Lebron is a pass first player yet he scores a comparable amount on much higher efficiency. If the difference between 4 points is huge, the difference between 50% and 45% is massive as is the difference between 8.6 assists and 4.5 addistsz

-And yes, I'd argue that a Prime Shaq was one of the most dominant scorers of all time and comparable with MJ in effectiveness seeing as how he was do dominant that the NBA literally had to change the fukking rules because he was breaking the game in the post.

Now you wanna keep arguing that 27 shots to score 35 points is more impressive than taking 20 shots to score 30?

Lebron is the better player. Kobe's best scoring season isn't better than Lebron's while Lebron is literally better in every other category.

Congrats on being a real G who likes volume shooters on low efficiency. You'd probably take AI over Magic Johnson because you're a moron who only things PPG matters more than scoring on high efficiency plus things like passing, court vision, rebounding, and offensive impact.

Moron.

Who compares a shooting guard to a forward in terms of FG%?

 

[Cᵣₐₛₕ&ₜₕₑCₒᵤₚ]

prime kobe better than prime lebron !?!?

 

[Cᵣₐₛₕ&ₜₕₑCₒᵤₚ]

Who compares a shooting guard to a forward in terms of FG%?

they're both perimeter players next excuse

kobe fg% mid 45 like my iphone battery and shyt

even the jumpshooting stickman has hit 50%

 

[kidsinamerica_]

they're both perimeter players next excuse

kobe fg% mid 45 like my iphone battery and shyt

even the jumpshooting stickman has hit 50%

If you want to speak in generalities, a good field goal percentage for a two-point shooter is forty five to fifty percent.

 

[HoopLife]

LeBron is a better regular season and playoff performer than Kobe. Attached to Kobe for some reason is this label of unrivaled clutchness that you don't see with guys like Shaq, Duncan, and LeBron.

However, LeBron has had far more big game moments in the playoffs than Kobe. First, we can look at his all time leading PPG average in elimination games. Or we can point to his 48/9/7 and 25 straight points against Detroit, his 45/15/5 in an elimination game at Boston, his 16 4th quarter points en route to a miracle comeback in Game 6 of this year's Finals, and of course his 37/12/4 including the clutch game-winner with 28 seconds left in Game 7 of this Finals. None of this even factors in LeBron's shutdown defense against the opposing team's premier scorer.

In all honesty, Kobe has never had these legendary playoff moments.

 

[Draje]

Who compares a shooting guard to a forward in terms of FG%?

The fukk?

They're both primary perimeter players who score similar amounts so why can't you compare FG%?

Are you high? We can't compare Durant and Kobe either?

Lebron plays the position of PG/SG//SF/PF at the same time because of his freakish versatility and athletic ability.

The fact of the matter is this, Lebron can play more positions than Kobe and, of he needs to, he can score just as many points as Kobe on 7 less attempts.

 

[Draje]

If you want to speak in generalities, a good field goal percentage for a two-point shooter is forty five to fifty percent.

KobE is a good shooter on good percentage. Lebron is simply better because he's a GOAT-tier at finishing at the rim and an elite slasher. Kobe is a better shooter but Kobe has to take more difficult shots because he isn't an athletic anomaly like Lebron who gets to the rim at will and is impossible to stop.

Lebron is comparable at scoring because he's better at the most efficient area at basketball and he's one of the only perimeter players who can get there at will. That's what you people don't realize. Any player in the world would go for the easier to convert shot of they could. Kobe doesn't shoot contested fadeaways because he likes them more. He does it because it's what he has available.

Jordan didn't develop a midrange game because he didn't like slashing. He dot because he was getting older and wasn't as explosive as he was in his younger days plus just being a slasher wasn't gonna win against better defenses when they locked the paint especially in the playoffs.

Lebron is simply a Wilt/Jordan/Shaq level athlete. He's blessed with an insane combination of size, speed, strebgths, jumping ability, and balance while having great court vision and insane BBALL IQ. You got a Magic/Bird-lite in vision with MJ-lite speed with a 40 inch vertical and Karl Malone-esquire strength.

Lebron is so dominant because he's a perimeter player with the ability to impact the game like either a big man or a PG at will. It's why 95% of the GOAT lists are filled with big men because they tend to be the most impactful players on the floor.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

LEMME KNOW ME WHEN LEBRON SEES DOUBLE AND TRIPLE TEAMS LIKE KOBE....


LEBRON IS A STAT-PADDER. THATS WHY HIS FANS THINK HIM SCORING 30 EMPTY POINTS IS SOMETHING AMAZING. THEY DONT ACTUALLY WATCH GAMES. THIS IS ALSO WHY SOMEONE WHO AVERAGES 30 POINTS IN THE REGULAR SEASON CAN GO 3 STRAIGHT FINALS GAMES SCORING UNDER 20....BECAUSE IN REALITY, HE'S NOT EVEN A GREAT SCORER. HE'S A GOOD SCORER WHO PADS HIS STATS AND IS GIVEN A 5 FOOT CUSHION ON DEFENSE. IF KOBE OR MJ WERE GUARDED LIKE LEBRON, THEY'D AVERAGE 50 PPG, AND THATS REAL SHIET.

Someone that actually watches games?

Welcome to the 'seum.....

 

[kidsinamerica_]

The fukk?

They're both primary perimeter players who score similar amounts so why can't you compare FG%?

Are you high? We can't compare Durant and Kobe either?

Lebron plays the position of PG/SG//SF/PF at the same time because of his freakish versatility and athletic ability.

The fact of the matter is this, Lebron can play more positions than Kobe and, of he needs to, he can score just as many points as Kobe on 7 less attempts.

Well it all depends on how you’re using FG% to evaluate players. If you want to know at what rate both players converts his field goal attempts, or use it as a inference to just characterize the style of play for both players, then that’s fine.

 

[Marvel]

LeBron is a better regular season and playoff performer than Kobe. Attached to Kobe for some reason is this label of unrivaled clutchness that you don't see with guys like Shaq, Duncan, and LeBron.

However, LeBron has had far more big game moments in the playoffs than Kobe. First, we can look at his all time leading PPG average in elimination games. Or we can point to his 48/9/7 and 25 straight points against Detroit, his 45/15/5 in an elimination game at Boston, his 16 4th quarter points en route to a miracle comeback in Game 6 of this year's Finals, and of course his 37/12/4 including the clutch game-winner with 28 seconds left in Game 7 of this Finals. None of this even factors in LeBron's shutdown defense against the opposing team's premier scorer.

In all honesty, Kobe has never had these legendary playoff moments.

Don't forget his 40 Pts, 18 Reb, 9 Ast, 2 Stl, 2 Blk in game 4 last year against Indiana after going down 2-1 following the Dwade and Spo clash in game 3 and Bosh being out for the series. Oh and he did play PF the rest of the series against David West

Lebron is 28 and already has more legendary performances and moments than Kobe.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

LeBron is a better regular season and playoff performer than Kobe. Attached to Kobe for some reason is this label of unrivaled clutchness that you don't see with guys like Shaq, Duncan, and LeBron.

However, LeBron has had far more big game moments in the playoffs than Kobe. First, we can look at his all time leading PPG average in elimination games. Or we can point to his 48/9/7 and 25 straight points against Detroit, his 45/15/5 in an elimination game at Boston, his 16 4th quarter points en route to a miracle comeback in Game 6 of this year's Finals, and of course his 37/12/4 including the clutch game-winner with 28 seconds left in Game 7 of this Finals. None of this even factors in LeBron's shutdown defense against the opposing team's premier scorer.

In all honesty, Kobe has never had these legendary playoff moments.

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