You're obviously retarded. There is no way in hell that anyone would say Kobe is a better slasher, finisher, passer, or playmaker than Lebron. Entire teams go out of their way to stop Lebron from getting into the paint and stop him from getting into the lane but can't stop him. Lebron has always finished better around the rim than Kobe. Kobe's best passing seasons aren't better than what Lebron has average his entire career.
Let me preface this by saying I'm a Blazers/Warriors fan and I hate both Kobe and Lebron (for separate reasons). So if anything, I should be more privy to the outright blatant slandering of Kobe Bryant because he shares a conference with my favorite teams. But the dude knew how to play basketball and I'm not gonna take that away from him. I'm not trying to take anything away from Lebron either, I'm just saying I think Kobe's a better basketball player and Lebron is a better natural athlete, if that makes any sense.
Lebron James has never done anything as impressive at the rim as Kobe Bryant.
That's like Dr. J times three.
Lebron just bullrushes the paint every time, because he's a fukking tank, and does the same exact lay-in every single time his entire 15+ year career. The one where he cocks back his arm and throws it down thunderously. As if that's still supposed to be cool after seeing it a thousand times, looks like this:
Notice there's nobody around him. Because he's a physical freak and an all-time extraordinary athletic specimen. There's no reason to try and guard him going to the rim, because with his size and speed his momentum is unstoppable. Thus, he gets easier shots at the rim, which makes him finish more at the basket. That doesn't make him
better at finishing at the rim as Kobe, because when Kobe did finish at the rim he was more impressive. As I've pointed out, he was a fukking wizard who could twist around 3 bodies. Lebron James just finishes
more at the rim, due to his physique. Plus Kobe had Shaq, so he didn't have to go into the paint.
In addition, people try and paint Lebron as some amazing playmaker. He's not Magic Johnson. And I don't care if his career assist stats make him seem like he is, the league's fast pace ups a game by X amount of possessions, and nobody runs set plays. It's all run-and-gun fastbreaks, and considering Lebron's usually the guy with the ball in his hand, he happens to be the one to get the assist on fast breaks.
Kobe was an amalgam of all the greatest offensive players of all time and covered every conceivable facet of the game on the offensive side. His skill level far exceeds Lebron, in the same way Lebron's pure athletic capabilities far exceed Kobe. It's the classic brain vs brawn, skill vs strength, guy who worked for it vs the born natural.