Which 2016 retiree has had the best careeer

[Remote]

cuz hes been surrounded by HOF his whole career

Oh word?
That's your argument?

Like Kobe didn't have the greatest center of the last 30 years and the greatest head coach of all-time, and arguably the most clutch shooter in recent memory in his fukkin back pocket?
And then was gifted a HOF power forward when he couldn't lead his team without them?


But yeah, Duncan was the surrounded one

 

[South Paw]

Marshawn lynch

 

[Remote]

Marshawn lynch

 

[Family Lives Matter]

Troll thread

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

You really want to have someone pull up a compilation of all the shots Kobe missed in the clutch? That shyt will take longer to watch than the directors cut of return of the King. This ain't the hill to build your terrible argument on.

 

[Take_Note]

The contrast in Kobe and Duncan's reputations, personalities and fans is such an interesting thing.

 

[Shadow King]

Duncan
Peyton
Kobe

I don't follow baseball so A-Rod is last by default for me but all the controversy/scandal somewhat justifies it.

 

[Captain Crunch]

1. Duncan
2. AROD
3. Kobe
4. Peyton

Duncan and AROD are the best at their positions(PF, SS), while Duncan is undeniably a top 10 all time.

 

[L&HH]

Duncan never missed the playoffs his entire career. In the Western conference no less, and the team won like 17 games the season before he got there. Then he won the title in his second season and continued to win it every other season for the next 7 years. He went on a little drought but to cap off his career he went to back to back finals and won it won last time for a total of 5. And let's be real it took a miracle ass rebound + Ray Allen shot for him not to have 6.

If there's any player we can probably say could win in different eras it'd be him. He won in basically 3 different eras and faced off against some of the best teams ever in the NBA: Shaq/Kobe, The Pistons, LeBron and the Heatles...

 

[prophecypro]

Kobe & Daniel Bryan

Sting and Tim Duncan breh

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

Only one defensive player has ever won the Heisman......

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

Obviously kobe.

His career and the lasting impact he's left on basketball fans and players is

The icon Sting. Top 10 greatest to ever do it.

 

[Sccit]

A rapist, a sexual assaulter (teabagging the trainer), a cheating juicer, or a class act?

Tim Duncan.

LETS FORGET THE FACT THAT TIMMY IS A CUCK

 

[Sccit]

Oh word?
That's your argument?

Like Kobe didn't have the greatest center of the last 30 years and the greatest head coach of all-time, and arguably the most clutch shooter in recent memory in his fukkin back pocket?
And then was gifted a HOF power forward when he couldn't lead his team without them?


But yeah, Duncan was the surrounded one

HOLY SHIIT, NOT THIS AGAIN



DUNCAN DIDNT SPEND HALF OF HIS PRIME PLAYING ON REBUILDING/DLEAGUE LEVEL TEAMS.. THATS WHAT KOBE WAS IMPLYING BY SAYIN HE WAS JEALOUS. INSINUATING THAT IF HE WERE IN DUNCANS SHOES, PLAYIN ON CONTENDING TEAMS FOR THE DURATION OF HIS CAREER, HE WOULD HAVE FAR MORE THAN 5 TITLES

 

[Sccit]

You really want to have someone pull up a compilation of all the shots Kobe missed in the clutch? That shyt will take longer to watch than the directors cut of return of the King. This ain't the hill to build your terrible argument on.

COMMENT ON MISSING BIG SHOTS IN THE CLUTCH WHEN UR A LEBRON GROUPIE BRODIES