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can LBJ or Durant stay in the league long enough to break Kareems point record??
Chamillitary Click:
i'd say yes; they can, not that they will.
i mean, nigga please, Kobe is 31(?) & you mean to tell he isn't going to score at least 20 ppg for the next five years?
LeBron will be scoring the way he is until he's 35; don't give this burned out shit; he's genetically different; 6'8'' with an IQ of a genius & a build that the game has never seen before.
then after 35, he'll be dropping at least 20 a game until he retires.
Durant is still a child, he could still develop a jumpshot above of beyond Kobe's; & working from the outside like that will be an ease off his shoulders for this "burned out" shit.
these two are above & beyond the rest of the game right now, so even if they "burn out", they'll just be at the same level as most guys & not that "special guy" anymore; still capable to drop points.
all given there are no injures for either.
thisoneguy360:
I have no reason to hate Durant himself but my bitterness towards that orgianization makes me hope that he gets a career ending injury.
13th Duke:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on February 24, 2010, 04:45:46 PM ---i'd say yes; they can, not that they will.
i mean, nigga please, Kobe is 31(?) & you mean to tell he isn't going to score at least 20 ppg for the next five years?
LeBron will be scoring the way he is until he's 35; don't give this burned out shit; he's genetically different; 6'8'' with an IQ of a genius & a build that the game has never seen before.
then after 35, he'll be dropping at least 20 a game until he retires.
Durant is still a child, he could still develop a jumpshot above of beyond Kobe's; & working from the outside like that will be an ease off his shoulders for this "burned out" shit.
these two are above & beyond the rest of the game right now, so even if they "burn out", they'll just be at the same level as most guys & not that "special guy" anymore; still capable to drop points.
all given there are no injures for either.
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an IQ of a genius? not exactly mate.
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: 13th Duke on February 24, 2010, 06:54:28 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on February 24, 2010, 04:45:46 PM ---i'd say yes; they can, not that they will.
i mean, nigga please, Kobe is 31(?) & you mean to tell he isn't going to score at least 20 ppg for the next five years?
LeBron will be scoring the way he is until he's 35; don't give this burned out shit; he's genetically different; 6'8'' with an IQ of a genius & a build that the game has never seen before.
then after 35, he'll be dropping at least 20 a game until he retires.
Durant is still a child, he could still develop a jumpshot above of beyond Kobe's; & working from the outside like that will be an ease off his shoulders for this "burned out" shit.
these two are above & beyond the rest of the game right now, so even if they "burn out", they'll just be at the same level as most guys & not that "special guy" anymore; still capable to drop points.
all given there are no injures for either.
--- End quote ---
an IQ of a genius? not exactly mate.
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i meant Basketball IQ, but if you still don't agree, i don't know what to tell you.
arguably the best passer in the league & he's the size of some Power Forwards.
the only part of his game you can kind of question is shooting 3's opposed to driving it in late in the game; but if he hits that shot with more consistancy, you won't hear an argument from me.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on February 24, 2010, 04:45:46 PM ---i'd say yes; they can, not that they will.
i mean, nigga please, Kobe is 31(?) & you mean to tell he isn't going to score at least 20 ppg for the next five years?
LeBron will be scoring the way he is until he's 35; don't give this burned out shit; he's genetically different; 6'8'' with an IQ of a genius & a build that the game has never seen before.
then after 35, he'll be dropping at least 20 a game until he retires.
Durant is still a child, he could still develop a jumpshot above of beyond Kobe's; & working from the outside like that will be an ease off his shoulders for this "burned out" shit.
these two are above & beyond the rest of the game right now, so even if they "burn out", they'll just be at the same level as most guys & not that "special guy" anymore; still capable to drop points.
all given there are no injures for either.
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The who thing is how long will they play and play at the level they want. The Jabbar record is very beatable. A lot of the greats could have passed it if they decided to play. Jordan left, came back, and left again. Larry got hurt but before the injury he would have broken it if he stayed healthy and played as long as Kareem. Lebron's point per season are closer to Larry's than Jordan's. Even if he can still play I'm not sure I see him sticking around at 35 unless he still hasn't one a ring by then.
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