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Why LeBron Will NEVER Be Kobe...Cleveland is FINISHED.

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Stone Cold is Bout It, Bout It:

--- Quote from: teecee on May 12, 2010, 09:32:24 AM ---

Kinda reminds me of Kobe vs the Suns in that game 7 a few years ago,



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did lebron score 20 + in the 1st half like kobe?......got double and tripled team, zoned up in the 2nd half and passed it to his bum teammates who couldnt do shit...lol @ believing barkley, fucking sheep

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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on May 11, 2010, 11:43:25 AM ---Kobe is not a leader.

Kobe just happens to be the best player on the best team; a team that would be playoff bound without Kobe; basically the Yankees of the NBA.

i'm sure Shannon Brown is more of a leader than Kobe, but how would that look? it's all how the media spins it.

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you really don't deserve to post here man...LOL

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--- Quote from: .:DaYg0sTyLz:. on May 11, 2010, 01:03:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on May 11, 2010, 11:43:25 AM ---Kobe is not a leader.

Kobe just happens to be the best player on the best team; a team that would be playoff bound without Kobe; basically the Yankees of the NBA.

i'm sure Shannon Brown is more of a leader than Kobe, but how would that look? it's all how the media spins it.

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Im not a fan of Kobe either man lol But Shannon Brown? That might be a bit much lol.

Here's how I see things. There are different types of leaders...and different ways that players can be motivators. One way I DO see Kobe being a good leader...is in his work ethic. I think Kobe does put in the work, and he does have the drive to be great. That can rub off on other players sometimes.  I could use Tim Duncan as an example too. When people think of great leaders in basketball history, they dont typically shout out TIM DUNCAN!  But he is a leader as well. His way of leading is by example. He puts the team ahead of his own success always. Stats mean nothing without winning...etc...etc.

With that being said, there is a certain vibe you get from NATURAL leaders. When you watch a group (sports...or ANY group), you can look at them and say..."THAT guy is the leader". You dont really feel that way just by watching Duncan OR Kobe. They are leaders because they have to be...by default I guess. You did get that feeling when you saw Jordan...or Magic...or Lebron now. Sometimes it isnt even the superstar. With the Spurs back in the day...you would see Avery Johnson on the floor...and immediately could tell he was a leader....but not as talented as the superstars. But THAT is the reason people build up Lebron so much, over Kobe. Because you get that same feeling watching him that you got watching Magic or Jordan.

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That is actually the exact opposite of what it is. Kobe is naturally a true leader..the kinda competitor who puts winning ahead of everything else, in the same class as Jordan and Magic, while LeBron is more of a talent who doesn't have the winners mentality and doesnt have the "it" factor that puts him over the top with the great leaders who have led their teams to success...anyone catch LeBron at the podium after the game last night? Dude is so nonchalant, no true anger or fury in his voice after a loss like that/ Definitely not a leader on the level of a Magic or Jordan...OR Kobe.

BOX5 the best poster on this site yell:

--- Quote from: Mr. Bones on May 12, 2010, 10:27:43 AM ---
--- Quote from: Ancient Chinese Secret on May 12, 2010, 09:58:28 AM ---so how can this player be the best ever or better than jordan....no way possible....and hes a loser....member when he walked off and didnt even approach howard.....thats how players of all time roll? lol

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magic and bird were the same way  ::)




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are you fucc'n crazy when the lakers got swept by the 76ers magic went to they loccer room and congratulated them, so you can't say that yell

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