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Why LeBron Will NEVER Be Kobe...Cleveland is FINISHED.
BOX5 the best poster on this site yell:
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--- Quote from: Citizen-Y on May 17, 2010, 03:00:49 PM ---Lebron reminded me of 2006 Kobe in this series. I guess knowing that ginger man nailed your mom will do that to you.
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Exactly. All the greats go through it...to say, at 26, Lebron will NEVER be as good as Kobe is straight stupid....guess how many titles MJ had at 26??
Lebron still has no post game; once he gets one, it is LIGHTS OUT for others. Antwan Jamison, Mo Williams, and a washed up Shaq ARE NOT what he needs. Neither is Mike Brown.
Kobe struggled to be the man on a championship team, Jordan struggled to win until he was 28...I'd say Lebron has some time still.
Lebron will take the loss as motivation to get better and become more of a leader. No player has ever went through a career without hardships. Lebron didn'
t play great in the playoffs, but he'll be fine and still win a couple of chips along the way.,
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uh why do you people keep mentioning jordan's age when he won a title, he did at least 3 years of college????? he didn't come straight outta high school like labron and kobe get it right yell
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on May 18, 2010, 05:14:30 PM ---^he will always just be a factor.
LeBron will just be a factor too when he wins.
you've gone completely insane if you're even thinking otherwise.
it's a team game, you can't give one man the credit for it. :loco:
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A team leader is not "just a factor"...Derek Fisher is a factor. Ron Artest is a factor. Andrew Bynum is a factor. Kobe Bryant is the driver. The team centers around him, just like Cleveland centers around LeBron. To call a player of Kobe's caliber a "factor" is simply a joke, but so is a lot of stuff you've said in this thread, so it comes as no surprise...PeACe
teecee:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on May 18, 2010, 04:11:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on May 18, 2010, 02:58:33 PM ---you mean when the Lakers pass him the torch?
when will you understand that Kobe cannot win alone? he was alone, barely finished .500 & lost in the playoffs, yet everybody just tries to forget those years; can't blame you Kobe stans. ;)
the Lakers are WINNING rings, Kobe is a factor in it.
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Nobody wins alone...but LeBron was not alone, he has a fully capable team who has beaten the Celtics 3 times in the regular season and won 60+ games for the last 2 seasons...he simply let them down and didn't step it up when he was most needed. Make all the excuses you want, but that 3-15 performance was not only atrocious, but disgustingly obvious. It was obvious (to any sane person) that LeBron could care less, and that his heart wasn't there...that he doesn't have that champions drive...and the fact that you sit here and make excuses for it, while disregarding Kobe as just a "factor" in the Lakers winning ways is pretty pathetic, to say the least.
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NIK, I understand you feel the need to dis Lebron as Kobe has got his fair share of both warranted AND unwarranted criticisms.
You DO have to admit though, when the Celtics dismantled the Lakers in Game 6 to win the championship and Kobe barely even showed up, you defended him. In that series, the LAKERS WERE THE FAVOURITES but did not win, and Kobe did not play with much HEART in the series clincher. Sound familiar?
Or, MAYBE neither player got a ton of help from his respective teammates as well; Jamison, the second best Cavs player, was 1-9 shooting, and Mo Williams disappeared in the second half.
U.N.T.O.U.C.H.A.B.L.E.:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on May 18, 2010, 07:03:56 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on May 18, 2010, 05:14:30 PM ---^he will always just be a factor.
LeBron will just be a factor too when he wins.
you've gone completely insane if you're even thinking otherwise.
it's a team game, you can't give one man the credit for it. :loco:
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A team leader is not "just a factor"...Derek Fisher is a factor. Ron Artest is a factor. Andrew Bynum is a factor. Kobe Bryant is the driver. The team centers around him, just like Cleveland centers around LeBron. To call a player of Kobe's caliber a "factor" is simply a joke, but so is a lot of stuff you've said in this thread, so it comes as no surprise...PeACe
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well it's like this when u have kids that know nothing about basketball or are just followers shyt gets twisted, instead of recognizing the truth they try to argue with people that have seen more & know more...its a never ending battle these days but everyone eventually sees the light, i was there once so yea just give em time...usually the end results teaches them ;)
OG Hack Wilson:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on May 17, 2010, 01:23:10 PM ---e. The current LeBron would have to play 2nd-tier to a player like Kobe to win a ring, and that's all there really is to it.
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LMAO LMAO LMAO
what a fucking toolbag comment
remember how until last year everyone was saying Kobe was nothing but a "2nd tier" player?
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