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The Zen Master has spoken.
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on October 10, 2012, 06:39:42 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on October 10, 2012, 12:37:33 PM ---lol @ the insecure "LOL" at the end. Obviously he jumped over Kobe. Phil basically said "As long as MJ has the rings on LBJ, we won't ever be able to compare them". But still impying talent wise they're highly comparable.
I can't see a situation where you'd compare someone to the best...unless they were the second best. It's as simple as it gets. Like if Anthony Davis has a great season, you wouldn't just compare him to Tim Duncan. First you'd have to compare him to other great big men, assure yourself he's better than them, then compare him to the GOAT. Phil bypassed Kobe.
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Look at ya paranoid ass jumpin to conclusions again.. LOL is for ur undeniable love of lebron and constant need 2 compare him to Kobe. LeBron is considered the best right now, he just came offa winnin a title. This is not groundbreaking.. He still has a ways to go before he's comparable to Jordan OR Kobe.. It's all very simple, really. Jordan will be the measuring stick for greatness until Kobe retires with a couple more rings. Does it mean LeBron is as good or anywhere close? No.. It just means he has the POTENTIAL, which is perfectly fine.
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I wasn't talking about me comparing him to Kobe. I'm just saying the man who coached both of them made no reference to Kobe. Like I said, wouldn't it make sense to make sure he's better than Kobe before you compare him to the game's greatest player?
You're scrambling, brah.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on October 11, 2012, 09:55:09 AM ---
--- Quote from: NIKCC on October 10, 2012, 06:39:42 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on October 10, 2012, 12:37:33 PM ---lol @ the insecure "LOL" at the end. Obviously he jumped over Kobe. Phil basically said "As long as MJ has the rings on LBJ, we won't ever be able to compare them". But still impying talent wise they're highly comparable.
I can't see a situation where you'd compare someone to the best...unless they were the second best. It's as simple as it gets. Like if Anthony Davis has a great season, you wouldn't just compare him to Tim Duncan. First you'd have to compare him to other great big men, assure yourself he's better than them, then compare him to the GOAT. Phil bypassed Kobe.
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Look at ya paranoid ass jumpin to conclusions again.. LOL is for ur undeniable love of lebron and constant need 2 compare him to Kobe. LeBron is considered the best right now, he just came offa winnin a title. This is not groundbreaking.. He still has a ways to go before he's comparable to Jordan OR Kobe.. It's all very simple, really. Jordan will be the measuring stick for greatness until Kobe retires with a couple more rings. Does it mean LeBron is as good or anywhere close? No.. It just means he has the POTENTIAL, which is perfectly fine.
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I wasn't talking about me comparing him to Kobe. I'm just saying the man who coached both of them made no reference to Kobe. Like I said, wouldn't it make sense to make sure he's better than Kobe before you compare him to the game's greatest player?
You're scrambling, brah.
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no, because right now, theres questions as to whether or not he's good enough to be the GOAT. it happens to all the top players in the league. Penny Hardaway, Grant Hill, Vince Carter, T-Mac, etc. have all been said to have "potential" to be greater than Jordan. it's just the way it works.
You're too young to get it.
Chamillitary Click:
No you're just too stupid to understand.
In the last three days first Barkley, now Phil have compared him to MJ & not even made reference to Kobe.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on October 11, 2012, 12:54:35 PM ---No you're just too stupid to understand.
In the last three days first Barkley, now Phil have compared him to MJ & not even made reference to Kobe.
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looks like youre the one too stupid and paranoid to understand....ur drawing lines that arent there, as always. it's called DELUSIONS. like i said, the greats always get compared to past GOAT's, not current active players. nobody compared Penny Hardaway to Dominique Wilkins first, they went straight for Jordan, because he's the measuring stick...even Kobe is still tryna measure up with Jordan. it would make absolutely no sense to compare LeBron to Kobe RIGHT NOW, when Jordan is STILL the world-wide measuring stick for basketball greatness, and the article is about whether Lebron has the potential to be the GOAT, not about whether he's better than said player. common sense, buddy. u aint gotta always make shit into more than what it is. take shit for what it is and watch ur life drastically improve.
Chamillitary Click:
lol @ your advice being "take shit for what it is" when you fabricate 90% of your life.
But anyway, you're missing the point. Not surprising. Got your Laker goggles on.
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