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Greivis Vasquez - "Kobe is the best player in the league"
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Mietek23 on January 31, 2013, 04:27:52 AM ---
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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 30, 2013, 04:25:02 PM ---LeBron's too big for Vasquez to guard him lmao.
But Greivis said it, so it must be true; dudes a future Hall of Famer.
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what do u think of the fact that Kobe is adding to his legacy by taking on a whole nother role no one knew he was capable of? 39 assists in the last 3 games, playing like Magic Johnson, just passed MJ's career assist total. do u ever think your beloved LeBron will reach that echelon?
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You forgot to mention he played more games :)
Seriously tho, he played 3 great games in a ugly Lakers season and your calling him the second Magic Johnson ??? Calm down man and let's wait a lil' bit longer before we start those statements ::)
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i never said he's magic johnson...what i said is that he's reformed his game to a magicesque game in order for the lakers to stand a chance. he's always maintained that magic was his favorite player growing up.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 31, 2013, 07:56:05 AM ---Funny he's nutting over this when LBJ has done it his entire career in a much more efficient manner. Just goes to show the extreme bias and how taking him seriously is retarded.
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lebron james has been a pass-first player his entire career...he's not a natural born scorer who reformed his game 17 seasons in for his team to stand a chance. see why comparing the 2 is silly? probably not.. but i don't expect a lebron faithful from new york to understand a simple concept when it's not favoring your idol.
Chamillitary Click:
Yeah, a pass first player who still averages two more PPG all-time than Kobe.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 31, 2013, 08:33:28 PM ---Yeah, a pass first player who still averages two more PPG all-time than Kobe.
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yea, skewed career averages, because kobe wasn't handed a franchise from the get-go. lets be real, can u imagine kobe's numbers right now had he been drafted to a team like cleveland under the same circumstances as lebron? holy shit...obviously, kobe is known as a better scorer than lebron, duno what ur tryna prove with ur moot points. when lebron decides to become a score first player and strings together 4 consecutive 50+ point games or a 35+ ppg season or something out of his realm, i hope u get a chance to start a thread about the feat without nutlickers questioning u over it.
Mietek23:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on February 01, 2013, 03:09:56 AM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on January 31, 2013, 08:33:28 PM ---Yeah, a pass first player who still averages two more PPG all-time than Kobe.
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yea, skewed career averages, because kobe wasn't handed a franchise from the get-go. lets be real, can u imagine kobe's numbers right now had he been drafted to a team like cleveland under the same circumstances as lebron? holy shit...obviously, kobe is known as a better scorer than lebron, duno what ur tryna prove with ur moot points. when lebron decides to become a score first player and strings together 4 consecutive 50+ point games or a 35+ ppg season or something out of his realm, i hope u get a chance to start a thread about the feat without nutlickers questioning u over it.
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His individual numbers would def go up, but not as far as you may think. It was a different ball-game back then. Kobe arrived to the league @ 17 years old - he was a talented kid, but he wasen't fully prepared from the physical standpoint. He was skinny and needed to gain some weight to fully developed his body.
Plus playing with the Lakers was his lexury - that's why he was able to have 3 titles under his belt before turning 22. In NBA it's all about winning, so he should be glad cause under different circumstances, he could've not won as many rings...
Lebron on the other hand, was prepared physicaly from the day one, cause of his great body and physique. Plus he arrived, after NBA changed much of their rules to get perimeter players an upper hand in order to up-grade the tempo and make the league more marketable. So his numbers should be on the level they are right now - he's a talented player also.
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