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Chamillitary Click:

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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on April 22, 2015, 04:44:44 PM ---"Kobe was closing out those games" LMAO. So Melo, T-Mac & Iverson were incapable of scoring late in games? They just never did it on that stage because they weren't privileged enough to play with Shaq, the Laker cast & have Phil coach.

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none of those players are on kobe's level, and you already know this.....lol. just stop.

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Because you're judging careers on how it went down. Kobe is a better player. But that doesn't mean Melo or T-Mac couldn't have watched Shaq dominate for 43 minutes & then hit some open jump shots late in the game when they tripled Shaq.

Kyrie & Love are perfect examples of their situation. Hypothetically, but realistically the Cavaliers could win it all 2 out of the next 3 years. If that happens, we're gonna look at them a whole lot differently than the shun we'd give to them that we give Melo if they were stuck on shitty franchises for the next 15 years.

You have high hopes for Westbrook going to LA, if he goes there for seven years, never lures anybody to join him & they never win, but he's putting up 20-25 triple doubles a season, playing like he just did the second half of the year, you going to say John Wall is a better player if the Wizards scrapped one out in the next seven years?

Sccit:

--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on April 23, 2015, 12:53:25 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sccit on April 22, 2015, 06:59:03 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on April 22, 2015, 04:44:44 PM ---"Kobe was closing out those games" LMAO. So Melo, T-Mac & Iverson were incapable of scoring late in games? They just never did it on that stage because they weren't privileged enough to play with Shaq, the Laker cast & have Phil coach.

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none of those players are on kobe's level, and you already know this.....lol. just stop.

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Because you're judging careers on how it went down. Kobe is a better player. But that doesn't mean Melo or T-Mac couldn't have watched Shaq dominate for 43 minutes & then hit some open jump shots late in the game when they tripled Shaq.

Kyrie & Love are perfect examples of their situation. Hypothetically, but realistically the Cavaliers could win it all 2 out of the next 3 years. If that happens, we're gonna look at them a whole lot differently than the shun we'd give to them that we give Melo if they were stuck on shitty franchises for the next 15 years.

You have high hopes for Westbrook going to LA, if he goes there for seven years, never lures anybody to join him & they never win, but he's putting up 20-25 triple doubles a season, playing like he just did the second half of the year, you going to say John Wall is a better player if the Wizards scrapped one out in the next seven years?

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u obviously didnt watch basketball back then......kobe was typically the one being doubled and tripled, opening the lane for shaq. by the time he turned 21, many people (including shaq) already were sayin that kobe was the best player in the world......considering u admit kobe is a better player than the ones u mentioned, and considering lakers barely squeezed by the kings and blazers, it's safe to say that vince carter would not have equaled kobe's output to the point where lakers woulda threepeated. lol@the way u downplay kobe, "he let shaq go to work for 43 minutes and hit open clutch shots at the end", like he was robert horry or some shit...naah, son. check this graphic:



and on top of that, none of the players u mentioned were even close to kobe as far as the defensive end goes...and kobe always guarded the best perimeter player on the opposing team, which also heavily contributed to the threepeat. so fall back with ur retard logic, if u may.

Hack Wilson - real:
who won finals MVP?


SHAQ...all 3 years  ;D


who won an MVP in that span?  Shaq, not Kobe.


Kobe ws never close to being the 2nd best player in basketball to Shaq even - Iverson was.  Duncan was.

Hack Wilson - real:
2001 MVP voting


2000-01 NBA Awards Voting

Most Valuable Player
Voting      Per Game   Shooting   Advanced
Rank   Player   Age   Tm   First   Pts Won   Pts Max   Share   G   MP   PTS   TRB   AST   STL   BLK   FG%   3P%   FT%   WS   WS/48
1   Allen Iverson   25   PHI   93.0   1121.0   1240   0.904   71   42.0   31.1   3.8   4.6   2.5   0.3   .420   .320   .814   11.8   .190
2   Tim Duncan   24   SAS   18.0   706.0   1240   0.569   82   38.7   22.2   12.2   3.0   0.9   2.3   .499   .259   .618   13.2   .200
3   Shaquille O'Neal   28   LAL   7.0   578.0   1240   0.466   74   39.5   28.7   12.7   3.7   0.6   2.8   .572   .000   .513   14.9   .245
4   Chris Webber   27   SAC   5.0   521.0   1240   0.420   70   40.5   27.1   11.1   4.2   1.3   1.7   .481   .071   .703   11.0   .186
5   Kevin Garnett   24   MIN   1.0   151.0   1240   0.122   81   39.5   22.0   11.4   5.0   1.4   1.8   .477   .288   .764   11.8   .176
6   Tracy McGrady   21   ORL   0.0   64.0   1240   0.052   77   40.1   26.8   7.5   4.6   1.5   1.5   .457   .355   .733   12.2   .189
7   Karl Malone   37   UTA   0.0   21.0   1240   0.017   81   35.7   23.2   8.3   4.5   1.1   0.8   .498   .400   .793   13.1   .217
8   Jason Kidd   27   PHO   0.0   18.0   1240   0.015   77   39.8   16.9   6.4   9.8   2.2   0.3   .411   .297   .814   9.6   .150
9   Kobe Bryant   22   LAL   0.0   11.0   




lmao  Kobe was the 9th best  ;D

Hack Wilson - real:

1999-00 NBA Awards Voting

Most Valuable Player
Voting      Per Game   Shooting   Advanced
Rank   Player   Age   Tm   First   Pts Won   Pts Max   Share   G   MP   PTS   TRB   AST   STL   BLK   FG%   3P%   FT%   WS   WS/48
1   Shaquille O'Neal   27   LAL   120.0   1207.0   1210   0.998   79   40.0   29.7   13.6   3.8   0.5   3.0   .574   .000   .524   18.6   .283
2   Kevin Garnett   23   MIN   0.0   408.0   1210   0.337   81   40.0   22.9   11.8   5.0   1.5   1.6   .497   .370   .765   11.6   .172
3   Alonzo Mourning   29   MIA   0.0   367.0   1210   0.303   79   34.8   21.7   9.5   1.6   0.5   3.7   .551   .000   .711   12.9   .226
4   Karl Malone   36   UTA   0.0   312.0   1210   0.258   82   35.9   25.5   9.5   3.7   1.0   0.9   .509   .250   .797   15.3   .249
5   Tim Duncan   23   SAS   0.0   248.0   1210   0.205   74   38.9   23.2   12.4   3.2   0.9   2.2   .490   .091   .761   13.0   .218
6   Gary Payton   31   SEA   0.0   180.0   1210   0.149   82   41.8   24.2   6.5   8.9   1.9   0.2   .448   .340   .735   13.9   .195
7   Allen Iverson   24   PHI   1.0   132.0   1210   0.109   70   40.8   28.4   3.8   4.7   2.1   0.1   .421   .341   .713   6.9   .116
8   Grant Hill   27   DET   0.0   113.0   1210   0.093   74   37.5   25.8   6.6   5.2   1.4   0.6   .489   .347   .795   10.7   .185
9   Chris Webber   26   SAC   0.0   96.0   1210   0.079   75   38.4   24.5   10.5   4.6   1.6   1.7   .483   .284   .751   10.7   .179
10   Vince Carter   23   TOR   0.0   51.0   1210   0.042   82   38.1   25.7   5.8   3.9   1.3   1.1   .465   .403   .791   11.8   .182
11   Jason Kidd   26   PHO   0.0   25.0   1210   0.021   67   39.0   14.3   7.2   10.1   2.0   0.4   .409   .337   .829   8.5   .156
12   Kobe Bryant   21   LAL   0.0   3.0   1210   0.002   66   38.2   22.5   6.3   4.9   1.6   0.9   .468   .319   .821   10.6   .202
13T   Darrell Armstrong   31   ORL   0.0   1.0   1210   0.001   82   31.6   16.2   3.3   6.1   2.1   0.1   .433   .340   .911   8.0   


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