is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

Collapse

Recommended Videos

Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • darkknightrises
    Banned
    • Sep 2012
    • 1468

    #1

    is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

    I am starting to think he is. He is a better 3point shooter then kobe has ever been he scores more effectly he is shooting 56% this year the highest kobe has ever shoot is like 47%. He also gets more assist i think he is getting close to being has good has jordan was even.
    5
    yes
    0%
    5
    no
    0%
    0
  • BlueNGold
    Hall Of Fame
    • Aug 2009
    • 21817

    #2
    Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

    This shouldn't even really be a question.
    Originally posted by bradtxmale
    I like 6 inches. Its not too thin and not too thick. You get the support your body needs.



    Comment

    • TajDeni
      Pro
      • May 2010
      • 906

      #3
      Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

      i dont think you can use stats alone to make your case tho i know alot of folks do/will.

      for 1, it obvious that kobe never gave 2 craps about his shooting percentages. .

      and lebron is at the very least conscience about his stats and percentages; i mean this is the same guy who right after getting eliminated from the playoffs was sporting a t-shirt that read check my stats.

      far as 3pt, i dont know their percentages, but i dont really care either. to me you cant just look at stats because they take different types of 3pt shots. kobe takes alot of 3s from the triple threat position w/ a defender right there, whereas lebron takes more open 3pt shots. basically lebron takes better quality 3pts shots imo, which affects percentages some.

      but if you watch closely, neither misses alot of wide open 3pt shot. also dont 4 get that kobe owns the record for the most 3pt shots drained in 1 game with 12.

      far as assist, well they have different mental makeups in their approach to offense, but kobe has clearly shown if nothing else that if he wanted to (which he typically doesnt) he could average more assist than he normally does for his career.

      so my point in all this is that, how can you use stats alone to justify your arguement, when it quite obvious that 1 player doesnt give 2 craps about his percentages and the other 1 does or at the very least is conscience of them.

      using mostly nba2k's break down, lets compare prime kobe vs prime lebron talent for talent and skill for skill. obviously your opinion may be different from mines.

      Spoiler
      Last edited by TajDeni; 02-09-2013, 07:44 AM. Reason: spelling
      Through Holy Union God Lives Inside For Everyone
      ~~~~~~~~~~ The Book of Taj ~~~~~~~~~~

      Hidden Within the Depths of Silence and Solitude, Awaits the Realest Dude...
      -- TajDeni

      Comment

      • InthePaint
        Banned
        • Nov 2012
        • 707

        #4
        Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

        not again please

        Comment

        • 24
          Forever A Legend
          • Sep 2008
          • 2809

          #5
          Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

          I have a really bad feeling about this thread. These never end well.

          Spoiler


          Comment

          • Rockie_Fresh88
            Lockdown Defender
            • Oct 2011
            • 9621

            #6
            Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

            Dude lets not do this . Why would you start this thread seriously ?
            #1 Laker fan
            First Team Defense !!!

            Comment

            • WTF
              MVP
              • Aug 2002
              • 20274

              #7
              Re: is lebron james better then a prime kobe?

              A couple of threads up, you'll find a Lebron James thread. It's a very small thread, I can see how you missed it. Keep all Lebron talk up there. No need for this one.
              Twitter - WTF_OS
              #DropMeAFollow

              Comment

              Working...