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John14 NBA Rookie
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:28 pm | |
| - Darko wrote:
- John wrote:
- John wrote:
- Kobe>Lebron:Offence.(In My Opinion)
My arguement:
Main Percentage and stats ONLY
Straigh Up ppg: Kobe:35.4 ppg
Lebron:31.4 Winner:Kobe Bryant
Straight up Apg: Kobe:6 apg Lebron:8 apg Winner:Lebron
Freethrow: Kobe:870 Lebron:760 Winner:Kobe
3 point: Kobe:340 Lebron:330 WInner:kobe
Kobe:3-1(in the main aspects)
That was the stats,where kobe win.Now single games
Assists (high): Lebron:15 assists Kobe:15 assist Tie
Game highs Kobe:81,bunch of 60 points game Lebron:56 points. KOBE BY A LANDSLIDE
Resoning Kobe can take over on offence..kobe is a better 3 points,mid range scorer than lebron,he can shoot from the line..and being a shooting gaurd he gets about 6 assists per game playing in the triangle...he can get ungaurdable..lebron is as goood offensivly than kobe..lebron at 3 is a joke..he should NOT be higher than KOBE..nor should he be higher than some of the other guys...
This is what sets kobe apart: 81 points 65 points 62 points 58 points 56 points 55 points 53 points 53 points 53 points 52 points 52 points 52 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points and his 100`s of 40 points gmes
Hm..nice argument
Kobe's the better scorer however even in there, LeBron his dominance and is more effective
On top of that, he's one of the best passers in the league and has high assist averages.
So, he scores less than Kobe, involves his team mates more often and is good overall
He has 42 career games with 40 points
He ranked among the 10 league leaders in scoring and passing for couple of years. That's really productive and great offense I agree that Lebron gets his team mates involved more,no doubt about it.What I am trying to say is that Kobe's scoring is of the chart and he still averages about 5 assists witch for a shooting guard is not bad.On the offensive end he is more deadly than Lebron,is stoppable in a way,while kobe is not,when kobe is feeling it,its the end of story.Kobe and him being a ball hog is over hyped. 53 points and 8 assists 52 points and 7 assists 51 points and 8 assists 49 points and 10 assists 45 points and 10 assists 44 points and 10 assists 44 points and 11 assists 42 points and 9 assists 40 points and 8 assists 49 points and 11 assists There all done on over 50% also.There's many of these but it is overlooked,because when he takes over he shoots more,but he does pass and he does get a good number of assists for a shooting guard,close to 5 assists and in his prime years he averaged 6 assists and he still averaged 30 points. Kobe is simply better than lebron on the offensive end.This is what sets him apart. CLUTCH.Kobe had more game winners in the last season than lebron did in his entire career,so you can't even use the Kobe played long Bullshit.You saw it this year,how lebron was in the crunch time.How can you have lebron ahead of Kobe, Michael Jordan,Larry Bird. Kobe>Lebron. | |
| | | Darko NBA Superstar
Posts : 14143 Points : 33472 Reputation : 0 Join date : 2009-08-07 Age : 28
| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:45 pm | |
| - John wrote:
- Darko wrote:
- John wrote:
- John wrote:
- Kobe>Lebron:Offence.(In My Opinion)
My arguement:
Main Percentage and stats ONLY
Straigh Up ppg: Kobe:35.4 ppg
Lebron:31.4 Winner:Kobe Bryant
Straight up Apg: Kobe:6 apg Lebron:8 apg Winner:Lebron
Freethrow: Kobe:870 Lebron:760 Winner:Kobe
3 point: Kobe:340 Lebron:330 WInner:kobe
Kobe:3-1(in the main aspects)
That was the stats,where kobe win.Now single games
Assists (high): Lebron:15 assists Kobe:15 assist Tie
Game highs Kobe:81,bunch of 60 points game Lebron:56 points. KOBE BY A LANDSLIDE
Resoning Kobe can take over on offence..kobe is a better 3 points,mid range scorer than lebron,he can shoot from the line..and being a shooting gaurd he gets about 6 assists per game playing in the triangle...he can get ungaurdable..lebron is as goood offensivly than kobe..lebron at 3 is a joke..he should NOT be higher than KOBE..nor should he be higher than some of the other guys...
This is what sets kobe apart: 81 points 65 points 62 points 58 points 56 points 55 points 53 points 53 points 53 points 52 points 52 points 52 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points and his 100`s of 40 points gmes
Hm..nice argument
Kobe's the better scorer however even in there, LeBron his dominance and is more effective
On top of that, he's one of the best passers in the league and has high assist averages.
So, he scores less than Kobe, involves his team mates more often and is good overall
He has 42 career games with 40 points
He ranked among the 10 league leaders in scoring and passing for couple of years. That's really productive and great offense I agree that Lebron gets his team mates involved more,no doubt about it.What I am trying to say is that Kobe's scoring is of the chart and he still averages about 5 assists witch for a shooting guard is not bad.On the offensive end he is more deadly than Lebron,is stoppable in a way,while kobe is not,when kobe is feeling it,its the end of story.Kobe and him being a ball hog is over hyped.
53 points and 8 assists 52 points and 7 assists 51 points and 8 assists 49 points and 10 assists 45 points and 10 assists 44 points and 10 assists 44 points and 11 assists 42 points and 9 assists 40 points and 8 assists 49 points and 11 assists
There all done on over 50% also.There's many of these but it is overlooked,because when he takes over he shoots more,but he does pass and he does get a good number of assists for a shooting guard,close to 5 assists and in his prime years he averaged 6 assists and he still averaged 30 points.
Kobe is simply better than lebron on the offensive end.This is what sets him apart.
CLUTCH.
Kobe had more game winners in the last season than lebron did in his entire career,so you can't even use the Kobe played long Bullshit.You saw it this year,how lebron was in the crunch time.How can you have lebron ahead of Kobe, Michael Jordan,Larry Bird.
Kobe>Lebron. You shouldn't brought the part about clucth It basically destroys your argument I could point out that when Kobe's over 20 shots, he loses Still, i like your argument | |
| | | John14 NBA Rookie
Posts : 3251 Points : 14332 Reputation : -1 Join date : 2010-06-13 Age : 15 Location : bay area,C.A
| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Sun Apr 03, 2011 4:47 pm | |
| - Darko wrote:
- John wrote:
- Darko wrote:
- John wrote:
- John wrote:
- Kobe>Lebron:Offence.(In My Opinion)
My arguement:
Main Percentage and stats ONLY
Straigh Up ppg: Kobe:35.4 ppg
Lebron:31.4 Winner:Kobe Bryant
Straight up Apg: Kobe:6 apg Lebron:8 apg Winner:Lebron
Freethrow: Kobe:870 Lebron:760 Winner:Kobe
3 point: Kobe:340 Lebron:330 WInner:kobe
Kobe:3-1(in the main aspects)
That was the stats,where kobe win.Now single games
Assists (high): Lebron:15 assists Kobe:15 assist Tie
Game highs Kobe:81,bunch of 60 points game Lebron:56 points. KOBE BY A LANDSLIDE
Resoning Kobe can take over on offence..kobe is a better 3 points,mid range scorer than lebron,he can shoot from the line..and being a shooting gaurd he gets about 6 assists per game playing in the triangle...he can get ungaurdable..lebron is as goood offensivly than kobe..lebron at 3 is a joke..he should NOT be higher than KOBE..nor should he be higher than some of the other guys...
This is what sets kobe apart: 81 points 65 points 62 points 58 points 56 points 55 points 53 points 53 points 53 points 52 points 52 points 52 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 51 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points 50 points and his 100`s of 40 points gmes
Hm..nice argument
Kobe's the better scorer however even in there, LeBron his dominance and is more effective
On top of that, he's one of the best passers in the league and has high assist averages.
So, he scores less than Kobe, involves his team mates more often and is good overall
He has 42 career games with 40 points
He ranked among the 10 league leaders in scoring and passing for couple of years. That's really productive and great offense I agree that Lebron gets his team mates involved more,no doubt about it.What I am trying to say is that Kobe's scoring is of the chart and he still averages about 5 assists witch for a shooting guard is not bad.On the offensive end he is more deadly than Lebron,is stoppable in a way,while kobe is not,when kobe is feeling it,its the end of story.Kobe and him being a ball hog is over hyped.
53 points and 8 assists 52 points and 7 assists 51 points and 8 assists 49 points and 10 assists 45 points and 10 assists 44 points and 10 assists 44 points and 11 assists 42 points and 9 assists 40 points and 8 assists 49 points and 11 assists
There all done on over 50% also.There's many of these but it is overlooked,because when he takes over he shoots more,but he does pass and he does get a good number of assists for a shooting guard,close to 5 assists and in his prime years he averaged 6 assists and he still averaged 30 points.
Kobe is simply better than lebron on the offensive end.This is what sets him apart.
CLUTCH.
Kobe had more game winners in the last season than lebron did in his entire career,so you can't even use the Kobe played long Bullshit.You saw it this year,how lebron was in the crunch time.How can you have lebron ahead of Kobe, Michael Jordan,Larry Bird.
Kobe>Lebron. You shouldn't brought the part about clucth
It basically destroys your argument
I could point out that when Kobe's over 20 shots, he loses
Still, i like your argument
That`s this year.Were talking about in there prime.In his good years. They couldnt have one without him attempting more than 20 shots. But when it comes to the last minuts of the game,kobe kills lebron there. But anyway,i would like to see your side of the debate. | |
| | | Nick C NBA Veteran
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Sun Apr 03, 2011 5:23 pm | |
| 1.Kareem Abdul Jabbar 2.Wilt Chamberlain 3.Michael Jordan 4.Larry Bird 5.Kobe Bryant 6.Jerry West 7.Rick Barry 8.George Gervin 9.Dominique Wilkins 10.Hakeem Olajuwon 11.Pete Maravich 12.Magic Johnson 13.Shaq 14.Moses Malone 15.Karl Malone | |
| | | Darko NBA Superstar
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:10 am | |
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| | | John14 NBA Rookie
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Mon Apr 04, 2011 6:29 pm | |
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| | | Darko NBA Superstar
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Tue Apr 05, 2011 3:58 am | |
| It's changed...
I might change it again!
1.Big O 2.Wilt 3.MJ 4.Bird 5.Kobe 6.Kareem 7.West 8.Magic 9.LeBron 10.Shaq 11.Hakeem 12.Baylor 13.Gervin 14.Archibald 15.King | |
| | | John14 NBA Rookie
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:15 pm | |
| righting all that has really played off. ..even though you changed it after seeing nicks list,but still ill take that as a victory | |
| | | Nick C NBA Veteran
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| Subject: Re: Greatest Offensive Players In The NBA History Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:31 pm | |
| - Darko wrote:
- It's changed...
I might change it again!
1.Big O 2.Wilt 3.MJ 4.Bird 5.Kobe 6.Kareem 7.West 8.Magic 9.LeBron 10.Shaq 11.Hakeem 12.Baylor 13.Gervin 14.Archibald 15.King I like your list. I don't agree with the rankings or some players. LeBron, Archibald? No Rick Barry? That just doesn't make sense. But it's your list. | |
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