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Lebron23
12-27-2013, 03:38 AM
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Lebron finished second in the MVP voting behind Steve Nash. The Cavaliers won 50 games for the first time since the 1992-93 NBA season while Kobe led the Lakers to 45 wins in the Western Conference.


Here are 21 yrs.old Lebron and 27 yrs.old Kobe stats.


Lebron James

Regular Season

31.4 ppg on 48 FG%, 7.0 rpg, 6.6 apg, 1.6 spg, and 0.8 bpg.

Playoffs

30.8 ppg on 48 FG%, 5.8 apg, 1.4 spf, 0.7 bpg. (13 games)


Top 10 plays: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ6CuIfzboY


Kobe Bryant

Regular Season

35.4 ppg on 45 FG%, 5.3 rpg, 4.5 apg, 1.8 spg, 0.4 bpg

Playoffs

27.9 ppg on 49.7 FG%, 6.3 rpg, 5.1 apg, 1.1 spg, 0.4 bpg ( 7 games)

Top 10 plays. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS4EKSY3MDs

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 03:40 AM
Xmas wins this one.

Jameerthefear
12-27-2013, 03:42 AM
I can't really say. Don't really remember that year very well. I know Kobe was a monster tho.

AintNoSunshine
12-27-2013, 03:43 AM
Pre-prime Lebron still better than a peak Kobe, why can't we put this debate to rest for good

coin24
12-27-2013, 03:46 AM
I can't really say. Don't really remember that year very well. I know Kobe was a monster tho.

Its hard to remember games from when you were 5 years old i guess:oldlol:

Mr. Jabbar
12-27-2013, 03:46 AM
1 on 1? kobe would embarrass lebron so badly even i would turn it off halfway through

5 on 5? ^^^^

Jameerthefear
12-27-2013, 03:47 AM
Its hard to remember games from when you were 5 years old i guess:oldlol:
7*

Velocirap31
12-27-2013, 03:47 AM
Kobe's team was worse than Lebron's that year and they played in the west as well. This was Kobe's prime, he was incredible. He was the only scorer on his team and all the opposing team had to do was stop him, but they couldn't do that most of the time. That extra 4ppg isn't easy to make up.

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 03:47 AM
1 on 1? kobe would embarrass lebron so badly even i would turn it off halfway through

5 on 5? ^^^^
Not if it's on Christmas Day.

fpliii
12-27-2013, 03:47 AM
Kobe made his bed so he had to sleep in it, but he didn't have a legitimate second scorer. This should've been one of his best defensive seasons. In 07-08 even before acquiring Pau, he was more committed on that end. He was also a more willing passer.

I'm not a huge LeBron fan pre-2008-09, since I think so much of his value is on the defensive side of the ball. He showed some flashes, but it wasn't until the next season that he became a plus defender.

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 03:49 AM
Kobe pretty easily.

Had more 1st place votes in MVP voting. Better all around player. 1st team all defense while Lebron didn't make an all defensive team and was an average defender at best. Kobes regular season was historic & dominant also

inclinerator
12-27-2013, 03:56 AM
kobe, probably only cuz of the vast experience he had at that point

Lebron23
12-27-2013, 03:59 AM
Kobe's team was worse than Lebron's that year and they played in the west as well. This was Kobe's prime, he was incredible. He was the only scorer on his team and all the opposing team had to do was stop him, but they couldn't do that most of the time. That extra 4ppg isn't easy to make up.


Lebron's teams were 22-8 against the west in 2006.

Lebron23
12-27-2013, 04:01 AM
kobe, probably only cuz of the vast experience he had at that point


But 2005-06 Lebron could have been the youngest MVP in history. 2006 NBA MVP Steve Nash's Phoenix Suns won 54 games during that season.

Hamtaro CP3KDKG
12-27-2013, 04:04 AM
Kobe was the best player in 06 and 07. CP3 and KG were the 2 best in 08. Lebron took his reigns in 09. He wasnt as complete before, very turnover prone, avg defender at best and streaky shooting.

Heavincent
12-27-2013, 04:51 AM
It's clearly Kobe.

Illuminati
12-27-2013, 05:10 AM
21 years old putting up those numbers, unbelievable.

cos88
12-27-2013, 05:32 AM
Its hard to remember games from when you were 5 years old i guess:oldlol:


:roll: :roll: :roll:

RoundMoundOfReb
12-27-2013, 05:56 AM
Give the slight edge to Kobe.

Lebron23
12-27-2013, 08:09 AM
21 years old putting up those numbers, unbelievable.

A 21 yrs.old Bron finished ahead of Prime Kobe in the MVP Race.

SilkkTheShocker
12-27-2013, 10:34 AM
This is LeBron pretty easily. He was absolutely unstoppable getting to that rack that season and actually won a playoff series. Not to mention taking Detroit to 7 games with a backcourt of Eric Snow's corpse and Flip Murray

Vertical-24
12-27-2013, 10:44 AM
LeBron had a great year but wasn't nearly as polished or complete as a player as Kobe was. LeBron was heavily criticized for his defense that year, or lack of for that matter and wasn't quite the player we see LeBron as today despite the awesome numbers. He was still very raw and while I would say that this is a pretty good match-up, people watching basketball that year knew that Kobe was the best player in the league. Even the worst of the Kobe haters knew this.

Kobe could torch any defense despite playing on generally one knee and carrying every ounce of that team. There was a time where he was dropping 40+ pts on teams like it was nothing and he was thought to be having a bad or mediocre game when he was dropping 25-30.

Both had terrible teams that season too. One just happened to be on the West.

Going to give the edge to the man everybody feared going to war with that year...Kobe Bryant.

East_Stone_Ya
12-27-2013, 10:49 AM
Kobe...those scoring outbursts were phenomenal

DMAVS41
12-27-2013, 10:52 AM
Total toss up to me. Slight edge to Kobe in the regular season...and then have to say Lebron was clearly better in the playoffs. Just can't ignore Kobe quitting in Game 7 and blowing a 3-1 series lead against the Suns.

I know the Suns were much better, but Odom played a great series and the Lakers did win a game where Kobe shot 6 of 18. And barely lost game 1 with him shooting 7-21.

06 Kobe was great, but I think it's a bit of an over-rated year for him honestly. Other guys were scoring a ton (iverson/lebron)...and Lebron was easily as good or better overall player. Combine that with Kobe's lackluster playoff performance in game 7...can't give it outright to Kobe over Lebron.

Haks
12-27-2013, 11:25 AM
Total toss up to me. Slight edge to Kobe in the regular season...and then have to say Lebron was clearly better in the playoffs. Just can't ignore Kobe quitting in Game 7 and blowing a 3-1 series lead against the Suns.

I know the Suns were much better, but Odom played a great series and the Lakers did win a game where Kobe shot 6 of 18. And barely lost game 1 with him shooting 7-21.

06 Kobe was great, but I think it's a bit of an over-rated year for him honestly. Other guys were scoring a ton (iverson/lebron)...and Lebron was easily as good or better overall player. Combine that with Kobe's lackluster playoff performance in game 7...can't give it outright to Kobe over Lebron.
and you've officially solidified yourself as a box score watcher lol. Better all round player lmao

Jameerthefear
12-27-2013, 11:28 AM
...what is Kobe's best year for everyone here?

fpliii
12-27-2013, 11:36 AM
...what is Kobe's best year for everyone here?

08 (or 03 regular season/01 playoffs if you're considering them separately). I think his peak was some time between 04-05 and 07-08 (though obviously the first season can't be part of the conversation), and expect posters to be fairly split between the three.

DMAVS41
12-27-2013, 12:01 PM
and you've officially solidified yourself as a box score watcher lol. Better all round player lmao

i said as good or better

lol...which he was.

PJR
12-27-2013, 12:09 PM
21 year old LeBron was just as impactful of a player as Kobe EVER was. Pretty crazy when you think about it.

Element
12-27-2013, 12:28 PM
06 Kobe>>>pre-09 LeBron

SamuraiSWISH
12-27-2013, 04:39 PM
I definitely think '06 - '08 Kobe is better than '06 - '08 LeBron. Just more polished, and the numbers don't tell the entire story. LeBron was an average at best defender until he became a good one in his first MVP season of 2009. His jumper improved that season too, so anything before that and I'm going with Kobe.

Illuminati
12-27-2013, 06:33 PM
...what is Kobe's best year for everyone here?

Now that I think of it, was Kobe ever the clear cut best player in the league for a season? I mean, he put up unbelievable numbers that season, but it's arguable LeBron will put up better overall numbers, which puts him up there with one of best for the season. Has Kobe had as dominant, impactful seasons as LeBron had these past 2/3 seasons?

Stringer Bell
12-27-2013, 07:37 PM
Now that I think of it, was Kobe ever the clear cut best player in the league for a season? I mean, he put up unbelievable numbers that season, but it's arguable LeBron will put up better overall numbers, which puts him up there with one of best for the season. Has Kobe had as dominant, impactful seasons as LeBron had these past 2/3 seasons?

2006-08 Kobe are the strongest cases, I wouldn't say he was the "clear-cut" best, he was arguably the best.

And no, I wouldn't put his best 2-3 year stretch over current Lebron.

red1
12-27-2013, 07:41 PM
For this stretch its kobe

D.J.
12-27-2013, 08:09 PM
Kobe had the edge at that point. LeBron was a very streaky shooter, average man defender, and was still very raw. Kobe was just on another level. How he led that Lakers squad to 45 wins, I have no idea. Not that LeBron's supporting cast was all that great, but they were still significantly better. That Cavs squad went something like 22-8 against the West.

Bandito
12-27-2013, 09:32 PM
Now that I think of it, was Kobe ever the clear cut best player in the league for a season? I mean, he put up unbelievable numbers that season, but it's arguable LeBron will put up better overall numbers, which puts him up there with one of best for the season. Has Kobe had as dominant, impactful seasons as LeBron had these past 2/3 seasons?
Kobe was playing with other legends in Nash, Iverson, Garnett, Dirk, Shaq, Duncan, etc... so it's not a knock on him. Who's after Lebron? Durant, Melo and Paul that's it.

RedBlackAttack
12-27-2013, 09:40 PM
That was before James became a really solid defensive player. He was still learning the ropes under Mike Brown at that point (Brown's first season in Cleveland).

He was already pretty incredible offensively, though... Crazy explosive.

I'd give the nod to Kobe at the end of the day. He was the better all-around player and that version of Bryant is one of the very elite scorers in the history of the league. But, it's probably closer than most people think.

That was actually a pretty good Wizards team the Cavs beat in the playoffs that year... and then they gave the Pistons a far better series than anyone anticipated (myself included).

Scholar
12-27-2013, 10:00 PM
This was the greatest basketball season I'd ever seen. Superstars were still on their own teams, 3 players averaging 30+ PPG (w/ Agent Zero at 29 PPG), Kobr was having monster games, Wade was healthy and looking like a top 10 contender, Shaq was still playing well, Nash was a beast, Amare being injured was relevant, VC & Kidd were highlight reels in NJ, etc.
That season got me into the NBA like crazy. I was 16 and always pumped to watch every game.

Solefade
12-27-2013, 10:04 PM
I'd probably go with Kobe but LeBron's 2007 finals run especially the ECF is something Kobe can't touch.

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 10:22 PM
I'd probably go with Kobe but LeBron's 2007 finals run especially the ECF is something Kobe can't touch.


LOL

22 YO Lebron 2007 ECF: 25.7/9.2/8.5 on 45%

22 YO Kobe 2001 WCF: 33.3/7/7 on 51%


TOUCHED

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 10:25 PM
LOL

22 YO Lebron 2007 ECF: 25.7/9.2/8.5 on 45%

22 YO Kobe 2001 WCF: 33.3/7/7 on 51%


TOUCHED
Shaq

kuniva_dAMiGhTy
12-27-2013, 10:26 PM
Shaq

Those aren't Shaq stats, tho.

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 10:29 PM
Those aren't Shaq stats, tho.
Those stats are a result of Kobe being an afterthought to the defenses.


As much as you Kobe Stans brag about him against the Spurs, you always ignore that Pop has said that it was his strategy to pile on Shaq and let Kobe shoot as much as he wants.

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 10:30 PM
Lebron 2007 ECSF: 25/7/9 on 42%

Kobe 2001 WCSF: 34/9/4 on 47%


:cheers:

01 Kings & Spurs >>>>>>>>> 07 Nets & Pistons

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 10:31 PM
Lebron 2007 ECSF: 25/7/9 on 42%

Kobe 2001 WCSF: 34/9/4 on 47%


:cheers:

01 Kings & Spurs >>>>>>>>> 07 Nets & Pistons
Shaq

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 10:32 PM
Those stats are a result of Kobe being an afterthought to the defenses.


As much as you Kobe Stans brag about him against the Spurs, you always ignore that Pop has said that it was his strategy to pile on Shaq and let Kobe shoot as much as he wants.

Pop lets 22 YO Kobe "shoot as much as he wants"

Spurs get swept

Pop lets prime Lebron shoot as much as he wants

7 game series

kuniva_dAMiGhTy
12-27-2013, 10:34 PM
Those stats are a result of Kobe being an afterthought to the defenses.


As much as you Kobe Stans brag about him against the Spurs, you always ignore that Pop has said that it was his strategy to pile on Shaq and let Kobe shoot as much as he wants.

Well I'm not a "Kobe stan", but we ALL know you're a HUGE LBJ homer. Given that fact, and making sure you're consistent, would you concede Bron's FG% is "inflated" because of his stacked team?

magnax1
12-27-2013, 10:34 PM
Pop lets 22 YO Kobe "shoot as much as he wants"

Spurs get swept

Pop lets prime Lebron shoot as much as he wants

7 game series
It's quite different when there are 2 superstars vs 1.
That being said it's 06 Kobe and not very close.

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 10:35 PM
Pop lets 22 YO Kobe "shoot as much as he wants"

Spurs get swept

Pop lets prime Lebron shoot as much as he wants

7 game series
Yup. That's what happens when prime Shaq leads a team and has Derek Fisher, Robert Horry to hit all the clutch shots.

NumberSix
12-27-2013, 10:38 PM
Well I'm not a Kobe stan, but we ALL know you're a HUGE LBJ homer. Given that fact, and making sure you're consistent, would you concede Bron's FG% is "inflated" because of his stacked team?
Obviously. Duh. If the defense could just focus on him alone, of course he'd be less efficient. Who would even argue?


Yes i am a LeBron homer. Doesn't mean I'm delusional though. I still place truth above any rooting interest.

kuniva_dAMiGhTy
12-27-2013, 10:40 PM
Obviously. Duh. If the defense could just focus on him alone, of course he'd be less efficient. Who would even argue?


Yes i am a LeBron homer. Doesn't mean I'm delusional though. I still place truth above any rooting interest.

You'd be surprised. At least you're consistent, though. :applause:

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 10:41 PM
Yup. That's what happens when prime Shaq leads a team and has Derek Fisher, Robert Horry to hit all the clutch shots.

Lakers average margin of victory for that series was 22 points per game :roll:

Smoke117
12-27-2013, 10:44 PM
Lebron was clearly better. They were both volume scorers with Lebron edging him out by a little bit efficiency wise (doesn't really come into play here though) while just being much better at creating shots for other teammates and making them better. Neither was particularly at the top defensively but Lebron still had more of an impact. Kobe didn't do shit defensively in 06.

TheMarkMadsen
12-27-2013, 10:51 PM
Lebron was clearly better. They were both volume scorers with Lebron edging him out by a little bit efficiency wise (doesn't really come into play here though) while just being much better at creating shots for other teammates and making them better. Neither was particularly at the top defensively but Lebron still had more of an impact. Kobe didn't do shit defensively in 06.

Except for being all nba first team defense while Lebron was.. not selected to an all defensive team

knicksman
12-28-2013, 01:09 AM
if kobe is better than prime lebron then theres no year that lebron has been better. Ill take a tough shot creator over an all around player. Basketball is a 5 man game so you can find other players to fill the role that lebron does. Even iguodala could do it minus the scoring. but only dirk is capable of replacing kobes role. Its about the rarity or difficulty of skillset not the quantity. Thats why the only way you can win with lebron is through superteams coz its hard to find a kobe in this league.

Lebron23
12-28-2013, 01:16 AM
if kobe is better than prime lebron then theres no year that lebron has been better. Ill take a tough shot creator over an all around player. Basketball is a 5 man game so you can find other players to fill the role that lebron does. Even iguodala could do it minus the scoring. but only dirk is capable of replacing kobes role. Its about the rarity or difficulty of skillset not the quantity. Thats why the only way you can win with lebron is through superteams coz its hard to find a kobe in this league.


You are really an idiot. Kobe played with a very stacked team during the years when he won a championship. His first 3 rings are sidekick aka Pippen Rings.

knicksman
12-28-2013, 01:21 AM
You are really an idiot. Kobe played with a very stacked team during the years when he won a championship. His first 3 rings are sidekick aka Pippen Rings.

PS

I hope you kill yourself right now. You disgraceful Son of a B1tch.

its not his fault that shaq wanted lakers but he has proven he can win w/o shaq

TheMarkMadsen
12-28-2013, 01:21 AM
You are really an idiot. Kobe played with a very stacked team during the years when he won a championship. His first 3 rings are sidekick aka Pippen Rings.

PS

I hope you kill yourself right now. You disgraceful Son of a B1tch.

You have problems

Dat "intelligent basketball discussion" doe

Lebron23
12-28-2013, 01:29 AM
You have problems

Dat "intelligent basketball discussion" doe


The guy is trolling. Both Kobe and Lebron deserves the MVP Award over Steve Nash.

D.J.
12-28-2013, 01:34 AM
The guy is trolling. Both Kobe and Lebron deserves the MVP Award over Steve Nash.


You could even make a case for Dirk as well.

TheMarkMadsen
12-28-2013, 01:34 AM
The guy is trolling. Both Kobe and Lebron deserves the MVP Award over Steve Nash.

He didnt even mention Nash in his post..


if kobe is better than prime lebron then theres no year that lebron has been better. Ill take a tough shot creator over an all around player. Basketball is a 5 man game so you can find other players to fill the role that lebron does. Even iguodala could do it minus the scoring. but only dirk is capable of replacing kobes role. Its about the rarity or difficulty of skillset not the quantity. Thats why the only way you can win with lebron is through superteams coz its hard to find a kobe in this league.

If anything, sounds like he wouldn't value Nash's skill set as high as others

knicksman
12-28-2013, 02:08 AM
the diff bet prime kobe and prime lebron is how kobe performs against a prime spurs to lebrons performance against the past-their prime spurs which is huge. Then how much more for lebron that faced the spurs in 2007 finals :lol

VIntageNOvel
12-28-2013, 02:10 AM
the diff bet prime kobe and prime lebron is how kobe performs against a prime spurs to lebrons performance against the past-their prime spurs which is huge. Then how much more for lebron that faced the spurs in 2007 finals :lol

this!

dont forget how prime bron + 2 other star couldnt even beat washed up dirk,
kobe has been owning em since 2001

knicksman
12-28-2013, 02:24 AM
this!

dont forget how prime bron + 2 other star couldnt even beat washed up dirk,
kobe has been owning em since 2001

Lebron fanboys just cant get that Lebrons skill set although a lot is not that hard to learn. You can even see iguodala doing it whereas it is rare to see a player who can shoot tough shots as good as kobe

Magic 32
12-28-2013, 11:04 AM
This is the way I messure it.

Who would fare better on on an elite team with great coaching...playing against an elite team with great couching.

Give me 06-08 Kobe any day.

I mean, Kobe could still light up Gregg Popovich's team last year, when prime Lebron was struggling for 6 games.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeiqLTJCuQY

28 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds 12-19 FG

SilkkTheShocker
12-28-2013, 03:16 PM
Lebron 2007 ECSF: 25/7/9 on 42%

Kobe 2001 WCSF: 34/9/4 on 47%


:cheers:

01 Kings & Spurs >>>>>>>>> 07 Nets & Pistons

01 Shaq>>>>07 Larry Hughes

:oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

chazzy
12-28-2013, 04:14 PM
Those stats are a result of Kobe being an afterthought to the defenses.


As much as you Kobe Stans brag about him against the Spurs, you always ignore that Pop has said that it was his strategy to pile on Shaq and let Kobe shoot as much as he wants.
What about 08? And why he need to pile on Shaq when he had Duncan? You make it sound as if Kobe was conceded open jumpers all game, fake Laker fan

catquickspider
12-28-2013, 08:04 PM
Those stats are a result of Kobe being an afterthought to the defenses.


As much as you Kobe Stans brag about him against the Spurs, you always ignore that Pop has said that it was his strategy to pile on Shaq and let Kobe shoot as much as he wants.

same reason lebron can flirt with 60% shooting

his 2 all stars and best role players in the league

Jameerthefear
12-28-2013, 08:07 PM
this!

dont forget how prime bron + 2 other star couldnt even beat washed up dirk,
kobe has been owning em since 2001
"washed up" dirk. fvck out of here.

K Xerxes
12-28-2013, 08:10 PM
06-08 Kobe was better than LeBron. You can look at offensive stats and say LeBron, but that doesn't say shit about defense. LeBron made the jump to the top of the game in 09 IMO when he upped his game defensively, even though his stats remained pretty much the same.

Ca$H
12-28-2013, 08:13 PM
But 2005-06 Lebron could have been the youngest MVP in history. 2006 NBA MVP Steve Nash's Phoenix Suns won 54 games during that season.

If the Lakers had Gasol that year then Kobe would have won MVP, an NBA title, and FMVP.

DMAVS41
12-28-2013, 08:46 PM
If the Lakers had Gasol that year then Kobe would have won MVP, an NBA title, and FMVP.

Maybe, maybe not...08 Kobe...a better year for Kobe in my opinion. Didn't win the title for fmvp. Is he for sure getting by both or one of the 06 Spurs or 06 Mavs? Not sure about that...

It's splitting hairs to call 06 Kobe definitively better than 06 Lebron.

TheMarkMadsen
12-28-2013, 08:51 PM
Maybe, maybe not...08 Kobe...a better year for Kobe in my opinion. Didn't win the title for fmvp. Is he for sure getting by both or one of the 06 Spurs or 06 Mavs? Not sure about that...

It's splitting hairs to call 06 Kobe definitively better than 06 Lebron.


Kobe will get past the 06 Mavs all by himself :cheers:

DMAVS41
12-28-2013, 09:13 PM
Kobe will get past the 06 Mavs all by himself :cheers:

Yet he couldn't get past a far worse Suns team with Odom (19/11/5 for the series) outplaying Marion for half the series.

:cheers:

TheMarkMadsen
12-28-2013, 09:25 PM
Yet he couldn't get past a far worse Suns team with Odom (19/11/5 for the series) outplaying Marion for half the series.

:cheers:


LOL Marion was solid putting up 18/9/2/2, not to mention the 06 Suns weren't a 2 man team, they had 3 players other than Nash averaging 15+ per game that series, and then another 2 teammates putting up 12 each, half these guys were shooting over 50% from the field..

meanwhile in Laker land the best player besides Kobe & Lamar was Kwame Brown, Luke Walton, and Smush Parker. My man Smush putting up those NUMBERS.

The Lakers starting point guard had more turnovers than assist, and averaged 9ppg on 33%

Smush/Kobe/Luke Walton/Lamar/Kwame

that is an ugly starting line up.

DMAVS41
12-28-2013, 09:30 PM
LOL Marion was solid putting up 18/9/2/2, not to mention the 06 Suns weren't a 2 man team, they had 3 players other than Nash averaging 15+ per game that series, and then another 2 teammates putting up 12 each, half these guys were shooting over 50% from the field..

meanwhile in Laker land the best player besides Kobe & Lamar was Kwame Brown, Luke Walton, and Smush Parker. My man Smush putting up those NUMBERS.

The Lakers starting point guard had more turnovers than assist, and averaged 9ppg on 33%

Smush/Kobe/Luke Walton/Lamar/Kwame

that is an ugly starting line up.

How is that relevant? You said he'd get by them by himself. Obviously not true...as you now bring up his help against a Suns team that was clearly worse than the Mavs.

This is my exact point...can't just assume Kobe is going to win. That was my only point.

Never said Kobe had enough help to win in 06...you said help was not relevant though...now you are backtracking.

TheMarkMadsen
12-29-2013, 12:16 AM
How is that relevant? You said he'd get by them by himself. Obviously not true...as you now bring up his help against a Suns team that was clearly worse than the Mavs.

This is my exact point...can't just assume Kobe is going to win. That was my only point.

Never said Kobe had enough help to win in 06...you said help was not relevant though...now you are backtracking.

calm down i was playing around about the 62 points in 3 quarters during the 06 season