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kennethgriffin
07-28-2014, 12:47 PM
Kobe Bryant = all time record most 1st team all nba's and All NBA teams period



1998-99 NBA All-NBA (3rd)

1999-00 NBA All-NBA (2nd)

2000-01 NBA All-NBA (2nd)

2001-02 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2002-03 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2003-04 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2004-05 NBA All-NBA (3rd)

2005-06 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2006-07 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2007-08 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2008-09 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2009-10 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2010-11 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2011-12 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2012-13 NBA All-NBA (1st)






Kobe Bryant = all time record most 1st team all defensive



1999-00 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2000-01 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)

2001-02 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)

2002-03 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2003-04 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2005-06 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2006-07 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2007-08 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2008-09 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2009-10 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2010-11 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2011-12 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)


Kobe Bryant = All time record most game winning shots


1. May 09, 1999: Lakers 101 - Rockets 100 (PO, game-winning FTs w/ 5.3 secs)

2. Dec. 27, 1999: Lakers 108 - Mavericks 106 (game-winning FTs w/ 8.6 secs)

3. May 10, 2000: Lakers 97 - Phoenix 96 (PO, jumper over Kidd w/ 2.6 secs)

4. Feb. 07, 2001: Lakers 85 - Phoenix 83 (jumper over Marion w/ 2.7 sec)

5. Feb. 13, 2001: Lakers 113 - Nets 110 (OT layup/and-1 w/ 4.8 secs)

6. Jan. 02, 2002: Lakers 87 - Nuggets 86 (off-reb and jumper w/ 55 secs)

7. Feb. 22, 2002: Lakers 96 - Hornets 94 (buzzer-beater, jumper over Lynch)

8. May 12, 2002: Lakers 87 - Spurs 85 (PO, off-reb and put-back w/ 5.1 secs)

9. Dec. 06, 2002: Lakers 105 - Mavericks 103 (turn-around jumper w/ 8 secs)

10. April 04, 2003: Lakers 102 - Grizzlies 101 (buzzer beater, jumper over Battier)

11. April 06, 2003: Lakers 115 - Suns 113 (OT, game-tying jumper for OT, jumper over Marion w/ 28.6 sec)

12. Dec. 19, 2003: Lakers 101 - Nuggets 99 (buzzer-beater, fade-away over Barry)

13. Mar. 21, 2004: Lakers 104 - Bucks 103 (OT jumper over Van Horn w/ 25.1 sec)

14. April 14, 2004: Lakers 105 - Blazers 104 (OT buzzer beater, game-tying 3-pointer for OT, fall-away 3-pointer)

15. Mar. 12, 2005: Lakers 117 - Bobcats 116 (jumper over Bogans w/ 0.9 secs)

16. Nov. 02, 2005: Lakers 99 - Nuggets 97 (OT jumper over Najera w/ 0.6 secs)

17. Dec. 04, 2005: Lakers 99 - Bobcats 98 (game-winning FTs w/ 7 secs)

18. Jan. 12, 2006: Lakers 99 - Cavaliers 98 (jumper over James w/ 8.6 secs)

19. April 30, 2006: Lakers 99 - Suns 98 (PO, OT buzzer-beater, game-tying tear-drop for OT, jumper over Diaw)

20. Jan. 14, 2008: Lakers 123 - Sonics 121 (OT jumper over Green w/ 4.3 secs)

21. Jan. 09, 2009: Lakers 121 - Pacers 119 (jumper over Jack w/ 3 secs)

22. Dec. 04, 2009: Lakers 108 - Heat 107 (buzzer-beater, 3-pointer over Wade)

23. Dec. 16, 2009: Lakers 107 - Bucks 106 (OT buzzer-beater, jumper over Bell)

24. Jan. 01, 2010: Lakers 109 - Kings 108 (buzzer-beater, 3-pointer)

25. Jan. 31, 2010: Lakers 90 - Celtics 89 (jumper over Allen w/ 7.3 secs)

26. Feb. 23, 2010: Lakers 99 - Grizzlies 98 (3-pointer over Gay w/ 4.3 secs)

27. Mar. 09, 2010: Lakers 109 - Raptors 107 (jumper over Wright w/ 1.9 secs)

28. Feb. 12, 2012: Lakers 93 – Raptors 92 (jumper over Johnson w/ 4.2 secs)


Eventual-Game Winners:


1. June 14, 2000: Lakers 120 - Pacers 118 (NBA Finals, OT off-reb and put-back w/ 5.9 secs) *Technical foul called against Fox w/ 5.9 secs, +FT

2. Nov. 16, 2000: Lakers 112 - Kings 110 (OT, game-tying 3-pointer for OT, jumper over Divac w/ 24 secs) *Kings intentially foul Bryant w/ 4 secs, +2FTs

3. Mar. 24, 2002: Lakers 97 - Kings 96 (jumper over Christie w/ 36 secs) *Webber jump-hook w/ 29 secs

4. Dec. 22, 2002: Lakers 109 - Raptors 107 (layup over Peterson w/ 33.2 secs) *Raptors intentially foul Horry w/ 8.5 secs, +FT

5. May 11, 2003: Lakers 99 - Spurs 95 (PO, FT w/ 48 secs) *Spurs intentially foul Bryant (twice) w/ 14.2 secs, +3FTs

6. Feb. 17, 2004: Lakers 89 - Blazers 86 (left-handed layup w/ 31.8 secs) *Blazers intentially foul Bryant w/ 7 secs, +FT

7. Mar. 03, 2004: Lakers 96 - Rockets 93 (jumper over Yao w/ 32 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Fisher w/ 9.8 secs, +2FTs

8. April 25, 2004: Lakers 92 - Rockets 88 (PO, OT layup/and-1 over Mobley /w 40 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Malone w/ 6 secs, +FT

9. Jan. 07, 2006: Lakers 112 - Clippers 109 (tear-drop over Brand w/ 11 secs) *Parker fastbreak-dunk w/ 4.4 secs

10. May 21, 2008: Lakers 89 - Spurs 85 (PO, jumper w/ 23.9 secs) *Spurs intentionally foul Vujacic w/ 7 secs, +2FTs

11. Jan. 13, 2009: Lakers 105 - Rockets 100 (3-pointer over Battier w/ 27 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Gasol (twice) w/ 7 secs, +3FTs

12. Jan. 13, 2010: Lakers 100 - Mavericks 95 (jumper over Howard w/ 28 secs) *Mavericks intentionally foul Farmar w/ 5 secs, +3FTs

13. Mar. 31, 2012: Lakers 88 – Hornets 83 (3-pointer over Jack w/ 20.2 secs) *Hornets intentionally foul Barnes w/ 2 secs, +2FTs







Kobe Bryant = all time record most playoff 50+ win teams beatin



1997-98 Seattle SuperSonics Record: 61-21
1999-00 Phoenix Suns Record: 53-29
1999-00 Portland Trail Blazers Record: 59-23
1999-00 Indiana Pacers Record: 56-26
2000-01 Portland Trail Blazers Record: 50-32
2000-01 Sacramento Kings Record: 55-27
2000-01 San Antonio Spurs Record: 58-24
2000-01 Philadelphia 76ers Record: 56-26
2001-02 San Antonio Spurs Record: 58-24
2001-02 Sacramento Kings Record: 61-21
2001-02 New Jersey Nets Record: 52-30
2002-03 Minnesota Timberwolves Record: 51-31
2003-04 San Antonio Spurs Record: 57-25
2003-04 Minnesota Timberwolves Record: 58-24
2007-08 Denver Nuggets Record: 50-32
2007-08 Utah Jazz Record: 54-28
2007-08 San Antonio Spurs Record: 56-26
2008-09 Houston Rockets Record: 53-29
2008-09 Denver Nuggets Record: 54-28
2008-09 Orlando Magic Record: 59-23
2009-10 Oklahoma City Thunder Record: 50-32
2009-10 Utah Jazz Record: 53-29
2009-10 Phoenix Suns Record: 54-28
2009-10 Boston Celtics Record: 50-32
total = 24


Kobe Bryant = most all time consecutive all-star appearances




1998 NBA All-Star

1999 - no allstar game -

2000 NBA All-Star

2001 NBA All-Star

2002 NBA All-Star

2003 NBA All-Star

2004 NBA All-Star

2005 NBA All-Star

2006 NBA All-Star

2007 NBA All-Star

2008 NBA All-Star

2009 NBA All-Star

2010 NBA All-Star

2011 NBA All-Star

2012 NBA All-Star

2013 NBA All-Star

2014 NBA All-Star


Kobe Bryant = all time record most all star game most valuable player awards

2001-02 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2006-07 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2008-09 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2010-11 NBA All-Star Game MVP


Kobe Bryant = all time record most three pointers made in one game

Kobe Bryant = tied for all time record with Jason Kidd ( undefeted international record with atleast 3+ tenurs )

Kobe Bryant = all time record Most All-Star Game points scored, career: 271

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to score 31,000 points: (34 years, 185 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to be named to the NBA All-Defensive Team: (1999–00)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to start a game: (18 years, 158 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to win the NBA Slam Dunk Championship: (18 years, 169 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to start an All-Star game: (19 years, 169 days)[49]

Kobe Bryant = Only player in NBA history to score at least 600 points in the postseason for three consecutive years. 633 (2008), 695 (2009), 671 (2010)

Kobe Bryant = 2nd all time Games scoring 60 points or more, career: 5 (as of March 22, 2011)

Kobe Bryant = 3rd all time Games scoring 50 points or more, career: 24 (as of March 22, 2011)

Kobe Bryant = 3rd all time Games scoring 40 points or more, career: 114 (as of January 13, 2012)

Kobe Bryant = 2nd all time Most points scored in a single game: 81




oh yeah and

- 7 time nba finals
- 5 time nba champion
- 3 peat nba champion
- 3 time back 2 back nba champion
- 2 time finals mvp
- 1 time back 2 back finals mvp
- 1 time season mvp

GODbe
07-28-2014, 12:49 PM
:applause: Easily the GOAT.

Kblaze8855
07-28-2014, 12:49 PM
You do this weekly. just bump one of the 3 dozen other topics with the same thing in it. Why start another 150 reply topic of you repeating yourself while other repeat themselves?

Orlando Magic
07-28-2014, 12:50 PM
Clearly Kobe is #1 all time. You convinced me.

stalkerforlife
07-28-2014, 12:50 PM
Kobe is #3 all time.

Fudge
07-28-2014, 12:51 PM
Lol @ 3 time back to back champion and 1 time back to back Finals MVP.

Kblaze8855
07-28-2014, 12:51 PM
Yuo started this 5 days ago:

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=348653

Just continue it....

kennethgriffin
07-28-2014, 12:51 PM
You do this weekly. just bump one of the 3 dozen other topics with the same thing in it. Why start another 150 reply topic of you repeating yourself while other repeat themselves?


does a dog learn after the first time you slap him with a rolled up news paper?

no... animals need constant reinforcement to learn

as long as people degrade one of the top 4-5 resumes in nba history. i'l continue proving them wrong

Warfan
07-28-2014, 12:52 PM
Kobe is #1 all time.

FIFY

God damn i wish i was Katelyn

qrich
07-28-2014, 12:52 PM
Lock & delete this crap.

Orlando Magic
07-28-2014, 12:53 PM
does a dog learn after the first time you slap him with a rolled up news paper?

no... animals need constant reinforcement to learn

as long as people degrade one of the top 4-5 resumes in nba history. i'l continue proving them wrong

Just for a second I thought you were going to equate yourself to being an animal/dog and that kblaze was going to have to repeatedly slap you for to learn... and then you disappointed me.

Lebronxrings
07-28-2014, 12:54 PM
shaq.

ralph_i_el
07-28-2014, 12:56 PM
Context.

When your bar gets to the orange territory you should be perma banned. You just don't seem to get it.

kennethgriffin
07-28-2014, 01:00 PM
i actually hope someone breaks all of these records

will be like when kobe was knocking down wilt chamberlain and jordan milestones all his life. made you appreciate the guys he was passing even more

1-2 generations from now some guy is getting all this stuff and they have to mention "passing all time leader kobe bryant"

Orlando Magic
07-28-2014, 01:01 PM
i actually hope someone breaks all of these records

No. No, you don't.

Kblaze8855
07-28-2014, 01:10 PM
does a dog learn after the first time you slap him with a rolled up news paper?

no... animals need constant reinforcement to learn

as long as people degrade one of the top 4-5 resumes in nba history. i'l continue proving them wrong

It isnt one of the 4-5 greatest resumes. Its you listing shit nobody has ever cared about or judged people by and making it out to mean more than it does to a game of basketball and more than it does to the greatness of a career.

But...you are free to do so. You just dont need to do it every day in new topics. I linked you to the other one...which just went quiet a day or two ago.

Feel free to discuss Kobe all day and night. Just keep it there since its literally the same information.

Make a new one...when you have something else to say. Making 4-5 topics with the same information in them in short periods of time just to start arguments is pretty much textbook "trolling".

Go argue about Kobe in your other topic. You wont see me pop up to bother you.

kennethgriffin
07-28-2014, 01:15 PM
It isnt one of the 4-5 greatest resumes. Its you listing shit nobody has ever cared about or judged people by and making it out to mean more than it does to a game of basketball and more than it does to the greatness of a career.

But...you are free to do so. You just dont need to do it every day in new topics. I linked you to the other one...which just went quiet a day or two ago.

Feel free to discuss Kobe all day and night. Just keep it there since its literally the same information.

Make a new one...when you have something else to say. Making 4-5 topics with the same information in them in short periods of time just to start arguments is pretty much textbook "trolling".

Go argue about Kobe in your other topic. You wont see me pop up to bother you.

depends on what you value more


entire careers or just the basic 1 or 2 media awards


a guy like steve nash suddenly looks almost as accomplished as kobe



but when we actually break down careers. nash has no records. almost no 1st teams, no defensive teams, no averages, no big games, no milestones, no real achivements

but the media voted for him a few times. that makes up for him being mediocre or a loser most of his life



this is why you have to actually break down everything.

common you're a mod. you must know a thing or 2 about basketball

show me youre not just a mod because you made some nice youtube clips and spend all day online and got siniority

ralph_i_el
07-28-2014, 01:22 PM
depends on what you value more


entire careers or just the basic 1 or 2 media awards


a guy like steve nash suddenly looks almost as accomplished as kobe



but when we actually break down careers. nash has no records. almost no 1st teams, no defensive teams, no averages, no big games, no milestones, no real achivements

but the media voted for him a few times. that makes up for him being mediocre or a loser most of his life



this is why you have to actually break down everything.

common you're a mod. you must know a thing or 2 about basketball

show me youre not just a mod because you made some nice youtube clips and spend all day online and got siniority
Ban bait
Seniority BTW.

You could make a whole long post of cherry picked qualifications for Nash too and try to prop him up. None of his fans are as immature, stubborn, or ignorant as you (which is why we don't see threads like that).

Jlamb47
07-28-2014, 01:25 PM
Jordan
Kareem
Duncan
Kobe
Shaq
Bird
Magic
Hakeem
Lebron

RRR3
07-28-2014, 01:26 PM
Jordan
Kareem
Duncan
Kobe
Shaq
Bird
Magic
Hakeem
Lebron
There were two guys named Wilt Chamberlain and Bil Russell. I heard they were pretty good.

STATUTORY
07-28-2014, 01:27 PM
if NBA fans wasn't full of bumbling apes but intellectuals who respected history and longevity than Kobe is consensus top 5

K Xerxes
07-28-2014, 01:28 PM
depends on what you value more

entire careers or just the basic 1 or 2 media awards

Stop creating false dichotomies.

ImKobe
07-28-2014, 01:29 PM
http://home.comcast.net/~tse41/kobe.jpg

ralph_i_el
07-28-2014, 01:29 PM
if NBA fans wasn't full of bumbling apes but intellectuals who respected history and longevity than Kobe is consensus top 5
NBA fans are full of bumbling apes? You must be full of bad grammar, along with bad opinions.

ninephive
07-28-2014, 01:29 PM
You do realize you're using things like his 2014 All-Star to make your case right? Just want to make sure.

Kblaze8855
07-28-2014, 01:31 PM
common you're a mod. you must know a thing or 2 about basketball

show me youre not just a mod because you made some nice youtube clips and spend all day online and got siniority

I have no desire to show you anything. Arguing with you about Kobe is like arguing with the Cookie Monster about cookies. It doesnt matter how compelling your case might be for brownies...

Hes the gotdamn Cookie Monster....

He sides with cookies.

You have wasted your time and accomplished nothing by engaging him on the subject.

I only wanted to explain my reasoning if I close your topic and direct people to the other.

Nobody is saying dont talk about Kobe.

Dont make the same topic 6 times a month with no new information.....

That isnt asking too much.

riseagainst
07-28-2014, 01:32 PM
Kobe Bryant = all time record most 1st team all nba's and All NBA teams period



1998-99 NBA All-NBA (3rd)

1999-00 NBA All-NBA (2nd)

2000-01 NBA All-NBA (2nd)

2001-02 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2002-03 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2003-04 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2004-05 NBA All-NBA (3rd)

2005-06 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2006-07 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2007-08 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2008-09 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2009-10 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2010-11 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2011-12 NBA All-NBA (1st)

2012-13 NBA All-NBA (1st)






Kobe Bryant = all time record most 1st team all defensive



1999-00 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2000-01 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)

2001-02 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)

2002-03 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2003-04 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2005-06 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2006-07 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2007-08 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2008-09 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2009-10 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2010-11 NBA All-Defensive (1st)

2011-12 NBA All-Defensive (2nd)


Kobe Bryant = All time record most game winning shots


1. May 09, 1999: Lakers 101 - Rockets 100 (PO, game-winning FTs w/ 5.3 secs)

2. Dec. 27, 1999: Lakers 108 - Mavericks 106 (game-winning FTs w/ 8.6 secs)

3. May 10, 2000: Lakers 97 - Phoenix 96 (PO, jumper over Kidd w/ 2.6 secs)

4. Feb. 07, 2001: Lakers 85 - Phoenix 83 (jumper over Marion w/ 2.7 sec)

5. Feb. 13, 2001: Lakers 113 - Nets 110 (OT layup/and-1 w/ 4.8 secs)

6. Jan. 02, 2002: Lakers 87 - Nuggets 86 (off-reb and jumper w/ 55 secs)

7. Feb. 22, 2002: Lakers 96 - Hornets 94 (buzzer-beater, jumper over Lynch)

8. May 12, 2002: Lakers 87 - Spurs 85 (PO, off-reb and put-back w/ 5.1 secs)

9. Dec. 06, 2002: Lakers 105 - Mavericks 103 (turn-around jumper w/ 8 secs)

10. April 04, 2003: Lakers 102 - Grizzlies 101 (buzzer beater, jumper over Battier)

11. April 06, 2003: Lakers 115 - Suns 113 (OT, game-tying jumper for OT, jumper over Marion w/ 28.6 sec)

12. Dec. 19, 2003: Lakers 101 - Nuggets 99 (buzzer-beater, fade-away over Barry)

13. Mar. 21, 2004: Lakers 104 - Bucks 103 (OT jumper over Van Horn w/ 25.1 sec)

14. April 14, 2004: Lakers 105 - Blazers 104 (OT buzzer beater, game-tying 3-pointer for OT, fall-away 3-pointer)

15. Mar. 12, 2005: Lakers 117 - Bobcats 116 (jumper over Bogans w/ 0.9 secs)

16. Nov. 02, 2005: Lakers 99 - Nuggets 97 (OT jumper over Najera w/ 0.6 secs)

17. Dec. 04, 2005: Lakers 99 - Bobcats 98 (game-winning FTs w/ 7 secs)

18. Jan. 12, 2006: Lakers 99 - Cavaliers 98 (jumper over James w/ 8.6 secs)

19. April 30, 2006: Lakers 99 - Suns 98 (PO, OT buzzer-beater, game-tying tear-drop for OT, jumper over Diaw)

20. Jan. 14, 2008: Lakers 123 - Sonics 121 (OT jumper over Green w/ 4.3 secs)

21. Jan. 09, 2009: Lakers 121 - Pacers 119 (jumper over Jack w/ 3 secs)

22. Dec. 04, 2009: Lakers 108 - Heat 107 (buzzer-beater, 3-pointer over Wade)

23. Dec. 16, 2009: Lakers 107 - Bucks 106 (OT buzzer-beater, jumper over Bell)

24. Jan. 01, 2010: Lakers 109 - Kings 108 (buzzer-beater, 3-pointer)

25. Jan. 31, 2010: Lakers 90 - Celtics 89 (jumper over Allen w/ 7.3 secs)

26. Feb. 23, 2010: Lakers 99 - Grizzlies 98 (3-pointer over Gay w/ 4.3 secs)

27. Mar. 09, 2010: Lakers 109 - Raptors 107 (jumper over Wright w/ 1.9 secs)

28. Feb. 12, 2012: Lakers 93 – Raptors 92 (jumper over Johnson w/ 4.2 secs)


Eventual-Game Winners:


1. June 14, 2000: Lakers 120 - Pacers 118 (NBA Finals, OT off-reb and put-back w/ 5.9 secs) *Technical foul called against Fox w/ 5.9 secs, +FT

2. Nov. 16, 2000: Lakers 112 - Kings 110 (OT, game-tying 3-pointer for OT, jumper over Divac w/ 24 secs) *Kings intentially foul Bryant w/ 4 secs, +2FTs

3. Mar. 24, 2002: Lakers 97 - Kings 96 (jumper over Christie w/ 36 secs) *Webber jump-hook w/ 29 secs

4. Dec. 22, 2002: Lakers 109 - Raptors 107 (layup over Peterson w/ 33.2 secs) *Raptors intentially foul Horry w/ 8.5 secs, +FT

5. May 11, 2003: Lakers 99 - Spurs 95 (PO, FT w/ 48 secs) *Spurs intentially foul Bryant (twice) w/ 14.2 secs, +3FTs

6. Feb. 17, 2004: Lakers 89 - Blazers 86 (left-handed layup w/ 31.8 secs) *Blazers intentially foul Bryant w/ 7 secs, +FT

7. Mar. 03, 2004: Lakers 96 - Rockets 93 (jumper over Yao w/ 32 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Fisher w/ 9.8 secs, +2FTs

8. April 25, 2004: Lakers 92 - Rockets 88 (PO, OT layup/and-1 over Mobley /w 40 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Malone w/ 6 secs, +FT

9. Jan. 07, 2006: Lakers 112 - Clippers 109 (tear-drop over Brand w/ 11 secs) *Parker fastbreak-dunk w/ 4.4 secs

10. May 21, 2008: Lakers 89 - Spurs 85 (PO, jumper w/ 23.9 secs) *Spurs intentionally foul Vujacic w/ 7 secs, +2FTs

11. Jan. 13, 2009: Lakers 105 - Rockets 100 (3-pointer over Battier w/ 27 secs) *Rockets intentially foul Gasol (twice) w/ 7 secs, +3FTs

12. Jan. 13, 2010: Lakers 100 - Mavericks 95 (jumper over Howard w/ 28 secs) *Mavericks intentionally foul Farmar w/ 5 secs, +3FTs

13. Mar. 31, 2012: Lakers 88 – Hornets 83 (3-pointer over Jack w/ 20.2 secs) *Hornets intentionally foul Barnes w/ 2 secs, +2FTs







Kobe Bryant = all time record most playoff 50+ win teams beatin



1997-98 Seattle SuperSonics Record: 61-21
1999-00 Phoenix Suns Record: 53-29
1999-00 Portland Trail Blazers Record: 59-23
1999-00 Indiana Pacers Record: 56-26
2000-01 Portland Trail Blazers Record: 50-32
2000-01 Sacramento Kings Record: 55-27
2000-01 San Antonio Spurs Record: 58-24
2000-01 Philadelphia 76ers Record: 56-26
2001-02 San Antonio Spurs Record: 58-24
2001-02 Sacramento Kings Record: 61-21
2001-02 New Jersey Nets Record: 52-30
2002-03 Minnesota Timberwolves Record: 51-31
2003-04 San Antonio Spurs Record: 57-25
2003-04 Minnesota Timberwolves Record: 58-24
2007-08 Denver Nuggets Record: 50-32
2007-08 Utah Jazz Record: 54-28
2007-08 San Antonio Spurs Record: 56-26
2008-09 Houston Rockets Record: 53-29
2008-09 Denver Nuggets Record: 54-28
2008-09 Orlando Magic Record: 59-23
2009-10 Oklahoma City Thunder Record: 50-32
2009-10 Utah Jazz Record: 53-29
2009-10 Phoenix Suns Record: 54-28
2009-10 Boston Celtics Record: 50-32
total = 24


Kobe Bryant = most all time consecutive all-star appearances




1998 NBA All-Star

1999 - no allstar game -

2000 NBA All-Star

2001 NBA All-Star

2002 NBA All-Star

2003 NBA All-Star

2004 NBA All-Star

2005 NBA All-Star

2006 NBA All-Star

2007 NBA All-Star

2008 NBA All-Star

2009 NBA All-Star

2010 NBA All-Star

2011 NBA All-Star

2012 NBA All-Star

2013 NBA All-Star

2014 NBA All-Star


Kobe Bryant = all time record most all star game most valuable player awards

2001-02 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2006-07 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2008-09 NBA All-Star Game MVP

2010-11 NBA All-Star Game MVP


Kobe Bryant = all time record most three pointers made in one game

Kobe Bryant = tied for all time record with Jason Kidd ( undefeted international record with atleast 3+ tenurs )

Kobe Bryant = all time record Most All-Star Game points scored, career: 271

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to score 31,000 points: (34 years, 185 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to be named to the NBA All-Defensive Team: (1999–00)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to start a game: (18 years, 158 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to win the NBA Slam Dunk Championship: (18 years, 169 days)

Kobe Bryant = Youngest player to start an All-Star game: (19 years, 169 days)[49]

Kobe Bryant = Only player in NBA history to score at least 600 points in the postseason for three consecutive years. 633 (2008), 695 (2009), 671 (2010)

Kobe Bryant = 2nd all time Games scoring 60 points or more, career: 5 (as of March 22, 2011)

Kobe Bryant = 3rd all time Games scoring 50 points or more, career: 24 (as of March 22, 2011)

Kobe Bryant = 3rd all time Games scoring 40 points or more, career: 114 (as of January 13, 2012)

Kobe Bryant = 2nd all time Most points scored in a single game: 81




oh yeah and

- 7 time nba finals
- 5 time nba champion
- 3 peat nba champion
- 3 time back 2 back nba champion
- 2 time finals mvp
- 1 time back 2 back finals mvp
- 1 time season mvp



srsly wtf. It's like that question about how many squares do you see in this picture.

:roll:

Jlamb47
07-28-2014, 01:33 PM
There were two guys named Wilt Chamberlain and Bil Russell. I heard they were pretty good.

heard they played against bunch of weak white boys too

ralph_i_el
07-28-2014, 01:35 PM
I have no desire to show you anything. Arguing with you about Kobe is like arguing with the Cookie Monster about cookies. It doesnt matter how compelling your case might be for brownies...

Hes the gotdamn Cookie Monster....

He sides with cookies.

You have wasted your time and accomplished nothing by engaging him on the subject.

I only wanted to explain my reasoning if I close your topic and direct people to the other.

Nobody is saying dont talk about Kobe.

Dont make the same topic 6 times a month with no new information.....

That isnt asking too much.
COOKIES WERE SELECTED FIRST TEAM ALL SNACK FOR 20 STRAIGHT SEASONS Arghelbargle

K Xerxes
07-28-2014, 01:36 PM
srsly wtf. It's like that question about how many squares do you see in this picture.

:roll:

5 arguments for Kobe:

5 time champion
3 peat
2 peat
3 time b2b champion
1 time consecutive b2b champion

riseagainst
07-28-2014, 01:43 PM
5 arguments for Kobe:

5 time champion
3 peat
2 peat
3 time b2b champion
1 time consecutive b2b champion

2 time 3 consecutive finals
4 time back to back finals
7 time finals
1 time 3 consecutive finals that resulted in a 3peat
1 time 3 consecutive finals that resulted in a 2peat
1 time 2 consecutive finals that resulted in a 2peat

sportjames23
07-28-2014, 01:46 PM
You do this weekly. just bump one of the 3 dozen other topics with the same thing in it. Why start another 150 reply topic of you repeating yourself while other repeat themselves?


Seriously. OP eats, sleeps, and breathes Kobe. :facepalm

RoundMoundOfReb
07-28-2014, 01:53 PM
No higher than 9th

Psileas
07-28-2014, 03:04 PM
Where does this rank all time

List every opponent's individual records, every opponent's team records, awards, All-NBA selections, All-Star selections, game-winning shots, "eventual" game-winning shots, make sure you leave wide spaces between the lines to make the list look longer and then we will talk.

G.O.A.T
07-28-2014, 03:38 PM
I have no desire to show you anything. Arguing with you about Kobe is like arguing with the Cookie Monster about cookies. It doesnt matter how compelling your case might be for brownies...

Hes the gotdamn Cookie Monster....

He sides with cookies.

You have wasted your time and accomplished nothing by engaging him on the subject.

I only wanted to explain my reasoning if I close your topic and direct people to the other.

Nobody is saying dont talk about Kobe.

Dont make the same topic 6 times a month with no new information.....

That isnt asking too much.

This is a bad example, cookies are clearly better than brownies. That's just common sense. I would love it if there were six threads about Cookies everyday.

SOD 21
07-28-2014, 05:23 PM
Kobe is firmly inside the top 10 players of all time and should legitimately be ranked probably anywhere from 7th to 9th best player of all-time.