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JohnMax
05-09-2015, 07:55 AM
2014-15 - Lebron - 26.7 PPG 9.6 RPG 7.7 APG .434 FG%

2013-14 - Durant - 29.6 PPG 8.9 RPG 3.9 APG .460 FG%

Quickening
05-09-2015, 07:57 AM
Lebron far better defender and 4 more assists.

JerrySeinfeld
05-09-2015, 08:02 AM
did it vs the grizzlies, clippers, spurs as well.

lebron playing the celtics, bulls :roll:

JerrySeinfeld
05-09-2015, 08:03 AM
Lebron far better defender and 4 more assists.

what are you watching?

dabigbaws
05-09-2015, 08:10 AM
Lebron far better defender and 4 more assists.

:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

dannywpt
05-09-2015, 08:45 AM
Healthy Durant is the best player in the world.

Magic 32
05-09-2015, 09:41 AM
Lebron is proving once again that his era ended in 12-13.

Rose'sACL
05-09-2015, 09:55 AM
what are you watching?
I am guessing he is watching the game where butler scores most of his points when lebron switches to someone else.
That 4 assist difference though. Even very average stats for lebron are as good as Durant's numbers.

ImKobe
05-09-2015, 03:52 PM
Lebron far better defender and 4 more assists.

4.9 turnovers per game, 22.7 PER, .128 WS/48 (worst among starters)

KD's efficiency is nearly identical, but at least his team made it to the WCF and he showed up in big games, that is yet to be decided for Lebron.

Quickening
05-09-2015, 03:53 PM
4.9 turnovers per game, 22.7 PER, .128 WS/48 (worst among starters)

KD's efficiency is nearly identical, but at least his team made it to the WCF and he showed up in big games, that is yet to be decided for Lebron.

Both are better than Kobe has ever been, and will be remembered as being better players. :applause:

Eric Cartman
05-09-2015, 03:54 PM
Healthy Durant is the best player in the world.

Real talk.

Budadiiii
05-09-2015, 03:57 PM
And that was considered a poor playoffs for KD...

All that after he had to carry OKC all year without Westbrook.... playing crazy amounts of minutes against the stacked west.

Meanwhile LeBron is fresh as a daisy...

ImKobe
05-09-2015, 04:07 PM
Both are better than Kobe has ever been, and will be remembered as being better players. :applause:

No one right now is putting Lebron's career over Kobe's, you're delusional if you actually think that 2 rings and losing 3 out of 5 Finals is considered more impressive. And Durant? He's already peaked in terms of statistical production and while both have had superior seasons statistically, neither of them will have the longetivity nor the rings to match at the end of the day.

Kobe at same age as Bran won 65 games in the regular season and averaged 30/5/6/2 on 46/35/88 shooting in the Playoffs with a much higher PER, WS/48 and +/- while Lebron has struggled against inferior competition and has barely outperformed his injured 2nd option. Shooting 43% and taking 23.7 shots to average 26.7 points a game with a 49,9%TS :rolleyes:

Peak Lebron (2009) said a 30-year-old Kobe was the best player in the league, there's nothing his stans can say to change the fact that your idol himself admitted to being below one Mr. Bryant as far as playing basketball goes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv37ykpYk84

Quickening
05-09-2015, 04:10 PM
Lebrons longevity is already a match for kobe, he has been a superstar since entering the league.

ImKobe
05-09-2015, 04:12 PM
Lebrons longevity is already a match for kobe, he has been a superstar since entering the league.

Lebron was a superstar his rookie year? :oldlol:

Genaro
05-09-2015, 04:14 PM
Come on Lebron stans, his defense is lacking since the RS of last year. He rarely guards the other's team best offensive player, he's always guarding the likes of Kirk Hinrich, Noah and Mike Dunleavy instead of Rose or Butler (except for a few moments here and there in which he doesn't do a good job)

Rose'sACL
05-09-2015, 04:19 PM
Come on Lebron stans, his defense is lacking since the RS of last year. He rarely guards the other's team best offensive player, he's always guarding the likes of Kirk Hinrich, Noah and Mike Dunleavy instead of Rose or Butler (except for a few moments here and there in which he doesn't do a good job)
He guarded butler for almost all of first 3 quarters. Every no. 1 option on offense takes a breather in the NBA since the 80s. Butler has scored most of his points this series when lebron switched to someone else.

Lebron didn't play great defense in regular season but he is playing great defense in the playoffs.

jimmy77x
05-09-2015, 04:41 PM
He guarded butler for almost all of first 3 quarters. Every no. 1 option on offense takes a breather in the NBA since the 80s. Butler has scored most of his points this series when lebron switched to someone else.

Lebron didn't play great defense in regular season but he is fouling in the playoffs.

Fixed. Bran being a good defender is a BS myth fabricated by BSPN. Mr given not earned gets away with fouling on defense more than anyone. Holding, grabbing, handchecking and all of the above. Lecuddled should literally foul out of almost every game he plays.

mentallooser
05-09-2015, 04:42 PM
Not this year........

KG215
05-09-2015, 04:46 PM
4.9 turnovers per game, 22.7 PER, .128 WS/48 (worst among starters)

KD's efficiency is nearly identical, but at least his team made it to the WCF and he showed up in big games, that is yet to be decided for Lebron.
Yeah, the narrative last year became Durant was awful in the playoffs. For whatever reason people wanted to ignore the fact that he busted his ass the second half of the season shouldering a ridiculous load while OKC stayed atop the Western Conference standings after Westbrook got hurt. I thought it was pretty obvious Durant was just got worn down in the playoffs. It didn't help that he had to start off the playoffs against the Grind House Grizzlies. Yes, Westbrook was better than Durant in the playoffs, but he was also fresher by then.

And like you said, Durant showed up big time in the most crucial games in the 1st and 2nd round against superior competition to what LeBron's faced this year in the playoffs.

Quickening
05-09-2015, 05:01 PM
Lebron was a superstar his rookie year? :oldlol:

He put up 20, 6, 5 and played 79 games.

As a comparison Kobe put up 7, 1, 2.... :lol :roll:

Kobe didn't put up comparable numbers to Lebrons first year until his 4th... :lol

Lebrons second year.

27, 7, 7 0n 47%.

Kobe second year.

15, 2, 3 on 42%

And then Kobe stans have the audacity to use Kobe first few years as support for elite level longevity.:lol :roll: :applause: