LeBron and Kobe's careers have been set in stone from the very beginning...

[JerrySeinfeld]

Choking away big games:

[QUOTE]The Fighting Irish faced their stiffest test against Oak Hill Academy during a tournament in January. The Warriors

[lilteapot]

OP summarized:

http://www.prainitopediatrictherapy.com/siteimages/down%20syndrome.jpg

[JerrySeinfeld]

OP summarized:

http://www.prainitopediatrictherapy.com/siteimages/down%20syndrome.jpg

stay mad homie, the evidence I have provided just goes to show that as an NBA scout, you gotta scout all the way back to get a feel for what these players are truly like.

Bron has been choking, bailing, and insecure since he was a little boy.

Kobe has been playing like a MAN since he was a little boy.

[Rose'sACL]

I agree. One got drafted on the cavs. The other started his career on the Lakers. Lebron changed it by being a self made man and understanding that a man can change his own destiny.

[lilteapot]

https://data.archive.moe/board/wsg/image/1341/31/1341317686546.gif


Anything else you want to share sweetie?

[JerrySeinfeld]

Homie had an undefeated team and got outplayed by Rashaad Carruth in the 8th grade championship all cause he choked the game away

And yall that the Boris Diaw/Jason Terry shit was just an anomaly :roll:

[HOoopCityJones]

I agree. One got drafted on the cavs. The other started his career on the Lakers. Lebron changed it by being a self made man and understanding that a man can change his own destiny.

How is Lebron more self made than Kobe who came into the league coming off the bench launching air balls as a rookie? Being on the Lakers doesn't mean shit :facepalm

[lilteapot]

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i42/greenfuzz1961/DownsSyndrome.gif

WOW, good JOB boy!

[Springsteen]

OP summarized:

http://www.prainitopediatrictherapy.com/siteimages/down%20syndrome.jpg

:roll: :roll: :roll:

[red1]

OP summarized:

http://www.prainitopediatrictherapy.com/siteimages/down%20syndrome.jpg
:roll:

[LAZERUSS]

Choking away big games:




Losing on the big stage and then bailing:



Now lets look at Kobe's resume:



greatness personified :applause:

Let's add a little bit to this, shall we?

http://www.biography.com/people/lebron-james-399748#high-school-basketball-star


As a freshman, James averaged 18 points per game. He helped the team to a Division III state title by scoring 25 points in the championship game. Word of his advanced basketball skills spread, and James received several honors for his performance. As a high school sophomore, he was chosen for the USA Today All-USA First Team. James was the first sophomore ever selected for this award. His team also won the Division III state title for the second year in a row.

The following school year, James was named PARADE magazine's High School Boys Basketball Player of the Year and Gatorade Player of the Year. Following the end of his junior year, James was such a strong player that he contemplated going pro.

Deciding to finish his education, James had a tremendous senior year on the court. He averaged 31.6 points per game, helping his team clinch their third state title. The team also earned the top national ranking that year. Overall, James scored 2,657 points, 892 rebounds and 523 assists during his four years at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. He would soon emerge as one of the National Basketball Association's leading players.

[Crimsonrain777]

Homie had an undefeated team and got outplayed by Rashaad Carruth in the 8th grade championship all cause he choked the game away

And yall that the Boris Diaw/Jason Terry shit was just an anomaly :roll:


:roll: :roll:

[ShawkFactory]

If you say so

[Done_And_Done]

Rashaad Carruth... Sickest name