Kobe vs Lebron - Who is considered better?

[QUOTE=red1;14634191]kobe is actually getting smoked in a landslide in this poll if we consider the fact that it was created when kobe had 2 finals MVPs and lebron had 3.


lebron now has 4 finals MVPs - literally double what kobe had - and now has 3 MVPs more than kobe plus every single other record in the record book including the only finals MVP over a 70+win team in NBA history.



this debate was over in 2013 and now it is just pointless. kobe himself would grudgingly say lebron had a better career.[/QUOTE]

Jennie Buss already said Kobe was better than Lebron.

[QUOTE=kawhileonard2;14634330][B]Jennie Buss[/B] already said Kobe was better than Lebron.[/QUOTE]

dunno who that is.

[QUOTE=red1;14634336]dunno who that is.[/QUOTE]

[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeanie_Buss[/url]

[QUOTE=OrlandoMagicGuy;14634016]Kobe [Size=5][B]three-peated[/Size][/B] playing next to Shaq and then went and got 2 more chips [Size=5][B]out the mud[/Size][/B] as the #1 guy without Shaq.

You mean to tell me with all this help LeFraud acquired throughout his career while jumping from team to team he still hasn't three-peated?

Kobe > LeBron[/QUOTE]

This!

Lebron hasn’t even won a playoff series with the lakers when fans were around. He can’t handle the pressure like Kobe could.

[QUOTE=red1;14634336]dunno who that is.[/QUOTE]

It's Jenny Buss from the block whose phone number was 867-5309

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents;13810767]Both better than Duncan

[IMG]https://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2818167/duncanmiss.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]

The next year Duncan would come back and pistol whip LeBron so hard he gave him the biggest margin of NBA finals loss EVER.

Kobe was a more special player I’d say.

Nobody in basketball history had more moves and overall basketball skill than Kobe Bryant. He absorbed more basketball than anyone. Aside from a few years in the beginning of his career, he was not an athletic marvel. He was completely fearless on the court and never held back.

It’s like what Dwyane Wade said, Kobe was a master of the game.

Lebron is the most physically gifted player ever and probably ranks higher overall.

But one on one, I am taking Kobe Bryant over Lebron James.

Lebron is bigger, stronger, faster, more athletic …. But he is not as diehard of a competitor as Kobe … I’m sure we all have played with guys who were probably better overall than other players but there’s always that one guy who is a monster on the court in terms of intangibles, desire and will to win and dominate. And the latter player will always command more respect than the former.

[QUOTE=bullettooth;14644505]The next year Duncan would come back and pistol whip LeBron so hard he gave him the biggest margin of NBA finals loss EVER.[/QUOTE]

And make him switch teams again.

[QUOTE=HighFlyer23;14644684]Kobe was a more special player I’d say.

Nobody in basketball history had more moves and overall basketball skill than Kobe Bryant. He absorbed more basketball than anyone. Aside from a few years in the beginning of his career, he was not an athletic marvel. He was completely fearless on the court and never held back.

It’s like what Dwyane Wade said, Kobe was a master of the game.

Lebron is the most physically gifted player ever and probably ranks higher overall.

But one on one, I am taking Kobe Bryant over Lebron James.

Lebron is bigger, stronger, faster, more athletic …. But he is not as diehard of a competitor as Kobe … I’m sure we all have played with guys who were probably better overall than other players but there’s always that one guy who is a monster on the court in terms of intangibles, desire and will to win and dominate. And the latter player will always command more respect than the former.[/QUOTE]
Devin Booker a lesser version of Kobe broke Lebron what do you think would have done to him?

LeBron is universally considered a top 2 all time player. Kobe is not in that conversation.

[QUOTE=bullettooth;14644505]The next year Duncan would come back and pistol whip LeBron so hard he gave him the biggest margin of NBA finals loss EVER.[/QUOTE]

Bron was still excellent in those finals. There was no issue with him. The issue was Wade's knee and that he was burnt out and Bosh was Bosh. Bosh would be out of the league just two seasons later.

So it was basically LeBron vs the Spurs again just like in 2007.

Check out the PER leaders for the 2014 finals:

[B]1 LeBron James - 32.6[/B]
2 Patty Mills - 28.4
3 Kawhi Leonard - 25.2
4 Tiago Splitter - 20.1
5 Manu Ginobili - 20.0
6 Tim Duncan - 19.9
7 Danny Green - 19.1
8 Chris Bosh - 16.2
9 Tony Parker - 15.9
10 Rashard Lewis - 13.7
11 Marco Belinelli - 12.9
12 Boris Diaw - 12.3
13 Ray Allen - 12.2
[B]14 Dwyane Wade - 11.7[/B]
15 Chris Andersen - 6.7
16 Mario Chalmers - 5.0
17 Norris Cole - 3.4

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents;13810767]Both better than Duncan

[IMG]https://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2818167/duncanmiss.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]

2013 finals broke lots of fans.

[QUOTE=light;14647234]Bron was still excellent in those finals. There was no issue with him. The issue was Wade's knee and that he was burnt out and Bosh was Bosh. Bosh would be out of the league just two seasons later.

So it was basically LeBron vs the Spurs again just like in 2007.

Check out the PER leaders for the 2014 finals:

[B]1 LeBron James - 32.6[/B]
2 Patty Mills - 28.4
3 Kawhi Leonard - 25.2
4 Tiago Splitter - 20.1
5 Manu Ginobili - 20.0
6 Tim Duncan - 19.9
7 Danny Green - 19.1
8 Chris Bosh - 16.2
9 Tony Parker - 15.9
10 Rashard Lewis - 13.7
11 Marco Belinelli - 12.9
12 Boris Diaw - 12.3
13 Ray Allen - 12.2
[B]14 Dwyane Wade - 11.7[/B]
15 Chris Andersen - 6.7
16 Mario Chalmers - 5.0
17 Norris Cole - 3.4[/QUOTE]

There is a price to pay physically for going to 4 straight finals.

Bron went to 8. GOAT shit.

[QUOTE=light;14647234]Bron was still excellent in those finals. There was no issue with him. The issue was Wade's knee and that he was burnt out and Bosh was Bosh. Bosh would be out of the league just two seasons later.

So it was basically LeBron vs the Spurs again just like in 2007.

Check out the PER leaders for the 2014 finals:

[B]1 LeBron James - 32.6[/B]
2 Patty Mills - 28.4
3 Kawhi Leonard - 25.2
4 Tiago Splitter - 20.1
5 Manu Ginobili - 20.0
6 Tim Duncan - 19.9
7 Danny Green - 19.1
8 Chris Bosh - 16.2
9 Tony Parker - 15.9
10 Rashard Lewis - 13.7
11 Marco Belinelli - 12.9
12 Boris Diaw - 12.3
13 Ray Allen - 12.2
[B]14 Dwyane Wade - 11.7[/B]
15 Chris Andersen - 6.7
16 Mario Chalmers - 5.0
17 Norris Cole - 3.4[/QUOTE]

LeDAMN.

As a huge Lebron stan it pains me to say that Kobe is miles ahead of Lebron on the all time list, but I must give respect where it’s due. It what Lebron would want :applause: