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Both Kobe and LeBron had very inconsistant series throughout! Yet, both of their final lines are getting vasly overrated by their respective fan's (when comparing it to Jordan level) to the point where it makes you wan't to scratch your head. Jordan on the big stage never disappeared in stretch's of games like these two have.
Do I care? :confusedshrug:
Did Kobe have a great individual series against the Magic? Nope. Why is he even being brought up? My post was towards posters who claim it was all-time type of series when Lebron's performance on the road lost it for the Cavs.
In game 4 for example, West stepped up and knocked down some big shots, all Lebron had to do was not turn the ball over but he blew it. In game 3 despite getting about 8 more FTs than he actually deserved (by my count, Dwights phantom foul on the three pointer being the most obvious), he shot poorly from the field. In game 6, he was non existent from the second quarter on (only 2-13 in last three quarters before the dunk in the closing seconds!). On top of this, he used 50+ possessions in some of these games and it appeared he froze some of the teammates out of the game.
How can a player who had an "all-time series" not even show up for half of the games in a series?!
[QUOTE=bruceblitz]Became the youngest player (23 years, 308 days) and [B]fastest (395 games)[/B] to reach the following totals: [B]10,000 points, 2,500 rebounds[/B], 2,500 assists, 700 steals and [B]300 blocks[/B].[/QUOTE]
I highly doubt that.
[QUOTE=Skip Bayless]Both Kobe and LeBron had very inconsistant series throughout! Yet, both of their final lines are getting vasly overrated by their respective fan's (when comparing it to Jordan level) to the point where it makes you wan't to scratch your head. Jordan on the big stage never disappeared in stretch's of games like these two have.[/QUOTE]
Finally something you typed that I agree with.
[QUOTE=Fatal9]Do I care? :confusedshrug:
Did Kobe have a great individual series against the Magic? Nope. Why is he even being brought up? My post was towards posters who claim it was all-time type of series when Lebron's performance on the road lost it for the Cavs.
In game 4 for example, West stepped up and knocked down some big shots, all Lebron had to do was not turn the ball over but he blew it. In game 3 despite getting about 8 more FTs than he actually deserved (by my count, Dwights phantom foul on the three pointer being the most obvious), he shot poorly from the field. In game 6, he was non existent from the second quarter on (only 2-13 in last three quarters before the dunk in the closing seconds!). On top of this, he used 50+ possessions in some of these games and it appeared he froze some of the teammates out of the game.
How can a player who had an "all-time series" not even show up for half of the games in a series?![/QUOTE]
Exactly. Why does he bring up Kobe's numbers? His agenda not working properly?
Is that really Skip Bayless? Lol
[QUOTE=WADE MONEY]I highly doubt that.[/QUOTE]
Comprehension is a learned ability, he's the fastest and youngest to that combination of totals.
[QUOTE=catch24]Is that really Skip Bayless? Lol[/QUOTE]
That's Skip B1tchless aka Fatal9's Sugar daddy.
[QUOTE=Fatal9]I can't stand LeBron James.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=bruceblitz][B][U]Fatal9, the Kobe apostle leaves this out:[/U][/B]
Game 1 NBA Finals:
Kobe 4th quarter? 1-5fg (doesn't really matter/blowout)
Game 2 NBA Finals:
Kobe 4th quarter? 3 turnovers, 2-5fg
Game 3 NBA Finals:
Kobe misses 13 of his last 17 shots
Game 4 NBA Finals:
Kobe misses 20 shots and only makes 11 in game 4, but his team still wins? Talk about a supporting cast, I mean seriously.
Uh, that's brutal.
Kobe:
Kobe game 1 vs Magic [B]16-34[/B]
Kobe game 2 vs Magic [B]10-22[/B]
Kobe game 3 vs Magic [B]11-25[/B]
Kobe game 4 vs Magic [B]11-31[/B]
Kobe game 5 vs Magic [B]10-23[/B]
He also leaves this out:
Kobe vs LeBron? No comparison...Just look at how the two performed against the exact same team and exact same defenders:
LeBron vs Orlando 2009 playoffs...38.5ppg 48.7%fg 8.3reb 8ast 1.16blk 1.16stl
Kobe vs Orlando 2009 playoffs..... 32.4ppg 42.9%fg 5.6reb 7.4ast 1.4blk 1.4stl
Again, those are the facts, you can try to spin it all you want.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=bruceblitz]Finally something you typed that I agree with.[/QUOTE]
Well, ofcource a witness like yourself wouldn't agree with my Factual statment's concerning LeBron James. As expected.
(You come off as very protective of LeBron, meaning you respond in a hurtful way when someone make's a not so witness like comment about Prince James, so I assume you are a big fan, also factoring in our last encounter).
[QUOTE=WADE MONEY]I highly doubt that.[/QUOTE]
Shaq did it in less games. David Robinson got his 10000th point in 396 games so I guess he isn't included (lol). Wilt would have too if they counted blocks. Kareem too. Probably a lot more but don't feel like checking.
[QUOTE=Skip Bayless]Well, ofcource a witness like yourself wouldn't agree with my Factual statment's concerning LeBron James. As expected.
(You come off as very protective of LeBron, meaning you respond in a hurtful way when someone make's a not so witness like comment about Prince James, so I assume you are a big fan, also factoring in our last encounter).[/QUOTE]
I appreciate rare talents, if you deny LeBron's abilities on the basketball court, you are blind.
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[QUOTE=Fatal9]Shaq did it in less games. David Robinson got his 10000th point in 396 games so I guess he isn't included (lol). Wilt would have too if they counted blocks. Kareem too. Probably a lot more but don't feel like checking.[/QUOTE]
[B][U]Became the youngest player (23 years, 308 days) and fastest (395 games) to reach the following totals: 10,000 points + 2,500 rebounds + 2,500 assists + 700 steals + 300 blocks.[/U]
Fatal9 is full of sh!t again.
[COLOR="Navy"]David Robinson has 2441 assists in his entire career, so David Robinson NEVER reached that mark.
Shaq didn't crack the 2500 assist mark until the 2004-2005 season, Shaq just cracked the 700 steals mark last year.
Once again, Fatal9 proves his ability to post nothing but false material[/COLOR].[/B]
LeBron's road averages against Orlando were 37/9/7/42% + an excellent TS% due to his rim attacking. Not to mention a very good PPS of 1.41. That's a much better stretch than Kobe's entire Finals. With Kobe's cast he would've swept Orlando with those numbers. :oldlol: @ 39/8/8/49% not being an ALL-TIME series.
[QUOTE=Indian guy]LeBron's road averages against Orlando were 37/9/7/42% + an excellent TS% due to his rim attacking. That's a much better stretch than Kobe's entire Finals. With Kobe's cast he would've swept Orlando with those numbers. :oldlol: @ 39/8/8/49% not being an ALL-TIME series.[/QUOTE]
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