Lebron James vs Kobe Bryant, in the season, in MVP talk, more

[QUOTE=KINGD]2 yra ago KObe put up damn near 36/6/5/2 and did not win. hell he finished 4th. But lebron might win it this year...right.[/QUOTE]

Actually, he finished 5th. Even though he had second most 1st place votes.

But I guess when it comes to Kobe, the criteria changes evey year.

BTW, replying to the new title:

[B]Re: Argue till your lungs explode but Bron don't have a chance in hell to win the MVP[/B]

Well, maybe the writers might apologize from Kobe for the past 2 years, and than give it to LBJ. :confusedshrug:





Hey, actually I liked this Idea. :pimp:

Will his ego get the best of him and his team's good play?

LeBron's putting some serious heat on his legacy as the best pure scorer of this generation.

Kobe, can you contan yourself?

lebron is just getting to the point where hes putting heat on jim jacksons legacy. :oldlol:

Kobe's a good enough player he won't have to sacrifice anything to score 50. Delete this thread.

[quote=Created Player]Will his ego get the best of him and his team good play?

LeBron's putting some serious heat on his legacy as the best pure scorer of this generation.

Kobe, can you contan yourself?[/quote]

Remember what I said about you last night? You continue to prove it true... :oldlol:



:pimp:

[QUOTE=YAWN]lebron is just getting to the point where hes putting heat on jim jacksons legacy. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

Just because one person says something stupid, you know you don't have to respond with an even more stupid comment right?

[QUOTE=Created Player]Will his ego get the best of him and his team's good play?

LeBron's putting some serious heat on his legacy as the best pure scorer of this generation.

Kobe, can you contan yourself?[/QUOTE]

Kobe wants a championship, something that Bron Bron will never get with his Cavaliers. He doesn't need to prove himself anymore, he just wants to help his team get back to the top.

[QUOTE=2LeTTeRS KD]Just because one person says something stupid, you know you don't have to respond with an even more stupid comment right?[/QUOTE]


ok fine. jamal mashburns legacy. hell maybe even anfernee hardaway.

He wont do that, if he was, Kobe would have been averaging like 36 if he was worried about personal goals.

[QUOTE=YAWN]ok fine. jamal mashburns legacy. hell maybe even anfernee hardaway.[/QUOTE]

5 years in the NBA, made what 4 all star games, 2 years averaging over 30 points and willing his team to the finals has him way higher than that. Keep on underrating if you want though.

[QUOTE=Doranku]Kobe wants a championship, something that Bron Bron will never get with his Cavaliers. He doesn't need to prove himself anymore, he just wants to help his team get back to the top.[/QUOTE]

If you say so, sounds like the same talk we heard about Kobe last summer. Bron has led his team to the finals already, and I think he's a better player now then he was this time last year. Combine that with a better supporting cast around him, and even more importantly the experience of making it to that stage and not just failing by falling way short, and I wouldn't put my money against him. Not calling him the favorite to win a title but it wouldnt surprise me if the Cavs won it all this June, and thats not even speaking about future years.

[QUOTE=2LeTTeRS KD]5 years in the NBA, made what 4 all star games, 2 years averaging over 30 points and willing his team to the finals has him way higher than that. Keep on underrating if you want though.



If you say so, sounds like the same talk we heard about Kobe last summer. Bron has led his team to the finals already, and I think he's a better player now then he was this time last year. Combine that with a better supporting cast around him, and even more importantly the experience of making it to that stage and not just failing by falling way short, and I wouldn't put my money against him. Not calling him the favorite to win a title but it wouldnt surprise me if the Cavs won it all this June, and thats not even speaking about future years.[/QUOTE]

Sorry, but I just don't see the Cavs beating Detroit or Boston. Boston is too good defensively to let LeBron go off game after game on them, and you can bet Detroit won't make the same mistake as they did last year in Game 6. I'd put my money on a second round exit by the Cavaliers.

[quote=2LeTTeRS KD]Kobe's a good enough player he won't have to sacrifice anything to score 50.[B] Delete this thread.[/B][/quote]

:applause::applause::applause: [B]PLEASE!!!!![/B]

The same Kobe whose taking 20 FGA and, for the most part, playing excallant team ball? Yeah, I'd sy so.

Kobe's eye is on one thing and that's a ring.. if he got the trophy i'm sure he'd be thrilled but he'd rather have a ring... it's always been about the ring... that's why his numbers are down this year... unlike bron he has learned to use his teammates to achive his goals...