Lebron's finals or kobe's last game?

[sundizz]

What was better?

[SouBeachTalents]

The series that won a championship against a 73 win team

[G0ATbe]

Kobe's is more memoriable. Cavs were up against an injury riddled team, they were supposed to win. A 37 year old dropping 60 is unheard of.

[COnDEMnED]

Hard to compare winning a championship for the first time ever (Cavs). Lebron's finals for basketball fans. Kobe's last game for Lakers fans. Both were incredibly important to different groups of people for different reasons.

[sundizz]

Kobe's is more memoriable. Cavs were up against an injury riddled team, they were supposed to win. A 37 year old dropping 60 is unheard of.

I agree. Bron did some work but let's not forget he was out there throwing up a big miss in that Mavs series with a stacked team himself. Kobes performance was just inspiring. Bran kinda just bulldozed himself to great stats with Kyrie being the one that actually made the big shots etc

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

[Relinquish]

I agree. Bron did some work but let's not forget he was out there throwing up a big miss in that Mavs series with a stacked team himself. Kobes performance was just inspiring. Bran kinda just bulldozed himself to great stats with Kyrie being the one that actually made the big shots etc

Talking to yourself now?

[tmacattack33]

50 shots The whole game was about him, as was the season for him with his little announcement back in December or whatever. Good riddance.

Meanwhile, Duncan and Garnett had no farewell tour. I can see why a respectable person like Duncan laughed at Kobe when the media asked him what it would be like to face Kobe for the last time in the last Spurs vs Lakers game this season.

[ArbitraryWater]

Talking to yourself now?

Kobetards going crazy over here

[KiiiiNG]

50 shots against a terrible team that felt pity for him.

Probably the most cringeworthy exit I've seen from someone. Even Zidanes headbutt was more respectable

LeBron's finals was the greatest series in basketball history. Kobe's last game was just another eye-rolling example of why he's the biggest cancer and most overrated player ever, a 30% shooter on the season taking 50 shots.

[HeyMarkus]

Kobe's is more memoriable. Cavs were up against an injury riddled team, they were supposed to win. A 37 year old dropping 60 is unheard of.

Know what else is unheard of? Someone shooting 50 field goals at any age

The answer is obviously and unequivocally the finals

[34-24 Footwork]

50 shots The whole game was about him, as was the season for him with his little announcement back in December or whatever. Good riddance.

Meanwhile, Duncan and Garnett had no farewell tour. I can see why a respectable person like Duncan laughed at Kobe when the media asked him what it would be like to face Kobe for the last time in the last Spurs vs Lakers game this season.

This dude mad as hell. Calm down, little man

[scuzzy]

50 shots against a terrible team that felt pity for him.

Probably the most cringeworthy exit I've seen from someone. Even Zidanes headbutt was more respectable

LeBron's finals was the greatest series in basketball history. Kobe's last game was just another eye-rolling example of why he's the biggest cancer and most overrated player ever, a 30% shooter on the season taking 50 shots.

Agreed

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[HurricaneKid]

Only Kobestans could possibly suggest that a meaningless game between two teams that missed the playoffs was in any way comparable to the best Finals performance in the history of the game.

Congrats Kobestans, you have officially jumped the shark.

[moongaze]

Kobe's last game was an embarrassment. 50 shots, like 6/19 from three or something like that. Beating a sorry team. You can't even say Kobe's was more memorable. The finals was the higher rated game, made history and brought a title to Cleveland for the first time in decades