Lebron is 500 points behind Kobe in total playoff points

[Nash]

Will he overtake him this year?
Lebron has been to the playoffs 5(!) times less than Kobe.

[BigTicket]

He's actually 620 points behind, so he probably won't pass Kobe this year. He will end up as the all-time leader though, passing Kobe, Kareem and Jordan in the next 2-3 years.

[Nash]

He's actually 620 points behind, so he probably won't pass Kobe this year. He will end up as the all-time leader though, passing Kobe, Kareem and Jordan in the next 2-3 years.

That is true. Although, there is a possibility he'll overtake him this playoffs depending on how far they go. He has been scoring around 600 points the last 4 years.

[kennethgriffin]

i think its actually more of an insult if lebron passes kobe or even jordan in totals for scoring/games etc... but not even come close to the # of titles


it just shows how many opportunities lebrons had by getting free passes to the nba finals seemingly every single year but failing when it counted most

[BigTicket]

Btw, Lebron will pass Kobe in playoff steals this year, which will make him the only player who is top 5 in points/assists/steals.

By the time Lebron retires he is likely to be:

#1 all-time in playoff points
#1 all-time in playoff steals
#3 all-time in playoff assists
Top 10 all-time in playoff rebounds
Top 25 all-time in playoff blocks

[kennethgriffin]

Btw, Lebron will pass Kobe in playoff steals this year, which will make him the only player who is top 5 in points/assists/steals.

By the time Lebron retires he is likely to be:

#1 all-time in playoff points
#1 all-time in playoff steals
#3 all-time in playoff assists
Top 10 all-time in playoff rebounds
Top 25 all-time in playoff blocks

i dont see this as an accomplishment since the idea of playoffs is to win.

[coin24]

Btw, Lebron will pass Kobe in playoff steals this year, which will make him the only player who is top 5 in points/assists/steals.

By the time Lebron retires he is likely to be:

#1 all-time in playoff points
#1 all-time in playoff steals
#3 all-time in playoff assists
Top 10 all-time in playoff rebounds
Top 25 all-time in playoff blocks

Already #1 all time in letting his opponent get FMVP and shit on by bench players

Soon to be #1 in finals losses strive for greatness

[BigTicket]

i dont see this as an accomplishment since the idea of playoffs is to win.

You get to play in more playoff games by winning more ...

[sportjames23]

Already #1 all time in letting his opponent get FMVP and shit on by bench players

Soon to be #1 in finals losses strive for greatness

[ShaqTwizzle]

Already #1 all time in letting his opponent get FMVP and shit on by bench players

Soon to be #1 in finals losses strive for greatness

Lebron WILL NOT surpass Wilt.
2/7 cannot happen or his legacy is ruined.

Cav's are winning it this year if they make the Finals.

[kennethgriffin]

You get to play in more playoff games by winning more ...

is it really winning... or just showing up



east 2001-2015 = worst conference in sports history

[ShawkFactory]

That would make him a better scorer than Kobe

[sdot_thadon]

Btw, Lebron will pass Kobe in playoff steals this year, which will make him the only player who is top 5 in points/assists/steals.

By the time Lebron retires he is likely to be:

#1 all-time in playoff points
#1 all-time in playoff steals
#3 all-time in playoff assists
Top 10 all-time in playoff rebounds
Top 25 all-time in playoff blocks

That'd be insane. Specifically the scoring, because most casual fans don't consider him a scorer.

In regards to kobe that's always been perplexing, so ish:

Who's the killer, the one who shoots the most bullets or the one that leaves the most bodies?

[Long Duck Dong]

Wow, I didn't realize that Derek Fisher has the most playoff experience of any NBA player in history. Robert Horry is #2 but I expected that.

[Hey Yo]

is it really winning... or just showing up



east 2001-2015 = worst conference in sports history

If that's the case, then Kobe's 2 rings don't mean shit and LeBron's 2 are 10x more impressive?