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    JamStone replied to a thread All NBA 1st team in NBA Forum
    Kobe can't win for losing. He chucks up a lot of shots and his team loses, then he's a selfish player who doesn't make his teammates better. He shares the ball and racks a bunch of assists and they lose, he's old and washed up and can't take over a game anymore. No matter what happens, as long as...
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    Not sure what your point is. All NBA honors are individual awards, otherwise the first team all NBA should be comprised of all Miami and OKC players.
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    But Spurs fans go kicking and screaming about how both Ginobili and Parker are future Hall of Famers. SMH @ using the all NBA teams to discredit David Robinson, Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobili only to prop up Duncan more than he already is as the accepted best PF in the history of the game, and...
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    JamStone replied to a thread All NBA 1st team in NBA Forum
    Kobe: 38.6 MPG, 27.3 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 6.0 APG, .463 FG%, .324 3P%, .839 FT% Harden: 38.3 MPG, 25.9 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 5.8 APG, .438 FG%, .368 3P%, .851 FT% Westbrook: 34.9 MPG, 23.2 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 7.4 APG, .438 FG%, .323 3P%, .800 FT% Curry: 38.2 MPG, 22.9 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 6.9 APG, .451 FG%, .453 3P%, .900...
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    JamStone replied to a thread All NBA 1st team in NBA Forum
    No one in this thread argued with Duncan being on the 1st team. Why are your panties all crumpled when no one even talked about Duncan?
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    Kobe was a number one option on his team as well and his overall numbers were (arguably) better than all three. Harden's team didn't finish with a better record. The Rockets finished with the same record as the Lakers, and if you remember Lakers were the 7th seed and the Rockets were the 8th seed....
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    To me, Parker is the only one you mentioned that has an argument. But it's not laughable that Kobe got 1st team, not even remotely. He deserved it. If you think Harden, Curry, or Westbrook deserved it more than Kobe, I don't know what to tell you. I simply disagree with that opinion.
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    I know people want to hate Kobe just to hate Kobe, but he actually does deserve 1st team. Despite his team struggling most of the season, he still had a really great individual season. Getting all NBA defensive honors would be a joke. But getting 1st team all NBA makes sense.
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