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LeBron's 29 of last 30 in ECF game 5. Playoff game>>that
T-Mac's 13 pts in 35 seconds
Kobe's 81 pt game
Kobe's 81 pt game or T-Mac's 13 pts in 35 seconds? A topic sure to get Lakers and Rockets fans all riled up.
LeBron's 29 of last 30 in ECF game 5. Playoff game>>that
Kobe's 81 has only been done one other time in the NBA, even though it was against a crappy team.
Something similar to T-Mac's feat has been done at least a couple of times (Reggie Miller and Isaiah Thomas come to mind).
But yeah, LeBron's beat both.
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but, in respect to ur poll its Kobe
Yeah, Reggie's was 8 points in 8.9 seconds in a playoff game AT Madison Square Garden.
Rodney Rogers hit three 3-pointers in 9 seconds.
I don't think it's close between T-Mac and Kobe. Kobe's 81 point performance is far more impressive.
I'd go with T-Mac. He did it in the final seconds of a seemingly over game against the Spurs (who are among the greatest defensive teams of all time and also won the le that year), while Kobe's 81 came against a ty raptors team. Granted, both are incredibly impressive, but T-Mac's was more unique and a more clutch performance than anything Kobe has ever done, and more clutch than almost anything that has happened in the NBA period.
arguably the greatest single game performance of all time.
Definitely up there.
I'd still have to go with Magic Johnson's game 6 in the 1980 NBA Finals when he jumped center and finished with 42 points, 15 rebounds, and 7 assists and clinched the NBA le.
definitley among the greatest performances as well. one thing that irks me about that is the the "center" stuff. it was bull-crap and massively overblown and overused.
TMac had Parker to foul him on a 3 and then for Parker to throw the ball away on an inbounds pass for his.
im pretty sure it was duncan. i remember from the highlights.
actually duncan fouled him and no one threw away an inbounds pass. devin browns sucky ass tried to do too much, and the rockets stole the ball from him.
Actually I like Kobe's 62 in 3 q's outscoring the Mavs all by his lonesome. However anything like 81 trumps all with exception to Wilt's 100, even though I believe Kobe's is far more effecient and difficult given today's game and that he was a SG.
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This one's pretty clearly Kobe. No one had approached 80 in 40 years, and the game is slower and has fewer possessions than it did in the 60s. LA was down like 15 in that game, and his explosion is why they won it. TMac's closing performance is incredible no doubt, but I'd rate Isiah's equivalent finish to force OT in an elimination game of the playoffs over it (I think it was 84, and it was against the Knicks).
His performance was great to say the least, but it definitely doesn't trump everything. Lebron's 29 out of 30 was much more impressive, and so was Duncan's near quadruple double in a clinching finals game IMO given the importance of the games. Kobe's was done in a meaningless game against a bad bad team.
Does that mean David Robinson's 71 was meaningless too?
81 is still 81.....regardless of 29 of 30, or 30 in a q (kobe did that)...complete game of 81 trumps all. This will be talked about for all time. Is Lebron's more difficult, probably and given it was in the playoffs it resonated. However, 81 points...just think about that for a minute.
The haterade runs deep with this fellow. Now he's just making things up.
Bowen fouled on the 3, I believe.
Yes.
Although when he won the scoring le, he began the popular trend of using "tell me how my ass taste" in his acceptance speech.
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