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  1. #26
    EAT IT!!! Kawhitstorm's Avatar
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    Why do Lakers fans refuse to admit that prime Tim destroyed their team?

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    SeaGOAT midnightpulp's Avatar
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    kobe and shaq played great in the ass whipping of SA those year. but what about '08??
    Kobe played great.

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    of course you don't give a when Kirbs failed to even reach the playoffs... that's really convenient
    The subject of this thread is not why or how many times Kobe missed the playoffs, it it? If that's a topic you feel needs to be addressed go ahead and start a thread about it.

    OP asked a question, i gave my opinion and won't entertain your obvious deflection.

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    kobe and shaq played great in the ass whipping of SA those year. but what about '08??
    1999: Kobe had the better supporting cast, Spurs won
    2001: Kobe had a better supporting cast by a win margin, Lakers won
    2002: Kobe had a better supporting cast, Lakers won
    2003: Kobe had a better supporting cast, Spurs won
    2004: Kobe had 3 HOFers while Tim had Hedo/Rasho, Lakers won
    2005: Kobe missed the postseason, Tim won Finals MVP
    2008: Manu was injured thus the Kobe had a better supporting cast by default, Lakers won
    2013: Kobe had a supporting cast that was suppose to break the Bulls 72 win record but they barely made the playoffs

    Whenever Kobe had a supporting cast that mirrored what Tim was surrounded by in the early 20000s, he either missed the postseason or got bounced in the 1st rd, nuff said! Blaming Tim for losing in the WCF is like blaming pre-Heatles Bron for not winning a le w/ the Cavs, they both overachieved meanwhile Kirby underachieved.

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    The subject of this thread is not why or how many times Kobe missed the playoffs, it it? If that's a topic you feel needs to be addressed go ahead and start a thread about it.

    OP asked a question, i gave my opinion and won't entertain your obvious deflection.
    You brought up playoffs head to head. The fact there were only 6 has everything to do with Kirbs missing more of them, not Tim.

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    Obviously i've seen people hate on Kobe before but nothing quite like i've seen coming from spurfan on this forum. Which led me to put 2 and 2 together
    Blame post-Pau Laker fan. No one hated Kobe on here or even talked about him that much until the post-08 invasion. And during the 3 peat, most Spurs fans hated Shaq.

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    俺はまんこが大好きなんだよ baseline bum's Avatar
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    Why do Lakers fans refuse to admit that past his prime Kobe destroyed their team?

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    Don't stop believin' Dex's Avatar
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    Why do you think Kobe bashing has become like a favorite pastime for Spurfan?

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    You brought up playoffs head to head. The fact there were only 6 has everything to do with Kirbs missing more of them, not Tim.
    How does Kobe missing the playoffs have anything to do with the playoff numbers we know he put up against the spurs? Again deflecting.

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    How does Kobe missing the playoffs have anything to do with the playoff numbers we know he put up against the spurs? Again deflecting.
    That's what I'm saying, that's an incomplete picture, and the reason is, this couldn't find another big man to coattail to get a full picture.

    Nobody is taking away what he did when he was there, but it's far, far from being conclusive. As a matter of fact, you can just pin that on Phil Jackson and it works just as well.

    That's why mid was talking about team accomplishments.

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    How does Kobe missing the playoffs have anything to do with the playoff numbers we know he put up against the spurs? Again deflecting.

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    I don't hate Kobe. I respect his compe ive fire and incredible skill. He's the main reason why the Spurs are 2-3 rings short. The Spurs had absolutely no answer for him and never had the perimeter firepower to offset him. He's arguably a top 10 player in NBA history and has been a great ambassador for the game.

    However, I dislike his chucking ways, attention- behavior, and poor leadership skills. His fans are also extremely annoying. Kobe is the 2nd best player of his generation. Since Jordan retired, only Timmy, Shaq, and LeBron have had better careers, but that's not enough for his fanboys. They feel the need to disparage Timmy, LeBron, and even Shaq (who was a Laker...) just to prop him up.

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    That's what I'm saying, that's an incomplete picture, and the reason is, this couldn't find another big man to coattail to get a full picture.

    Nobody is taking away what he did when he was there, but it's far, far from being conclusive. As a matter of fact, you can just pin that on Phil Jackson and it works just as well.

    That's why mid was talking about team accomplishments.
    You can't really quantify a coach's job the same way you do with a player though. Players came and left the Lakers, Kobe was one of the most impactful constants everytime Lakers and Spurs met in the playoffs besides 2012. Which could explain the way some spurfans feel about him.

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    Savvy Veteran spurraider21's Avatar
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    kobe haters are just phobic

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    🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 ElNono's Avatar
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    You can't really quantify a coach's job the same way you do with a player though. Players came and left the Lakers, Kobe was one of the most impactful constants everytime Lakers and Spurs met in the playoffs besides 2012. Which could explain the way some spurfans feel about him.
    Sure you can. As matter of fact, every time Phil left, the lakeshow looked like absolute dog . He was the constant. Kirbs was always there, sulking when Phil and a prime big weren't there to hold his hand.

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    Sure you can. As matter of fact, every time Phil left, the lakeshow looked like absolute dog . He was the constant. Kirbs was always there, sulking when Phil and a prime big weren't there to hold his hand.
    Sure, the coach draws the plays but it's the player who's gonna hit the clutch dagger, break the heart of opposing fans and be the target of hate.

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    kobe and shaq played great in the ass whipping of SA those year. but what about '08??
    Sasha Vujecic essentially played an injured Manu to a standstill in that 2008 series. That should tell you all you need to know about why the Spurs lost.

    Even though Timmy badly outplayed Pau, the Spurs couldn't get over the hump of Kobe going nuclear against a declining Bowen and Ime Ud ka. Tony was okay in that series, but he didn't do nearly enough to offset Kobe's production.

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    🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 ElNono's Avatar
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    Sure, the coach draws the plays but it's the player who's gonna hit the clutch dagger, break the heart of opposing fans and be the target of hate.
    You're talking Shaq and Pau... neither of which is really hated by Spursfan, tbh...

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    TheDrewShow is salty lefty's Avatar
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    kobe haters are just phobic

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    I don't hate Kobe. I respect his compe ive fire and incredible skill. He's the main reason why the Spurs are 2-3 rings short. The Spurs had absolutely no answer for him and never had the perimeter firepower to offset him. He's arguably a top 10 player in NBA history and has been a great ambassador for the game.

    However, I dislike his chucking ways, attention- behavior, and poor leadership skills. His fans are also extremely annoying. Kobe is the 2nd best player of his generation. Since Jordan retired, only Timmy, Shaq, and LeBron have had better careers, but that's not enough for his fanboys. They feel the need to disparage Timmy, LeBron, and even Shaq (who was a Laker...) just to prop him up.
    Fair points and I hate that ...and I admit I overrated him some because I was defending him here who underrate him. I think the career argument between shaq and Kobe is pretty close. But Tim has surpassed both and probably Lebron as well.

    I think a Duncan>Shaq>Kobe is just as fair as Duncan>Kobe>shaq to me that argument is closer than Kobe/Duncan. Duncan so far has finished his career better than both and though Shaq and Kobe had the better primes (imho) Duncan has maintained team and personal success much better and is really only rivaled by Kareem and Malone in that regard.
    LeBron is special but needs at least one more to really solidify his greatness probably will never catch Jordan but I think three rings with two different franchises to go along with his all around brilliance probably leaps him definitively over Bird, Kobe, shaq and probably just below Magic/Duncan. Some would already place him there and I get that argument but for me he needs another ring.

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    Lakerfan so desperate to deflect on how ty Kirby is this season and the fact he stole $48.5 million for 1 season of shooting 30% from the field and jacking up air balls with the game on the line.

    Though, I will admit I hated seeing Shaq in the playoffs in the first couple years of the 00s.



    But yeah, keep deflecting.

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    Duncan has maintained team and personal success much better and is really only rivaled by Kareem and Malone in that regard.

    Hey you must be hanging out with Steve Francis again hittin that pipe

    Troll on.....

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    Notice Spurstalk rarely makes threads about Lebron and those threads take a long time to have replies.


    Its because their hate/obsession with Kobe brainwashes them not to criticize Lebron.

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    1999: Kobe had the better supporting cast, Spurs won
    2001: Kobe had a better supporting cast by a win margin, Lakers won
    2002: Kobe had a better supporting cast, Lakers won
    2003: Kobe had a better supporting cast, Spurs won
    2004: Kobe had 3 HOFers while Tim had Hedo/Rasho, Lakers won
    2005: Kobe missed the postseason, Tim won Finals MVP
    2008: Manu was injured thus the Kobe had a better supporting cast by default, Lakers won
    2013: Kobe had a supporting cast that was suppose to break the Bulls 72 win record but they barely made the playoffs

    Whenever Kobe had a supporting cast that mirrored what Tim was surrounded by in the early 20000s, he either missed the postseason or got bounced in the 1st rd, nuff said! Blaming Tim for losing in the WCF is like blaming pre-Heatles Bron for not winning a le w/ the Cavs, they both overachieved meanwhile Kirby underachieved.
    that's the most deflections ive seen in one post in ST histoy.

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