Heat: "LeRoid" James?

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^I have to admit. I'd go with Daddy, then Duncan, then Kobe.

[midnightpulp]

Let's pile some more on you while we're at it, Kool.

According to Chasing 23, LeBron shoots better (41%), than Kobe (26%), in the final 24 seconds of a playoff game (fourth quarter and overtime). The argument that Kobe has taken more shots when it counts doesn’t work, either. LeBron shoots a potential game-winning/tying shot once every 8.25 playoff games and Kobe shoots one every 8.68 games.

http://www.basesandbaskets.com/2012/...f-two-nba.html

Now how bad did that one sting? Bet it penetrated right through your monkey fur and straight into your beating heart.

[midnightpulp]

^I have to admit. I'd go with Daddy, then Duncan, then Kobe.

Thank you for your honesty, Culburn.

[Koolaid_Man]

Let's pile some more on you while we're at it, Kool.

According to Chasing 23, LeBron shoots better (41%), than Kobe (26%), in the final 24 seconds of a playoff game (fourth quarter and overtime). The argument that Kobe has taken more shots when it counts doesn’t work, either. LeBron shoots a potential game-winning/tying shot once every 8.25 playoff games and Kobe shoots one every 8.68 games.

http://www.basesandbaskets.com/2012/...f-two-nba.html

Now how bad did that one sting? Bet it penetrated right through your monkey fur and straight into your beating heart.

they sell balm for stings...but not for shotgun blasts like this one...

Michael Jefferey Jordan: " I'd take a prime Kobe over a prime Lebron"

[midnightpulp]

they sell balm for stings...but not for shotgun blasts like this one...

Michael Jefferey Jordan: " I'd take a prime Kobe over a prime Lebron"

Michael Jeffrey Jordan also said: "I'll take Kwame Brown number one."

[Koolaid_Man]

^I have to admit. I'd go with Daddy, then Duncan, then Kobe.

that's fine...if you want a couple of less championships and literally close to a billion in loss revenue..according to Dr. Buss Kobe alone earns the Lakers 75 million / yr....that's worth more than the Spurs owner who's valued at 80 mil....due the math Cully numbers don't lie...

Kobe 5
TOSB 4

Kobe 2
Shaq 1

[Katherine Robinson]

Dale, honey, I've had the surgery to make it looks like I have a roast beef sandwich between my legs. I know how much you admire Jodi Arias and her enlarged mud flaps. May I have permission to sleep now? It looks like I have black eyes and I didn't even "fall on any door knobs" lately.

[Koolaid_Man]

Michael Jeffrey Jordan also said: "I'll take Kwame Brown number one."

He also has 6 rings including a gold medal with no bronze

[midnightpulp]

they sell balm for stings...but not for shotgun blasts like this one...

Michael Jefferey Jordan: " I'd take a prime Kobe over a prime Lebron"

Time to sting you again. This time we'll aim for that red baboon ass of yours.

Lebron has the 4th greatest single playoff game performance of all-time. Kobe only features once on the list at 19 (behind Duncan, as well, which is to be expected).

http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012...formances-ever

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Thank you for your honesty, Culburn.

There is just something about Kobe that sticks in the craw. I wish him nothing but the best to defeat his demons & detractors, but, his petulant nature at the worse possible times is maddening and so costly. The 4 years he lost because of his reckless actions is difficult to forgive and totally unforgettable. That will be 20% of his career and prime of the prime of that career. It turns the stomach upon gross examination.

[midnightpulp]

There is just something about Kobe that sticks in the craw. I wish him nothing but the best to defeat his demons & detractors, but, his petulant nature at the worse possible times is maddening and so costly. The 4 years he lost because of his reckless actions is difficult to forgive and totally unforgettable. That will be 20% of his career and prime of the prime of that career. It turns the stomach upon gross examination.

Very well said.

[Koolaid_Man]

Time to sting you again. This time we'll aim for that red baboon ass of yours.

Lebron has the 4th greatest single playoff game performance of all-time. Kobe only features once on the list at 19 (behind Duncan, as well, which is to be expected).

http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012...formances-ever

and ur point is....Lebron also as the MVP scored 8 points in a crucial game 4 of the 2011 NBA finals....

[jag]

Bron could very well be roided up, but you look re ed trying to prove your point by comparing pics of him when he was 13 to when he was 25 to show how much he's "unnaturally" developed.

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Very well said.

He could be so much better than he is and (he knows this), but, he cannot get there. And he never will. He's enabled on different fronts: family, Media, Lakers, Inc., NYC., so for him, it's easy to settle.

[midnightpulp]

and ur point is....Lebron also as the MVP scored 8 points in a crucial game 4 of the 2011 NBA finals....

And your point with that is?

Kobe also blew a 24 point lead at home in the Finals in his MVP year, shooting 6-19. And just like Kobe, Lebron redeemed himself the following year with a great Finals performance. So that point is moot.

End of the day:

Lebron places on that list 3 times.

Kobe places on that list once.

Stings. Don't it?

[Koolaid_Man]

There is just something about Kobe that sticks in the craw. I wish him nothing but the best to defeat his demons & detractors, but, his petulant nature at the worse possible times is maddening and so costly. The 4 years he lost because of his reckless actions is difficult to forgive and totally unforgettable. That will be 20% of his career and prime of the prime of that career. It turns the stomach upon gross examination.

it's ok to have those feelings it's natural...you'll eventually get over it...it's part of the human experience....Dr. Buss felt the same way at times about Kobe...but it was his talent and his alone to manage...it's called growing up...but all in all..numbers don't lie...

Kobe 5
TOSB 4

[Koolaid_Man]

And your point with that is?

Kobe also blew a 24 point lead at home in the Finals in his MVP year, shooting 6-19. And just like Kobe, Lebron redeemed himself the following year with a great Finals performance. So that point is moot.

End of the day:

Lebron places on that list 3 times.

Kobe places on that list once.

Stings. Don't it?

Kobe 5
Lebron 1

I told you there's balm for stings...as long as Kobe leads in ring count..there is absolutely NOTHING that hurts me

[midnightpulp]

Time to entomb you in another pile of , Kool.

Regular season MVP and Finals MVP won in the same year.

Magic: Yep

Bird: Yep

Jordan: Yep

Hakeem: Yep

Shaq: Yep

Duncan: Yep

Lebron: Yep

Kobe: Nope

Mutha in' stings. Don't it?

[Koolaid_Man]

Let me know when you've had enough mid...you cannot win an argument with Kool..it'll never happen....

[midnightpulp]

Kobe 5
Lebron 1

I told you there's balm for stings...as long as Kobe leads in ring count..there is absolutely NOTHING that hurts me

Did you know Tim Duncan isn't my favorite player? It's actually John Havlicek. And guess what?

Hondo: 8

Kobe: 5

What now?

[Koolaid_Man]

Time to entomb you in another pile of , Kool.

Regular season MVP and Finals MVP won in the same year.

Magic: Yep

Bird: Yep

Jordan: Yep

Hakeem: Yep

Shaq: Yep

Duncan: Yep

Lebron: Yep

Kobe: Nope

Mutha in' stings. Don't it?

here is what stings... let me know when u had enough dawg

Kobe 5

Bird: 3

Hakeem: 2

Shaq: 4

Duncan: 4

Lebron: 1

[midnightpulp]

Let me know when you've had enough mid...you cannot win an argument with Kool..it'll never happen....

Declaring victory for yourself.
Thinking citing ring counts wins arguments.
Chimp

[midnightpulp]

here is what stings... let me know when u had enough dawg

Kobe 5

Bird: 3

Hakeem: 2

Shaq: 4

Duncan: 4

Lebron: 1

Rings are team accomplishments, though.

[Koolaid_Man]

Did you know Tim Duncan isn't my favorite player? It's actually John Havlicek. And guess what?

Hondo: 8

Kobe: 5

What now?

Did you know Kobe Bryant isn't my favorite player? It's actually Bill Russell. And guess what?

Russell: 11

Hondo: 8

What now?

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it's ok to have those feelings it's natural...you'll eventually get over it...it's part of the human experience....Dr. Buss felt the same way at times about Kobe...but it was his talent and his alone to manage

You're absolutely right, Kevin. The old man knew Bryant, knew his worst secrets and it was okay. It was a business arrangement that is written about in the books & ascribed to A-Z.