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What's funny? Switch Lebron and Bird and that's a good list.
at his all-time greats list:
https://twitter.com/ESPNChrisPalmer1. MJ 2. Kobe 3. Kareem 4. Magic 5. LeBron 6. Russell 7. Duncan 8. Wilt 9. Hakeem 10. Oscar 11. Bird
How does these groupies get hired by such big companies to provide "expert" analysis?
What's funny? Switch Lebron and Bird and that's a good list.
*Chris
But that Kobe nut-hugger doesn't deserve to have his name spelled correctly.
A grown man watching Naruto.
Kobe better than Wilt? Gettha outtahere!
Kobe isn't even a sure top ten player of all-time and this er has him at number 2.
5 Championships
Best scorer in history when he's hot
Countless All-NBA selections
Almost record number of All-defense selections for a guard
Won 2 championships without another Hall of Famer
81 points in a game and 62 after 3 quarters
Most game winning shots in history
All-Star Game MVP record holder
Pau's a Hall of Famer.
Do you have a problem with Kobe at #2?
In only two of them he was the best player of his team.
This is not a fact, just subjective bull . The best scorer in history is probably the guy that averaged over 50 ppg for an entire season.Best scorer in history when he's hot
Like all the other all-time greatsCountless All-NBA selections
Most of them gifted by lazy coaches that didn't feel like actually wasting time doing research on these meaningless accolades.Almost record number of All-defense selections for a guard
Phil Jackson and Pau Gasol are Hall of Famers.Won 2 championships without another Hall of Famer
So what?81 points in a game and 62 after 3 quarters
Most game winning misses in history too.Most game winning shots in history
All-Star Game MVP record holder
That's your opinion, it's arguable. Shaq was the best player in 2000, they were equals in 2001 and 2002. Kobe was obviously the best in 2009 and 2010.
Kobe has the most historic stretches of scoring in the MODERN era of the NBA. I don't care about Wilt Chamberlain's stats.This is not a fact, just subjective bull . The best scorer in history is probably the guy that averaged over 50 ppg for an entire season.
Kobe's stretch of 9 straight 40-point games, 4 straight 50-point games and back-to-back 40 point games at age 34 is unmatched in history.
Not as many as Kobe.Like all the other all-time greats
Most of them gifted by lazy coaches that didn't feel like actually wasting time doing research on these meaningless accolades.
Phil is a coach, he doesn't affect the game on the court the same way. Pau wouldn't be a Hall of Fame player if it was just the NBA Hall of Fame.Phil Jackson and Pau Gasol are Hall of Famers.
greatest scoring feats in NBA history.So what?
Thats still Nate robinson!
Any self-respecting all-time list should rank first all the players that accomplished the ultimate great-player feat: regular season and finals MVP on the same year , that means:
MJ, Bird, Magic, TD, Shaq, Lebron, Moses Malone, Hakeem, Willis Reed. Then you have to add guys that didn't win both in the same year but would have done it if the finals MVP trophy was created before 1969 (guys like Wilt, Russell and maybe someone else that I'm forgetting) and then you can argue about the others.
he was damn right to put my bron in top 5 imho, and 's rank will only increase as time goes by. kobe only deserves a place in the lower half of top10 imho
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