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I know this is a lil premature, and its not a jinx thread, but when Jim rings this weekend, Spurfan will have an entirely new mantra. For the past few years we have slapped you upside the head with Kobe5/Jim4 and it felt good!!!! Now they both will have 5 rings and Spurfan will feel that there is without a shadow of a doubt that Jim was the top player of his era. This will leave us Laker fans scrambling, running in all directions trying to find some ground to argue back. Sooo... I'm leading off the fest right now. Kobe is still the man of his era with Jim coming in a close second. Both have accomplished every individual goal except for one. Jim failed to Gold while Kobe went Gold back2back with the Golds. Jim has a rookie of the year award while Kobe has none.
The way I see it from here on out... Kobe's peaks were higher and Jim's valley's were lower. Embarrassing yourself on a global stage in the Olympics is a stain that the world will remember and Jim vowing to never to return to the Olympics was a coward move. Not repeating will also haunt Jim, especially since he's been on a contender every year he's played. And 6... 6 will always be remembered as the biggest choke job of all time. Kobe has never reached those lows. Kobe going back2back twice, once without Shaq is greater than anything Jim ever accomplished. If you did a poll of which players resume would you rather have it would be Kobe because of what I just mentioned. Kobe's peaks were higher than Jim's.
That's my view... and I'm sticking to it, you suckers.
As long as duncan _______
^ yeah...that's the spirit...and don't forget this low --> besides getting cucked for 3 straight years...losing your wife to an illegal immigrant after she gave the alien a million dollars of his hard earned money to open a gym...
Bryant was inferior at 3-1, this just affects a few people.
Jim is lucky she didn't meet me. His ass would be broke.
Now that's some cold homie
Lol at luva talkin about olympics as if anyone gives a
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I argue in Kobe vs. Duncan debates all the time, as we all know, but I don't really care anymore.
Redeeming 6 is much, much more important than Duncan tying Kobe in ring count or cementing himself as the player of his generation. All of Kobe's daggers in the playoffs against the Spurs over the years, all of Culburn's 5>4 shtick, etc, etc pales in comparison to the "pain" of 6.
Kawhi Leonard will likely win the Finals MVP if the Spurs win this series. Kobe fans will say Duncan was carried and not give his 5th full weight. I don't care. I'd happily bench Duncan for the rest of the series in exchange for a Spurs win.
I want the weight of 6 off the shoulders of this franchise.
Can't believe it all boiled down to the Olympics now
What about 3>2 (Finals MVP)?
Or how about 2>1 (League MVP)?
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Whatever you wrote, it's wrong.
My little friend... the entire world gives a about the Gold. So much so that the US decided to send their pros to capture it. And its not so much that Kobe won two Golds but the fashion in which Jim lost. Not only did he lose... but he said, "FIBA sucks!!!" Personally, I feel we should have exiled him back to that ty island he was born on, but that's America for you... cheap labor over patriotism.
Redeeming 6 is the franchises greatest moment.
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