| Jeggs wrote: |
| shnxx wrote: |
| Jonny Craig wrote: |
| shnxx wrote: |
| Jonny Craig wrote: |
| He's basically Wizards MJ at this point. Doesn't really matter anymore, no one is going to take these finals seasons into account when they look at his legacy so why not, just go out and do whatever you want Kobe. |
He's a Wizards Jordan with a much worse shot selection.
Jordan's always been a more of a strategic shooter while Kobe's always been sort of unconscious. |
Wizards MJ was even less efficient than Kobe actually |
According to whom?
Kobe is shooting less than 40% today.
Wizards Jordan shot 42% in 60 games in 2001 and 44.5% in 2002. |
Ya but if you watched those games teams didn't put their best defenders against MJ out of respect. It's different with Kobe where teams actually plan their defensive schemes specifically to stop Kobe. And their putting their best defenders on Kobe: Tony Allen, Klay Thompson, Igodaula...etc.
Kobe is seeing doubles in the post..and is guarded well beyond the three point line if you've been watching the games. It's apples to oranges comparison. 36yo Kobe is easily a top 10 player today and is far superior than Wizards MJ. |
You're right... You can't compare a 36yo Kobe to a 38-40yo Jordan coming out of 3 years retirement and was still putting up more efficient numbers than Kobe now.. If you want to compare age. At 36yo, Jordan retired as a Champion and Finals MVP.
NO! Kobe is not a top 10 player today. His PPG numbers only looks good because he's shot jacking himself to that PPG average. But his shooting percentage is horrible. Ever heard of the term, someone has to score for a bad team? Also, ever thought this is the reason why no players wanted to play with Kobe?
What are you talking about? Jordan played against and was guarded by some of the best defensive players during his time with the Wizards... Ron Artest, Bruce Bowen, Doug Christie, Kobe, Richard Jefferson, T-Mac, Shawn Marion, Sprewell and many more. |