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02-10-2009, 11:41 PM #1
Kobe?Lebron?Jordan? Read!
I think its bias decisons to pick ethier. But i know you guys think i going to be bias but im not im bringing facts. I want to have a serious decsions on what you think of the facts!
okay first going to Madison Square Garden.
Kobe Bryant: 61 Points, 3 Assists = Selfish
Michael Jordan: 55 Points, 2 Assists = Great Performance
Lebron James: 52 Points, 10 rebound, 9 assist = Better Then Kobe
I will Admitt that Lebron Did have great peformance. But that does not make him better then Kobe. Jordan had a great peformance to but not better then kobe's which does not make kobe better then jordan.
Forgot to say Lebron is 24 years old kobe is 30 and jordan is 46. So its hard to compare till they complete their careers
Lebron Averaging 27.4 Pts, 6.6 Assist, and FG% 46.9 In Career Avg.
Kobe Averaging 25.1 Pts, 4.6 Assist, and FG % 45.5 In Career Avg.
Okay you look at this and you say lebron is better right? but If you do research this is what it brings up.
Kobe Played only 15 mins his rookie year and Avg 7.6 Pts So that makes his stats look bad. Kobe his first 3 years it was tough times with shaq and Phil Jackson not exactly loving Kobe and giving him a hard time.
Lebron played 39.5 Minutes his rookie year and scoring 20.9 pts. add kobe playing 40 mins he will be avg nearly 40 pts also. So it comes out pretty much even.
Lebron James most powerful forward in the NBA by far. Most of his shots are layups or slamdunks. So thats why is percentage is so well.
Kobe Bryant Purest Shooter and SG In the NBA By far. Kobes shots are all ethier double teamed or at least a hand in his face. And still pulls off a great shooting percentaged.
No we say Kobe or Lebron, Lebron or Kobe. This is the bias part we can go all day argueing about this.
Jordan career stats 30.1 Pts, 5.3 Assist, 49.7 FG %!
Wow that amazing, Jordan did great his first three years. Okay this shows that he has the best scorer that ever played. Not so great with assist. But the % for his career nearly 50 % which is freaking amazing. But as of right now Jordan is the best "By the book".
Well like i said its bias descison kobe lebron jordan, jordan lebron kobe.
But as i looked at it Kobe will be great every game if he is not shooting well he is passing.
Lebron will get his moments too.
Jordan enough to be said.
But kobe has 3 rings and mvp.
Lebron no ring or mvp.
jordan 5 mvp awards and 6 rings.
i could say lots more about jordan for not being he best Basketball player ever but im not bringing this up for arguements.Last edited by blackmamba_24; 02-10-2009 at 11:46 PM.
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02-10-2009, 11:43 PM #2
And you failed to mention that LeBron just turned 24, and hasn't been in the league that long.
You can't even begin to honestly, unbiasedly compare the three until Kobe and Bron have both retired from the NBA. Any arguing done before that time is 100% pointless.
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02-10-2009, 11:44 PM #3
i knew i forgot somthing.. lol thanks
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02-10-2009, 11:45 PM #4
Well, you started comparing Championships....and you can't compare the three guys, ESPECIALLY when Jordan played for, what like 15 years? Kobe's been going at it for like 12, and LeBron's only been going at it for 6. There's no point comparing because none of the three are on the same level in their careers.
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02-10-2009, 11:47 PM #5
okay bro i put that in there read before you say anything. thanks
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02-10-2009, 11:47 PM #6
Jordan's assists are actually better than many people give him credit for - he averaged 5.3 lifetime in 38.3 minutes per game, which is higher than Kobe's 4.6 per 36.5 minutes per game. If you divide both their per game averages by their minutes, Jordan also still comes out on top: 0.138 to 0.126.
To me, there is absolutely no question who is better among the three: MJ. MJ took as many jump shots as Kobe and LeBron while maintaining a field goal percentage similar to LeBron's. He also made more clutch baskets than either of them, even Kobe. And he has more rings than either of them. And his turnovers per game are lower per 48. And his efficiency rating is better. Etc. Etc. Etc.
The league will always clamor for another MJ, but the reality is that we will probably never get one. Kobe and LeBron are great players, and easily the best of this era, but they are no MJ. MJ was a smarter player, he was a killer tactician, his intensity was greater than LeBron's, and his head was cooler than Kobe's. Nuff said.
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02-10-2009, 11:49 PM #7
Dude, calm down. You said NOTHING about age in your original post, and I told you that it's rediculous to compare them when they aren't close in their careers. Now your making a big deal b/c I called you out on it?
Why even make this post? What good will come of it?
The three are UNCOMPARABLE until they are all retired. I'm so sick of seeing all these damn Kobe/LeBron/Jordan threads. All three (should) go down as the three best to ever play the game. Worry about comparing who was #1, #2, and #3 once they're all gone from the NBA.
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02-10-2009, 11:51 PM #8
stop tripping bro dont write in my post anymore thanks
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02-10-2009, 11:52 PM #9
Why? If I want to comment on a thread, I'm going to. Considering I haven't said anything bad, and anything off-topic, I have every right to say what I feel on the topic.
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02-10-2009, 11:54 PM #10
That was very good point i like when people actually reply with more facts
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