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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOsamobHeMc&feature=popt00us03
I still think that Kobe is going to go down as better. I mean, the rings speak volumes in this.Lmao. Kobe is the greater player with the rings on his finger. LeBron win a couple and he could be the better player, I don't care where he plays.
THISI'm not even factoring rings when I say Kobe is better. He isn't as athletic or explosive as Le<Censored> but he has better intangibles and is better at certain parts of the game like shooting and <Censored>
Yup, spot on. That is the difference between the two of them.THIS
Kobe just makes it look like no one is at his skill level. LeBron just has no one near his physical level.
lol this.I still think that Kobe is going to go down as better. I mean, the rings speak volumes in this.
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agreed... Rings do not show how good of an individual player you are... Robert Horry has seven rings... I guess he's better than Jordan, right?lol this.
Yesh, he has a size advantage. That makes him a better player. IF you can pick two players who are exactly even in every other way, but one's four inches taller, you take the taller player because it gives you a rebounding advantage, it makes him a better offensive player, yadda yadda yadda. You can't discount the fact that LeBron's a better rebounder because he's taller. He's taller, and that makes him a better rebounder, which contributes to the fact that you can argue that he's a better player.Rebounding comes strictly from his size advantage though. Kobe is as good of a rebounded compared to other SG's as LeBron is to other SF's. I would say passing is pretty even too. You'll bring up that his APG is higher, but that's due to the style of offense/his ability to get to the basket. Kobe is a better defender as well, and intangibles such as leadership, performance under pressure, etc... Kobe is miles ahead.