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I don't flop.
Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
This is LeBron's legacy:
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
i don't think i've ever had to make a thread that said kobes legacy is poised to stand the test of time
if you have to say that then its almost like you don't believe it
thats like saying lebron should make the hall of fame some day
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by kennethgriffen
i don't think i've ever had to make a thread that said kobes legacy is poised to stand the test of time
if you have to say that then its almost like you don't believe it
thats like saying lebron should make the hall of fame some day
Nor would it be advisable to do so.
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by Akrazotile
Nor would it be advisable to do so.
i agree
it comes across as very insecure
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by kennethgriffen
i agree
it comes across as very insecure
But more importantly, inaccurate.
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by Akrazotile
But more importantly, inaccurate.
i look at kobe as the mickey mantle of his era ... sure theres guys with bigger better numbers but they don't have that mystique
lebron will leave a legacy that resembles barry bonds... all time leading totals with a cloud of doubt surrounding them
legacies only last if you're respected.
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Very good NBA starter
Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Music, art, books and movies are data when digitalized. What do you enjoy? Data?
Girls can be measured. Do you enjoy being with them... due to data?
Analyze the world as much as you want. Pleasure rarely comes from data.
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Neither Kobe nor Lebron's legacy will stand the test of time. The main reason, people in the future will not have an emotional attachment to them, so their arguments against them will hold more water to them.
Lebron: Extremely weak East, stat pads in favor of his teammate thriving, 6 Finals losses because the East is too weak, passing too much in the clutch to protect his FG% in the clutch, team hopping, Popovich letting the "GOAT" open to shoot, not a very eye pleasing game, and many, many more arguments that they will read as the browse old comments.
Kobe might have it even worse, because his lack of Lebron type stat padding will make him look like a worse player out of context. Also the more and more lack of defense in the NBA will have future perimeter players scoring more, making his scoring not stand out as much.
Kobe: 6-24, Shaq's sidekick carried, game 7 6-24, Shaq 3 Finals MVP, 41% Finals percentage.
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I go HAM
Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by kennethgriffen
i don't think i've ever had to make a thread that said kobes legacy is poised to stand the test of time
if you have to say that then its almost like you don't believe it
thats like saying lebron should make the hall of fame some day
Well once you get pushed out of the top 10 what's the point? No one is making Tony Parker threads either
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by jstern
Neither Kobe nor Lebron's legacy will stand the test of time. The main reason, people in the future will not have an emotional attachment to them, so their arguments against them will hold more water to them.
Lebron: Extremely weak East, stat pads in favor of his teammate thriving, 6 Finals losses because the East is too weak, passing too much in the clutch to protect his FG% in the clutch, team hopping, Popovich letting the "GOAT" open to shoot, not a very eye pleasing game, and many, many more arguments that they will read as the browse old comments.
Kobe might have it even worse, because his lack of Lebron type stat padding will make him look like a worse player out of context. Also the more and more lack of defense in the NBA will have future perimeter players scoring more, making his scoring not stand out as much.
Kobe: 6-24, Shaq's sidekick carried, game 7 6-24, Shaq 3 Finals MVP, 41% Finals percentage.
wrong
players with mystiques in large markets stand the test of time regardless of their fans dying off
mickey mantle, joe dimaggio, babe ruth... all still huge names among baseball fans and highly respected
hank aarons legacy took a hit because he did all his damage in atlanta and milwaukee
so kobes will forever be cemented because hes argued as the all time greatest of the most famous franchise and holds nearly every team record
lebron better hope he accomplishes something with the team or he'l be forgotten/looked over like elgin was
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by TheCorporation
Well once you get pushed out of the top 10 what's the point? No one is making Tony Parker threads either
the only guys who are inarguably ahead of kobe are MJ, kareem and maybe russell
kobe has an argument vs any other player throughout history.. the 4 through 11 can be mixed up any which way depending on what you value more
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NBA All-star
Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by kennethgriffen
wrong
players with mystiques in large markets stand the test of time regardless of their fans dying off
mickey mantle, joe dimaggio, babe ruth... all still huge names among baseball fans and highly respected
hank aarons legacy took a hit because he did all his damage in atlanta and milwaukee
so kobes will forever be cemented because hes argued as the all time greatest of the most famous franchise and holds nearly every team record
lebron better hope he accomplishes something with the team or he'l be forgotten/looked over like elgin was
No. Magic, Kareem, both played for the Lakers, and aside from older fans, not many give a crap. I mean, 12 years ago, watching a Magic video on YouTube I was reading the comment of a Kobe stan saying that if Magic played today (2007) he would have the ball taken away from him every time he dribbled.
Look at James Harden, in the main page right now there's a thread "Harden is averaging 40 over last 18 games" and another thread "James Harden has 36 points... at halftime."
The continue weakening of the rules will make Kobe's number seem like a common thing among top players. They will say things like, "Any player today can go back when this Kobe Bean Bryant was playing and put up better numbers. Weak era."
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NBA Superstar
Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Juicers never stand the test of time..
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Re: Lebron's legacy poised to stand the test of time
Originally Posted by jstern
No. Magic, Kareem, both played for the Lakers, and aside from older fans, not many give a crap. I mean, 12 years ago, watching a Magic video on YouTube I was reading the comment of a Kobe stan saying that if Magic played today (2007) he would have the ball taken away from him every time he dribbled.
Look at James Harden, in the main page right now there's a thread "Harden is averaging 40 over last 18 games" and another thread "James Harden has 36 points... at halftime."
The continue weakening of the rules will make Kobe's number seem like a common thing among top players. They will say things like, "Any player today can go back when this Kobe Bean Bryant was playing and put up better numbers. Weak era."
kareem never really had many fans. he was a boring big man. he had no real mystique
magic did and still does. hes one of the top 3-4 names ever to this day and is still worshipped by many. but its possible he's slipped in recent years because kobe outshined magic somewhat. his fanbase became even larger world wide than magics ever was.
kobes a god in china. i went to an asian restaurant a few months ago and this bus boy only knew 2 american words.. jordan and kobe
he over heared a convo me and my friend were having and he came over with a big smile and just kept saying their names and "wooo ahahah kobe!.. ya ya"
kobes legacy ( like i said ) is that of mickey mantles and can only grow. hes bigger than the nba
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