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08-01-2009, 04:08 PM
#121
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by eliteballer
LOL at you putting Kobe in the same breath as those two. Those two are the athletic gods of the perimeter.
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08-01-2009, 04:09 PM
#122
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Kobe has like a 35 inch vertical if not less.
He realy doesn't jump too high for a 6'6 - 6'7 guard
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08-01-2009, 04:10 PM
#123
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by VeeCee15
Kobe has like a 35 inch vertical if not less.
He realy doesn't jump too high for a 6'6 - 6'7 guard
Yup, outside of his long wingspan, most of his advantages are skill based.
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08-01-2009, 04:15 PM
#124
NJ Net Fan For Life.
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by Real Men Wear Green
Also, I find the criticism we see emerging for Allen for not somehow getting the most he could out of his talent to be amazingly stupid. 9-time All-star, 21 ppg career scorer, NBA Champion, one of the greatest clutch shooters the league has ever seen, about to enter his 13th season with a possible 15+ year career when all is said and done. A lock for the Hall of Fame. What's he supposed to do, be Jordan? A guy can be a hard worker and yet still never achieve GOAT status, whether you people realize it or not. It's funny, there are probably a number of posters on this board that would work on their game for hours a day and could achieve nothing beyond varsity (if that) and yet people have the gall to question Allen's ethic just because he was only the third-best SG of his era (behind Bryant and AI)? Just doesn't make any sense to me. Ray Allen got plenty out of his talent. Not his fault that some of you are too stupid and/or biased to see that.
I will assess Ray Allen the way I see fit the same way you have the "gall" to insult the rest of us. I'm not saying what he has done is lackluster or to be scoffed at, but is it really that bad to think he could do more? Is it all that terrible? Maybe you feel this is the best Ray could've been. I don't. He came into the league with so many skills and already a high level understanding of the game. I still like him a lot, but I will not apologize for wanting more.
Last edited by wang4three; 08-01-2009 at 04:31 PM.
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08-01-2009, 04:20 PM
#125
Local High School Star
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by Mr_Basketball#1
Yeah and while he was taunting Rashard Lewis scores the basket plus the Lakers lost. Everything Ray said about Kobe was true.
What an epic fail. A PRESEASON game.
Try again.
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08-01-2009, 04:22 PM
#126
What set you claim?
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by VeeCee15
Kobe has like a 35 inch vertical if not less.
He realy doesn't jump too high for a 6'6 - 6'7 guard
It's not about jumping too high, it's being more athletic than Allen and Hughes, which he is.
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08-01-2009, 04:30 PM
#127
High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Is this another Kobe Hate thread? Seriously, Kobe. Too much agenda in this thread.
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08-01-2009, 04:33 PM
#128
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by justin43
Is this another Kobe Hate thread? Seriously, Kobe. Too much agenda in this thread.
The thread starter is a Kobe fan. He disappeared because this didn't go like he expected it to.
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08-01-2009, 04:39 PM
#129
High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by BallersTalk
The thread starter is a Kobe fan. He disappeared because this didn't go like he expected it to.
That's interesting.
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08-02-2009, 10:20 AM
#130
Please clap.
Re: Better natural athlete Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen or Larry Hughes?
Originally Posted by wang4three
I will assess Ray Allen the way I see fit the same way you have the "gall" to insult the rest of us. I'm not saying what he has done is lackluster or to be scoffed at, but is it really that bad to think he could do more? Is it all that terrible?
Yes. I'm not a fan of ridiculous expectations.
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