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    Thunder it DOWN, Dion! PleezeBelieve's Avatar
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    Default If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    I honestly would become a Kobe fan. Dude would seriously have the opportunity to be the GOAT while simultaneously taking a fat shat on LeBron's career in the process.

    To think a LeBron would go from a GOAT candidate to piggy-backing Wade's only career team and failing is a rather enticing thought to consider.

    And to think Kobe close to his mid-30's could make this a reality is as ironic as it is iconic. A Wade/Bron tandem would be more dynamic than anything Jordan faced. Two wins against them in the Finals would cement Kobe as the GOAT, IMO.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    PB makes a decent point. If Bron and Wade team up, and Kobe wins in the finals against them, it would help his legacy a lot. Part of why Bird and Magic are considered this great is that they played and won against each other. Bird without Magic is only worth half as much.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    lol i'm just waiting 4 the pic to show up but anyways it is possible for kobe to get 5 rings but to surpass jordan he's got a long way to go

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    No, I would be a fan of the Cavs team, fan of Kobe, the possible GOAT individually.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by PleezeBelieve
    I honestly would become a Kobe fan. Dude would seriously have the opportunity to be the GOAT while simultaneously taking a fat shat on LeBron's career in the process.

    To think a LeBron would go from a GOAT candidate to piggy-backing Wade's only career team and failing is a rather enticing thought to consider.

    And to think Kobe close to his mid-30's could make this a reality is as ironic as it is iconic. A Wade/Bron tandem would be more dynamic than anything Jordan faced. Two wins against them in the Finals would cement Kobe as the GOAT, IMO.
    All three have a 0% chance of becoming the top player in league history.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    GOAT candidates don't piggy-back.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by Abraham Lincoln
    All three have a 0% chance of becoming the top player in league history.
    Kobe certainly does under this scenario.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by Brunch@Five
    PB makes a decent point. If Bron and Wade team up, and Kobe wins in the finals against them, it would help his legacy a lot. Part of why Bird and Magic are considered this great is that they played and won against each other. Bird without Magic is only worth half as much.
    If Wade and LeBron team up they are arguaby one of the best 1-2 punch in NBA History.

    I think they are going to win at least 3 NBA Championships in the next decade because Kobe, Garnett, Pierce, Dirk, Nash, and Duncan are not getting younger anymore.

    Kobe needs at least 4 NBA Finals MVP and 4 NBA Regular Season MVP if he wants to be consider as a top 5 greatest player in NBA History.
    Last edited by Lebron23; 11-10-2009 at 10:53 AM.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Kobe artest Bynum Gasol
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    Wade Lebron

    kobe's got allot of help

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by HylianNightmare
    Kobe artest Bynum Gasol
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    kobe's got allot of help

    Add Michael Beasley

    Basketball is a team sports. Just look how talented the rosters of the Celtics and Lakers in the 1980's.

    Nobody's going to criticize Wade and LeBron when they team up together because some of the most successful teams in NBA History have a very talented supporting casts.
    Last edited by Lebron23; 11-10-2009 at 11:08 AM.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by Lebron23

    Kobe needs at least 4 NBA Regular Season MVP if he wants to be consider as a top 5 greatest player in NBA History.


    Regular Season MVP means nothing

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    IF

    Lebron and Wade team up

    and IF

    Kobe beats them two years running in the finals

    Then yeah, it would improve his legacy I'd say

    The same way IF
    Steve Nash averages 15 assists for the rest of the year
    IF
    they go 73-9 with the pretty average team they have, winning his 3rd MVP and
    IF
    they win the title against the stacked lakers/magic/cavs/celtics teams

    it will improve his chances of being GOAT PG

    A lot of big IFs in both, anyone can post some random IF stuff like this

    probably not thread worthy, should have just posted it in one of the many related theads already on the board

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by White Mamba


    Regular Season MVP means nothing

    That's a pretty dumb comment.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeDelonte13
    That's a pretty dumb comment.
    It's not...they don't give it to the best player in the league anymore. They come up with some sh*tty criteria about how it goes to the "best player on the best team". They award the guy who has good teammates over a guy who might be a better player but is stuck on a bad team. Nash winning 2 MVPs over Kobe and Shaq doesn't make him better than those two. And to top it off, the media gets to vote. So the # of regular season MVPs doesn't hold any value when placing players in the all time list.

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    Default Re: If LeBron teams up with Wade, Kobe's legacy can exceed Jordan's

    Quote Originally Posted by Allstar24
    It's not...they don't give it to the best player in the league anymore. They come up with some sh*tty criteria about how it goes to th
    e "best player on the best team". They award the guy who has good teammates over a guy who might be a better player but is stuck on a bad team. Nash winning 2 MVPs over Kobe and Shaq doesn't make him better than those two. And to top it off, the media gets to vote. So the # of regular season MVPs doesn't hold any value when placing players in the all time list.
    Look at the history of the award, the MVP has never gone to a player on a bad/mediocre team. People who think Kobe deserved the MVP when he had that monster statline and only got 45 wins knows nothing about the history of the MVP award.

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