Kobe Bryant sets All-Time NBA career Missed Shots record

[ArbitraryWater]

[Hey Yo]

Will the game be stopped with Kobe being honored at center court?

[KobesFinger]

Its quite sad that people dedicate social media profiles and websites to hate on others. Even more so when the person is rich, famous and doesn't know you, like Kobe

[noob cake]

[AlphaWolf24]

Biggest ballhogg ever MJ.....and the 2nd Biggest Ballhogg ever....Kobe...

Both shot and missed alot!!!

15 seasons for MJ = 24,537 FGA

19 season for KB = 24,496 FGA

amirite?



How great are our gawds?...Alpha as F

[DonDadda59]

I'll always remember where I was on this day.

All hail the Lord of the Brick

[fragokota]

I had no doubt he would make it. So proud of our God

[Cold soul]

I'll always remember where I was on this day.

All hail the Lord of the Brick

And will pass MJ up next month on NBA all-time scoring list moving to 3rd. Let the hate flow through you.

[VeeCee15]

Jordan 25000 shots
Kobe 25000 shots

Jordan = 1000 more makes.


The NBA should considering adding double reinforcement to their rims to safeguard against kobrick.

[chris02jammers]

goat chucker!!! hahaha ball hog

[AlphaWolf24]

Jordan 25000 shots
Kobe 25000 shots

Jordan = 1000 more makes.


The NBA should considering adding double reinforcement to their rims to safeguard against kobrick.

1980's......defense

serious 4th graders today know how to play better stretched out D then guys in the 80's....

[chris02jammers]

Since April 9th, 1978, Havlicek has held this record. That's over 36 years. Some thought that this record was unbreakable. They assumed that with the evolution of the game and all the lessons of the past as a guide, no player could achieve such inefficiency over an entire career. But Kobe dared to dream big and he has broken through that barrier and in less games than it took Havlicek too. Suck on that, Hondo!

[IllegalD]

Since April 9th, 1978, Havlicek has held this record. That's over 36 years. Some thought that this record was unbreakable. They assumed that with the evolution of the game and all the lessons of the past as a guide, no player could achieve such inefficiency over an entire career. But Kobe dared to dream big and he has broken through that barrier and in less games than it took Havlicek too. Suck on that, Hondo!

Do you have any original thoughts of your own or does your fa*got ass just go around jacking the top-voted comment on ESPN articles and try to pass them off as your own "cleverness"?





http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...ed-field-goals

[Cold soul]

Do you have any original thoughts of your own or does your fa*got ass just go around jacking the top-voted comment on ESPN articles and try to pass them off as your own "cleverness"?





http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...ed-field-goals

Wow people that do plagiarism are douchebags and morons.



EXPOSED

[AirFederer]

Read his comments and tell me he`s not paying attention or caring about the "record".

Asked about the record, Bryant, who scored a game-high 28 points on 10-of-26 shooting and finished with 13,421 misses for his career, smiled and said he wasn't aware of it.

"Nah, I don't follow that stuff, man," he said.

How does he explain setting the mark?

"Well, I'm a shooting guard that's played 19 years," he said, shrugging and smiling. He later added, "Like I said, 'shooting' guard, 19th year."

Bryant, in his 19th NBA season, entered the game 13 missed field goals shy of the record. The 36-year-old guard now stands ahead of Havlicek, Elvin Hayes (13,296), Karl Malone (12,682), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (12,470) and Michael Jordan (12,345).

"I don't care about it, to be honest with you," Bryant said. "It is what it is. I remember when I was a kid and I watched Michael shoot 49 times in an NBA Finals game. Can you imagine if I did that and lost? Puts things in perspective."