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    T'Bagging LeBron Fam BigBoss's Avatar
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    Default Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    2o years--1 team.



    2003 Kobe losing to the Spurs. At this point LeBron/Durant would have joined San Antonio.




    Waited 7 years to celebrate again through hard work and commitment!


    If Kobe LeBron'd/KD'd his career it would have been like this:

    1997-2003: Lakers
    2003-2007: Spurs
    2007-2010: Lakers
    2010-2016: Spurs/next team

    He would have had 10 rings and that's not an exaggeration


    There is little glory in the LeBron/Durant way. LeBald's Cleveland win---once things simmer down--will forever be the "oh if Kyrie and the Cavs didn't get the #1 pick" LeBron wasn't going back. He wasn't part of the rebuild!

    3 for 7

    #shortcuttogreatness

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Kobe tried to team hop. He's no Jordan.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ben Simmons
    Kobe tried to team hop. He's no Jordan.
    Jordan hopped sports.

    Kobe STAYED in LA. Actions are louder than words.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Only because there's no more Shaqs around to carry players to rings like Kobe had.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    20 years on 1 team.

    Facts only.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bankaii
    Only because there's no more Shaqs around to carry players to rings like Kobe had.
    Pau would be the 5th best player on the 17 Warriors.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    He was originally drafted by the Hornets. You piece of $hit.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Actually he was going to play for MJ in Washington before he got fired by Abe Pollin. If Lakers didn't let Shaq go he was going to sign either with Chicago or Clippers. And in summer 2007 was dead set on being traded to Chicago. The inclusion of Deng was he only reason it didn't happen.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    LeBron/Durant didn't have Shaq to carry them to 3 straight titles

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Kobe was a contender for the majority of his career

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    You can't compare guys who are already drafted to successful, winning organizations/situations to those who were not.

    What reason did guys like Kobe, Duncan, Magic, Bird have for leaving their teams? They never had to STRUGGLE.

    In fact, the one stretch Kobe had to struggle, he wanted out.

    A guy like Dirk Nowitzki is someone who should be praised for this.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Agreed just like Dirk and Duncan.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Not everyone has the privileged of playing for an all time great organization. Kobe has been privileged his whole life. Growing up rich in wine vineyards, piggybacking Shaq and the GOAT coach to a 3peat, then crying and demanding a trade until the Lakers got Pau Gasol (2010 fmvp) for peanuts.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Quote Originally Posted by LikeABosh
    Not everyone has the privileged of playing for an all time great organization. Kobe has been privileged his whole life. Growing up rich in wine vineyards, piggybacking Shaq and the GOAT coach to a 3peat, then crying and demanding a trade until the Lakers got Pau Gasol (2010 fmvp) for peanuts.

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    Default Re: Further proof that Kobe was the last of a dying breed.

    Kobe was out of this discussion from day 1 when he forced himself away from a small market team to the Lakers.

    He also was demanding a trade after 2007.


    So, change the thread title to Dirk, Duncan, or Wade and we'll be okay.

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