Jordan Vs. Kobe at age 32

[Soundwave]

Jordan: 30.4 ppg; 49.5% FG; 6.6 rpg, 4.3 apg

Kobe: 24.9 ppg; 46% FG; 5 rpg, 4.8 apg


Kobe really starting to fade as he ages. Also consider today defenses are not able to be as physical as they were in the 90s.

[KingKobe]

Jordan: 30.4 ppg; 49.5% FG; 6.6 rpg, 4.3 apg

Kobe: 24.9 ppg; 46% FG; 5 rpg, 4.8 apg


Kobe really starting to fade as he ages.

kobe didnt get playing time his first 2 seasons in the league so this thread is a fail

[juju151111]

Jordan: 30.4 ppg; 49.5% FG; 6.6 rpg, 4.3 apg

Kobe: 24.9 ppg; 46% FG; 5 rpg, 4.8 apg


Kobe really starting to fade as he ages. Also consider today defenses are not able to be as physical as they were in the 90s.

Kobe isn't on MJ level, its pretty simple.

[YouCallILose]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

[ProfessorMurder]

kobe didnt get playing time his first 2 seasons in the league so this thread is a fail

???

[Sroek]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

I normally detest your posts, but this makes a ton more sense than "HURR DURR let's compare two players' season averages when they were the same age!"

[KingKobe]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

this.

[Soundwave]

I don't really buy the "Kobe played more seasons" arguement too much.

It's not like Michael Jordan wasn't playing basketball every day when he was 18/19/20. You really think he only started playing basketball on a daily basis when he got to the NBA?

And it's not like Kobe didn't have it considerably easier coming into the league first being able to play behind Eddie Jones and most importantly having Shaq to play with in his first 9 seasons or whatever that was.

Jordan had to carry the Bulls from day 1.

[plat1numX]

kobe didnt get playing time his first 2 seasons in the league so this thread is a fail

...?

[MrJohnWall]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

This!

[KingKobe]

...?

his averages are skewed by his first 2 seasons

Kobe>MJ

[YouCallILose]

I don't really buy the "Kobe played more seasons" arguement too much.

It's not like Michael Jordan wasn't playing basketball every day when he was 18/19/20. You really think he only started playing basketball on a daily basis when he got to the NBA?

And it's not like Kobe didn't have it considerably easier coming into the league first being able to play behind Eddie Jones and most importantly having Shaq to play with in his first 9 seasons or whatever that was.

Jordan had to carry the Bulls from day 1.

playing 82 games in 7 months is a hell of a lot more difficult than playing 30 games in 7 months

players break down due to wear and tear, not age.

[GiveItToBurrito]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

Regardless of how many games you play, there's a huge difference between being a 40 year old and a 32 year old.

[Micku]

Kobe's playing in his 1067th game

The season Jordan played in his 1067th game his numbers were

20 ppg 44.5 FG% 6.1 rpg 3.8 apg

He was like 40 years old, right? A few years out of practice too, huh? Plus wasn't he injured later on?

But yeah, Jordan always been a better scorer. It'll be interesting to compare their playoff performances. Jordan with his second threepeat and Kobe now.

[ProfessorMurder]

his averages are skewed by his first 2 seasons

Kobe>MJ

His first two seasons have nothing to do with him being 32.

Also, you're a retard.