Simple question spun off of another thread where gibby and I disagreed.

It's probably a pipe dream, but Lebron James is 10x the player Kobe is, and Bosh/Gasol are about equal, so I'll take Bosh/Lebron.

Yes, I agree, it probably isn't going to happen. Unless it's in NYC and I don't see that happening either. Just a hypothetical.

How many rings does Lebron have??

How many does Kobe have? 4

If you really believe your first statement sleeper...I feel sorry for you

gibby08 wrote: How many rings does Lebron have??

How many does Kobe have? 6

Confused.

At first thought, I believed Lebron and Bosh teamed up would make the best 1-2 punch in the NBA, however the Kobe/Gasol pair is pretty good. It's an interesting debate, and the rings argument is just stupid.

I'd have to go with Lebron and Bosh.

gibby08 wrote: How many rings does Lebron have??

How many does Kobe have? 6

If you really believe your first statement sleeper...I feel sorry for you

Doesn't Kobe have 4? Are you a fucking dumbass? HAHAHA

Trying to make a point, while being completely wrong = Hilarity

gibby08 wrote: How many rings does Lebron have??

How many does Kobe have? 6

If you really believe your first statement sleeper...I feel sorry for you

LOL

ROBERT HORRY 7 RINGS = GOAT

Steve Kerr, only player in the last 30 years to win 4 straight. GOAT.

I made a mistake..shoot me

gibby08 wrote: I made a mistake..shoot me

Where ya at??

gibby08 wrote: I made a mistake..shoot me

You're lucky I'm not on your level or for the next week I'd bring this mistake up in every thread and start calling you a queer.

^^

So you think you're better than me somehow??

SQ_Crazies wrote:

gibby08 wrote: I made a mistake..shoot me

You're lucky I'm not on your level or for the next week I'd bring this mistake up in every thread and start calling you a queer.

I dunno dude, thinking Kobe has 6 rings is pretty laughable.

Especially since 0 of them have come without an all star big man.

I wish Lebron had a consistent all star big man during an all star season....please don't count Z as one of those.

I think Gasol is better than Bosh, but Lebron is better than Kobe...so I think it is a wash.

Well, it's 12 to 1 right now gibby. So, like I said, I think most would agree with me.

SQ_Crazies wrote: Well, it's 12 to 1 right now gibby. So, like I said, I think most would agree with me.

You could put Lebron with a donkey and this board would pick them over anyone else. Too bad Lebron hasn't proved anything on the court.

SQ_Crazies wrote: Simple question spun off of another thread where gibby and I disagreed.

Who gives a fuck who's better?

for a meaningless game in early november, lebron and bosh. for a game in may/june, with something on the line. kobe and anyone.

Footwedge wrote:

SQ_Crazies wrote: Simple question spun off of another thread where gibby and I disagreed.

Who gives a fuck who's better?

Clearly gibby and I do because we had a discussion about it--which lead to the poll. If you have nothing to add then GTFO.

j_crazy wrote: for a meaningless game in early november, lebron and bosh. for a game in may/june, with something on the line. kobe and anyone.

Sooooo...Kobe and Ira Newble? LMFAO!

SQ_Crazies wrote:

Footwedge wrote:

SQ_Crazies wrote: Simple question spun off of another thread where gibby and I disagreed.

Who gives a fuck who's better?

Clearly gibby and I do because we had a discussion about it--which lead to the poll. If you have nothing to add then GTFO.

j_crazy wrote: for a meaningless game in early november, lebron and bosh. for a game in may/june, with something on the line. kobe and anyone.

Sooooo...Kobe and Ira Newble? LMFAO!

okay.
maybe not anybody. but a b-level player in the NBA.

I'd call Mo Williams a B-level player.

November, March, June, whenever--I'll take Bosh and LeBron over Kobe and Mo and you'll lose that battle every time.

SQ_Crazies wrote: I'd call Mo Williams a B-level player.

November, March, June, whenever--I'll take Bosh and LeBron over Kobe and Mo and you'll lose that battle every time.

Mo would just have to sleep with Lebron's Mom and Kobe could beat them both by himself.

LeBron James:
25 years old (26 in December)
7 seasons in NBA
27.8 points per game (career high of 31.4 ppg and low of 20.9)
7.0 rebounds per game (career high of 7.9 rpg and low of 5.5)
7.0 assists per game (career high of 8.6 apg and low of 5.9)
1.7 steals per game (career high of 2.2 spg and low of 1.6)
.9 blocks per game (career high of 1.1 bpg and low of .6)
47.5% shooting
32.9% from 3-point
74.2% free throws
5 playoff appearances in 7 seasons (0-1 in NBA Finals)
2 MVP trophies

Chris Bosh:
26 years old
7 seasons in NBA
20.2 points per game (career high of 24.0 ppg and low of 11.5)
9.4 rebounds per game (career high of 10.8 rpg and low of 7.4)
2.2 assists per game (career high of 2.6 apg and low of 1.0)
.8 steals per game (career high of .9 spg and low of .6)
1.2 blocks per game (career high of 1.4 bpg and low of 1.0)
49.2% shooting
29.8% from 3-point
79.6% free throws
2 playoff appearances in 7 seasons


Kobe Bryant: (for Kobe's career lows, the first number is always his rookie season, and second number is the career low outside his rookie season)
31 years old (32 in August)
14 seasons in NBA
25.3 points per game (career high of 35.4 ppg and low of 7.6/15.4)
5.3 rebounds per game (career high of 6.9 rpg and low of 1.9/3.1)
4.7 assists per game (career high of 6.0 apg and low of 1.3/2.5)
1.5 steals per game (career high of 2.2 spg and low of .7/.9)
.6 blocks per game (career high of 1.0 bpg and low of .3/.3)
45.5% shooting
34.0% from 3-point
83.8% free throws
12 playoff appearances in 14 seasons (4-2 in NBA Finals)
1 MVP trophy

Pau Gasol:
29 years old (30 in July)
9 NBA seasons
18.8 points per game (career high of 20.8 ppg and low of 17.6)
9.0 rebounds per game (career high of 11.3 rpg and low of 7.3)
3.2 assists per game (career high of 4.6 apg and low of 2.4)
.5 steals per game (career high of .7 spg and low of .4)
1.7 blocks per game (career high of 2.1 bpg and low of 1.0)
52.1% shooting
22.0% from 3-point
74.3% free throws
5 playoff appearances in 9 seasons (1-1 in NBA Finals)

Yeah..not really that close moving forward.