reclegend22 wrote:I mean Kobe the guy who led the Lakers to back-to-back World Championships with fellow Hall-of-Famers Andrew Bynum, Paul Gasol, Derek Fisher and Ron Artest.
I don't think that post means what you think it means, bro.Raw Dawgin' it;1602532 wrote:You're retarded.
I fucking hate LeBron. That's pretty much all the motivation I need. If you don't think he's a punk-ass bitch, then great. We all have our favorite and least favorite athletes.queencitybuckeye;1602530 wrote:It doesn't.
It does, brahreclegend22;1602536 wrote:I don't think that post means what you think it means, bro.
Yet you like Kobe...again, retarded.reclegend22;1602538 wrote:I fucking hate LeBron
I was just correcting a factual error on your part.reclegend22;1602538 wrote:I fucking hate LeBron. That's pretty much all the motivation I need. If you don't think he's a punk-ass bitch, then great. We all have our favorite and least favorite athletes.
And what does the bolded part of that post of mine you quoted mean, brah?Raw Dawgin' it;1602541 wrote:Yet you like Kobe...again, retarded.
Cheating on his wife aside (which I really don't give a fuck about), Kobe didn't throw a national television special with Jim Gray to put on the hat of the team he was going to be moving to. And that is pretty much the end of the Who Is A Bigger Douche discussion. Kobe is every bit as confident and cocky as guys like MJ or Larry, but he doesn't constantly refer to himself in the media in the assertive way that LeBron does. For the most part, Kobe does his speaking on the court. I like that.Raw Dawgin' it wrote:Yet you like Kobe...again, retarded.
...on a thread dedicated to athletes you can't hate...Heretic;1602553 wrote:This thread started to deliver when people started arguing over who is the better person between two athletes many people (who aren't a specific fan of them or their team) look at as major douches.
Prayers from Madison CountyHeretic;1602553 wrote:This thread started to deliver when people started arguing over who is the better person between two athletes many people (who aren't a specific fan of them or their team) look at as major douches.
Bynum, Gasol, and Meta World Peace are HoF? You're either drunk or retarded, broseph.reclegend22;1602546 wrote:And what does the bolded part of that post of mine you quoted mean, brah?
As an fyi, that was sarcasm, brah. See my conversation with robj33. Context, it's important.Raw Dawgin' it;1602565 wrote:Bynum, Gasol, and Meta World Peace are HoF? You're either drunk or retarded, broseph.
I doubt it, homie.reclegend22;1602570 wrote:As an fyi, that was sarcasm, brah. See my conversation with robj33. Context, it's important.
reclegend22;1602216 wrote:I mean Kobe the guy who led the Lakers to back-to-back World Championships with fellow Hall-of-Famers Andrew Bynum, Paul Gasol, Derek Fisher and Ron Artest.
robj55;1602218 wrote:LOL at you acting like that's not an incredible supporting cast. Dude is a douche and everyone knows it, easy not to like. BTW didn't he go like 6-24 in Game 7 but was bailed out by Ron Artest and Pau Gasol?
Yeah, bruh.reclegend22;1602237 wrote:It as good as Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman, a pair of Hall-of-Famers and arguably the two greatest defenders at their positions in NBA history? Or D'Wayne Wade and Chris Bosh?
Unless you're a Heat fan, Kobe is much more likable than LeBron. While Kobe might be hated by many (which is why I included him in my list), he's nowhere near the asshole that LeBron is.
This is nitpicking but there was no reason for that to be sarcastic, you realize how incredible of a supporting cast that was in 2009 and 2010?reclegend22;1602570 wrote:As an fyi, that was sarcasm, brah. See my conversation with robj33. Context, it's important.
It was definitely good, but not as good as what LeBron has had in Miami. I just feel that Kobe gets discredited too much for winning three titles with Shaq but not enough credit for the back-to-back titles he won without any fellow HOFers in 2009 and 2010. LeBron has at least one Hall-of-Famer in Wade and Jordan had two during his last three-peat. (Not saying Kobe is greater than MJ).robj55;1602576 wrote:This is nitpicking but there was no reason for that to be sarcastic, you realize how incredible of a supporting cast that was in 2009 and 2010?
He had the best front court in the league, along with the best coach. He gets plenty of credit for winning those two titles but he also went 6-24 in a game 7 in which his team won. If other stars did that they would get crucified for it, not have it overlooked. Kobe gets plenty of credit, he's one of the top 10 players ever.reclegend22;1602579 wrote:It was definitely good, but not as good as what LeBron has had in Miami. I just feel that Kobe gets discredited too much for winning three titles with Shaq but not enough credit for the back-to-back titles he won without any fellow HOFers in 2009 and 2010. LeBron has at least one Hall-of-Famer in Wade and Jordan had two during his last three-peat. (Not saying Kobe is greater than MJ).
I think what Kobe did was pretty special during that last run.
Having Phil Jackson definitely was a big advantage for both Jordan and Kobe. I can't deny that. Obviously Eric Spoelstra is not on that level. It'd be interesting to see Phil coach LeBron in the future, if LeBron were to leave Miami at some point.robj55;1602584 wrote:He had the best front court in the league, along with the best coach. He gets plenty of credit for winning those two titles but he also went 6-24 in a game 7 in which his team won. If other stars did that they would get crucified for it, not have it overlooked. Kobe gets plenty of credit, he's one of the top 10 players ever.
Agree 100%Wally;1602433 wrote:I know I'm old but...
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Do guys hate Justin Verlander because he dumped his long time g/f for Kate Upton?