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2002-03 Season, Kobe averaged 30 points, 7 assists, and 6 boards/game. Shaq 27 points, 11 boards, and 3 assists. 2003-04 Season, Kobe averaged 24 points, 5 boards, and 5 assists/game. Shaq 21 points, 11 boards, and 3 assists again. A person with a rational thought could absolutely argue that towards the end of their run together, Kobe was overtaking Shaq as the best player. However, I do enjoy you stating things like that without actually looking up any facts
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I think you guys are blind to your own self-interests. You are looking at things subjectively, whereas I'm looking at them objectively. Big difference.
You're saying that players have not gotten better? Bigger? Stronger? Better trainers? Better strength coaches? Better sports psychologists?
You guys are the same people that when I said in 94 the rest of the world is catching up to us in basketball and scoffed at the notion. Face it. Teams and athletes get better with time. Jordan is NOT the greatest ever. He was for his era.
Rings mean NOTHING in team sports. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. If you win a championship in tennis or golf, yes, you HAVE to be compared to others.
You can not fault Ted Williams, Earl Campbell, Dan Marino, Barry Sanders, Ichiro Suzuki for playing on bad teams. These guys are some of the best that EVER played the game and came back with zero rings. You have to have a solid TEAM to win it.
Magic, yeah he had nobody. Jordan? Just a top 50 and the greatest rebounder in the history (and post defender) of the NBA. Bird, the front line. Jeter, the core four. Montana, the best receiver in the history of football (by my standards Megatron MAY be better) I say may because of the rule changes. Yes, there have been some in basketball, but like all sports, it's due to money and money only.
Everybody looks, few see.
Open your eyes.
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Obviously you can't win a title with a bunch of scrubs, this post is a huge fail for one Rodman only was a part of 3 of MJ's titles and he was 34 years old, MJ eviscerated every 1 in his path and left no doubt who the best NBA player was for his prime he also scored 50 plus points in 6 NBA playoff games something Lebron has never done. Lebron absolutely froze in the biggest finals of his life he wanted no part of the ball and folded like a deck of cards. The NBA is 100x more soft than it was when MJ played and the rule change, MJ would average 50 points in today's NBA and make Lebron his biotch..
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Obviously you can't win a title with a bunch of scrubs, this post is a huge fail for one Rodman only was a part of 3 of MJ's titles and he was 34 years old, MJ eviscerated every 1 in his path and left no doubt who the best NBA player was for his prime he also scored 50 plus points in 6 NBA playoff games something Lebron has never done. Lebron absolutely froze in the biggest finals of his life he wanted no part of the ball and folded like a deck of cards. The NBA is 100x more soft than it was when MJ played and the rule change, MJ would average 50 points in today's NBA and make Lebron his biotch..
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So you're telling me that Paxson and Kerr couldn't shoot? You're telling me that Pippen was not a good player? You're telling me that Grant, Longley and Cartwright couldn't defend in the post?
I'm sure that you have YEARS of basketball coaching that allow you to make these assessments.
You're saying the a corvette in 1975 would outrace one today, a burger in the 80's is better than today and computers worked faster in the 90's.
Jordan was great for his era and your comparison if they played each other is a moot point. You have a time machine, bro?
Best player I ever saw in my life ( i'm old enough to have seen the Iceman play) was Lloyd Daniels. He was Magic Johnson with Larry Bird's jumpshot and faster than both of them. I want you to imagine that for a....while. I thought things he did were out of a Dr. Seuss movie. It wasn't even fair. His poor choices led him to having an argument in Jordan's day who was the best.... Daniels or Jordan? We will never know.
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It is, however, I don't think Kobe would. He's just a stronger guy than the average person that played back then. Kobe is more filled out than Jordan. Now does that make him tougher? No. However, having more mass helps.
I mean, Shaq never played against the bad boyz, but do you think he's backing down to Laimbeer, Mahorn or Spider Salley? I don't think so....
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I have no idea what cars and burgers have anything to do with basketball, if you do research and have read books you will realize that Pippen is the only player to be part of all MJ's titles thus meaning MJ had to adapt to new players all the time, if you read my post i said you can't win with a bunch of scrubs, those guys are ok players at best, the godfather is still the best movie of all-time and Jimi Hendrix is still the best guitarist of all-time, MJ averaged 42 points in a NBA finals series, highest career average points in playoff history career wise and also highest in one game 62 in the boston garden against Mchale, Bird, chief, dennis johnson, etcc. Bird described it as God disguised as Michael Jordan. MIchael Jordan is the GOAT and there's a reason why sportscentury named him the greatest athlete of all-time b/c he's the most clutch and best player in sports history..
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Obviously you can't win a title with a bunch of scrubs, this post is a huge fail for one Rodman only was a part of 3 of MJ's titles and he was 34 years old, MJ eviscerated every 1 in his path and left no doubt who the best NBA player was for his prime he also scored 50 plus points in 6 NBA playoff games something Lebron has never done. Lebron absolutely froze in the biggest finals of his life he wanted no part of the ball and folded like a deck of cards. The NBA is 100x more soft than it was when MJ played and the rule change, MJ would average 50 points in today's NBA and make Lebron his biotch, Highes point average in the playoffs, highest average career NBA Finals history, the most dominant athlete of all-time, never lost a NBA Finals. Is responisble for destroying Clyde Drexler's career, ending the bad boy Pistons, ending showtime lakers, the reason barkely has never won a ring, killing the NEw york knicks..
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I think you guys are blind to your own self-interests. You are looking at things subjectively, whereas I'm looking at them objectively. Big difference.
You're saying that players have not gotten better? Bigger? Stronger? Better trainers? Better strength coaches? Better sports psychologists?
You guys are the same people that when I said in 94 the rest of the world is catching up to us in basketball and scoffed at the notion. Face it. Teams and athletes get better with time. Jordan is NOT the greatest ever. He was for his era.
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You can not fault Ted Williams, Earl Campbell, Dan Marino, Barry Sanders, Ichiro Suzuki for playing on bad teams. These guys are some of the best that EVER played the game and came back with zero rings. You have to have a solid TEAM to win it.
Magic, yeah he had nobody. Jordan? Just a top 50 and the greatest rebounder in the history (and post defender) of the NBA. Bird, the front line. Jeter, the core four. Montana, the best receiver in the history of football (by my standards Megatron MAY be better) I say may because of the rule changes. Yes, there have been some in basketball, but like all sports, it's due to money and money only.
Everybody looks, few see.
Open your eyes.
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Kobe at age 34 > MJ at age 34