RasenKirin
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East may have been weak but to beat in the playoffs and to carry a team by himself, i mean the team couldn't sustain an offense for 3 minutes without lebron i remember one game where lebron either scored or assisted on every point in the 4th quarter for the cavs and they scored 35 it was rediculous
Kobe is the only person i'd accept as a debate for whose better anyone else is ridiculous.
I agree with the bolded part 110%...
I see the case you're trying to make for LeBron there and it is legitimate, but the fact still remains, if the Lakers were in the East and Cavs were in the West, Lake Show would probably had made it to the NBA Finals countless times. Again, the only real big team then were the Detroit Pistons.
But, I'm not a big What If guy so I'll just leave that alone. And yes, LeBron is a better PASSER than Kobe no doubt. He's younger and able to do things that Kobe now at his age cannot. However, there are several things Kobe has that LeBron can't show me that he has on a consistent basis.
He isn't clutch enough for me, his leadership skills aren't on par with Kobe's. Kobe Bryant will coach the players alongside Mike Brown when he's not on the court. He see's things others do not see. And please don't let me start talking about the many times I've seen LeBron QUIT on his team during the Playoffs smh...
And then this is the sad part... Kobe Bryant is older and gets injured a hell of a lot more than LeBron does. LeBron had this elbow injury, that wasn't that serious and acted like he couldn't do anything one series against the Celtics. It was sad. Kobe plays with broken fingers, banged up knees, legs injuries and more every single season and he still gives you numbers in the Playoffs. I've seen growth from LeBron but he still has a lot of work to do in order to be considered the best in my opinion.