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  • Jordan is hands down better than Kobe

  • lebron traveled

  • Where is the part where he called him GOAT?

  • AHH shut up kobe just afraid to admit that he sucks

  • Kobe Bryant sux dick

  • Kobe's my favorite player all time but Jordans the greatest of all time, nuff said from a die hard laker fan.

  • KOBE BEAN BRAYNT!!!!!

  • GOAT = GREATEST OF ALL TIME

  • that right there...is a little something called RESPECT

  • I am not a fan of jordan, but he's indeed the greatest

  • oh is it..then u r a PIG !!

  • wut do u mean hes a goat? explain?

  • @Thinker916 He means Greatest Of All Time

    G.O.A.T

  • i dont like him, hes fake and selfish

  • @HjallisY2k

    Are really talking about Kobe?

    You do know he leads his team in the assist category for the past about decade?

  • Kobe and Michael, nuff said

  • he is a damn good player but to be honest he is just a bitch!

  • my cousins always called me that, nd i never knew what the hell it was until this video

  • @otisahmed dude your so cool!

  • @kobefan244 dude stop being a cunt, if u dont give a shit bout this comment then leave it alone, fuck off dipshit. Look at ur fucking user kobefan244, get a life dayum bitch smd

  • you damn fucking right hes the GOAT kobe and you better respect it you hotel worker raping bitch!

  • @MYASSYRIANPRIDE773 shut the hell up

  • jordan is goat in 2 ways= Greates Of All Time

    and chews chewing gum like an actual goat

  • GOAT=Greatest Of All Time

  • THANK YOU!

  • Okay. Something strange is going on. Why is it that almost every video I click, no matter what type of content it is, there's the "Worst Nipple Piercing" video on the right side. I think YT and VFVideoz are in some type of partnership.

  • Greatest

    Of

    All

    Time

  • stephen a smith sounds like a major douchebag anytime he is talking except when it's with an NBA player like Kobe. basically a dickrider..

  • WTF da hell is nipple piercing related to Kobe ?!?!?!

  • greatist of all time not the freaking animal lol

  • mj had a dunk named after him like fuckin, how can you really do a compareson... not that im saying kobe has no chance but mj is in a whole diffrent leauge because of the year's of expereince...

  • I like Kobe's response, but he really doesn't have his own style. The dude's play on the court is completely from MJ. Even the celebrations he does at the end of games. Gotta love Kobe's passon for the game, but he's a copycat...plain and simple.

  • @heels4lifx stfu, mj is the last person i would hear that kobe copy. who the fuk could copy wat mj did?, kobe's moves arent new but you cant say he is copying som1

  • @JZjaden of course you can. his style is so similar to MJ's, it's creepy

  • I admit MJ is the best. But I really like kobe being a such a gentle man. He doesn't need to be compared to MJ all the time. He got his own style

  • he so sexy in this interview <3 KB

  • LeBron is a goat.. and i don't mean the greatest of all time..

  • @NikolaBlahBlahh and you are an idiot

  • @NikolaBlahBlahh he's the best player in the league currently...

  • @ThExLeGeNdxv2 LBJ?? AHAHAHAHAHAHA You are fucking hilarious

  • LOL blackadam06 droppin BOMBS on people in the comments! Get 'em dog!

  • wilt chamberlain is the goat

  • no way mj is the GOAT

  • @jamesmutabazi1

    Lemme guess...U think kobe, the same guy who wasn't even the best player on his own team during his 1st 4 finals, and who's been OUTPERFORMED by a teammate in 5 finals now, is though huh?

    SMH..wow

    Y2K kids = utter morons

  • @blackadam06 makes me laugh how you laugh at youngsta's for being morons when you can't even get your words right...or should i say write...? come on genius. you must have spell check or sum'n wright? this is also the guy who is responsible for bringing USA back to the world level of comp in the 08 olympics...when bronze was sposed to lift us up and dropped the ball who decided the outcome of the gold medal game? Kobe

  • @josephmcconville91

    It makes me laugh when idiots like U try to question someone's intelligence without having a base perspective on the language.

    1st of all dumb ass, me using the letter "u" in place of the word is called using "phonetics", or don't they still teach that in school to dummies like yourself?

    Phonetics is the foundation to pronouncing EVERY word in the english language, or didn't your ignorant ass realize that?

    Wouldn't surprise me if U didn't..SMH

  • @blackadam06 Kobe fans...smh

  • @ThExLeGeNdxv2

    I know right....they're such idiots..

  • @blackadam06 now you cannot 'right' out a full word for the lack of trying. to me that just means that your a lazy bum who either a. doesn't know how to type, or b. spell checks everything he can on google, or c. is too pathetic to know what he is doing in real life so he throws out all his aggression out on people he doesn't know anything about to make his own ego feel better for what he lacks in real life, which can be a lack of a real life.

    stop picking on kids and find a job to enjoy, knob

  • @josephmcconville91

    Hey moron, there's a limited amount of characters we're allowed in these messages, so me using the phonetic variation of a word is just my way of circumventing that.

    Deal with it!

    "stop picking on kids and find a job"

    Kid or not, if you're bold enough to talk sh*t to someone, then don't try to use age or your screen to hide behind when U get called out.

    And I'm self employed so I don't "need" to do anything moron..

  • @blackadam06 HAHA I LOVE THIS stop picking on kids and find a job HHAHAAHA you the man bro

  • Nuf said.

  • i literally thought he was going to call him a goat

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  • @Almostblue27 me too lol

  • @Almostblue27 same

  • @blackadam06 im a kobe fan but he cant compare to jordan

    michael jordan is the best basketball player ever no questios asked :)

  • It's the first time Kobe is ever right about something.

  • lmao for some reason the abbreviation for greatest of all time always makes me crack up.

  • to the guys that are argueing in the 10 previous pages of comments, i think i speak for everyone here when i say "shut the hell up"

  • @flpsyco03

    And I think I can speak for all of us who weren't talkin' to U when I say, go watch the damn video & stop reading comments that aren't even addressed to U.

  • @blackadam06, hats off to you brother!

  • i think kobe got angry because of his STUPID FANS comparing him to the GOAT, michael jordan!!!

  • You guys do know G.O.A.T stands for Greatest Of All Times

  • GOAT's eat HAM

  • Michael Jordan: rated the best athlete of all sports all countries in the 20th century. No contest. In a league of his own which Kobe is not. Dwade won a championship with an older shaq. that's all I need to know.

  • Oy how bout everyone shut the fuck up and enjoy greatness. Eras cannot clash and no one will ever know who is better exactly. Going off statistics won't work either cuz eras have higher difficulties and let's face it, Jordan's era after his first championship were soft teams. 2011 finals is probably the hardest fought finals in a long time, and as for shaq he got away with alot of shit his 3 championships in LA, he would't have won without kobe. No great player can go it alone anyways

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  • @LaivonRuvie This man speaks the truth. There is no "Greatest" of all time.

  • @LaivonRuvie

    1990-98: 38 teams won AT LEAST 50 games & 18 teams won at least 60.

    2000-09: only 28 teams won 50 games & 12 teams won 60.

    Only 64 teams in HISTORY allowed FEWER than 101 pts per 100 possessions. 1993-04 had 48 teams do it, meaning 7 of those seasons are from the 90s ALONE!

    This era's had MORE 20 win & sub .500 teams than any era in the HISTORY of the league, so WTF are U talkin' about?

    Dummies like U are WHY people can't stand your ignorant, wack ass generation..SMH

  • @antav9 yes you did mention that kobe is more talented than mj.. moron..

  • @claybon Ok, let me break this down for you. I'll try to be as clear as possible. You said in your 1st response to my post: "you're stupid to say that kobe is much more talented than jordan.." See the word "much" in YOUR post?? The word, "much", is not in my initial post, therefore, you misquoted me as a I said! I even CAPITALIZED the word "MUCH" to make it easy for you to see what I was disagreeing about in your response and you still didn't get it?? But you call me stupid and a moron????

  • Of course the Lakers went through Shaq in those 3 finals, he had a total mis-match at his position each time ! He wasn't going against Hakeem, Ewing, ...etc., he was playing against soft Rik Smits, old Mutumbo and who ever New Jersey's no name center was! Of course he was MVP. The best teams the Lakers faced was on the way to those finals... Spurs, Trailblazers...and Kobe was killin them!

  • Jordan Jockers need their head examined. While your looking at MJ's scoring titles also look at all his FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS PER GAME "titles"... 9, as in more than any other, player ever! Look at MJ not having to share the ball with a dominant big man, look at MJ not winning a ring until the best teams/players got old (Lakers/Celtics, Magic/Bird). Shaq was not better than Kobe , he was bigger and was playing against weak centers in those 1st 3 finals( Rik Smits, ...etc.)

  • @antav9 while you are looking at his field goal attempts per game title, why not look at his FG pct? enuff said.

  • @DotEqualP I know what Jordan's fg% is, what about it? Not "enuff said"

  • @antav9 you said jordan jockers should look at the field goal attempts. but does it really matter, if he makes a high pct of it? that's what i meant.

  • @DotEqualP Ok. I pretty much knew what you meant but needed you to state it to be sure, so I could respond. In general it does matter because it's a team sport. Because a player shoots a high% doesn't necessarily mean he should take a certain amount of shots. MJ's 1st coach said MJ not letting go of the ball was the biggest obstacle to them winning. Also, most fans of MJ misinterpret his fg% and think it means he's a better shooter than Kobe, but he's not, Kobe's better, especially from range

  • @DotEqualP The reason MJ has a higher fg% than Kobe is because Kobe is more of a 3pt shooter than MJ was (Kobe has shot more than twice the 3pt'ers MJ did),it's more of a weapon for Kobe. And 3pt% figures into your overall fg%. MJ actually sucked at 3pt shooting.

  • @antav9

    "The reason MJ has a higher fg% than Kobe is because Kobe is more of a 3pt shooter"

    Who's fault is that?

    What idiot GREATLY RELIES on a shot that's the LOWEST % shot in the game, and is BARELY a 40% shot for the game's GREATEST shooters, especially when his ass BARELY shoots 34% from there himself?!!

    A shot jacker that's who!

    That's called BAD SHOT SELECTION whenever U get through makin' all of these childish, retarded fan-boy excuses...SMH

  • @antav9

    Just look at kobe's career 2pt conversion rate (shots inside the 3pt arc), which excludes his 3pt attempts. He still BARELY shoots a mediocre 46%!!

    MJ shot 52% inside the arc for his career!

    Again 2pt conversion EXCLUDES 3pt attempts, so U can't use that excuse.

    His BEST season in 2pt conversions is 49%, which he did 3x.

    MJ shot 50+% in 2pt conversion 9x with his BEST season being 55%, which he did 4x!

    So how come kobe can't consistently shoot 50% INSIDE the 3pt arc if he so great?!!

  • @antav9

    Career 3pt%: MJ 32% -- kobe 34%

    Career playoff 3pt%: 33% -- kobe 33%

    Career finals 3pt%: MJ 37% -- kobe 28%

    Care to explain?

    His 2% edge in career 3pt% is ONLY in the reg season!

    MJ has AS MANY seasons as him shooting 35% in 3ptrs and MORE than him shooting over that!

    MJ also has 4 seasons shooting ABOVE the league avg in 3pt%. Kobe only has 2!

    So if MJ sucks at 3pt shooting, what's that say about the guy who takes MORE but only has a 2% edge?!!

    antav9 = typical ignorant ass kobe homer

  • @blackadam06 Truth: Both Kobe and MJ shot 35% or more 5 times (rounding Kobe's 34.7% season to 35%). However, 3 of those seasons for MJ was when the NBA moved the line closer! (94.95,96), you know, the sissy 3pt line) Way to leave that out (probably didn't know). Kobe had the advantage of that line only as a wide eyed rookie, where he shot 37.5% on 136 shots. What would he have done as a vet (like MJ was) at that time? Sorry but MJ's 3pt numbers are skewed by that closer line.

  • @blackadam06 9 years before the line was moved MJ shot less than 20% 4 times, less than 30% 2 times, 31% once, and had 2 good years from 3pt range at 37.6% and 35.2%. An average of those 9 years has him shooting less than 25% from 3pt land. The 3 years after the line was moved back out to the original distance he again shot less than 30% (23.8%,19% and 29.1%).Basically MJ sucked from the 3pt line as I said.

  • @antav9

    One's # of attempts are what GREATLY influences their %. MJ wasn't even taking that many during his low% 3pt seasons! The guy who shoots 5 3ptrs a game is going to have a much higher 3pt% than someone with the same ability avgn only 1 attempt a game.

    B4 age 31 and his 1st retirement, MJ hit 24-57 ( 42%) in 3ptrs during his 1st 3 finals. Kobe in his last 3 Finals has hit 33-100 (33%).

    Yes he made 9 more, but he's also MISSED 43 MORE!

    Again, the # of attempts is what's made the difference!

  • @antav9

    MJ's 1st 5 yrs from the 3pt line: 20.2% on 0.83 3pt attempts per game

    MJ's next 5 yrs from the 3pt line: 35% on 2.06 3pt attempts per game

    See the difference?!!

    MJ from 1984-85: 52 3pt attempts = 17.3%

    MJ from 1989-90: 245 3pt attempts = 37.6%.

    Total: 101-297 = 34%

    Again....do U see what actually happens when he decided to start shooting a lot of em?

  • @blackadam06 As far as explaining Kobe's finals 3pt % I'll have to question your 28% average for him first? I have him shooting in his 7 finals from the 3pt line ..20%, 33%, 55%,17%, 32%, 36%, 32%. It's late and I'm bad at math but I have him around 32% as an average, I may be wrong, really, so I'll ask you to double check your number, then I can explain it to you if you like.

  • @antav9

    Bird in yrs avgn:

    1 or less 3pt attempts: 25%

    1 or more 3pt attempts: 40%

    Bird had 5 seasons where he took LESS than 100 3pt shots, and in EVERY LAST 1 of 'em, he shot BELOW 30% in 3ptrs.

    Again, one's # of attempts GREATLY influences their %.

    Players from MJ 's era didn't consistently take a lot of 'em like players today because they had BETTER shot selection & didn't over rely on it, considering it's the WORST % shot in the game & is BARELY a 40% shot for the game's GREATEST shooters.

  • @blackadam06 Yeah, # of attempts makes a difference. Bottom line is 3 of MJ's highest 3pt fg%'s (50% (only 32 attempts, btw), 42.7% and 37.4%) came during the 3 years the line was closer, I'm certainly not going to compare that to guys shooting further out. Subtract those years and MJ's shooting about 28% in 3pt'ers.

  • @blackadam06 You can say if MJ shot more during those bad yrs he would have shot better, maybe, maybe not. I'm certainly not going to assume that it's true because it's true of great shooters like Bird and others. Truth is MJ didn't shoot enough 3pters to even be included in the top 50 3pt shooters in history (which Kobe is on a couple of lists I checked).

  • @blackadam06 Jordan didn’t shoot less from from 3pt range because he had “better shot selection” He shot less 3’s because 1) He sucked at it, and knew it wasn’t his strength. 2) He didn’t have a dominant big man taking up the middle for much of his career so drives to the basket were more available to MJ. 3) He didn’t have to play against/shoot over a zone D as much as Kobe.

  • @antav9

    "He didn’t have to play against/shoot over a zone D as much as Kobe"

    Lemme continue to bust up your weak ass, uninformed argument

    “Last season, Jordan had to [overcome] the harassment of [zone traps] and [double and triple teaming] to win the scoring title by averaging 37.1 points a game”

    – Sam Goldpaper: “Challenges for Jordan: New League Rule and New Role”; NY Times, Nov 4, 1987

    That excerpt ALONE kills your argument..

  • @antav9

    "Perhaps the biggest confusion of all was the [tougher] illegal-defense rule to [combat zone defenses.]"

    -- George Vecsey: "Sports Of Times: Combating Hand-checks The World Over"; NY Times, Nov 6, 1994

    Hmm?

    "Our teams are [zoning now]. Rule or [no rule] (illegal defense). We're not allowed to use the word `zone' but [it's a zone]"

    -- Dick Motta: "A Twilight Zone: "The NBA has this rule about illegal defense"; Associated Press, 1996.

    Why is Zone D being mentioned? Gee I wonder why? Hmm?

  • @antav9

    Hey lets see what Phil Jackson says about how he thinks Seattle will defend MJ in the '96 finals:

    "I don't think Seattle is going to put Gary Payton on Michael Jordan much. We like that matchup because he'll get in foul trouble. In a [zone defense] like Seattle [plays], they're just going to [double-team] him [all] the time."

    -- Phil Jackson: "NBA Finals Notebook; Jackson Can't Picture The Nets in His Future"; by Mike Wise, June 4, 1996

    But I thought U said MJ didn't face much zones?

  • @blackadam06 So maybe it's more accurate for me to say MJ was "deficient" (as opposed to sucking) at 3pt shooting. You say better/smarter shot selection, I say yeah, because he wasn't good at it.

  • @antav9

    "I say yeah, because he wasn't good at it"

    What U say is DUMB because it's illogical and CLEARLY leans on he side of fanatical fan-boyism.

    Again, if MJ "wasn't that good" at 3pt shooting, then what's that say about kobe who's ONLY manged mediocre 2% edge in career 3pt% over him (and only in the reg season at that), while having MORE career attempts & misses than him?

    I mean seriously kid, who are U trying to fool?

    Do U hear how STUPID U sound?

    SMH...

  • @blackadam06 As far as defense today and in MJ's day. I just don't have time to properly discuss it here but the alleged tough defense MJ faced has been over stated. MJ didn't just face great defensive teams his whole career, there were bad defensive teams in his day too. Earlly in his career he was roughed up but when he really got established you could barely touch the guy without a whistle.

  • @antav9

    And U wanna talk about what MJ faced on the defensive end?

    Only 64 teams in HISTORY have allowed FEWER than 101 pts per 100 possessions. 1993-04 saw 48 teams do this, so that means 7 of those seasons are from the 90s ALONE!

    All U kobe homers do is deny..deny..deny...and come up with the most ABSURD excuses that can EASILY be refuted with verifiable facts & evidence..SMH

  • @blackadam06 You would think in MJ's best offensive games he would be getting knocked around at some point to slow his offensive onslaught. I challenge anyone to review these games and tell me about all this tough D he faced. Goggle "Century Mark? MJ’s Top 10 Scoring Games" What I see is him barely touched at all. The only hand checking I see is what MJ himself was doing.

  • @antav9

    "The [elimination] of the [hand check] has been a [boon to scoring], especially to players such as [Bryant]. Since defenders [aren't allowed] to [impede his progress] with the hand check, opponents have [often] found themselves at [his mercy]."

    -- Steve Kerr: "Next up, 100? Strategies, rule changes make it a possibility"; by David DuPree, USA TODAY, Jan 24, 2006

    Even with the advantage of the new rules, he STILL can't consistently put up the kinda #s MJ did so what's that tell ya?

  • @blackadam06 Lastly, MJ and Kobe played in different era's, under different rules, with different teammates, with different coaching philosophies, against different competition...etc There is NO fair way to properly compare them. Talent is the closest we can get to a comparison, for me Kobe is more talented. Doesn't mean he will achieve more. That's it for me, some of you are too childish and immature to discuss this without insults, no longer going to indulge that.

  • @antav9

    "MJ and Kobe played in different era's"

    Their career overlap so save that excuse kid.

    "under different rules"

    He played his 1st 8 yrs under the SAME rules MJ played his ENTIRE career under so again, save the excuses.

    "with different coaching philosophies"

    SMH..kobe played in the triangle offense longer than MJ did, so what are U talkin' about?!!

    "Kobe is more talented"

    Then WHERE are the consistently BETTER on-court results from his alleged superior talent to PROVE it?

    GTFOH...SMH

  • @blackadam06

    "Their career overlap so save that excuse kid."

    Dr. J and MJ's career overlap too, but I wouldn't say they played in the same "Era", would you?

    "He played his 1st 8 yrs under the SAME rules MJ played his ENTIRE career under so again, save the excuses."

    So when Kobe went off (when asked by P. J) in Feb 2003 for 9 straight games of 40+pts ( two 50+) he was doing it under the "SAME" rules as MJ? I thought most MJ fans say Kobe couldn't ball like that under those rules?

  • @blackadam06 "He played his 1st 8 yrs under the SAME rules MJ played his ENTIRE career under so again, save the excuses."

    Aren't you dudes the ones saying Kobe plays under different rules, favorable to today's players? So when did these different rules start? Are you sure they played under the "exact" same rules ?? Don't think so.

  • @antav9

    "Aren't you dudes the ones saying Kobe plays under different rules favorable to today's players?"

    He has for the last 6 yrs..

    "So when did these different rules start?"

    '05...the fact that you're asking this question just SHOWS your ignorance on the matter..SMH

    "Are you sure they played under the "exact" same rules ?"

    SMH...wow

    If the new rules began in '05 dummy, so that means that he played his 1st 8 seasons under the SAME RULES MJ played his ENTIRE career under U f*ckin' idiot!

  • @blackadam06

    "So when did these different rules start?"

    ”05...the fact that you're asking this question just SHOWS your ignorance on the matter..SMH”

    Uhh, “2001-02- Illegal Defense removed. Defensive three second rule added.”

    MJ’s career, 84-03. Jordan plays a full 11 (not counting his 7 and 17 gm yrs) seasons under a DIFFERENT major rule than Kobe. And don’t even try to include Kobe’s 1st 2 yrs in this.

    “If the new rules began in '05 dummy”… (they didn’t dummy!)

  • @antav9

    1st of all dumb ass, all of these new rules were "experimented" with in '01, but "legalized" in '05.

    Like I said, U need to go do some damn homework B4 trying to talk about something U OBVIOUSLY know NOTHING about...SMH

  • @blackadam06

    "SMH..kobe played in the triangle offense longer than MJ did, so what are U talkin' about?!!"

    MJ played his first few years under a different coaching philosophy (non-triangle), when PJ arrived they played the triangle, but are you saying there were no differences between the way it was played with MJ/Pippen...etc (guard oriented) and Shaq/Kobe (center oriented)? Surely you are not saying that. That's what "I'm talkin' about"

  • @antav9

    1st of all, having a dominant post player made running the triangle BETTER & EASIER than having a dominant perimeter player who slid into the post to perform that duty, as Phil so eloquently points out in his book "The Last Season: A Team In Search Of Its Soul" on p.94.

    I suggest U go read it & get some perspective kid, because U desperately need it trying to discuss this topic..

  • @blackadam06

    ”1st of all, having a dominant post player made running the triangle,…… bla, bla, bla…”

    Never said the triangle was harder with a dominant big man! I indicated there are “differences” between the Bulls/Lakers triangle, you agree with me by saying it was “easier”. But Kobe’s role was different than MJ’s in the triangle, even PJ said so. Main point is Kobe and MJ’s careers have enough differences that make it impossible to fairly compare them (true for most great players).

  • @antav9

    "Kobe and MJ’s careers have enough differences that make it impossible to fairly compare them"

    Bullshit...

    They're both the same height, play(ed) the same position, in the same offense for a MORE than comparable # of yrs, so miss me with that excuse kid..

  • @blackadam06 fag

  • @8MunchenBayern8

    Bitch-made

  • @blackadam06

    I’m done. People are right, We need to stop talking to you about this. You’re the worst Jordan Jocker I’ve heard. The one who “knows he’s right”, posts some crap followed by an insult, believing there can’t possibly be a response to his “great knowledge and wisdom”. Your’e just like your god Michael Jordan , the most selfish, mean spirited, ego-maniac to ever play the game. Advice: Have head surgically removed from MJ's back side! Peace

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  • @blackadam06

    "Then WHERE are the consistently BETTER on-court results from his alleged superior talent to PROVE it?

    GTFOH...SMH"

    I believe Kobe is more talented than MJ or has more pure B'ball skill. You disagree, and think I'm an idiot for saying it...but you also must think this guy is an idiot to.

    Interviewer: Do you agree that Kobe has better basketball skills than MJ?

    Guest: "He does....." The guest is Phil Jackson. ("Phil Jackson compares Jordan and Kobe (2008)" youtube

  • @antav9

    "It's one thing to [hope to be] like him, it's another thing to [be] like him. [I'm] with ESPN's Bill Simmons on this, we have to [take] Michael out of the equation. [Stop] comparing [anyone] to Michael Jordan. It's just [not fair]. Kobe [doesn't even shoot] the same [percentage] as Michael. He's [not] the same player."

    -- Phil Jackson: "Kobe Bryant not in Michael Jordan's company"; sportingnews . com, Mar 14, 2011

    So goes your Phil Jackson angle...

  • @antav9

    Phil's the same guy that got put on blast by 1 of his own players for saying that Horace Grant was a better rebounder than Charles Oakley, yet Grant doesn't have 1 season with a better rebs avg or total.

    Just because he said it doesn't make it a true statement!

    He merely gave an analysis and last time I checked, fans (especially the informed ones) have a right to do the same if for nothing else, to see if he makes any damn sense at all.

  • @antav9

    As a fan U SHOULD be weighing his sentiments against the FACTS & reality of the situation to see if it holds any merit whatsoever.

    But U kobe fans don't. U just take his comments as a matter of fact because it's along the lines of what U want to be-LIE-ve about him...SMH

    Even the greatest amongst us can say some of the most absurd, ignorant & senseless things from time to time, and this is CLEARLY 1 of them.

  • @antav9

    How the hell's it possible for 1 guy to allegedly be SO MUCH MORE skilled & talented at something than the next guy, if he consistently fairs WORSE at it than him?

    How?!!

    Do U hear how IDIOTIC that sounds?!!

    And given the fact that he's now played under rules that the league admits are designed to FAVOR guys like himself, yet STILL can't consistently put up equal or better #s, just REINFORCES my position on the matter LOL!!

    MJ basically put up kobe's career #s at 39-40 yrs old LOL!!

  • @blackadam06

    "I wouldn't compare them," said Jackson, who coached both. "I think Kobe's as good as Michael."….Phil Jackson, L.A.Times “The Kobe Rules: A unique code for a unique player”, Mark Heisler April 27, 2011

    I see ur PJ comment and raise you one, homeboy! (plus he answered "yes" to "is Kobe more skilled", my initial point)

  • @antav9

    "You'd root for a guy to have a big game, maybe a 30 or 40 point game, but to see this guy (MJ) do it [every single night], that's what stood out the most to me of [any] player I've [ever] seen"

    /watch?v=j38do-TsFjQ&feature=r­elated <--- Phil Jackson @ 1:50

    To claim he's more skilled & talented than MJ means that he consistently fairs better & consistently produces better on-court RESULTS, so why isn't this true for him in relation to MJ, especially since he now plays under EASIER rules?

  • @antav9

    How is it that the alleged more talented & skilled player (kobe), consistently produces INFERIOR on-court results at virtually EVERY FACET of the game, especially in the playoffs & finals where it MATTERS most?

    I mean how utterly ridiculous is that?!!

    U ignorant kobe fanboys are just arrogant enough to think that your opinion of a player's ability is what defines it, but not their on-court production, which is literally the consistent RESULT of the very skill & talent in question..SMH

  • @blackadam06 It's late, so I'll have to respond to your other posts about 2pt conversions...etc another time. BTW, some of you Jordan Jockers are very rude and quick to call people idiot, stupid, moron, ignorant...etc. But it's cool, the worst I'll say is "Jordan Jocker" or something like that, usually with a smile , but I think it;s an apt description of some of those on the MJ bandwagon without proper research and facts. but I won't call anyone stupid or the like, because I don't know you.

  • @antav9

    "some of you Jordan Jockers are very rude and quick to call people idiot"

    This coming from a moron who says that MJ "sucked" at it, while REFUSING to acknowledge the fact that kobe ONLY shoots 2-tenths better than him from out there, despite having MORE attempts & misses..SMH

    This is WHY dummies like U get called a moron, ignorant, stupid.

    Your logic makes NO SENSE at all..

    By your own damn definition, if he sucks at it, what's that say about kobe?!!

  • @DotEqualP What bothers me is fans praise MJ for his scoring titles, but never mention his fga's. You can't talk about scoring without talking about shot attempts. MJ only scored more than Kobe because MJ had the "green light" from day one and he didn't have to share the ball/shots with a dominant big man. Kobe's actually a better scorer than MJ (yeah I said it!).Some of those years when MJ was getting scoring titles he was playing selfish ball. 10 scoring titles, 9 time leader in fga's hmmm.

  • @antav9

    "Kobe's actually a better scorer than MJ"

    Where's the evidence?

    Kobe can't even consistently lead the league in scoring, or score as many ppg as MJ on the same amount of pts. Kobe's just an in efficient, shot jackin' volume shooter/scorer....he's just a 6'6 A.I.!!

    "Some of those years when MJ was getting scoring titles he was playing selfish ball"

    Oh really?

    Guess who LED CHI in apg those seasons? Kinda' hard to be selfish if you're the main guy getting everyone else the ball U moron!

  • @antav9 The year (94-95) MJ shot 50% from 3pt range was the year he played only 17 games and took only 32 3pt’ers! That’s not enough attempts to get a good reading on accuracy when your comparing it to a guy (kobe) who’s minimum attempts is 101! Let's look at MJ's other minimum attempt seasons, 9 of 52 (17%), 3 of 18 (17%), 12 of 66 (18%), 7 of 53 (13%), 10 of 53 (19%)

  • @antav9 hey, dont forget, kobe shot a lot more crazy shots than jordan, there's no question about that. so when you say field goal attempts, what mike took were better shots than kobe did. so overall, i tink michael was a better scorer because of how he scored. he took smart shots, he was playing more on basketball IQ. Kobe didnt do tt until the later part of his career. when he won his first title, tt was when he figured it out. so i daresay kobe is not exactly a better scorer.

  • @DotEqualP

    Exactly!!!

    They kill me with their ridiculous claims about him in regards to MJ, and honestly think that if they just ignore the facts & just keep insisting that they're right, that this will change the REALITY of the situation..SMH

    If kobe were the scorer MJ was, it would consistently show up in his seasonal offensive production, yet it NEVER does.

    Kobe's fans ALWAYS cherry pick out his greatest offensive "games" to use as their argument, as if that represents the whole season..SMH

  • @DotEqualP No doubt that Kobe has taken a lot of crazy shots. At times, while watching Laker games, I found myself saying "no, wait, don't shoot..." MJ forced up a lot of shots early on and took criticism for it. Yes, he shot a higher fg%, I just think there are other reasons beyond "MJ was smarter, had a higher B'ball IQ...etc"

  • hmmmm "talkin bout the greatest that ever played the game" he might be talkin bout himself?

  • kobetards get your heads examined.

    In Michael Jordan standards Kobe is not clutch. Jordan brings a new definition of clutch.

    look at all his scoring titles. now look at kobe. Look at his 5 mvps. Now look at kobe. Look at his 6 finals mvp. Now look at kobe. Look at scottie pippen. Now look at shaq (who was better than Kobe.)

    You can have your Kobe vs Lebron but Jordan over Kobe. What's scarier is that Jordan didn't have Kobe, Wade or Lebron to compete against.

  • @colossalko that statement is just dumb.

  • @THROCKSFULable Jordan had competition that was tougher than wade, and lebron. Learn your history you 14 year old.

  • if kobe wins 2 more rings, he will be GOAT. He didn't do it like mike did, two 3 peats, 6 time finals MVP, but rings talk and once he gets that 7th it will just solidify his GOAT status.

  • @christhehighguy Just like Robert Horry!

  • you're stupid to say that kobe is much more talented than jordan.. jordan can lead his team well, that's the kind of talent kobe is lack of..

  • @claybon First of all I didn't say Kobe is MUCH more talented than Jordan. Since you called me "stupid", at least quote me correctly please. 2nd, Kobe led his team to 3 finals appearances in a row and 2 rings after having his "own team" for only 4 years.....but you still say "that's the kind of talent Kobe lacks" ??

  • Kobe is more talented than Michael Jordan.

  • @antav9 ...........hahahahahHAHAHAHAHA *gasp* ha *gasp* hahahaHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA *weez* *cough* ha ahhh. yea ok

  • @TheMercDeadpool1 I know most of you Jordan worshippers view what I said as blasphemy, but, sorry, Kobe is/has been more "talented" than Jordan was.

  • @antav9 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOO he isnt

  • @TheLukicho Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eeeeeeeeeeeeees he is.

  • well duh!

    if jordan and kobe came in together Jordan is still better.

    They did play and Jordan packed kobe a lunch and took him to school every time!

    If Jordan was around today Kobe would be LeBron. yeah he is great but he isn't the best

  • @theraVen27 Jordan isn't around today. Its a different time. And Jordan would need his cast of B.J Amstrongs, Scottie Pippens, Dennis Rodmans, Horace Grants or someone else to debase Kobe's stance. The reason Kobe is Kobe is his 5 rings. LeBron is LeBron because he is ring-less. If & when LeBron wins championships then "some" of the sensible debaters will quiet down.

  • @TheDJIdris ,how many rings exactly did kobe won without shaq or pao,when his center is kris mihm and kwame????every great player needs a great back up!make it 6 for MJ and scottie and 5 for kobe wit shaq or pau!

  • @frankjfy12 Are you telling me Shaq, arguably the greatest and most dominant big man of the last 30 years was support? He was winning the MVPs during those runs. If anybody was Pippen, Kobe was during those 3 years. Although in all likelihood they were closer in skill, but Shaq was the man then. The team ran through him in that Triangle Offense. People forget Hack-a-Shaq quickly.

  • @TheDJIdris,youknow what i dnt get you.on ur 1st comment ur saying that kobe's better than mj.then now ur telling me that kobe was shaq's bitch during that 3peat.i dont get it...are you a pro or anti kobe?and what's the point of ur arguement????

  • @theraVen27 Are you talking about when Jordan was a 12 year veteran and Kobe was a rookie? I agree with what you're saying, but that's not fair.

  • Kobe Bryant is probably the closest thing to Michael Jordan we will ever see both in terms of performance and preparation. They are both cut from the same cloth.

  • Kobe is fake. He said that magic is his favorite player.

  • @electrotech3000 Favorite and Great aren't the same thing.

  • @TheDJIdris you are right

  • kobe HAS to say MJ is the greatest to show respect, if MJ were to play in this era of NBA, he would not have had the success Kobe has