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@THEEJoeMess @Stephen_Springs Sorry 1 for 29

@THEEJoeMess @Stephen_Springs He is 1 for 38 in clutch shots since joining the Lakers. Look it up.

It’s not. LeBron is a better basketball player than Kobe. That’s the difference

@bdubjc @Freaky2Not @uscfan981 This is false. He was top 2 until Klutch sports started their narrative. watch an old broadcast and they say it all the time.

@Freaky2Not @uscfan981 What makes Kobe better than Bird? Before his death he wasn’t even in most people’s top10 now people have him in there top5 lol I’m taking the smartest guy who ever played the game one of the most clutch players ( Bird) before Kobe

Larry Bird isn’t a top 5 all time player.

@EGCollins @uscfan981 Bird is better than at least 3 of those players

@uscfan981 Top 5 All Time: Jordan, LeBron, Magic, Kareem, Steph Curry. Bird is top 20.

@VT802_Nicholas @LoveTheOrange1 All NBA 1st team in 91.

@LoveTheOrange1 @24Jeremiah8 He was not in 1991. Please

All of the 91 Lakers 92 Blazers 93 Suns 96 Sonics 97 Jazz 98 Jazz We’re capable of beating the Bulls. Not a single knowledgeable historian would argue those weren’t great teams that could have competed with any other title team ever at a high level. Only kids who have no real value being in the discussion will try to sell that to you. If you watched those series, the clear advantage that lessened those great teams ability to beat the Bulls was that peak Michael Jordan was on Chicago He was the overwhelming variable on winning effect That is unarguable and how any basketball mind worth a damn will see it. The Bulls WERE capable of beating Detroit in 90 and lost They weren’t capable of beating Detroit in 89 or 88. Neither MJ or the roster was ready They weren’t capable of beating the Celtics in 87 or 86. Neither MJ was ready as team player or leader and even so his roster was vastly weaker They weren’t capable of beating the Bucks in 85. MJ was way too young as a leader and the Bulls were a disaster roster construction. If you read what I’m saying it’s that MJ himself wasn’t good enough as a compete player to win those years and his team was not built to compete for a title those years regardless of his individual greatness. The roster and MJ would all continue to develop over the years. 1990 is the blemish to me. They had the team just not the system or resolve or experience to beat Detroit It’s a fact although that other than 90, every single season he had a real contender capable roster, he won

@FastbreakHoops5 Yep got it done in far less time and far more successfully!

LeBron was living a completely different life at 41 than Michael Jordan was.

@LoveTheOrange1 @VT802_Nicholas No because of HIV Magic retired in his late prime.I have a very unpopular view that it is entirely possible Magic could have 6 and MJ 5 if he wasn't forced to retire. Lakers were very capable of filling in players around him over next few years. But that make believe,MJ the GOAT

@VT802_Nicholas Because he beat them lol

@kawhi_ring You getting muted for these lies

Thoughts on Kobe in the clutch?

@madd___slander Back to back NCAA titles and his immediate impact in the NBA. Him and Penny were the second coming and were everywhere for a few years. He's HOF no doubt in my mind.

I agree and as big of a fan I am of his he shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame, then again he should considering it's the "Basketball" Hall of Fame not the NBA Hall of Fame, it's about the all around body of work

@twnkiehuntr But MJ played defense end of conversation

He averaged 37 on 28 shots per game. Harden averaged 36 on 24 shots per game

@TonyDaDome Couldn't agree more my Man! Keeps getting better

I listened to Light Years this morning on a commute & man, that’s a good album. NAS & DJ Premier went old school. 🏫 💿👑🔥🎤

@FoolishCop @StockSavvyShay Well this seems important

@StockSavvyShay Except $MU missed out on supplying the HMB4. SK Hynix is supplying 70%, Samsung the other 30%. MU is supplying the LPDDR5X memory

$MU is one of only three companies on earth that can supply HBM at the volume and spec $NVDA VR200 demands. The supply constraint has gotten so severe that memory content alone now runs ~$2M per rack.

@HawkEmDownChris Not his peak but his longevity might put him over Larry all time

Be honest, is LeBron James greater than Larry Bird?

@OnMarsMountains @cliff_ohio Longevity and that's about it. I would beat LeBron in a FT contest ffs.

@cliff_ohio What was LeBron THE best at?

Kobe was a beast but there’s nothing you can say he was the best at in NBA history.

@cliff_ohio He is the best shot maker in NBA history. His footwork is top 2

@ClutchPoints @ESPNNBA 2001 Kobe

Brian Windhorst lists his top 5 performances in Conference Finals history: 1. LeBron James 2012 Game 6 2. Charles Barkley 1993 Game 7 3. LeBron James 2007 Game 5 4. Michael Jordan 1993 Game 4 5. Victor Wembanyama 2026 Game 1 Thoughts? 🤔 (via @ESPNNBA)

@RJP7570 @Alexjakes8 He's like 1 for 38 in clutch shots since he joined the Lakers lol

@Alexjakes8 LeBron has the most clutch Playoff shots in NBA history

A Segment about clutch players. Of course Kobe was #1 on the list,But notice how Jalen says “Clutch” applies to both Offense & Defense. Last night,i saw SGA get benched in crunch time due to being a Defensive Liability. As a starter,No coach has done that to Kobe

@Raindropsmedia1 Her follow through form on that shot is truly a thing of beauty. Should be taught in schools

Angel Reese spotted getting ready during her pre-game warm-ups in Atlanta. 👀🔥 🏀

@GridHoopReels @NBA__Courtside Defense

@NBA__Courtside Well he is a hater because SGA idol is Kobe Bryant and he plays just like Kobe Bryant so he can say whatever he wants to say. We all know he is full of shit.

Max Kellerman says people who watched Kobe and SGA, will never say SGA is the better player despite what the analytics might say Max also says SGA’s prime winning back to back MVPs is more similar to Steve Nash’s prime than It is Kobe’s (Via Game Over)

@dp_Unkempt @lebryantjordan8 He was also all NBA defensive first team almost every year.

@lebryantjordan8 We’re still on this score more = better narrative huh?

Just another record Kobe had in the 2000s decade. Kobe had 64 30pt games in the playoffs, and thats 29 more than Shaq who he played with until 04 and Shaq was mostly the #1 scoring option. Kobe was by far the best player in the 2000s it's not a competition.