Jordan-yes
LeBron-no, too mentally weak, choked too many times
Magic-arguable, as an all-around player Kobe's more talented and applied that talent well however Magic was THE LEADER of the Showtime dynasty and among the greatest winners in the history of the sport
Bird-yes
Shaq-arguable, at his zenith, Shaq was arguably the most dominant player in the history of the game and elevated his game in the playoffs, HOWEVER his work ethic and commitment to winning has been up for debate many, MANY times whereas Kobe built an entire legacy off having maybe the greatest work ethic of all-time. Obviously this difference was a factor in the Shaq/Kobe rift.
Kareem-yes
Hakeem-yes
Duncan-yes
Wilt-no, Wilt put stats over winning, nuff said
Oscar-no, Oscar was a notorious arse to play with and that crippled his teams pre-Kareem instead of empowered them
Curry (Yeah I said it)-lol no

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Posted by Goldrush25

San Diego, CA

Member since Oct 2012

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Posted on 4/8/20 at 5:13 pm to ThePTExperience1969

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LeBron-no, too mentally weak, choked too many times

lol@mental weak.

The stats in no way support Kobe being a better player than Lebron so we have to use other stuff.

This post was edited on 4/8/20 at 5:14 pm

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Posted by Rep520

Member since Mar 2018

10476 posts

Posted on 4/8/20 at 5:35 pm to ThePTExperience1969

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LeBron-no, too mentally weak, choked too many times

This again.

LeBron dominates Kobe's regular season clutch play, postseason clutch play, regular season productivity, playoff productivity and finals productivity. Kobe is actually worse in the clutch than NBA average. And people insist on posting this.

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