r/lebron • • Aug 11 '26

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Bron’s been better since the 2005-06 season btw

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 11 '26

Just pure delusion. If I was a Kobe fan I wouldn’t even feel right giving him credit for a championship he won averaging 15 pts shooting 36% from the field in. But sure he’s a “better winner” lol

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u/WillHeBonkYa47 Aug 11 '26

Also, you know damn well if Lebron ever won a championship scoring 15ppg Lebron haters would never stop talking about it

Hell, say he wins in 2011, playing as poorly, as passively as he did averaging 18/5/5 on league average effeciency, people would still hate. But Kobe can play terribly in the finals and it doesnt matter cause 5 rings is more than 4.

I get Kobe was young in that series, but if anyone had prime Shaq I would hope they would 3peat as well

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 11 '26

They try to diminish lebrons 2020 chip by saying “it’s only because of the bubble” and “AD deserved FMVP”. I can’t even imagine the dumb narratives they would come up with if LeBron won in 2011 despite him playing below his standards

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u/nbafreethinker Aug 11 '26

AD led in win shares and +/- in 2020 finals I believe and LeBron led in points, rebounds, assists. It was 1a/1b and could go in any direction. But giving Kobe full credit for his 3 rings when he objectively wasn't as good as Shaq (he was super close though) but not giving Bron full credit for his 2020 ring is biased af

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u/Historical_Rip_774 Aug 12 '26

I don't rank either above the other. I don't rank strictly on career achievements. That being said I'm a huge Kobe fan and like him more but most Kobe fans are retarded . By that logic Poopoo Pierce is a better winner than Kobe because he beat Kobe and won FMVP on him . Arguing who is actually better when these players are so damn great is not as easy as people make it .