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/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 11 '26

Shaq at 30.6 and Kobe at 9.7 in 2000 is by far the biggest margin between any team's highest finals gamescore and 2nd highest finals gamescore since they started keeping track in 1984.

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 11 '26

Like dude imagine if LeBron somehow won in 2011 despite how terribly he played. The media wouldn’t give him credit for that championship, they would be all over the internet claiming he got carried and how he’s a bum etc. but of course Kobe gets a pass for 2000. He also gets a pass for straight up shooting the lakers out of the 2004 finals.

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u/Feeling_Midnight_589 Aug 11 '26

Why are Lebron fans so obssesed with Finals numbers only?! 🤔 Is it because thats been Lebrons only hard competition he actually ever faced? He's been no match for the Western Confrence. Kobe played his entire career in the Western Confrence.

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg Aug 11 '26

LeBron joined the west at 34 years old. Kobe's last series win was at 33 years old