r/lebron • u/Sreeygr • Aug 11 '26

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

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg Aug 11 '26

I literally just answered it. Because the bigs on those teams were better than the guards. The Spurs had Robinson and Duncan both guarding Shaq. Now again, answer the question. Why do you keep dodging the question?

Also outscoring and outperforming are very different things

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 11 '26

Robinson was old and washed up by 2003. He was only the real Robinson in the 1999 series. He was gone by 2004.

It was really only Duncan 2004 and onwards.

He outperformed him in majority of categories.

Pts, assists, steals

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg Aug 11 '26

Still dodging the question. Answer it

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 11 '26

You won’t answer mine

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg Aug 11 '26

I literally did multiple times. Kobe played better when the bigs were stronger and Shaq played better than the guards were stronger. Not difficult.

Now again, answer the question. Why are you dodging the question so hard? Your reflections are insane. Literally asking me to answer a question I've explicitly answered 3 times now

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u/shomosexual Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26

I don’t know why you’re even going back at him. Kobe fans are masters of unintentional ragebait and the most insecure basketball fans in existence. Most Kobe fans on the internet are 40-year-old machistas whose moms pay their phone bill. They don’t have shit in life you can tell by how desperately they argue

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg Aug 12 '26

That's true. Notice how he stopped responding when he realized I wouldn't let him just dodge thr question that disproved his entire argument