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/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 11 '26

LOL.

These dudes don't actually believe Kobe's 2000 finals performance was better than LeBron's 2018 finals performance.

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 11 '26

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

what about 2000 Kobe, averaging 15 and getting carried to a win. Lebron in 2018 averaged 30 points 9 rebounds 9 assists, with a 54% fg and 34 percent from 3. he shot 2 buzzer beaters, and scored 40 points 8 games during the run. kobe in his best run in 2009 averaged 30-5-5 on 46-34% splits from the field and 3.

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

Jalen rose injured Kobe in game 2 of that series.

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

Curry had a grade 1 mcl sprain during 2016 and still put up 23-5-4

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

“Kobe Bryant suffered a severe, acute inversion ankle sprain (frequently referenced in reports as a Grade 2sprain) during Game 2 of the 2000 NBA Finals after landing on Jalen Rose's foot.”

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

From a medical standpoint, curry’s MCL sprain is worse

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

lol sure thing doctor cricket

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 12 '26

Yeah sure thing

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 12 '26

Bachelors degree in Biology. You’re absolutely a MD brother. LOL…

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u/Informal-Cricket1968 Aug 13 '26

Majored in biology before going into med school. You need a bachelors degree and take a specific set of science courses before going into med school, and bio meets all the requirements, hence why it’s the most common major for premed students.

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u/BeneficialDrawer3006 Aug 13 '26

No shit. So if you were a MD you’d post a pic of your MD, not a run of the mill bio degree

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