Interesting article on Kobe by WOJ

[tamericus]

Too soon?

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[francis 4 prez]

Originally Posted by Jamers Got it LeBron?

exactly, who cares if you are 7-27. just keep shooting. clutch isn't about actual makes and misses, it's about quotes to the media.

[Sleepy Flloyd]

Originally Posted by francis 4 prez exactly, who cares if you are 7-27. just keep shooting. clutch isn't about actual makes and misses, it's about quotes to the media.

Exactly.

[cheke64]

This interview proves he is a selfish ignorant fool and cancer to the team. He admits he doesn't give a **** and all he plays for is his 'love of the game", not the team wins.

That's work ethic

[RV6]

Originally Posted by cheke64 This interview proves he is a selfish ignorant fool and cancer to the team. He admits he doesn't give a **** and all he plays for is his 'love of the game", not the team wins. That's work ethic

Try that again...

“Because I don’t play for your [expletive] approval. I play for my own love and enjoyment of the game. And to win. "

[cheke64]

Originally Posted by RV6 Try that again...

"I play for fun, myself, enjoyment,stats .......and to win almost forgot to mention that."

[Dreamin]

As least he was nice about Parsons.

[bullardfan]

The difference i see between MJ, Kobe, and Lebron is:

Kobe tries to do it all himself without understanding the tools he has around him. (overachiever)

Lebron seems to be the opposite of Kobe in that respect. He understands that he cant do it all himself although i think he has the talent to actually do it. (underachiever)

MJ seems to have learned those lessons early in his NBA career that he couldnt do it all himself but still had the sense to know when he could trust his teammates and when he needed to step up and be the man. (perfect balance)

This is why (although great in their own respects) those two will have a hard time and will probably never come close to being what MJ was.

[rn_xw]

If Kobe is a boss in video game he would be Diablo.