Seriously - does anyone in here know anything about the
NBA?

At all?

>If as I said, during most of MJ's career the 3/pt shot was
>from a farther distance. And you can't tell me that doesn't
>factor in when comparing their outside shots. (Bird once said
>the same thing when asked about Dennis Scott breaking the all
>time 3/pt shots made)

Uh -

The NBA line shortened for 3 seasons:

94-95
95-96
96-97

Kobe played ONE SEASON(his rookie year) with the
shortened 3 point line. Jordan played in all 3.

This is the problem. You guys don't know the very basics.

You don't have the very fundamentals down.

You fuck those up, and are misfiring on them because you
are trying to CREATE a reason why this isn't a legitimate
debate.

It *is* a legit debate and REGARDLESS OF WHO YOU THINK IS
THE BETTER SCORER, it is a CLOSE FUCKING COMPARISON.

So please, faggots -- MISS ME with the "Jordan is better,
and it ain't close" bullshit.


>I seriously doubt that Kobe could have dominated MJ's era the
>way MJ did. No one can refute that MJ was more efficient; MJ
>was more explosive; MJ put up 30+ ppg and did so while
>shooting over 50% for his career. I don't think some of you
>all realize how impressive that is from someone that wasn't a
>center. Kobe has never even sniffed shooting 5o% FOR ONE
>SEASON but somehow mofos want to anoint him as being a greater
>scorer than MJ...to me, efficiency matters more than range.
>And lastly, can you imagine if MJ was playing in Kobe's era
>where the rules have been made to favor the offensive
>players?

Okay, if efficiency and FG% are the issues, than Shaq is a
better pure scorer than Jordan is.

You wanna know why that's wrong?

Because we're talking about PURITY. About ALL AROUND
ABILITY TO SCORE.

And EVERYTHING MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.

Kobe has at LEAST as good a mid-range game, and a FAR
BETTER long range game.

Not debatable.




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