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Best Player in the NBA

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I probably agree that Kobe may be the best individual player in the game. I would also have to make an argument for Tim Duncan.

 

Someone made a comment about Kobe having "three rings" in an earlier thread. I heard Shaq asked Kobe to marry him. He figured he already put three rings on Kobe's fingers he might as well marry him. We see how well Kobe's team has faired without the big fella.

And we are seeing and have seen how good Shaq teams have doen without Kobe. Give me a break. Did you watch the Championship run they had? Kobe carried them at times and hit huge shot after huge shot.

And we are seeing and have seen how good Shaq teams have doen without Kobe. Give me a break. Did you watch the Championship run they had? Kobe carried them at times and hit huge shot after huge shot.

Shaq has won one without Kobe, you haven't forgotten that one have you? Kobe without Shaq has none.

 

I still agree that Kobe is the best player in the league. And for that matter, so was Jordan for many years prior to his championship run. Best player can't translate to champ without all of the right pieces, IMO.

Too much of a liability on the defensive end to be THE best player IMO.

He was MVP two out of the last three years.

Kobe. I love to watch him play.

 

I'm with a few other posters on this one though, if I'm starting a team today, Howard is my first pick.

Shaq has won one without Kobe, you haven't forgotten that one have you? Kobe without Shaq has none.

 

I still agree that Kobe is the best player in the league. And for that matter, so was Jordan for many years prior to his championship run. Best player can't translate to champ without all of the right pieces, IMO.

 

And Shaq also made an NBA finals without Kobe when he was with the Magic! During his prime, Shaq dominated the league. Unfortunately that prime has passed for him.

And Shaq also made an NBA finals without Kobe when he was with the Magic! During his prime, Shaq dominated the league. Unfortunately that prime has passed for him.

I agree, however, many said that of him when he went to Miami and they won the title. I'm not making a case for Shaq, just pointing out the Kobe needed and still needs help, even if he is the best player in the league.

Kobe is one and Duncan is as close as u can get imo at this time.

 

1kobe, best because he plays on both ends everytime down the floor

 

2duncan,cant be stopped because he play it the way its suppose to be played

 

3Nash/lebron/garnett, all 3 carry a team and if taken off the team drops 10 spots down

 

4Kidd is probaly the best pg ever/Howard is the upcoming force in the league

 

the fllowing would be in no particular order

 

Nowitski

Amare

Baron Davis

Ray Allen

Gil Arenas

Tony Parker

and probaly a few more that could be added to this list

LeBron All the way! I will say that Kobe is the best scorer in the NBA but, Lebron is a team player, clutch, and can go off at any point in the Game.

 

Stats 06-07

 

PPG-27.3

RPG-6.7

APG-6

SPG-1.6

FG%- 47%

FT%- 70% but Is clutch when needed

3PT%- 32%

Turnovers Per Game-3

LeBron All the way! I will say that Kobe is the best scorer in the NBA but, Lebron is a team player, clutch, and can go off at any point in the Game.

 

 

You would be one of the few that LBJ has achieved the attribute of "clutch."

 

Not yet.

 

KB , hands down, is the #1 player in the league.

2007/8 stats

FG%

Kobe Bryant 44.6%

Chris Paul 49.3%

 

3 PT %

Kobe Bryant 32.9%

Chris Paul 39.8%

 

FT%

Kobe Bryant 85.2%

Chris Paul 91.4%

 

Rebounds

Kobe Bryant 176

Chris Paul 100

 

Assists

Kobe Bryant 138

Chris Paul 259

 

Turnovers

Kobe Bryant 91

Chris Paul 74

 

Steals

Kobe Bryant 56

Chris Paul 76

 

Blocks

Kobe Bryant 16

Chris Paul 1

 

Personal Fouls

Kobe Bryant 65

Chris Paul 56

 

Points

Kobe Bryant 761

Chris Paul 563

 

I'll go against the mob and say that Chris Paul is the more reliable "team" player of the two. And yes, I realize that Kobe is a SG and Paul is a PG.

 

You left out one important stat in order to answer the question posed:

 

Whose hands do you put the ball in at the end of the game when you need a bucket?

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