Kobe Needs His Face Crushed

[kobefan08]

LMAO... kobe is definately throws the dirtiest elbows in the NBA

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[festeringZit]

I was listening to sports radio today, and they said
Artest, when he walked over to Kobe in the game last night
said:

"Elbow me again and I will fuck you up"

I hope Kobe tries it again.

 

[nimue77]

Lebron is more valuable than Kobe...end of discussion.

All-time players

1-Jordan
1a-Kobe

End of discussion

 

[festeringZit]

Lebron is more valuable than Kobe...end of discussion.

Like I said earlier, Kobe isn't even the best player in the game now, and
this guy was saying Kobe is the 2nd best player of all time next to
Jordan?

Shows an amazing ignorance of basketball history.

 

[throwback420]

Lebron aint got shit on Kobe

 

[gtc08]

its subjective zit. you can make a case either way. when all is said and done both will be hall of famers, top 10 players, etc.

right now, 2009, if im in game 7 and i can pick one its kobe no question in my opinion.

kobe getting older though. lebron the future.

 

[RupertPupkin]

Kobe looked great in game 6 last year against Boston in the finals ... Oh wait , no he didn't and

it was Lebron that scored 45 in a loss against them in game 7 ... in a tied game with 2 mins left. While Kobe was sitting on the bench with a towel over his head in the 4th quarter in the biggest blowout in finals history.

 

[festeringZit]

its subjective zit. you can make a case either way. when all is said and done both will be hall of famers, top 10 players, etc.

right now, 2009, if im in game 7 and i can pick one its kobe no question in my opinion.

kobe getting older though. lebron the future.

Um... I'm not even necessarily comparing Kobe and LeBron.

The guy said Kobe was #2 ALL TIME, second to MJ.

It shows an AMAZING lack of knowledge of basketball history. He's
sweeping aside (while saying discussion over):

Bill Russell
Larry Bird
Magic Johnson
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain

and on and on


Besides, like I already said two times, Kobe is not even the best
player in the NBA right now.

You say it's open for discussion? Apparently not to the sports writers
and MVP voters, it was LeBron in a total fucking landslide.

LeBron 109 first place votes, Kobe... 2. ROFL. Hell, Dwyane Wade
had more 1st place votes than Kobe bitch boy.



2008-09 MVP AWARD PRESENTED BY KIA MOTORS VOTING <table class="cnnTM" width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="1"><tbody><tr class="cnnIEHdrRowBG"> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">Player, Team</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">1st</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">2nd</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">3rd</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">4th</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">5th</td> <td class="cnnIEColHdrC">Total</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">LeBron James, Cleveland</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">109</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">11</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1,172</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">56</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">52</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">8</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">698</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Dwyane Wade, Miami</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">7</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">50</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">41</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">17</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">4</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">680</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Dwight Howard, Orlando</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">3</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">17</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">63</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">23</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">328</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Chris Paul, New Orleans</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">9</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">23</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">51</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">192</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Chauncey Billups, Denver</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">6</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">15</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">33</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Paul Pierce, Boston</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">10</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">21</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Tony Parker, San Antonio</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">6</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">9</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Brandon Roy, Portland</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">4</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">7</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">3</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">3</td> </tr> <tr class="cnnIERowAltBG"> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Tim Duncan, San Antonio</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">2</td> </tr> <tr> <td class="cnnIEColTxtL">Yao Ming, Houston</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">-</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td> <td class="cnnIEColTxtR">1</td></tr></tbody></table>

 

[RupertPupkin]

Make it 110

 

[kobefan08]

LMAOOOOOOOOOO.... this guy wants to talk about 'AMAZING lack of knowledge of basketball history' and then uses the MVP VOTE to tell us why lebron the best player in the NBA... let me just think of one reason why that logic is completely flawed



2004-05 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD VOTING RESULTS
Player, Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Pts
Steve Nash, Phoenix 65 54 7 1 0 1066
Shaquille O'Neal, Miami 58 61 3 3 1 1032
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas 0 4 43 30 16 349
Tim Duncan, San Antonio 1 0 40 33 19 328
Allen Iverson, Philadelphia 2 4 20 23 23 240
LeBron James, Cleveland 0 0 7 11 25 93
Tracy McGrady, Houston 0 1 1 8 8 44
Dwyane Wade, Miami 0 2 2 1 16 43
Ray Allen, Seattle 0 0 2 8 7 41
Amaré Stoudemire, Phoenix 1 1 1 5 4 41
Kevin Garnett, Minnesota 0 0 1 2 4 15
Gilbert Arenas, Washington 0 0 0 1 1 4
Vince Carter, New Jersey 0 0 0 1 0 3
Marcus Camby, Denver 0 0 0 0 1 1
P.J. Brown, New Orleans 0 0 0 0 1 1
Shawn Marion, Phoenix 0 0 0 0 1 1


2005-06

NBA Most Valuable Player Voting
(First-place votes in parentheses)
Player Team Points
Steve Nash (57) Suns 924
LeBron James (16) Cavs 688
Dirk Nowitzki (14) Mavs 544
Kobe Bryant (22) Lakers 483
Chauncey Billups (15) Pistons 430
Dwyane Wade Heat 87
Elton Brand (1) Clippers 50
Tim Duncan Spurs 33
Tony Parker Spurs 9
Allen Iverson Sixers 1
Shawn Marion Suns 1

 

[oldirtyku]

Kobe looked great in game 6 last year against Boston in the finals ... Oh wait , no he didn't and

it was Lebron that scored 45 in a loss against them in game 7 ... in a tied game with 2 mins left. While Kobe was sitting on the bench with a towel over his head in the 4th quarter in the biggest blowout in finals history.

Lebron got his ass stomped and swept in the finals. could not even win a game at home in his only finals appearance.

 

[joeyfitzclick]

ODB - hit me up on AIM kid

 

[oldirtyku]

ODB - hit me up on AIM kid

Just got on... Do not see you online...

 

[joeyfitzclick]

joefitz3

 

[oldirtyku]

Yea man. i have your screenname but it shows you as offline...

 

[joeyfitzclick]

Thats because you are offline you dumb fuck

 

[oldirtyku]

Naw. im online. You sure you don't have me blocked or something? im talking to a bud as we speak.

 

[festeringZit]

LMAOOOOOOOOOO.... this guy wants to talk about 'AMAZING lack of knowledge of basketball history' and then uses the MVP VOTE to tell us why lebron the best player in the NBA... let me just think of one reason why that logic is completely flawed



2004-05 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD VOTING RESULTS
Player, Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Pts
Steve Nash, Phoenix 65 54 7 1 0 1066
Shaquille O'Neal, Miami 58 61 3 3 1 1032
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas 0 4 43 30 16 349
Tim Duncan, San Antonio 1 0 40 33 19 328
Allen Iverson, Philadelphia 2 4 20 23 23 240
LeBron James, Cleveland 0 0 7 11 25 93
Tracy McGrady, Houston 0 1 1 8 8 44
Dwyane Wade, Miami 0 2 2 1 16 43
Ray Allen, Seattle 0 0 2 8 7 41
Amaré Stoudemire, Phoenix 1 1 1 5 4 41
Kevin Garnett, Minnesota 0 0 1 2 4 15
Gilbert Arenas, Washington 0 0 0 1 1 4
Vince Carter, New Jersey 0 0 0 1 0 3
Marcus Camby, Denver 0 0 0 0 1 1
P.J. Brown, New Orleans 0 0 0 0 1 1
Shawn Marion, Phoenix 0 0 0 0 1 1


2005-06

NBA Most Valuable Player Voting
(First-place votes in parentheses)
Player Team Points
Steve Nash (57) Suns 924
LeBron James (16) Cavs 688
Dirk Nowitzki (14) Mavs 544
Kobe Bryant (22) Lakers 483
Chauncey Billups (15) Pistons 430
Dwyane Wade Heat 87
Elton Brand (1) Clippers 50
Tim Duncan Spurs 33
Tony Parker Spurs 9
Allen Iverson Sixers 1
Shawn Marion Suns 1

Yawn. Even if you want to make the lame-ass argument that
Nash shouldn't have won the MVP awards those years, at least
the voting showed there was some dissenting opinions againt
Nash's getting voted in.

So, your lame-ass argument actually proves my point.

Let's re-look at the MVP voting for 2009.

#1 place votes for LeBron = 109
#1 place votes for Kobe = 2

Kobe got ALMOST NO VOTES for first place. Are you fucking thick
in the head?

Kobe didn't even get the 3 first place votes from his own team market!



"The news media voting block consists of 123 voters (three from each team market, plus 33 nationally) who will mark their top five choices. Ballots, sent two days ago, are due April 16, the day after the regular season concludes."

 

[festeringZit]

Kobe's police report in the Denver rape case where he admits that he
likes to blow his load in chick's faces.

Oh yeah, this happened after Kobe had just gotten married, and
had a newborn son at home.




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[oldirtyku]

MVP vote has nothing to do with who is the best player in the league.