Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Rox_Nix_Nox wrote:
wut?
Every team has bandwagons but damn, retarted ones MUST be weeded out.
Please gtfo. I already told you, Wade's been > Kobe since 2006. If he never dislocates his shoulder this wouldn't even be a debate.
Dflash3 gave you plenty of reasons why. I'm too tired to type out a long response, but that about sums it up.
Kobe's got skills, they just don't always translate into good efficient basketball. Wade is, and always has been, a better team player.
The problem with basketball is that most NBA fans are idiots. Its the truth. Your average conversation devolves into someone comparing Kobe and Jordan, even though there are at least 9 to 10 other players who have a better argument to be compared to Michael (not stylistically, but in terms of impact and success).
The average fan sees a 6'6'' wing with similar playing style and is just desperate to compare the two. The average fan also loves Allen Iverson. That's about all I need to know about how much the average fan's opinion is worth.
I got one more for you: Just like everyone rewrote history to make Michael the best since forever (even though everyone thought he was an overrated chucker til he won a championship), and just like everyone is rewriting history now to say Kobe's got 5 rings (even though a few years ago they didn't want to credit him with even one), if Wade starts winning championships again, people are going to say he's been better than Kobe for a while now. That's how it works.
So many inaccuracies in this post, especially those in bold.
I'm interested to see how Bosh performs against the Celtics. They have three terrific defenders to throw at him without having to worry about anybody else giving them problems in the frontcourt. Obviously Wade and James will be tough to handle (especially since they lost Tony Allen), but The Heat will not beat the Celtics without an impact from their frontcourt.






