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Re: The Association: 2012-2013
« Reply #850 on: Today at 12:03:20 AM »
You can play this "qualify away everything that doesn't support your argument" for every player ever. 

I said LeBron choked at crunch time with his big shots in tonight's game.  You responded with "LeBron scores lots and lots of points in elimination games!"  We can both throw out random facts that don't mean aMm.

He can score a fricking 100 but if he clanks off a series of bricks when it's time to finish, who the frick cares?

Yeah on pure fuxking talent dipshit


Pippen is better than wade
Rodman is better than bosh
Kukoc is better than bosh

Remember all those championships and MVPs that Pippen won without MJ.  Yep, way better than Wade.

Rodman was also the star of the Spurs and Pistons.  So yep, better than Bosh.  I mean, sure, Rodman wasn't there for the first 3 titles, but whatever.

And Kukoc?  frick, I forgot about him.  Forget Bosh.  He might've been better than Jordan.  He wasn't there for the first 3 titles either.

The Bulls were the most stacked team evarrr! 

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Re: The Association: 2012-2013
« Reply #851 on: Today at 12:06:24 AM »
I said LeBron choked at crunch time with his big shots in tonight's game.

Then you said something really fricking stupid. 

You responded with "LeBron scores lots and lots of points in elimination games!"

No, I didn't.
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« Reply #852 on: Today at 12:09:28 AM »
You responded with "LeBron scores lots and lots of points in elimination games!"

No, I didn't.

He's the top scorer in elimination games in NBA history.

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« Reply #853 on: Today at 12:10:35 AM »
You're right god.  He is not the jump shooter Bryant and Jordan were. But he is a Much better passer rebounder and defender.  Jordan and Bryant score 40 guarding no one.  gawd damn you guys are ridiculous. 


Tell me who had the better supporting cast?  Lebron Kobe or mj
pip guarded the other teams pg to harass him with his long arms.Jordan guarded the other teams 2 guard who in that time was going to be a pretty solid player. 

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« Reply #854 on: Today at 12:11:29 AM »


Why, it's almost like those are different words. 

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« Reply #855 on: Today at 12:11:30 AM »
Duncan had 5 points in the 2nd half after scoring 25 in the 1st.

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« Reply #856 on: Today at 12:12:32 AM »
Why, it's almost like those are different words.

With the exact same meaning.

You really like arguing online over trivial minutia, don't you?

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« Reply #857 on: Today at 12:12:50 AM »
Duncan had 5 points in the 2nd half after scoring 25 in the 1st.

He wouldn't have scored any on Jordan.
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« Reply #858 on: Today at 12:13:20 AM »
Randy Brown FTW
Bobby Hansen, Pete Meyers, Bison Dele.  They would have started on the 60's/70's Celtic championship teams

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« Reply #859 on: Today at 12:13:30 AM »
With the exact same meaning.

You really like arguing online over trivial minutia, don't you?

No, they aren't the exact same meaning. 

You really like saying obviously incorrect stupid aMm, don't you?
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« Reply #860 on: Today at 12:14:15 AM »
Cool.

How many Game 7's did MJ play in during the '90s?

Better how?  On pure talent, MJ had the least.  On cohesiveness and playing as a team on being the same page, MJ had the most.

Kobe had a season with Shaq, Karl Malone, and Gary Payton.  Can't get better than that and they lost in the Finals.  The Heat remind me a lot of that team.  Lots of star power that gets them plenty of wins, but they often look very shaky in those defining championship moments.  Good thing they brought in Ray Allen this season.  His shooting is as unbelievable as ever.  Without him, the Heat would be history long ago.
i remember when Jordan couldn't shoot past 15 feet

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« Reply #861 on: Today at 12:18:48 AM »
You know what, frick it, it's late and I'm not playing fuckaround with you for another 20 minutes just to let you make more of an ass of yourself, I'm gonna go ahead and exposition this aMm out.

The difference in what I said and your stupid attempt at turning it into mockery is this - Lebron has the highest ppg average in elimination games of ANY PLAYER WHO HAS EVER PLAYED A MINUTE IN THE NBA.  More than Wilt, more than Jordan, more than Kobe.  Not "he scores a lot of points", but "he's averaged the most of anyone fricking ever".

He also hit a clutch 3 with under 30 seconds left to help save his team's season, in a game they were only in because he took it over in the 4th.  Along with the time he scored something like 20 of the last 22, he has two of the greatest playoff late-game performances in the history of the game.  Your entire argument is fricking retardation buttfucked by petty whining.

With one notable exception, Jordan didn't take those shots in the NBA Finals.  John Paxson, and then Steve Kerr, did.

Oh, and Jordan never had to ask (or cry) for a foul call.  He got them whenever anyone got close to him.
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« Reply #862 on: Today at 12:21:52 AM »
Yeah on pure fuxking talent dipshit


Pippen is better than wade
Rodman is better than bosh
Kukoc is better than bosh
Kerr and paxson are no worse than. A 35 year old Allen.  Are you fuxking kidding me? 

The heat have no bangers.  Harper is as good as chalmers.  This is a stupid fuxking argument.

Jordan could score.  He was clutch. He is a better scorer than James.

Lebron is a better passer rebounder and defender.   You remember the last shots he made....not the 25 misses.  You remember him stripping Malone but he never guarded him or Stockton or magic he guarded fuxkjng hornacek Scott.
he guarded Clyde, Richmond, miller, Starks, ehlo, Hawkins, dumars, spreewell, hornacek, majerle, Steve smith, Houston, nick Anderson. Ray Allen, etc

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« Reply #863 on: Today at 12:27:29 AM »
Not sure the years on the non championship MJ teams, but I can only think of the Knicks and pacers taking them to an elimination game when the Bulls went on their run. Knicks in the first set of 3 and the pacers with miller in the 2nd set.

Obviously prior to the championship teams the bulls were eliminated yearly as well as the year MJ came back wearing 45.

Dont really have a point, other than MJ's eliminate games were few and far between.


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« Reply #864 on: Today at 12:28:57 AM »
No, they aren't the exact same meaning. 

You really like saying obviously incorrect stupid aMm, don't you?

Hahaha.  I'd love to argue more, but I don't love this mental masturbation circle jerk as much as you.

Your terse, bitchy replies and overall air of being mentally superior makes you look like a total badass here on the woopigz, bro.  Keep up the good work.

You know what, frick it, it's late and I'm not playing fuckaround with you for another 20 minutes just to let you make more of an ass of yourself, I'm gonna go ahead and exposition this aMm out.

The difference in what I said and your stupid attempt at turning it into mockery is this - Lebron has the highest ppg average in elimination games of ANY PLAYER WHO HAS EVER PLAYED A MINUTE IN THE NBA.  More than Wilt, more than Jordan, more than Kobe.  Not "he scores a lot of points", but "he's averaged the most of anyone fricking ever".

He also hit a clutch 3 with under 30 seconds left to help save his team's season, in a game they were only in because he took it over in the 4th.  Along with the time he scored something like 20 of the last 22, he has two of the greatest playoff late-game performances in the history of the game.  Your entire argument is fricking retardation buttfucked by petty whining.

With one notable exception, Jordan didn't take those shots in the NBA Finals.  John Paxson, and then Steve Kerr, did.

Oh, and Jordan never had to ask (or cry) for a foul call.  He got them whenever anyone got close to him.

Oops, you snuck in a final post before I got off and you finally explained yourself instead of snippy replies on meaningless BS.  You repeated much of what I already said.  LeBron took over in the 4th.  He hit that second-chance 3.  LeBron is one of the best in the league right now, maybe the best.  He's just not as clutch in those final moments.  As such, he'll never overtake MJ or even Kobe in the eyes of the public as the greatest of all time.  You'll still be his #1 fan though, and I guess that means something.

 

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