If Lebron is such a "great team player" and Kobe is such a "selfish ball hog" explain....

how Kobe (in 17 years) averages only 1.4 less ast for his career than Lebron.....(as well as less kobe has less turnovers avg a game).....and kobe has 2 seasons under 27 minutes a game, while lebron has played 39 40 + minutes a season since he came in....and by the way Lebron has handled the ball, and point guard duties almost the majority of every game and team he has played in and for, while kobe played majority of his career in a system that pretty much substantially deflates any assists for a player. example-

ron harper avg 5 asts or more every year until he played in chicago (in triangle) where he avg 2 to 3 ast a game minus 1 year he got 5

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/h/harpero01.html

derek fisher avg 3 ast a game for his career, avg over 4 twice when he played out of triangle on warriors
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/f/fishede01.html

gary payton (hall of famer not sum bum ass pg) avg 7 asts a game for career only 5 in triangle (playing with kobe and shaq I might add)

bj armstong avg 1 ast more the year he played in golden state out of triangle.

this adds to the how kobe was never given the green light to just score, he was also hindered in his playmaking opportunities as well.


so in this thread all you dummies who throw around useless bias stats I prove to you how you can use statistics to tell the truth and at the same time Numbers lie......Lebron is magic johnson like aka the most sharing of all players, but the typically regarded "biggest ball hog of all time" kobe bryant averages less than 1.5 ast less than him and played majority of career in a system that hinders playmaking opportunities.....

....funny how the ESPN love fest for Lebron and he's "a new magic johnson" type brainwashes the non basketball knowing people.



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