http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyfR2pDOt3k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS7cITR_ymc

Those are just some of the AMAZING games Kobe had alongside Shaq against the spurs in the playoffs. Tim Duncan never had a game like that against the Lakers. But You’re not a laker fan so you don’t remember all those!

That’s a better game when Kobe was 22 than Tim Duncan has EVER HAD in the playoffs, and that’s 2001. He’s had numerous 40 point games, a 50 point game, etc etc.

I think you’re completely mistaken. Kobe Bryant is a MUCH better playoff performer than Shaq. Not even close. Shaq hasn’t had ONE DOMINANT playoff series since 2004. The year he got traded to Miami it was already D-Wade’s team. Shaq wasn’t the man in the conference finals nor was he the man in the Finals in 2006. And he’s done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for the last 4 years. Before that he had 2 good seasons in Miami. There’s a reason that Shaq in his prime wasn’t able to win anything until Kobe became a dominant force. shaq had Nick Van Exel, a rookie Kobe, and Eddie Jones and wasn’t able to get past the Conference Finals until Kobe grew into being a dominant player by his 3rd season.

Kobe in fact has been more Dominant than Magic even because Magic played a weak western conference during the 80′s and he played with a stacked team. Kobe-Shaq duo was hardly a stacked team when Derek Fisher or Brian Shaw or Rick Fox are your starters.

Kobe Bryant is one of the best post-season performers in the league, EVER. Also, your argument about Tim Duncan. Kobe is 5-2 against Tim during the playoffs. If you take out 1999 which was a lockout season and in which Kobe was still only 20 Kobe is 5-1 against Tim Duncan in the post-season. People forget that Kobe got to the finals 6 TIMES during the 2000 Decade and of the 4 times he didn’t get to the finals, his team wasn’t good enough to do it 3 of the 4 seasons. They were a scrub team. Whenever Kobe has had a good team around him he’s made it to the finals EVERY SINGLE TIME except for 2003 when Tim Duncan beat the Lakers in the WCF but that was after 3 straight championships and a bunch of fatigue.

There’s no comparison between Tim and Kobe. Maybe as a human being, but not as a basketball player. and Tim Duncan is the greatest PF of all time, but just like there’s no comparison between Malone and Jordan, there’s no comparison between Tim and Kobe. sorry.

justin :We have no chance as long as Jeff Green keeps playing like a D-Leaguer on offense.

I finally give Justin the criticism of Jeff Green he wants, and it’s still not enough for him.

I think you’re completely mistaken. Kobe Bryant is a MUCH better playoff performer than Shaq. Not even close. Shaq hasn’t had ONE DOMINANT playoff series since 2004. The year he got traded to Miami it was already D-Wade’s team. Shaq wasn’t the man in the conference finals nor was he the man in the Finals in 2006. And he’s done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for the last 4 years. Before that he had 2 good seasons in Miami. There’s a reason that Shaq in his prime wasn’t able to win anything until Kobe became a dominant force. shaq had Nick Van Exel, a rookie Kobe, and Eddie Jones and wasn’t able to get past the Conference Finals until Kobe grew into being a dominant player by his 3rd season.

Kobe in fact has been more Dominant than Magic even because Magic played a weak western conference during the 80′s and he played with a stacked team. Kobe-Shaq duo was hardly a stacked team when Derek Fisher or Brian Shaw or Rick Fox are your starters.

Kobe Bryant is one of the best post-season performers in the league, EVER. Also, your argument about Tim Duncan. Kobe is 5-2 against Tim during the playoffs. If you take out 1999 which was a lockout season and in which Kobe was still only 20 Kobe is 5-1 against Tim Duncan in the post-season. People forget that Kobe got to the finals 6 TIMES during the 2000 Decade and of the 4 times he didn’t get to the finals, his team wasn’t good enough to do it 3 of the 4 seasons. They were a scrub team. Whenever Kobe has had a good team around him he’s made it to the finals EVERY SINGLE TIME except for 2003 when Tim Duncan beat the Lakers in the WCF but that was after 3 straight championships and a bunch of fatigue.

There’s no comparison between Tim and Kobe. Maybe as a human being, but not as a basketball player. and Tim Duncan is the greatest PF of all time, but just like there’s no comparison between Malone and Jordan, there’s no comparison between Tim and Kobe. sorry.