Kobe Bryant earns first MVP


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Bill Russel and Wilt Chamberlin wasnt isht compared to players today. Bill Russel wouldnt even make a team today. both of them played against sorry ass short white boys in an era when you were only allowed to have so many black players on the floor. The same goes for Jim Brown as a running back. Wilt would make a team today only because of his size. Yeah he scored a lot of points, but you have to consider who he was playing against. hell he was playing against guys named Stien and Horowitz. Those guys were great for their ERA only.

You also have to put what Jordan did in the same perspective. Jordon and the Bulls thrived in an era of expansion. The NBA was not that good at the time and Stern promoted Michael as the face of the NBA. He was not going to let Jordan lose. Having 4 expansion teams diluted the talent pool which resulted in a lot of bad teams.

The NBA was so bad in the mid 90s that a 6th place Houston team won championships. The NBA was so bad that the Bulls almost won the east while Jordan was suspended....oops I mean while Jordan was spending more time with his family....oops I mean while Jordan was playing minor league baseball to help him spend more time with his family.....I guess. Oh well...
 
You are crazy. I rest my case. :lmao::lmao:


P.S. Russell was 6'10

Some folks love to embarass themselves and their school. The dude was 6'9 and weighed ONLY 215 pounds. Shaq weighs 325 pounds and is seven feet tall. Do you think Russell would dominate Shaq or Olajuwon or Malone or Kareem? Dude just stop it, and get real.

http://www.msn.com/defaultc.aspx

Bill Russell
William Felton Russell (Bill)

Position: Center
Height: 6-9 Weight: 215 lbs.
Born: February 12, 1934 in Monroe, Louisiana
High School: McClymonds in Oakland, California
College: University of San Francisco

Inducted into Hall of Fame as Player in 1975

Drafted by the St. Louis Hawks in the 1st round (2nd pick, 2nd overall) of the 1956 NBA draft.
 



Some folks love to embarass themselves and their school. The dude was 6'9 and weighed ONLY 215 pounds. Shaq weighs 325 pounds and is seven feet tall. Do you think Russell would dominate Shaq or Olajuwon or Malone or Kareem? Dude just stop it, and get real.

http://www.msn.com/defaultc.aspx

Bill Russell
William Felton Russell (Bill)

Position: Center
Height: 6-9 Weight: 215 lbs.
Born: February 12, 1934 in Monroe, Louisiana
High School: McClymonds in Oakland, California
College: University of San Francisco

Inducted into Hall of Fame as Player in 1975

Drafted by the St. Louis Hawks in the 1st round (2nd pick, 2nd overall) of the 1956 NBA draft.


I thought you would've learned by now

Full Name: William Felton Russell
Born: 2/12/34 in Monroe, La.
High School: McClymonds (Oakland)
College: San Francisco
Drafted: St. Louis Hawks, 1956
Transactions: Draft rights traded to Boston Celtics, 4/29/56
Height: 6-10; Weight: 220 lbs

http://www.nba.com/history/players/russell_bio.html


Daymn I love embarrassing you!!!! :lmao::lmao:
 
I thought you would've learned by now



http://www.nba.com/history/players/russell_bio.html


Daymn I love embarrassing you!!!!

Dumbass, it says in your OWN article that he was a shade over 6'9. You need to learn how to read before you post garbage.

"Russell grew to be a shade over 6-9, and he teamed with guard K. C. Jones to lead the Dons to 56 consecutive victories and NCAA Championships in 1955 and 1956 (although Jones missed four games of the 1956 tournament because his eligibility had expired). Russell was named the NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player in 1955."

http://www.databasebasketball.com/players/playerpage.htm?ilkid=RusseBi01

This article says 6'9. I have every article saying 6'9.

Bill Russell, the legendary center for the Boston Celtics during the 1960s, ... Following the Olympics, the 6?9? Russell joined the Boston Celtics in ...
www.history.com/this-day-in-history.do?action=Article&id=57447 - 52k -

About the biography of the famous basketball player and athlete Bill Russell ... At San Francisco University, the 6'9" Russell and guard K. C. Jones led the ...
www.trivia-library.com/a/biography-of-basketball-player-and-athlete-bill-russell.htm - 6k

Dave Bing ? Bill Russell Center 6-9/220 San Francisco, Russell may be the ultimate winner to ever play a sport. He was a part of 11 Boston Celtics ...
www.thedraftreview.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3621&Itemid=115 - 149k -

That's irrelevant any way. My question to you is how in the hell is a 6'9 or 6'10 dude weighing ONLY 215 pounds going to guard 7'0 men weighing 270-325 pounds on a nightly basis? Not even your fellow Southern folks are stupid enough to back you up on this.
 
No the fact that ya'll make fools out of yourselves every year being wrong 99% of the time. Maybe Bell should've said all sports and not just football.

But PJ
Dont we beat the hell out of yall every year? Come on man....get it together. At least we aint wrong about that.
 
Huh Jayrob

Lemme help you out bruh.

Stop PROVING your point to people that arent interested in the FACTS. THE FACTS dont matter to people who are going to hate no matter what you say. So quit doing research to back up what you are saying. Those who hate will find a reason to hate NO MATTER WHAT.

Just take refuge in the fact that you have truth on your side and they know the truth too.
 
Du'Mass they were refering to when he played for San Francisco IN COLLEGE you idiot. Look at what the NBA has him listed as. You can read well but you sure as hell don't understand what you're reading. :smh: :smh:

If Ben Wallace could hold down Shaq then Bill Russell would've had a field day.
 
Du'Mass they were refering to when he played for San Francisco IN COLLEGE you idiot. Look at what the NBA has him listed as. You can read well but you sure as hell don't understand what you're reading. :smh: :smh:

If Ben Wallace could hold down Shaq then Bill Russell would've had a field day.

Dumb dude, Ben Wallace weighed over 270 pounds in college. In case you didn't know, there is a difference between 215 pounds and 270 pounds. You can't be this dumb dude, I just refuse to believe it, but you're forcing me to believe it.
 
Du'Mass they were refering to when he played for San Francisco IN COLLEGE you idiot. Look at what the NBA has him listed as. You can read well but you sure as hell don't understand what you're reading. :smh: :smh:

If Ben Wallace could hold down Shaq then Bill Russell would've had a field day.

Dude, it said the 6'9 Russell joined the Celtics. He was 6'9 when he entered the league. Dayum dude.

That's irrelevant any way. Tell me how can a 6'9 215 pound dude guard a 7'0 325 pound dude??
 
Dumb dude, Ben Wallace weighed over 270 pounds in college. In case you didn't know, there is a difference between 215 pounds and 270 pounds. You can't be this dumb dude, I just refuse to believe it, but you're forcing me to believe it.

El Stupido. Are we talking about College or NBA Dummy? Ben Wallace is 240 pounds If Bill Russell was playing today he could easily add 15-20 pounds. That's no issue.
 



Don't forget they ran away for thirty years...

Dude don't come on here trying to get PsychoDumb off the hook. Maybe if you ask him, he'll answer.

Jaghamm, if you don't mind, ask Psychodumb how can a 6'9, 215 pounder guard a 7'0, 325 pounder?!
 
Dude don't come on here trying to get PsychoDumb off the hook. Maybe if you ask him, he'll answer.

Jaghamm, if you don't mind, ask Psychodumb how can a 6'9, 215 pounder guard a 7'0, 325 pounder?!

El Stupido how did he guard Wilt? Wilt was daymn near 300 pounds.....
 
El Stupido how did he guard Wilt? Wilt was daymn near 300 pounds.....

Dude, he didn't guard Wilt, he just filled in a space. Chamberlain in one game had 55 rebounds against Russell. He scored 50 points against Russell six times in his career.

You been watching too many Black and White films dude. Free your mind and let some knowledge in there for a change.

http://www.greatsportsrivalries.com/wilt_vs_russell.html

It even lists Russell as 6'9.

Oh, and Chamberlain only weighed 275 pounds, the same as Ben Wallace.
 
Dude, he didn't guard Wilt, he just filled in a space. Chamberlain in one game had 55 rebounds against Russell. He scored 50 points against Russell six times in his career.

You been watching too many Black and White films dude. Free your mind and let some knowledge in there for a change.

http://www.greatsportsrivalries.com/wilt_vs_russell.html

It even lists Russell as 6'9.

Oh, and Chamberlain only weighed 275 pounds, the same as Ben Wallace.

Ben Wallace is not 275. Russell had 19 rebounds so what? Wilt averaged 50 pts a game. Who won more? Nuff said.
 
Dude don't come on here trying to get PsychoDumb off the hook. Maybe if you ask him, he'll answer.

Jaghamm, if you don't mind, ask Psychodumb how can a 6'9, 215 pounder guard a 7'0, 325 pounder?!

Easy. Wes Unseld did it for years and was only 6'7". It takes sheer will and strength. Not to add a superior game plan.
 
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Top, y'all anti-Kobers gonna' hafta' relinquish this hate mane. :smh:

Panthro, don't turn into another Kobe nuttrider man. Don't do it, LOL!! This has nothing to do with Kobe hate. Kobe is great, but he ain't MJ. Jordan has 6 rings including 2 threepeats, 5 regular season MVPs, 6 playoff and finals MVPs, and stat for stat is better than Kobe at the same point in their careers. Stats don't lie bruh. It took Kobe 11 years to get his first MVP award. After 11 years, Jordan had 4 MVP awards. Here are just a few of Jordan's accomplishments.

  • Most scoring titles?10
  • Most All-Defensive First Teams?9
  • Most NBA Finals MVP awards?6
  • Highest career scoring average?30.12
  • Highest career scoring average playoffs?33.45
  • Most consecutive games scoring in double figures?866
  • Highest single series scoring average NBA Finals?41.0 (1993)
  • Rookie of the Year?1985 (Kobe didn't even make the All-Rookie first team in his rookie year)


How is Kobe better than Jordan?
 
Not to mention that Bill Russell was one of the top 5 high jumpers in the world.

Right. Russell was one of the most dominant big men in the league at that time partially with the help of his great athleticism and superior defense. Russell had the leadership ability, where it took Chamberland some years to realize that great stats don't always lead to championships. When he utilized teamwork, the Sixers broke the string of championships by the Celtics in 1966.
The main difference between Jordan and Bryant is this: trial by fire. Jordan came into an organization full of coke heads and took them to the playoffs. Jordan was often ostracized by his teammates and later had to help develop rookies Pippen from Central Arkansas State and Horace Grant. Jordan took his teams up against Boston and Detroit, who were the most dominant teams in the East at the time. Jordan was so dominant, that John Daly and the Pistons instituted the Jordan Rules to try to stymie him. Nevertheless, as he persevered and his team matured and eventually went on their first streak of three peats.
Jordan's and the Bulls impact was so large on the East, that the East has never been the same. I mean, look at Boston.

Kobe came into a Laker organization in the midst of resurgence. Although he and Shaq had their tough years together, they were still title contenders and needed Jordan's coach to take them to the promiseland, along with a slew of all stars. I guess its the Gary Buss way.

IMO, Magic is a much greater Laker than Kobe. Game 6 of the 1980 finals is my proof, and I rest my case...
 
Panthro, don't turn into another Kobe nuttrider man. Don't do it, LOL!! This has nothing to do with Kobe hate. Kobe is great, but he ain't MJ. Jordan has 6 rings including 2 threepeats, 5 regular season MVPs, 6 playoff and finals MVPs, and stat for stat is better than Kobe at the same point in their careers. Stats don't lie bruh. It took Kobe 11 years to get his first MVP award. After 11 years, Jordan had 4 MVP awards. Here are just a few of Jordan's accomplishments.

  • Most scoring titles?10
  • Most All-Defensive First Teams?9
  • Most NBA Finals MVP awards?6
  • Highest career scoring average?30.12
  • Highest career scoring average playoffs?33.45
  • Most consecutive games scoring in double figures?866
  • Highest single series scoring average NBA Finals?41.0 (1993)
  • Rookie of the Year?1985 (Kobe didn't even make the All-Rookie first team in his rookie year)


How is Kobe better than Jordan?

He can't help it. He roots for PV.
 
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