The basis for this article is not to discuss the greatness (career achievements) of a player. The premises for the article is to discuss the top players in the game based on their current abilities. What a player did five years ago isn’t important if he isn’t doing the same thing today. Show More Summary
Kobe Bryant and Lebron James have won the MVP the last three years. Pretty much it's been between the two of them each year, though Durant finished second in the voting last year. Other active winners are Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash, and TIm Duncan. Show More Summary
Everyone knows that Kobe Bryant is the leader of the Los Angeles Lakers and one of the best basketball players in the world. Pau Gasol is arguably the best overall big man in the NBA today. When the Lakers take to the hardwood this coming...Show More Summary
This Article Courtesy Of Rip City Report Kobe Bryant has been the best player in the NBA consistently through the past 10 years. Buzzer beaters. Jam dropping dunks. Championships. Superb athleticism. He's got it. Mr. Bryant may not be Michael Jordan, but he is the closest thing available in this generation. Show More Summary
Last season, LeBron James ran away with the MVP award. It got to the point where analysts weren't debating who the MVP was, but rather if voters would unanimously pick James. LeBron wasn't unanimously voted in as the MVP, but he was rather close (something like 116 of 123 votes in favor of James). Show More Summary
Basketball players often decide to play for different teams throughout their careers for a variety of reasons. Some players often opt to join a team that is challenging for a championship, hoping to be the missing piece in the puzzle. Show More Summary
When the Los Angeles Lakers were blown out in Game Six of the 2008 NBA Finals by the Boston Celtics, Sacramento Kings forward Ron Artest made his way to the visitor's locker room to console long time friend Lamar Odom. While Artest was...Show More Summary
September 2, 2010 – THD Rumor Patrol
Maybe after these Kobe comments the bromance between Kobe Bryant and Lebron James will come to a close?
Fisher was sharp with some follow-up questions and got Bryant to talk about how he, personally, would not have done what LeBron James did in leaving Cleveland. Some have observed that Bryant [...]
It's possible the greatest rivalry in sports today. It is not a rivalry between players, but a rivalry between their fans. Through various interviews from both players, there doesn't seem to be any tremendous animosity between the two—certainly...Show More Summary
I promised never to write a "top five reasons..." or "top 10 plays..." because a writer wants to be unique. It seems as if the trend on the Bleacher Report is to run these types of articles. I personally despise them and in fact, I usually never read them. Show More Summary
Just the other day, Kobe Bryant appeared on a segment of Rome is Burning, the ESPN show with Jim Rome. However, what made the visit interesting was that Rome wasn’t hosting. The guest host for the day was none other than Los AngelesShow More Summary
The five-time champion has gone through a lot of adversity throughout his entire career. Let's bullet point the different mountains Kobe Bryant had to climb to get where he is today. Coming out of High School, he was labeled cocky, arrogant...Show More Summary
They are the future LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant, they’re the future Harlem Globetrotters, they are the future… of swimming pool basketball. Oh, to be young and stupid.
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August 30, 2010 – Dr. Dime NBC Sports recently asked Shaquille O’Neal, while in Boston, about his rivalry with Kobe Bryant and whether or not he was upset that Kobe got his 5th title, putting him one behind in the race to the most rings. Shaq surprisingly, yet quite cleverly dodged the question by saying he [...]
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By all accounts, the Los Angeles Lakers had one of the most successful summers of any NBA franchise. Even with a payroll well beyond the league's luxury tax threshold, Lakers owner Jerry Buss gave general manager Mitch Kupchak his blessing to go out and add pieces to a team coming off back-to-back NBA championships and gunning for a three-peat. Show More Summary
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