LeBron James: Dunking on Dubya

[Uncle Hank]

Not much we didn't already know in here (http://socialistworker.org/2009/10/26/dunking-on-dubya), just found the images presented in it the slightest bit satisfying. Also good to hear a respective king of his sport make a decent semi-political statement.

[Chicano Shamrock]

Excuse me did you just call Lebron a king of his sport? Maybe you don't kno who KOBE BRYANT is from the Los Angeles Lakers. Don't you ever disrespect the real king!

[Uncle Hank]

Aye, that I did. The only thing Kobe ever had on LeBron is better teams. Let's compare stats that are comparable, shall we? LeBron tops Kobe in points assists rebounds steals (OK, if LeBron doesn't get more than 2.1 SPG this season Kobe will have beat him statistically once so far if you don't count the several times he has LeBron beat in 3PT FG %) and regular FG%; essentially all the important stats. He may have gotten more playing time thus far in his career than Kobe had six season into his career, but ya know why? He's the better player.

Rings can't count in the LeBron vs. Kobe debate because neither of them are a team as far as I know. If you wanna argue the Lakers are better than the Cavs go ahead, but even so I'm not sure you can argue that considering their records last season; saying the Lakers beat the Magic has no real bearing on the LAL vs. CLE rivalry.

Realistically the Lakers could still be a 3 seed in the West without Kobe. Without LeBron, the Cavs are nothing but a 6 seed at best. Also Kobe is part of the horridly despised (by myself as well as many other) Los Angeles Lakers. Far as I can tell LeBron is the king of his sport. But only time will tell. Oh, and I'll take LeBron over an accused rapist any day of the week. :)