2014 Anger General Greatest of All Time: #7 selection

[Deez]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

[Incognito]

#7?

Mamba

[elmouse03]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

uh oh. Kobe fans going to be like

[Deez]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

uh oh. Kobe fans going to be like

No reality with them though. They live in fantasy land. I'm being realistic.

[Robceltsfan]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

Careful now......Lebron is in the mix too!!!

[elmouse03]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

Careful now......Lebron is in the mix too!!!

not enough of his fans online to vote for him.

[Deez]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

Careful now......Lebron is in the mix too!!!

I almost forgot about Lebron lol.

[elmouse03]

Hakeem or Shaq for the next 2 spots i think might be close.

Careful now......Lebron is in the mix too!!!

I almost forgot about Lebron lol.

Who?

[Yuh]

Duncan.

Voting over.

[Deez]

Might as well go to #8 now.

[gaskill15]

Timothy Duncan

[lettherebehouse]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

[Y2K]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Break it down for me, House. Why should Kobe be #7?

[elmouse03]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Or the Kobe fans could be the ones who are being unobjective because their favorite player isn't getting voted where they think he should be.

[Deez]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

See like I said everyone, the kobe circle jerk club is delusional and doesn't vote for anyone other than Kobe cause they worship him.

[Deez]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Or the Kobe fans could be the ones who are being unobjective because their favorite player isn't getting voted where they think he should be.

winner

[BooyaKasha77]

Duncan

[lettherebehouse]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Break it down for me, House. Why should Kobe be #7?

With their careers side by side being virtually a wash, I point to the domination of Kobe impacted teams over Duncan impacted teams in their post season head to head matchups, as well as the dynamicism one brings over the other to their respective teams offensively. Since they've both been in the league, Kobe has dominated both categories, especially H2H.

1999 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–0
2001 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–0
2002 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–1
2003 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–2
2004 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–2
2008 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–1

Kobe hadn't come into his own as a star in the league yet in 99, so I almost astericked that season. Nevertheless, as you can see, Kobe still dominated these H2Hs vs Tim Duncan with or without Shaq.

[Deez]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Break it down for me, House. Why should Kobe be #7?

With their careers side by side being virtually a wash, I point to the domination of Kobe impacted teams over Duncan impacted teams in their post season head to head matchups, as well as the dynamicism one brings over the other to their respective teams offensively. Since they've both been in the league, Kobe has dominated both categories, especially H2H.

1999 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–0
2001 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–0
2002 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–1
2003 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–2
2004 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–2
2008 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–1

Kobe hadn't come into his own as a star in the league yet in 99, so I almost astericked that season. Nevertheless, as you can see, Kobe still dominated these H2Hs vs Tim Duncan with or without Shaq.

Most of those dominated series over the Spurs were because of Shaq though, not Kobe. Shaq has a better argument for #7 than Kobe.

[elmouse03]

This ranking system has officially become a joke. There's no way anybody other than Kobe Bryant should be in the #7 spot, but this is the result we get when dealing with a bunch of unobjective Kobe haters.

FAIL

Break it down for me, House. Why should Kobe be #7?

With their careers side by side being virtually a wash, I point to the domination of Kobe impacted teams over Duncan impacted teams in their post season head to head matchups, as well as the dynamicism one brings over the other to their respective teams offensively. Since they've both been in the league, Kobe has dominated both categories, especially H2H.

1999 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–0
2001 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–0
2002 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–1
2003 Western Conference Semifinals Spurs won, 4–2
2004 Western Conference Semifinals Lakers won, 4–2
2008 Western Conference Finals Lakers won, 4–1

Kobe hadn't come into his own as a star in the league yet in 99, so I almost astericked that season. Nevertheless, as you can see, Kobe still dominated these H2Hs vs Tim Duncan with or without Shaq.

Well sure but Duncan's team(s) had averaged 50+ wins a year since he got drafted and they have a better finals record then that of Kobe's. One 3 point shot away from being perfect. Duncan also is can change his game up on the fly basically in order to keep his team(s) in contention year in and year out despite him getting older.