1.Jordan has said it many times. 2.Jordan's style is almost identical, the slashing attacking wing player type 1.Kobe has said it before 2.Kobe's style is almost identical, the slashing attacking wing player type where are yours
uhh..... ok. ~All I've seen of <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> game similar to J's was- his tendency to go the rim one handed. -- thats it )Of Kobe to <font color=""Red"">Jordan,</font> lets see--- <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> fadaway and accompanying moves from the triple threat post are very conspicuous. - and also comprise most of Kobe's entire offensive style of play )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> on court mannerisms-- (toungwagging, fist pumping- even the pigeon toed way he walks--- which he didnt his first few years) )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> voice tones in interviews sometimes are very similar-- others have picked this out/// hell of a coincidence? )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> form and style of his shot itself--- sure it's a textbook form, but not many other players can be attributed to being so similar to the type and style as much as Kobe )Basically anything and everything - you name it, Kobe has copied from <font color=""Red"">Jordan</font>; Outside of course from the 'tarzan/king kong chest pound' - no Kobe thought of that all on his own. >>> You have to begin to ask yourself the question of ' Who would Kobe be had not been for Jordan?'-- would he be a 6'6 PG and play like Magic? Who knows what he'd do. - - Whereas Dr J as a great player at a similar position must have influenced <font color=""Red"">Jordan</font>, Drexler Dominque' or any other player coming up at that time just as much as any NBA star influences a young playground player >> to say <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> game 'is just a copy' of Dr J's game would mean that this person has obviously have not seen these two men play- as they personally and ~aside from position specifics~ play nothing alike aesthetically nor systematically.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting AIRTIGHT:</div><div class="quote_post">uhh..... ok. ~All I've seen of <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> game similar to J's was- his tendency to go the rim one handed. -- thats it )Of Kobe to <font color=""Red"">Jordan,</font> lets see--- <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> fadaway and accompanying moves from the triple threat post are very conspicuous. - and also comprise most of Kobe's entire offensive style of play )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> on court mannerisms-- (toungwagging, fist pumping- even the pigeon toed way he walks--- which he didnt his first few years) )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> voice tones in interviews sometimes are very similar-- others have picked this out/// hell of a coincidence? )<font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> form and style of his shot itself--- sure it's a textbook form, but not many other players can be attributed to being so similar to the type and style as much as Kobe )Basically anything and everything - you name it, Kobe has copied from <font color=""Red"">Jordan</font>; Outside of course from the 'tarzan/king kong chest pound' - no Kobe thought of that all on his own. >>> You have to begin to ask yourself the question of ' Who would Kobe be had not been for Jordan?'-- would he be a 6'6 PG and play like Magic? Who knows what he'd do. - - Whereas Dr J as a great player at a similar position must have influenced <font color=""Red"">Jordan</font>, Drexler Dominque' or any other player coming up at that time just as much as any NBA star influences a young playground player >> to say <font color=""Red"">Jordan's</font> game 'is just a copy' of Dr J's game would mean that this person has obviously have not seen these two men play- as they personally and ~aside from position specifics~ play nothing alike aesthetically nor systematically.</div> word. you just broke it down. the pigeon-toed walk, EXACTLY i notice that too that's hilarious
Jordan has said that he modeled his game after dr. j!!!! and there form isnt even close. jordan shot way to late, while kobe has pretty much perfect form. his voice tone, lol. so god made their voices the same. the fist pumping, everyone does that. kobe doesnt tongue wag? and there fadeaways are very different. who else is he suposed to model his game after. kobe would be just as great if jordan wasnt around. he would still have all those skills, but his style would be slightly diiferent.
that poll just have a 40000 people, in espn they have other poll that participate 112,000 people and Wade is winning as the best player right now, lebron is second and kobe is third
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting arelis:</div><div class="quote_post">that poll just have a 40000 people, in espn they have other poll that participate 112,000 people and Wade is winning as the best player right now, lebron is second and kobe is third</div> this means nothing. that pretty much confirms who is the most popular. i doubt that these people voting are thinking to hard about it or experts at all.
