Kobe or Lebron?

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I don't think that at all. I think that they worked well together and formed a chemistry that work and made each other more consistant and made each other better.

I compare them to Stockton and Malone, they wouldn't be one without the other.

It all comes down to team chemistry as well. It's not just an individual effort to make another individual player. it's a team that becomes better AS A TEAM! And no they wouldn't have had that without MJ. But thats not what I asked

They would to. MJ was a bonafide superstar well before Pippen he just didn't have the team around him to win or he coaching. And I don't think Pippen himself made Jordan a better player. I think Jordan making Pippen and everyone around him better made people regard Jordan as a better player. Big difference then Pippen physically making him a better player. He just gave him a little something to work with. Still though I don't think they are near the duo as Stockton and Malone. Those two were completely dependant on each other, Jordan was in no wy dependant on Pippen.

FINALLY!!!

Thank you for getting what I was saying.

But it seems the other part really weeded out the arses who didn't understand what I was saying(not naming no names but they just made asses of themselves)

Starr, he was disagreeing with you. I've been here long enough to be very familiar with the shape of this episode: Starr says something that's both false and illogical; people respond by pointing out the numerous problems in Starr's post; Starr repeats the same, still false and still illogical arguments without actually responding to any of the critique; eventually, Starr claims that everyone else is too dense to understand him/her and that he/she "is not going to waste his/her time on this anymore"; despite this promise, Starr continues to make the same non-arguments; finally, someone says something in critique of Starr and Starr jumps on the opportunity to claim that he/she was really saying this all along, and so you see he/she "was right bout some things"

It doesn't get any better with repetition--just more predictable.

I don't think you get what I'm saying but not many people do

Don't think I need to touch this one.

You don't understand

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No, I "understand" just fine. See above.
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He knew where I was coming from on the arguement shza, something you still don't understand.