Blah blah blah...Lebron James had a 52-point, 10-rebound, 11-assist...over the Knicks at MSG,...clear message: "Forget Kobe..." Blah blah blah...let's put this achievement into context...these are not Pat Riley's Knicks...these are Mike D'Antoni's Knicks...is still the best at cementing the greatness of a player from the opposing team.
But I want to hear from the Bekshoot folks: which performance was more impressive for you? Kobe's or King Crab's?
And what's next for the world's most famous arena? Boston's Big Three scores thirty apiece?
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Ooops. The league took away LBJ's last rebound and credited it to Ben Wallace instead, which I will call the Cleveland Ricky Davis Karma.
So it's officially "only" a 52-point near-triple double, which is less impressive just because humanity happened to have ten fingers to count with.
In any case, 61 points in 37 minutes was more impressive for me. You know what's not impressive? Being the first commenter on your own post.
I would fine LBJ's performance more impressive. as he grabbed more rebounds and had 8 more assists. If you're going to be a jerk about it and calculated LBJ was a factor in 74 points (52 by himself and 22 by assisting teammates)
Kobe LBJ
Minutes 37 44
FG M/A 19/31 17/33
3p M/A 3/6 2/7
FT M/A 20/20 16/19
REB 0 9
AST 3 11
STL 0 0
BLK 1 2
PTS 61 52
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