Isaac
Years ago
Someone wanted me to post this for them to see what the forum thinks:
Is it inevitable that two shooting guards after decades of play will have this many very similar moves?
Quagmire
Years ago
You could find the same plays by vince carter or maybe 50 other guards.
Friend of mine played guitar and claimed to be as good as sash because he could play all of sash's stuff.
I said "invent that shit. then talk."
Thats the diff.
Jordan did it first. Inspired the others.
Jordan the best all time.
That is awesome to watch.. They move the same. That is something u cannot replicate as a human when it comes to sporting moves. being no matter how hard you try
Similar yes. But that is very very good viewing
Gordon Liddy
Years ago
Jordan didn't do it all first. He would developed a lot of his moves from scratch, but he would have stolen many more moves from different players and not all of them guards either. Kobe has also taken or adapted moves from Hakeem Olajuwon and Karl Malone. I remember him saying once he developed a move after watching old tapes of Elgin Baylor. And Kobe has no doubt inspired and will continue to inspire the next generation of players .
That’s what players do. It’s what writers, musicians, singers, film makers, academics and everyone else does. Take what’s been done before and adapt or add to it. In the end how much of a back catalogue of any musician or film maker is truly their own, is totally original and came from nowhere but their own genius? Or how much of it is a reflection of their influences and the variety of sources they take from?
There is no doubt Kobe took a lot from Jordan’s game. But you can’t just say 'Jordan did it first’ and ignore the no doubt large number of players Jordan watched and admired before it was his time to do it on the floor.
alexkrad
Years ago
Sash?
Everyone knows Kobe wants to be MJ so it isn't surprising he has based alot of his moves on him.
Quagmire
Years ago
Jesus wept.
Sash is a guitarist. Big black hat. Guns 'n Roses.
Might of heard of em?
Pete Smith
Years ago
That'd be Slash actually, sweet child o' mine.
hustle
Years ago
Cool to watch thats for sure....how much game tape would you watch to come up with that??
Robert Pack
Years ago
ha ha ha ha ha Quagmire your a loser.. SASH
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Now go watch marshon brooks and kobe, he has ripped a lot of his style as well, not the same level of course.
Sash lol...
And Kobe is a rapist...right?
He will never be remember like MJ, not by the bball community and never like the non bball community. MJ was around during the hieght of bball internationally. Everyone had an nba singlet and baggy jeans and was trading nba cards (upper deck man here) and most were rockin a starter caps too. MJ was iconic, he saved nike from bankrupcy. He starred in a movie with bugs bunny. Everyone knew who he was, no matter if you were into bball or not. Every kid wanted to be him (i wanna be, I wanna be like mike). I've never seen a Kobe Bryant slam dunk ring, but i had an MJ one back in the day.
Kobe may match the plays, the stats, the rings and the highlights, but he will never affect the game in the way that MJ did, he will never be remember in the way that MJ is.
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