Quote:Originally posted by Baelor Swift@Dec 1 2015, 04:35 AM

Championships: Kobe 5, LeBron 2
Finals MVP: Kobe 2, LeBron 2
MVP: Kobe 1, LeBron 4
All-Star: Kobe 17, LeBron 11
All-NBA First Team: Kobe 11, LeBron 9
Points: Kobe 32,683, LeBron 25,349
Assists: Kobe 6166, LeBron 6413
Steals: Kobe 1895, LeBron 1575
Rebounds: Kobe 6853, LeBron 6630
Field Goal %: Kobe .450, LeBron .496
Career VORP (Value over Replacement Player): Kobe 71.9, LeBron 102.6
Playoff VORP: Kobe 14.0, LeBron 23.7
Offensive Win Shares: Kobe 122.2, LeBron 126.7
Playoff OWS: Kobe 21.0, LeBron 24.5
Defensive Win Shares: Kobe 50.2, LeBron 55.3
Playoff DWS: Kobe 7.3, LeBron 12.4
Best Player Played With: Kobe - Shaq, LeBron - DWade?

And Kobe has 7 seasons, 371 regular season games, and 42 playoff games on LeBron. I would say even if both ended their careers today, you could easily make a case for LeBron having the better career.

I give you all that, even though I must say that I probably value championships as much more valuable than the rest. I'm not even denying that LeBron will probably be looked as the more versatile and more two-way focused player the second he retires and I'll be the first one to say that, but he isn't bringing on the better resume as of today. Win shares, you have to take them with caution because theyre highly influenced by your roster. Kobe played three years with a clusterfuck team until Pau arrived in like 2007 or 2008, LeBron's best team mate until he left in 2010 after 7 full seasons was Mo Williams. Mo freaking Williams.
Because we're talking resume here, not who's the better all around player. That's LeBron all day, of course.