Posted on 11 January 2010 by Ethan Jaynes
LeBron’s Over The Backboard Shot vs Kobe’s Over The Backboard Shot, video. In a perfect world everyone would just be happy with both of these extraordinary shots, but this is an imperfect world. Everyone wants to know which one is the best. Here they are side by side. LeBron’s shot was from the other night, Kobe’s is from about a month ago.
I think LeBron jumps further out of bounds, but I hate Kobe and the Lakers, so take it for what it is worth.
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January 11th, 2010 at 10:53 am
Kobe’s was way better. I HATE Kobe and the Lakers also, but Kobe was not only fouled when he shot it (which forced him to take the shot in the first place) but he was also closer to the basket, meaning the shot had to arc higher in order to go in. Lebron pivoted to that position on the court behind the basket, which gave him an open jumper. He probably practiced that shot a thousand times before taking it in the game.
January 11th, 2010 at 6:33 pm
Lebron is further out of bounds, it’s a turnaroud jumper, and he has only a split second to size it up.
Kobe is already coming to a stop (from a defender’s push that wasnt called) and has a few seconds to size up the rim.
Lebron wins level of difficulty.
January 11th, 2010 at 10:50 pm
Lebron’s was basically just a fallaway and the backboard happened to be in the way. Kobe’s was one-handed, off one foot, and he got hit. No question which one is better here.