Talk About Setting an Example
Wednesday
Apparently, Vince Carter thinks Kobe’s 81 could have a negative effect on young ballers everywhere. Maybe, he should look in the mirror.
Thirty years from now, when I think of Bryant strictly from a basketball standpoint, I’ll think:
- 81 points.
- One of the greatest players of his generation.
When I think of Carter, I’ll think:
- That crazy dunk contest.
- One of the major reasons USA basketball fell from its pedestal.
Carter has to be out of his mind to think anyone could have a more harmful effect on the game than he has had over the course of his career. So Kobe makes a generation of children strive to be scorers. Carter made a generation of children want to be on an ESPN highlight reel instead of win.
I remember coaches being mad about kids wanting to dribble through their legs when I was starting basketball. Carter made kids want to put the ball through their legs in mid air and dunk.
I’ll take a kid wanting to be Bryant any day.
2 comments:
I agree, isn't quitting on your team a bad example as well?
Bwahahahaha!
Publicly saying you stopped trying in order to get traded is obviously so much worse than shooting 60% for the game and scoring 81 points
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