It's hard. both guys had cons and pros.
One thing I give Kobe the edge over Lebron is, Kobe's never say die attitude. I've seen Bron pack it in, in the 2016 Finals before Kyrie sparked the comeback.. I've seen Bron's defeated body language in Overtime become contagious in the 2017 NBA Finals after JR's blunder.
However, Bron is a better teammate. Although Bron is passive aggressive, and I rather respect a brotha that tells me the truth to my face, and tell me "yo fam u gotta work on xyz." As oppose to passive aggressively telling me "it's all good" then run to management to complain about me.
However, One thing I can't stand is someone who disrespects another person, and belittles his teammates knowing damn well he does it because he's protected. Kobe knew if u touch him, he'll run to management and get u off the team. Bron is not doing that, belittling his teammates.
Both guys had horrible finals performances. Kobe in 04' and 08'. And Kobe damn near sabotaged the Lakers in 2010. Bron in 07', and 2011.
Both guys play counterintuitive to a system. Kobe with his shoot over 3 defenders shit, and Lebron with his Bron ball. With that said, when Bron brought into Spo's system I have Bron right behind Shaq as the most unstoppable force I've ever seen.
However, bigs thrived playing with Kobe. I feel that Kobe would of had the most out of Chris Bosh, K.Love, and A.D...
Anyways Kobe had all the moves. But Bron has an higher I.Q... Rarely in 23 years did I look at my screen in disgust, and ask "what the fuck is Bron trying to do"?
Bron the better passer, more efficient scorer. Kobe the more dynamic scorer. Scoring wise outside of shot selection, Kobe had no weakness. Bron has weaknesses, but he has a better shot selection.
Kobe was able to play off ball. Bron doesn't. Even tho he was at his best when he did in Miami.
This is hard, but If I'm selecting a player to build my team around, I'm going with
Tim Duncan.