Natebishop3
Don't tread on me!
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If we don't win the title next year, I'm rooting for the Cavs.
MJ never won his titles on the coat tales of other players. When James does, it'll be due to D-Wade and Bosh more than anything else. Sort of like a hollow title.
That's Bullshit. MJ was lucky enough to have the team structured so he got to take the most shots. But remember: the Bulls record their first year without Jordan was actually better than with him. And that's with PETE MYERS replacing him. Meanwhile, the Cavs' record without James...
That's Bullshit. MJ was lucky enough to have the team structured so he got to take the most shots. But remember: the Bulls record their first year without Jordan was actually better than with him. And that's with PETE MYERS replacing him. Meanwhile, the Cavs' record without James...
That's Bullshit. MJ was lucky enough to have the team structured so he got to take the most shots. But remember: the Bulls record their first year without Jordan was actually better than with him. And that's with PETE MYERS replacing him. Meanwhile, the Cavs' record without James...
Lebron < Wade < Kobe < Jordan
I would agree with this with one thought.
When it comes to physically taking over a game, only MJ and James are capable of that among the 4 players you mentioned.
Um...the 1st year w/out Jordan they won 55 games.
The year before? 57.
Yeah, they won only two games more with Jordan instead of the immortal Pete Meyers.
That's a testament to the greatness of Pippen, making the claims that "Pippen wasn't one to strike fear in the hearts of others" pretty ridiculous. Maybe not as a pure scorer, but as a team-changing defender, a creator who made his teammates better (he made BJ Armstrong an All-Star the year Jordan was playing baseball) and as a very good scorer, he was very much a game-changing superstar who forced other teams to game-plan around him.
Jordan didn't need to go find a brilliant Hall of Fame teammate to hook up with because the Bulls provided it. The Cavs didn't for James. If Jordan played his young prime in this day and age and had his best teammates be players like Jamison or Ilgauskas, he definitely would have left town. And not to join a bad team to "prove he could carry a team." He probably would have tried to join up with someone like his friend Charles Barkley.
It's as much or more a testimony to PJax than Pip.
Maybe. But MJ and Barkley wouldn't have lost, would they?
Once his athleticism starts declining, he'll be exposed. He's got horrible footwork, no back to the basket game, a spotty jumper, and other glaring flaws in his game. Once he can't explode to the hoop at get a layup/dunk or free throws anymore, people will realize that fundamentally, he's very weak in comparison to Jordan, Magic, Kobe, etc...
That's a testament to the greatness of Pippen, making the claims that "Pippen wasn't one to strike fear in the hearts of others" pretty ridiculous. Maybe not as a pure scorer, but as a team-changing defender, a creator who made his teammates better (he made BJ Armstrong an All-Star the year Jordan was playing baseball) and as a very good scorer, he was very much a game-changing superstar who forced other teams to game-plan around him.
Once his athleticism starts declining, he'll be exposed. He's got horrible footwork, no back to the basket game, a spotty jumper, and other glaring flaws in his game. Once he can't explode to the hoop at get a layup/dunk or free throws anymore, people will realize that fundamentally, he's very weak in comparison to Jordan, Magic, Kobe, etc...