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These kids just don't get it...he was on another level never seen before or since

Jordan schooled a lot of people who beat lebron

Chasefovea said Jordan schooled a lot of people who beat lebron

That ether, that sh*t to make ya soul burn slow

Was Ray Allen on Roids, how he go from
He Got Game body to more frail as time went on??

MJ had a mental illness but his stan disguised it as being “competitive”

Will Cain said MJ had a mental illness but his stan disguised it as being “competitive”

Hey guys LOOK a fu*kin retard

THEDONN said Hey guys LOOK a fu*kin retard

Look at the 42 year old asian troll

Will Cain said Look at the 42 year old asian troll

Its the "troll" part 4 me

Has Bron ever gone head up against the best player on a team offense and defense in a game or series?

I took that personally

ReDvIaGrA said Has Bron ever gone head up against the best player on a team offense and defense in a game or series?

I tell my sons how mj usually was playing against the weaker wings on the team. That's how he would help on defense and get those blocks and steals. I don't remember a lot of duels where he played offense and defense against the best player on the other team, mj that is. I remember an allstar game with kobe and bron and kobe was trying to get bron to play him and he just wouldn't lol that sh*t looked weak af

Chasefovea said Jordan schooled a lot of people who beat lebron

And lebron wonders why his own teammates chose MJ over Bron…

If mike played today he would average 45 - phil jackson Ray allen agrees.


Yet these dork a*s kids say mj wouldn’t be able to hang now a days… apparently these dorks know more about basketball than phil jackson

Will Cain said Look at the 42 year old asian troll

BrooklynDamien said I tell my sons how mj usually was playing against the weaker wings on the team. That's how he would help on defense and get those blocks and steals. I don't remember a lot of duels where he played offense and defense against the best player on the other team, mj that is. I remember an allstar game with kobe and bron and kobe was trying to get bron to play him and he just wouldn't lol that sh*t looked weak af

There was a time I definitely would have been with you but, after a bit more exposure to different basketball philosophies, MJ should not have been on the main threats on the other team.

1. MJ was the team's number 1 offensive option. The opponent's strategy is often to attack that option to weaken their legs and/ or get them in foul trouble.

2. Even if MJ DID take on the main offensive threat, which was Pippen's role, he's still only slowing a single player. This isn't properly utilizing Jordan's range of influence allowed by his athleticism and instincts.

3. As someone that demanded a LOT of defensive attention, it's wise to get Jordan as many opportunities to get "in front" of the defense as possible. 1v1, 2v1, 3v2, etc. were all scenarios where Jordan could get easy finishes at the rim, get to the line or both.

4. iirc, his attempt to press Magic was a failure but, outside of smaller, shifty point guards, Jordan handled himself very well when placed in those "#1 vs #1" match-ups. He never showed a fear in stepping up to the challenge.

Lol I only saw or rememver this MJ (post 1st retirement) growing up aside from highlights

I cannot fathom what it was like seeing 80s MJ in real time. That sh*t had to be mystical.

purecyse said There was a time I definitely would have been with you but, after a bit more exposure to different basketball philosophies, MJ should not have been on the main threats on the other team. 1. MJ was the team's number 1 offensive option. The opponent's strategy is often to attack that option to weaken their legs and/ or get them in foul trouble. 2. Even if MJ DID take on the main offensive threat, which was Pippen's role, he's still only slowing a single player. This isn't properly utilizing Jordan's range of influence allowed by his athleticism and instincts. 3. As someone that demanded a LOT of defensive attention, it's wise to get Jordan as many opportunities to get "in front" of the defense as possible. 1v1, 2v1, 3v2, etc. were all scenarios where Jordan could get easy finishes at the rim, get to the line or both. 4. iirc, his attempt to press Magic was a failure but, outside of smaller, shifty point guards, Jordan handled himself very well when placed in those "#1 vs #1" match-ups. He never showed a fear in stepping up to the challenge.

Yeah, I wasn't saying mj should've been on the best offensive player on the opposing team. Not at all. He deserved to be on the all nba defense teams he was on bc of his help defense. He was famous for that behind your back block he did. I mentioned it bc somebody mentioned bron going head up on offense and defense against the best on the other team. Mj didn't do that though to compare them

ReDvIaGrA said Has Bron ever gone head up against the best player on a team offense and defense in a game or series?

Duncan

Prop to OP… vid was dope…

BrooklynDamien said I tell my sons how mj usually was playing against the weaker wings on the team. That's how he would help on defense and get those blocks and steals. I don't remember a lot of duels where he played offense and defense against the best player on the other team, mj that is. I remember an allstar game with kobe and bron and kobe was trying to get bron to play him and he just wouldn't lol that sh*t looked weak af

Stop lying to them kids bruh

Here is an incomplete list of notable offensive matchups Jordan guarded in the season and playoffs


Adrian Dantley - 1988
Isiah Thomas - 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
Charles Barkley - 1990 (brief stretches)
Magic Johnson - 1991
James Worthy - 1991 (brief stretches)
Clyde Drexler - 1992
Terry Porter - 1992
Kevin Johnson - 1993
Tim Hardaway - 1996
Penny Hardaway - 1996
Gary Payton - 1996
Rod Strickland - 1997
Steve Smith - 1997
Reggie Miller - 1998
John Stockton - 1997, 1998 (brief stretches)

In every NBA Finals, Jordan guarded a top 5 or top 10 all-time PG or SG
- Magic Johnson
- Clyde Drexler
- Kevin Johnson
- Gary Payton
- John Stockton

In addition to being the best player on the court

Get your mind right
Jordan finished ahead of Pippen in DPOY voting in
- 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1998

Jordan tied with Pippen in DPOY voting in
- 1991 and 1992

Pippen finished ahead of Jordan in DPOY voting in
- 1996 and 1997

In their 9 seasons together
- MJ finished ahead of Pippen 5 times in DPOY voting
- Pippen and MJ tied 2 times in DPOY voting
- Pippen finished ahead of MJ 2 times in DPOY voting

Despite Jordan missing most of his 2nd year due to injury and taking 2 prime years off afterwards.

Jordan has more
- DPOY (1 to 0)
- Top 5 finishes in DPOY (7 to 5)
- Top 8 finishes in DPOY (10 to 8)
- Steals titles (3 to 1)
- All Defense 1st Team (8 to 9)

Jordan and Pippen tied for
- Top 2 finishes in DPOY (2)
- Top 3 finishes in DPOY (3)


Back to the question. Show me Brons stats

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Everybody watch this too, man was never the same after this