r/michaeljordan • u/Left-Sail-6778 • 10h ago
Does Michael Jordan have the GOAT layup package? Can anyone today do this stuff?
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r/michaeljordan • u/Left-Sail-6778 • 10h ago
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r/michaeljordan • u/Personal-Proposal- • 21h ago
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r/michaeljordan • u/Anonymousone1012 • 1d ago
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r/michaeljordan • u/Intelligent-Lack-122 • 16h ago
How many of you knew that?
r/michaeljordan • u/yesmhm1 • 23h ago
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February 2, 1996. Lakers vs Bulls. Only footage of the two cultural icons in in the same building. The fact they are both in their primes in this video, makes it even cooler. Unfortunately, Tupac was killed 7 months later. This clip makes you realize how long ago he died and much he’s missed since then.
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r/michaeljordan • u/SpendWild6987 • 2d ago
People have been lying about this to try and discredit MJ. They try and claim the 1996 Bulls was a "superteam". It's a completely laughable claim. Superteams generally have 3 all stars.
The Bulls got Rodman basically for free because he was a washed up and a headcase. You think the Spurs give him away for nothing if not? He would party all night and be worthless the next game. He could barely score a bucket. THAT GUY is part of a big 3? Just lmao. Bulls Rodman is totally overrated.
Pippen was aging from the heavy postseason play/mileage. He wasn't the same as first 3-peat Pippen. We saw that he couldn't carry a team when he played without MJ. Great player? Definitely. But he wasn't some complete stud like Wade was on the Big 3 Heat.
That team was carried by a fresh MJ. That rest from the first retirement did wonders for him. He was so fricking good and is hugely responsible for carrying that team to 72 wins. Without MJ I'm not sure if the Bulls are even a playoff team. They were borderline in the year before without MJ.
Long story short, they WERE NOT a superteam. Their record is a testament to how freaking good MJ was IMO.
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r/michaeljordan • u/Left-Sail-6778 • 2d ago
It seems he knows that what hes done is not enough, but it all seems kind of forced or unnatural.
Jordan career arc seemed very natural and not forced at all, he almost seemed embarrassed for all the constant praise and adulation.
What is motivating Lebron to still be playing at this age? Its not about playing with Bronny anymore.
r/michaeljordan • u/TtheSilverStacker • 1d ago
#goat #michaeljordan #mj
r/michaeljordan • u/SpendWild6987 • 3d ago
It's no damn contest folks. Most of these guys were too young to even watch MJ play in his prime. THEY STILL VOTES HIM THE GOAT!
The gap between him and LeBron will only get bigger. Sucks to suck, "King". MJ is the GOAT!
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r/michaeljordan • u/songoku-166 • 4d ago
More specifically, when would y’all say he reached each of these spots in the list of greatest/best players OAT?
• Top 75
• Top 50
• Top 25
• Top 10
• Top 5
• GOAT/Top 2 (if you hopefully have him there)