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  • Air23
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    • Feb 2003
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    #151
    Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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    Rocky said:
    Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


    Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

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    No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

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    Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

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    You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

    Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

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    • TheMatrix31
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      • Jul 2002
      • 52920

      #152
      Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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      LedouxRoc said:

      Michael Jordan was created by a man and a woman just like everyone else. To think that he's the absolute best NBA player that will ever live is just insane. There's probably couple of guys in the park right now, who've never played in a nba game with the potential to be as good or better than Jordan.


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      • TheMatrix31
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        • Jul 2002
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        #153
        Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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        LedouxRoc said:

        Michael Jordan was created by a man and a woman just like everyone else. To think that he's the absolute best NBA player that will ever live is just insane. There's probably couple of guys in the park right now, who've never played in a nba game with the potential to be as good or better than Jordan.


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        • TheMatrix31
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          • Jul 2002
          • 52920

          #154
          Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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          LedouxRoc said:

          Michael Jordan was created by a man and a woman just like everyone else. To think that he's the absolute best NBA player that will ever live is just insane. There's probably couple of guys in the park right now, who've never played in a nba game with the potential to be as good or better than Jordan.


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          • Programmed2Kill
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            • Jul 2002
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            #155
            Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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            Air23 said:
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            mateen said:
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            LedouxRoc said:
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            Rocky said:
            Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


            Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

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            No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

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            Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

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            You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

            Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

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            This coming from the same guy that didn't know Jordan got popped in the face by Danny Ferry because hey, Jordan was so great...NOBODY would ever lay a hand on him

            Apparently, you didn't watch basketball back then either because Joe Dumars was the only person who could contain Michale Jordan. Not stop him but, at least make him work so hard it frustrated Jordan to the point where Mike started doing stuff all by himself isntead of giving his teammates a chance to help. Dumars was an excellent defender. Jordan, himself, even admitted that Dumars battled him the hardest in his whole career.

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            • Programmed2Kill
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              • Jul 2002
              • 14644

              #156
              Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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              Air23 said:
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              mateen said:
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              LedouxRoc said:
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              Rocky said:
              Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


              Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

              No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

              Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


              You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

              Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


              This coming from the same guy that didn't know Jordan got popped in the face by Danny Ferry because hey, Jordan was so great...NOBODY would ever lay a hand on him

              Apparently, you didn't watch basketball back then either because Joe Dumars was the only person who could contain Michale Jordan. Not stop him but, at least make him work so hard it frustrated Jordan to the point where Mike started doing stuff all by himself isntead of giving his teammates a chance to help. Dumars was an excellent defender. Jordan, himself, even admitted that Dumars battled him the hardest in his whole career.

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              • Programmed2Kill
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                • Jul 2002
                • 14644

                #157
                Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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                Air23 said:
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                mateen said:
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                LedouxRoc said:
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                Rocky said:
                Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


                Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


                You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

                Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


                This coming from the same guy that didn't know Jordan got popped in the face by Danny Ferry because hey, Jordan was so great...NOBODY would ever lay a hand on him

                Apparently, you didn't watch basketball back then either because Joe Dumars was the only person who could contain Michale Jordan. Not stop him but, at least make him work so hard it frustrated Jordan to the point where Mike started doing stuff all by himself isntead of giving his teammates a chance to help. Dumars was an excellent defender. Jordan, himself, even admitted that Dumars battled him the hardest in his whole career.

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                • hotadef
                  Rookie
                  • May 2004
                  • 280

                  #158
                  Re: How good could Jordan have been?

                  shaq and penny and 3d got swept he could not dominate the dream. Yes kobe is as good as jordan. The same as jordan was as good as dr j. no one want to believe there will be a next great. just as young kids now who never seen jordan prime think kobe is the best and never will be another better.

                  Jordan imitated dr j as kobe imitated jordan. Kobe is the best comparison to jordan not because his scoring but the love for the game the love of the pressure and the love to play d. jordan was equal in defence as soorer and so is kobe.

                  Players are much more athletic i believe kobe is jordans equal if not better athleticly i believe vince tmac wade are all more athletic than jordan. kobe and vince more than likely have better hoops. This is some of the reason why scores and shooting percentages are down. player can really move 7ft players can keep up with sg. 6ft 9 plus t.prince put the clamps on iverson.

                  And the biggest reason why the shooting percentages are down and why no one knocks down the open j is because the gm's are looking for all the physical specimens. There are tons of great shooters in college but they wont get drafted. they are too slow or they may be a defencive liability. like tmac,s not a defencive liability. never mind they can bail out your superstar ie mike having paxson or kerr not the best athletes but can shoot. Its funny as slow as they were i dont remember them being abused on the court. those two little guys took pride in there d

                  As for kobe needing shaq or shaq needing kobe. dont forget during those loses when shaq was out kobe averaged damn near a triple double. if he did what he did on any other team they would have won. truely the lakers were built around shaq. but the lakers are more dynamic with kobe. They need each other just like jordan needed pippen and pippen needed jordan. dont forget pippen duplicated wins and loses the year jordan retired. they still went to the playoffs with out him. damn the playoffs with out jordan and no center seems to me the bulls team wasnt all jordan the role players were picked for specific talents that maximized the team not just the best athlete that is why scoring went down not all athlete can shoot and not all play d. not all slower athlete can be taken off the dribble consistantly. and the slower athlete usually can shoot because they cant get to the hope. fundamental maximize your strengths and work on your weakness. athlete work the crossover to prefection while slower work the jump shot to perfection. you need something to get you to college. if your jumper needs alot of work you better b able to slash your a$$ off. same with jump shooter worry about getting to the hole latter if they want a scholarship.

                  Jordan game elevated because of pippen he was a beast on d. guess who guarded jordan in practice. jordan was a beast on d who guard pippen in practice they made each other better.

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                  • hotadef
                    Rookie
                    • May 2004
                    • 280

                    #159
                    Re: How good could Jordan have been?

                    shaq and penny and 3d got swept he could not dominate the dream. Yes kobe is as good as jordan. The same as jordan was as good as dr j. no one want to believe there will be a next great. just as young kids now who never seen jordan prime think kobe is the best and never will be another better.

                    Jordan imitated dr j as kobe imitated jordan. Kobe is the best comparison to jordan not because his scoring but the love for the game the love of the pressure and the love to play d. jordan was equal in defence as soorer and so is kobe.

                    Players are much more athletic i believe kobe is jordans equal if not better athleticly i believe vince tmac wade are all more athletic than jordan. kobe and vince more than likely have better hoops. This is some of the reason why scores and shooting percentages are down. player can really move 7ft players can keep up with sg. 6ft 9 plus t.prince put the clamps on iverson.

                    And the biggest reason why the shooting percentages are down and why no one knocks down the open j is because the gm's are looking for all the physical specimens. There are tons of great shooters in college but they wont get drafted. they are too slow or they may be a defencive liability. like tmac,s not a defencive liability. never mind they can bail out your superstar ie mike having paxson or kerr not the best athletes but can shoot. Its funny as slow as they were i dont remember them being abused on the court. those two little guys took pride in there d

                    As for kobe needing shaq or shaq needing kobe. dont forget during those loses when shaq was out kobe averaged damn near a triple double. if he did what he did on any other team they would have won. truely the lakers were built around shaq. but the lakers are more dynamic with kobe. They need each other just like jordan needed pippen and pippen needed jordan. dont forget pippen duplicated wins and loses the year jordan retired. they still went to the playoffs with out him. damn the playoffs with out jordan and no center seems to me the bulls team wasnt all jordan the role players were picked for specific talents that maximized the team not just the best athlete that is why scoring went down not all athlete can shoot and not all play d. not all slower athlete can be taken off the dribble consistantly. and the slower athlete usually can shoot because they cant get to the hope. fundamental maximize your strengths and work on your weakness. athlete work the crossover to prefection while slower work the jump shot to perfection. you need something to get you to college. if your jumper needs alot of work you better b able to slash your a$$ off. same with jump shooter worry about getting to the hole latter if they want a scholarship.

                    Jordan game elevated because of pippen he was a beast on d. guess who guarded jordan in practice. jordan was a beast on d who guard pippen in practice they made each other better.

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                    • hotadef
                      Rookie
                      • May 2004
                      • 280

                      #160
                      Re: How good could Jordan have been?

                      shaq and penny and 3d got swept he could not dominate the dream. Yes kobe is as good as jordan. The same as jordan was as good as dr j. no one want to believe there will be a next great. just as young kids now who never seen jordan prime think kobe is the best and never will be another better.

                      Jordan imitated dr j as kobe imitated jordan. Kobe is the best comparison to jordan not because his scoring but the love for the game the love of the pressure and the love to play d. jordan was equal in defence as soorer and so is kobe.

                      Players are much more athletic i believe kobe is jordans equal if not better athleticly i believe vince tmac wade are all more athletic than jordan. kobe and vince more than likely have better hoops. This is some of the reason why scores and shooting percentages are down. player can really move 7ft players can keep up with sg. 6ft 9 plus t.prince put the clamps on iverson.

                      And the biggest reason why the shooting percentages are down and why no one knocks down the open j is because the gm's are looking for all the physical specimens. There are tons of great shooters in college but they wont get drafted. they are too slow or they may be a defencive liability. like tmac,s not a defencive liability. never mind they can bail out your superstar ie mike having paxson or kerr not the best athletes but can shoot. Its funny as slow as they were i dont remember them being abused on the court. those two little guys took pride in there d

                      As for kobe needing shaq or shaq needing kobe. dont forget during those loses when shaq was out kobe averaged damn near a triple double. if he did what he did on any other team they would have won. truely the lakers were built around shaq. but the lakers are more dynamic with kobe. They need each other just like jordan needed pippen and pippen needed jordan. dont forget pippen duplicated wins and loses the year jordan retired. they still went to the playoffs with out him. damn the playoffs with out jordan and no center seems to me the bulls team wasnt all jordan the role players were picked for specific talents that maximized the team not just the best athlete that is why scoring went down not all athlete can shoot and not all play d. not all slower athlete can be taken off the dribble consistantly. and the slower athlete usually can shoot because they cant get to the hope. fundamental maximize your strengths and work on your weakness. athlete work the crossover to prefection while slower work the jump shot to perfection. you need something to get you to college. if your jumper needs alot of work you better b able to slash your a$$ off. same with jump shooter worry about getting to the hole latter if they want a scholarship.

                      Jordan game elevated because of pippen he was a beast on d. guess who guarded jordan in practice. jordan was a beast on d who guard pippen in practice they made each other better.

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                      • Sarah
                        MVP
                        • May 2003
                        • 2609

                        #161
                        Re: How good could Jordan have been?

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                        Sarah said:
                        Shaq's rookie year in the Orlando Magic makes that team a playoff contender that can challenge even the Bulls or Pacers. In fact Shaq on his rookie year, he can go head to head with either Olajuwon, Ewing and David Robinson any given night. And those 3 players I mention are not just veterans, they are 3 of the best Centers of NBA's history. Though he was put to silence by Olajuwon on the finals.

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                        Shaq used to get OWNED by those guys in his rookie year. He didn't even make the playoffs in his rookie year, so to say the Magic that year would challenge the Bulls is a stretch.

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                        But the Bulls did face Orlando in the 95 East Finals, didn't they?

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                        • Sarah
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                          • May 2003
                          • 2609

                          #162
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                          Air23 said:
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                          Sarah said:
                          Shaq's rookie year in the Orlando Magic makes that team a playoff contender that can challenge even the Bulls or Pacers. In fact Shaq on his rookie year, he can go head to head with either Olajuwon, Ewing and David Robinson any given night. And those 3 players I mention are not just veterans, they are 3 of the best Centers of NBA's history. Though he was put to silence by Olajuwon on the finals.

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                          Shaq used to get OWNED by those guys in his rookie year. He didn't even make the playoffs in his rookie year, so to say the Magic that year would challenge the Bulls is a stretch.

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                          But the Bulls did face Orlando in the 95 East Finals, didn't they?

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                          • Sarah
                            MVP
                            • May 2003
                            • 2609

                            #163
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                            Air23 said:
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                            Sarah said:
                            Shaq's rookie year in the Orlando Magic makes that team a playoff contender that can challenge even the Bulls or Pacers. In fact Shaq on his rookie year, he can go head to head with either Olajuwon, Ewing and David Robinson any given night. And those 3 players I mention are not just veterans, they are 3 of the best Centers of NBA's history. Though he was put to silence by Olajuwon on the finals.

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                            Shaq used to get OWNED by those guys in his rookie year. He didn't even make the playoffs in his rookie year, so to say the Magic that year would challenge the Bulls is a stretch.

                            <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                            But the Bulls did face Orlando in the 95 East Finals, didn't they?

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                            • Air23
                              Banned
                              • Feb 2003
                              • 2502

                              #164
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                              Rocky said:
                              Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


                              Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                              No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                              Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

                              <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


                              You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

                              Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

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                              This coming from the same guy that didn't know Jordan got popped in the face by Danny Ferry because hey, Jordan was so great...NOBODY would ever lay a hand on him

                              Apparently, you didn't watch basketball back then either because Joe Dumars was the only person who could contain Michale Jordan. Not stop him but, at least make him work so hard it frustrated Jordan to the point where Mike started doing stuff all by himself isntead of giving his teammates a chance to help. Dumars was an excellent defender. Jordan, himself, even admitted that Dumars battled him the hardest in his whole career.

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                              So, how does Jordan saying Dumars battled him the hardest equal to, as dude said, "Dumars owning Jordan"? Explain that to me, oh wise one.

                              All Dumars did was make Jordan work harder for his baskets. He still scored 30 and 40+ on Dumars. And I take it that having long-armed fast defenders like Salley and Rodman on the same team didn't help any, huh P2K?

                              Man, I got Sports Illustrated articles that go into detail about how Dumars got A LOT of help guarding Jordan. Or, does the "Jordan Rules" not ring a bell with you? Check out Sports Illustrateds NBA Preview issue for the 1989-90 season. It has Dumars on the cover with a cardboard cut-out of Jordan. It explains how the Jordan Rules worked--and how Jordan at times STILL got big points on the Pistons.

                              As far as Ferry, dude, I wish I had that game on tape. I'd send it to you to show you how that pasty bitch pushed off on Jordan when they got tangled and flinched when Jordan cocked back on his [censored].

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                              • Air23
                                Banned
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 2502

                                #165
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                                LedouxRoc said:
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                                Rocky said:
                                Jordan before retirement #1 was one of the best rebounding guards(excluding Magic) in the history of the NBA. He could rip anybody he wanted to at any given time.


                                Just rent "Come fly with Me" and you will never make a Jordan-Kobe, Vince, T-Mac comparison again...

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                                No need to rent it, I have it. And to say Jordan can rip anybody anytime he wanted to, I suggest you check the Iverson clip where he breaks Jordan's ankle.

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

                                Not to mention Joe Dumars who owned Jordan in the late 80's.

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


                                You MUST be high. Dumars didn't own sh*t. The Pistons AS A TEAM guarded Jordan well--and he STILL regularly dropped 40+ points on them. One-on-one, Dumars was no match-up for Jordan. He had A LOT of help from the other Pistons, especially Rodman and Salley.

                                Some of you guys must have started watching the NBA in the late 90's.

                                <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


                                This coming from the same guy that didn't know Jordan got popped in the face by Danny Ferry because hey, Jordan was so great...NOBODY would ever lay a hand on him

                                Apparently, you didn't watch basketball back then either because Joe Dumars was the only person who could contain Michale Jordan. Not stop him but, at least make him work so hard it frustrated Jordan to the point where Mike started doing stuff all by himself isntead of giving his teammates a chance to help. Dumars was an excellent defender. Jordan, himself, even admitted that Dumars battled him the hardest in his whole career.

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                                So, how does Jordan saying Dumars battled him the hardest equal to, as dude said, "Dumars owning Jordan"? Explain that to me, oh wise one.

                                All Dumars did was make Jordan work harder for his baskets. He still scored 30 and 40+ on Dumars. And I take it that having long-armed fast defenders like Salley and Rodman on the same team didn't help any, huh P2K?

                                Man, I got Sports Illustrated articles that go into detail about how Dumars got A LOT of help guarding Jordan. Or, does the "Jordan Rules" not ring a bell with you? Check out Sports Illustrateds NBA Preview issue for the 1989-90 season. It has Dumars on the cover with a cardboard cut-out of Jordan. It explains how the Jordan Rules worked--and how Jordan at times STILL got big points on the Pistons.

                                As far as Ferry, dude, I wish I had that game on tape. I'd send it to you to show you how that pasty bitch pushed off on Jordan when they got tangled and flinched when Jordan cocked back on his [censored].

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