Jordan only played for the Wizards because he thought they really were ....... His aging body wanted that wizardly immortality.
You don't remember when Michael Jordan couldn't be stopped????? Hahahahaha Listen pal, Steph is a great player but he couldn't hold Jordan's jock strap. Jordan played both sides of the ball and he could guard Steph but no way in the world Steph could guard him.Well if you discuss point in time, this year SC can not be stopped. I don't remember years where MJ couldn't be stopped like this.
I think that is the technique for all fadeaways.Great job brianpoe... now find a picture of him in his signature move... the fade away
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As you can tell, he kicked his knee out and anytime a player got close enough to actually be able to defend it..... they got kicked ...
Yes I know he's not actually fouling anyone in these pics but they don't have pics of every shot ever taken but these quick ones I found show his technique on his fade away.
Are you a moron? The Warriors are chasing the unbeatable team of 72 wins, what do you think they're chasing now? The Bulls with Pippen, Jordan, Rodman, Kukoc would beat this Warriors team in a 7 game series for sure, maybe not easily but they'd win.I don't remember years when MJ and the Bulls were as unbeatable as the Warriors. Take Steph off this team and every teammate's stock would drop.
Oh so now 1 with the hopes of 2 is equal to 6? HahahahahahaSteph already has an MVP and a ring. He's the favorite for MVP this year, and they're the favorite for the title. If they win he will already have a résumé rivaling guys who are considered the best of all time.
Yeah because that would stop Jordan, hahahahahaThe leg is naturally going to kick some ... but many times when a defender actually tried to defend it and got close, Jordan kicked his knee all the way up to shield himself.
They never called leg kicks as offensive fouls back then... it wasn't until about 10 or so years ago they started calling Kobe for it and made it a point of emphasis .
Where did I say that? There are only a handful of people with multiple MVP awards and titles.Oh so now 1 with the hopes of 2 is equal to 6? Hahahahahaha
He's the closest thing to a Jordan-esque kind of impact that we've seen since everyone wanted to be like Mike.![]()
Jordan, Russell, Kareem, Magic, Bird, Wilt, Duncan, and LeBron specifically.Where did I say that? There are only a handful of people with multiple MVP awards and titles.
Give it up.I know its hard to shoot a fade away without putting your knee or leg out.... but I also know its an offensive foul if the player is getting kneed from it.... just like using an off arm, you aren't allowed to kick out to create space.
Give it up.
"LIKE"Because no one will ever have that type of physical advantage again.
Wilt Chamberlain was a unicorn, but the idea that he was the only one is just wrong. What he was was the 1st of the species. There have been others since, and if they had been first, they probably wouldn't have looked all that different from Wilt.
Why do I say this? Because of this fact: In Wilt's rookie season in the NBA, there were 5 guys in the league, TOTAL, listed at 6'10" or taller.
Wilt Chamberlain was like what would happen if you transported the best power hitter in baseball today to a league where the average fastball was 85 MPH. The numbers would be staggering, but they would give a skewed view of the actual greatness of the player.
Jordan did not need to knee people to score. Stop being a hater.
Imagine Jordan playing with the rules they play with in todays NBA. I don't think it's unreasonable to think MJ would average over 40 ppg.
Wait, what? Had trouble beating who? What did the pacers ever accomplish during the Bulls' run?The Bulls had trouble beating a team with 1 Reggie Miller........ but you think they'd easily win in a game against 2 reggie millers and two more other players shooting the ball very well like Green?
Curry would be even greater today had he jumped after his freshman year at Davidson and got all that day to day coaching and practice in the d-league.
Oh you got me...... I don't need to keep posting about this ......... but I'm going to do it anyways. See what I did there?
people and their nostalgia. "no one can every play as good as michael jordan because that would ruin my precious memories" puhhhhleaze people
Wait, what? Had trouble beating who? What did the pacers ever accomplish during the Bulls' run?
We have : the best player in the NBA was a 4 year college athlete. .
Wrong. Curry did not play four years, he left school after his junior year.
And, I'm sorry, but the notion that friggin Davidson molded him into this is ludicrous. He'd be just as good or better today if he'd left earlier.
You have no proof that college was critical to his success. He's a very different player now. The truth is college generally has very little to do with your professional success.Yea 3.
Yo have no proof of it at all. The best player in the NBA played 3 years at college. It is what it is. Maybe Davidson did help mold that. The D league does not guarantee anything. Lots of players end their careers there. The college game can help in several aspects, including confidence. Deal with it. It's all what it is.
You have no proof that college was critical to his success. He's a very different player now. The truth is college generally has very little to do with your professional success.
And how many years of college ball were played by Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki, Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, etc.? Let's see, every single other MVP in recent years either played no college ball or did only their obligatory 1 and done rule.
But because there's one guy who's the exception to the rule it must've been that mighty mid-major competition at Davidson that gave us this. Riiiiiiight. That's ludicrous reasoning.
The Bulls had trouble beating a team with 1 Reggie Miller........ but you think they'd easily win in a game against 2 reggie millers and two more other players shooting the ball very well like Green?
trouble as in giving chicago fits. Those series werent easy for the Bulls to win.
The "nostalgia" excuse is just that, an excuse. Just because Jordan played years ago doesn't mean anyone thinking he was better is due to nostalgia. One of them has to be better, and nostalgia has nothing to do with it. I could just as easily say people today think Curry is better because it's fresher on the minds of kids and watchers today.
See how that works.
Yeah, um....the MJ Bulls teams only played the Pacers in the playoffs one time. So????
http://basketball.realgm.com/nba/teams/Chicago-Bulls/4/Playoff-History
Curry isn't in the top 20 yet man, give it up. A couple great years doesn't make a legend. Come talk about Curry in about 10 years and we'll see. The Bulls beat the Warriors in a 7 game series probably in 6. Teams last year and this year wouldn't be in the top 5 teams in the Bulls run of 6 championships.I never said Curry was better. I'm just saying some have already made their mind up that no one can be as good as Jordan so even if it happened...for Curry for example... those people wouldnt see it or admit it
Curry > Jordan....hahahaha.
The things MJ did were jaw dropping and things people hadn't ever seen before.
That Reggie Miller team would be today's Warriors also so what's your point?you are right , it was only 1. but it was still the most trouble the Bulls encountered in any of their title hunts.
Great job brianpoe... now find a picture of him in his signature move... the fade away
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As you can tell, he kicked his knee out and anytime a player got close enough to actually be able to defend it..... they got kicked ...
Yes I know he's not actually fouling anyone in these pics but they don't have pics of every shot ever taken but these quick ones I found show his technique on his fade away.