Why didnt Jordan lebron it with tha wizards?

[Real14]

Since a lot people think lebron iz better than M.J and think Lebron can lie and cheat and get way with it still calling him King and shit then would you respect M.J if he formed a stacked team with tha wizards? Why Jordan didn't form a super stacked team with tha wizards just like lebron did for tha cavs recently? Especially since tha jordan haters discredit his rings with the bulls thinking he had super stacked teams in chicago but Lebron gets pass for his quitting on one team to super stack with tha other one :coleman:

[DonDadda59]

Phil wanted Jordan to go with him to LA to play with Shaq and Kobe when he left Chicago. Could've coasted Bron style to a few more rings.

[dubeta]

He already had 15 years with a stacked team with HOF's like pippen and rodman

[DonDadda59]

He already had 15 years with a stacked team with HOF's like pippen and rodman

:confusedshrug:

[JT123]

1. Lebron isn't on a stacked team. Kyrie and Love can't make the playoffs by themselves, so Lebron is coming in to save their careers.
2. Jordan's Wizards weren't that bad. Rip Hamilton, Jerry Stackhouse, Bryon Russel, etc...

[ralph_i_el]

Because instead of trying to win he wanted to jack up as many shots as he wanted while running the team (poorly)

[Real14]

Phil wanted Jordan to go with him to LA to play with Shaq and Kobe when he left Chicago. Could've coasted Bron style to a few more rings.
That would of been illegal.

[JT123]

Phil wanted Jordan to go with him to LA to play with Shaq and Kobe when he left Chicago. Could've coasted Bron style to a few more rings.
Jordan would have stunted Shaq and Kobe's growth. MJ would never let himself become 3rd option, and he would shoot the Lakers out of the playoffs.
I honestly don't think they would win a single ring with MJ on that team.

[Real14]

Jordan would have stunted Shaq and Kobe's growth. MJ would never let himself become 3rd option, and he would shoot the Lakers out of the playoffs.
I honestly don't think they would win a single ring with MJ on that team.
What a dumb post this iz:biggums:

[Nuff Said]

Jordan barely made it into the all star game. No one wanted to play with him just like no one wants to play with Kobe. People want the best chance of winning.

[JT123]

Jordan barely made it into the all star game. No one wanted to play with him just like no one wants to play with Kobe. People want the best chance of winning.
Jordan only got voted in with pity votes during his final year.

[GrapeApe]

I read OP's post 3 times and I'm still not really sure what he's asking.

[andgar923]

1. Lebron isn't on a stacked team. Kyrie and Love can't make the playoffs by themselves, so Lebron is coming in to save their careers.
2. Jordan's Wizards weren't that bad. Rip Hamilton, Jerry Stackhouse, Bryon Russel, etc...

Love and Kyrie are both All Stars in their primes.

One is a ROY, All Star Game MVP and the other is a f*ckin rebounding champ, along with a 3pt shooting challenge winner as a power forward.

BOTH franchise players.

Rip was injured that season, and both Jerry and Bryon were shadows of their former selves and also injured. :facepalm :facepalm :facepalm

[Kblaze8855]

Jordan was the GM/president of the Wizards before his comeback. If he could have just made the Wizards stacked because he felt like it....they would have been stacked before he relinquished control of the team and came out of retirement.

[JT123]

Love and Kyrie are both All Stars in their primes.

One is a ROY, All Star Game MVP and the other is a f*ckin rebounding champ, along with a 3pt shooting challenge winner as a power forward.

BOTH franchise players.
And in 9 combined seasons they have made how many playoff appearances? :confusedshrug:
LOL at All Star game MVP!

[andgar923]

And in 9 combined seasons they have made how many playoff appearances? :confusedshrug:
LOL at All Star game MVP!


Perhaps it's because they're on shitty teams? :confusedshrug:

[JT123]

Perhaps it's because they're on shitty teams? :confusedshrug:
But as soon as Lebron signed with the Cavs everyone on ISH was calling them super stacked. :roll: And this is BEFORE they knew Love was coming.
So either Kyrie couldn't make the playoffs in the worst conference ever with a stacked team, or Lebron makes any team he goes to super stacked. Which is it? :lol
No matter what excuse you wanna make, REAL franchise players at least get you to the playoffs. It's not that hard, considering more than half the teams in the league get in. :confusedshrug:

[andgar923]

But as soon as Lebron signed with the Cavs everyone on ISH was calling them super stacked. :roll: And this is BEFORE they knew Love was coming.
So either Kyrie couldn't make the playoffs in the worst conference ever with a stacked team, or Lebron makes any team he goes to super stacked. Which is it? :lol
No matter what excuse you wanna make, REAL franchise players at least get you to the playoffs. It's not that hard, considering more than half the teams in the league get in. :confusedshrug:
:facepalm :facepalm :facepalm

[ZMonkey11]

And in 9 combined seasons they have made how many playoff appearances? :confusedshrug:
LOL at All Star game MVP!

Them making the playoffs don't matter that much. This is LeBeej's legacy on the line, so he needed to follow the talent. No one cares if Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving win a ring. The story is LeBron. So you suggesting LeBron is coming in to save KLove and Uncle Drew is a complete farce.

Secondly, although All-Star Game MVP doesn't really account for much pure skill wise, for a third year player to go in and take a hold of the reigns, having the best players in the world allow him to dictate the game for that come back...that tells you something about how great he is and will be. That's what All-Star game MVPs prove. How good you are and how much respect you can command.

[Real Men Wear Green]

Since a lot people think lebron iz better than M.J and think Lebron can lie and cheat and get way with it still calling him King and shit then would you respect M.J if he formed a stacked team with tha wizards? Why Jordan didn't form a super stacked team with tha wizards just like lebron did for tha cavs recently? Especially since tha jordan haters discredit his rings with the bulls thinking he had super stacked teams in chicago but Lebron gets pass for his quitting on one team to super stack with tha other one :coleman:
The irony of this post is that as GM it was Jordan's job to "lebron it."

[JT123]

Them making the playoffs don't matter that much. This is LeBeej's legacy on the line, so he needed to follow the talent. No one cares if Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving win a ring. The story is LeBron. So you suggesting LeBron is coming in to save KLove and Uncle Drew is a complete farce
True, but people DO care if they don't make the playoffs. Irving and Love do have legacies that they worry about. Legacies which will be forever ruined if they continue to miss the playoffs year after year. For you to suggest anything otherwise is laughable.
Also, the talent is following Lebron, not the other way around. You really think Love, Miller, Jones, and Marion go to the Cavs if Lebron isn't there? :roll:

[Nuff Said]

The Cavs gon take over all star weekend. Shit gon be crazy!

[SamuraiSWISH]

Phil wanted Jordan to go with him to LA to play with Shaq and Kobe when he left Chicago. Could've coasted Bron style to a few more rings.
Yup.

Not an inherent coward like Bron.

Competitive to the death.

:pimp:

[dubeta]

Yup.

Not an inherent coward like Bron.

Competitive to the death.

:pimp:



So competitive he quit on his team after a 3-peat 2 times :facepalm

Too scared of failure so he quits while he's ahead


MJ was basically that Poker player that leaves the instant he has the most chips

[SamuraiSWISH]

he has the most chips
Exactly.

:pimp:

Then comes back @ 38 - 40 just to compete against kids half his age, when his body had all but given out on him.

Warrior.

[Straight_Ballin]

But as soon as Lebron signed with the Cavs everyone on ISH was calling them super stacked. :roll: And this is BEFORE they knew Love was coming.
So either Kyrie couldn't make the playoffs in the worst conference ever with a stacked team, or Lebron makes any team he goes to super stacked. Which is it? :lol
No matter what excuse you wanna make, REAL franchise players at least get you to the playoffs. It's not that hard, considering more than half the teams in the league get in. :confusedshrug:

^ What the hell are you babbling about lol? No one said Cavs were stacked, they said that of all the teams Bron could have joined, he signed with a team that had 3/4 last #1 pics. Good attempt to prop up Bron tho, despite maybe 2 posters on ish saying Cavs were stacked....

Bottom line is Bron is a joke compared to MJ..

[JT123]

^ What the hell are you babbling about lol? No one said Cavs were stacked, they said that of all the teams Bron could have joined, he signed with a team that had 3/4 last #1 pics. Good attempt to prop up Bron tho, despite maybe 2 posters on ish saying Cavs were stacked....

Bottom line is Bron is a joke compared to MJ..
Do I need to start bumping threads? :oldlol:
Every Lebron hater on this site was going on and on about how the Cavs had the most promising young talent in the league, and that Lebron was a front runner for leaving a team that had just went to 4 straight Finals for a 33 win team. :facepalm

[eliteballer]

As if there was just tons of talent floating around to add.

He did trade rip for Stackhouse who was coming off a 29 ppg season though..

[Real14]

As if there was just tons of talent floating around to add.

He did trade rip for Stackhouse who was coming off a 29 ppg season though..
are you serious?:biggums:

[eliteballer]

are you serious?:biggums:

Instead of pulling vague statements out of your a$$ why don't you suggest what Jordan should have done?

[SamuraiSWISH]

He did trade rip for Stackhouse who was coming off a 29 ppg season though..
Actually he was coming off a 21 ppg on 40% FG.

[Real14]

Actually he was coming off a 21 ppg on 40% FG.
Exactly, people always try to make up shit:facepalm plus who else Jordan had tho?:confusedshrug: That's right, nobody:coleman: