Jerry Stackhouse regretted playing with Michael Jordan

[Lebron23]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgHHjz06C9E

Jerry was averaging 29.8 ppg with the Pistons. And with the Wizards he became a 21.5 ppg scorer. Before the trade many fans were saying that the Pistons got robbed in that trade because Stackhouse was a better player than Hamilton. Both Stackhouse and Collins reputations were ruined after that season. Jordan at the aged of 40 still wanted to averaged 25 field goal attempts per game

[TheGoatest]

We all know what Jordan does to other players:

7 Bulls players averaged career highs in points in the 1993-94 season. Horace Grant and BJ Armstrong immediately became all-stars. Those Bulls didn't miss a beat compared to the 1991-1993 championship teams, except in one vital category - Favorable ref calls:

[Lebron23]

We all know what Jordan does to other players:

7 Bulls players averaged career highs in the 1993-94 season. Horace Grant and BJ Armstrong immediately became all-stars. Those Bulls didn't miss a beat compared to the 1991-1993 championship teams, except in one vital category - Favorable ref calls:

Jordanball is cancerous without Phil Jackson and Pippen. He never had a winning season without these two guys.

[Reggie43]

I actually believed this but a quick look at the stats shows that Stackhouse was already down to 21.5ppg on the Pistons prior to joining the Wizards.

Jordan in Washington as an older dude really got exposed for his one dimensional leadership style thinking that tough guy persona would work with his diminished athleticism and ability which only alienated teammates but to be fair he was still really good considering his age (38-39)

[kawhileonard2]

Its why he never won bronze medal for America nor never lost with HCA.

[Lebron23]

I actually believed this but a quick look at the stats shows that Stackhouse was already down to 21.5ppg on the Pistons prior to joining the Wizards.

Jordan in Washington as an older dude really got exposed for his one dimensional leadership style thinking that tough guy persona would work with his diminished athleticism and ability which only alienated teammates but to be fair he was still really good considering his age (38-39)

I think that Jordan would have been a good 2nd scoring option if they have a Duncan and Shaq franchise player.

[Kiddlovesnets]

And Isaiah Thomas regretted playing with Lebron, who ruined his career and he’s now out of the league.

[Reggie43]

I think that Jordan would have been a good 2nd scoring option if they have a Duncan and Shaq franchise player.

Yeah that shit he pulled on washington would be better on more established teams. I think the Blazers of that time could have used that in your face leadership lol.

[SATAN]

And Isaiah Thomas regretted playing with Lebron, who ruined his career and he’s now out of the league.

Yeah, right

[Kiddlovesnets]

Yeah, right

So what? Lebronstans post nonsense about MJ and now they are mad when it backfires.

[Shooter]

We all know what Jordan does to other players:

7 Bulls players averaged career highs in points in the 1993-94 season. Horace Grant and BJ Armstrong immediately became all-stars. Those Bulls didn't miss a beat compared to the 1991-1993 championship teams, except in one vital category - Favorable ref calls:

Bingo

[Manny98]

Jerry Stackhouse
Kwame Brown
Orlando Woolridge
BJ Armstrong
Ron Harper
Pippen
Grant
Kukoc

List of victims from Jordan ball

[mehyaM24]

you'd think his teammates would be in awe of him. that version of jordan expected standards even he couldn't live up to - and that's why the lockeroom soured. nobodies following your lead if you cant backup what you say.

[Kiddlovesnets]

Lebron threw Isaiah under the bus and it didnt end up well either.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...r-lakers-trade

[hack_a_shaq]

you'd think his teammates would be in awe of him. that version of jordan expected standards even he couldn't live up to - and that's why the lockeroom soured. nobodies following your lead if you cant backup what you say.

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