What does 1-9 mean?

[Walk on Water]

I don

[Uncle Drew]

1-9

[Marchesk]

Bran stans invented it. Nobody was saying 1-9 back then. Nobody expected the Bulls to beat the Celtics or Bucks.

Jordan's not winning a championship only became an issue when the Pistons were beating out the Bulls. And of course that didn't last.

[superduper]

1-9 is PROOF that even Jordan's biggest haters think he's the undisputed GOAT.

[Walk on Water]

1-9

What is 1 for 9? Jordan never lost he

[Uncle Drew]

[QUOTE=Walk on Water]What is 1 for 9? Jordan never lost he

[superduper]

If this thread doesn't show the IQ of Bran stans I dunno what will

[Gus Hemmingway]

1-9

yup


1-9

[AirTupac]

Wait Jordan is 6-0 in the finals? Wow GOAT

[egokiller]

What does 1-9 mean?

It's lebron's finals record if Allen and Kryie don't make 2 of the 5 biggest shots in NBA history.

[TheCorporation]

There was a time long before Scottie Pippen played for the Chicago Bulls; this time is referred to as the "Pre Savior Pippen" era (or PSP for short) and during the PSP era it was a mighty dreadful time for Jordan considering Chicago Bulls very own Michael "Dad Killer" Jordan had an abysmal playoff record of 1 win and 9 losses, hence the 1-9 reference. He was able to swiftly accumulate three 1st round exits, showing that he is a true 1st round exiting king. Three years with no Pippen, three first round exits, and a 1-9 playoff record to show for.

Although, we could even label Jordan's feat (or lack thereof) as 1-10 since he has 1 win in 10 games. 1-9 does have a nice ring to it, but perhaps 1-10 is better suited to display his lack of success? How say you, OP?

[superduper]

It's lebron's finals record if Allen and Kryie don't make 2 of the 5 biggest shots in NBA history.

[Walk on Water]

There was a time long before Scottie Pippen played for the Chicago Bulls; this time is referred to as the "Pre Savior Pippen" era (or PSP for short) and during the PSP era it was a mighty dreadful time for Jordan considering Chicago Bulls very own Michael "Dad Killer" Jordan had an abysmal playoff record of 1 win and 9 losses, hence the 1-9 reference. He was able to swiftly accumulate three 1st round exits, showing that he is a true 1st round exiting king. Three years with no Pippen, three first round exits, and a 1-9 playoff record to show for.

Although, we could even label Jordan's feat (or lack thereof) as 1-10 since he has 1 win in 10 games. 1-9 does have a nice ring to it, but perhaps 1-10 is better suited to display his lack of success? How say you, OP?

I

[TheCorporation]

I’m confused. Is he not 6-0 in the Finals when it counts?

Are we talking about the Pre Savior Pippen era? Or after the Savior arrived? I just want to get things clear, I don't want any thing to get crossed since you seem confused already.

And you never answered my initial question. Should we label him as 1-10 now?

[3ball]