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[Im so nba'd out]

The 1993 NBA Finals was a showdown between two of NBA’s biggest superstars of all time: Charles Barkley of the Phoenix Suns and Michael Jordan of the Bulls.

They were also great friends who went golfing together in the middle of the championship series.

According to Bulls assistant coach Johnny Bach:



GOAT GONNA GOAT...

[Kvnzhangyay]

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[1987_Lakers]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4ZQERHL6ow

[Soundwave]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4ZQERHL6ow

That one always cracks me

But no offense to Chamillionaire, but he even admits he doesn't like taking pictures with fans.

Having to take pictures with people gets annoying after having to do it 100000000000x.

A lot of celebrities don't do it period. The only reason the girls got the photos is the same reason good looking girls go to the front of the line in any club ... because they're good looking girls.

[SpecialQue]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=224613

[Im so nba'd out]

You know it’s bad news when the Bulls released one of the few teammates Jordan liked and brought in a player from a rival team.

Bad news for that player, that is.

Eric Freeman of "Yahoo! Sports" noted:

"When the Bulls let Charles Oakley go and brought in Bill Cartwright, Jordan resented the loss of his friend and took it out on Cartwright, calling him “Medical Bill” and intentionally throwing impossible-to-handle passes at him in practice to draw attention to what he perceived to be his bad hands."

Cartwright went on to help the Bulls win three championship rings with Michael Jordan, defending the paint against elite centers on opposing teams.

Jordan may not have wanted to admit it, but Cartwright’s “bad hands” contributed to Jordan’s success in a big way.

[Soundwave]

I'm sorry but Cartwright sucked and the Bulls lost that trade.

They should have kept Oakley, that dude was one of the meanest mofos to play the game and was better than Cartwright by the time the Bulls had traded him. I have little doubt that

C - Grant/token 7 foot white dude
PF - Oakley
SF - Pippen
SG - Jordan
PG - Paxson

Would be just as good, if not better. Oakley was the better scorer and rebounder by a good margin by 1990/91, Cartwright didn't do sh*t to stop the Pistons from beating up on Jordan/Pippen, Oakley would've sent Rodman's ass to the ground for trying some of the stuff he did.

[Im so nba'd out]

In the Bulls’ first-round battle against the Charlotte Hornets in 1995 after Jordan’s highly touted comeback to the NBA, Jordan didn’t hesitate to leave his mark.

According to former Bulls assistant coach Johnny Bach, Jordan was guarding Muggsy Bogues when this happened:

"On the biggest possession of the game, Muggsy had the ball with the Hornets down one. Jordan backed off of him and told him, 'Shoot it, you f***ing midget.' Muggsy shot it, didn’t come close. A year later Muggsy actually told Johnny Bach that he believes that single play ruined his career. His shot never recovered."

The next year, Bogues’ career certainly started to decline. Whether or not Jordan was the primary reason for this is up to debate.
You're a cruel goat Mr.Jordan

[hawke812]

[QUOTE]Scottie Pippen? Nothing but respect for Pippen. Great teammate. Great player. He was a thug when he came into the league, but really came around and they talk regularly now. Pippen and Jordan together defensively was as devastating a duo as there will ever be. Scottie and Michael used to compete on everything. Jordan used always claim his hands were bigger, but they weren

[SpecialQue]

[QUOTE]Jordan's infatuation with his prot

[bballnoob1192]

jordan's a dick. what's new?

[Im so nba'd out]

jordan's a dick. what's new?

He's the goat dick.PAUSE

[buddha]

He's the goat dick.PAUSE

refer to post #9

[Straight_Ballin]

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Stop feeling so insecure because you never got to watch him play live bro.

[Straight_Ballin]

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