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The Last Dance
I'm guessing it will be the best sports related tv that we are going to see for a while.
No better dynasty than the 90's Bulls
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Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
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Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76:
Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
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Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76:
Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
You're saying that MJ is lucky to have started in an era where teams still played defense?
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76: Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon. You're saying that MJ is lucky to have started in an era where teams still played defense?
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76: Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon. You're saying that MJ is lucky to have started in an era where teams still played defense?
This is interesting. Someone needs to do a deep deep breakdown of defense in the 90's. Because 50% of people say defense was great back then and the other 50% say defense was bad as the athletes suck.
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Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76:
Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon.
Right? Elbron Hubbard is hate by many and all he does is play the game right and make stupid taco tuesday instagram posts. Ton of charitable work. Jordan is universally loved and, well.....
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Why is MJ such a bad guy? When it comes to work ethic and leadership, he's not much different than Tom Brady. Both guys expect nothing short of being the best at all times, and same goes for what they expect from their team mates. They are the GOATS in their respective sports.
Why is MJ such a bad guy? When it comes to work ethic and leadership, he's not much different than Tom Brady. Both guys expect nothing short of being the best at all times, and same goes for what they expect from their team mates. They are the GOATS in their respective sports.
crickets eh Sac?
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Quote Originally Posted by BIGDTITLE:
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: Why is MJ such a bad guy? When it comes to work ethic and leadership, he's not much different than Tom Brady. Both guys expect nothing short of being the best at all times, and same goes for what they expect from their team mates. They are the GOATS in their respective sports. crickets eh Sac?
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: Why is MJ such a bad guy? When it comes to work ethic and leadership, he's not much different than Tom Brady. Both guys expect nothing short of being the best at all times, and same goes for what they expect from their team mates. They are the GOATS in their respective sports. crickets eh Sac?
Wait till the young dudes(who never seen the 90's Bulls or MJ play) finish the series. It will be enlightening.
After two episodes I have to say that the story is being portrayed exceptionally well. Good production.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76: Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon. You're saying that MJ is lucky to have started in an era where teams still played defense?
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76: Can you imagine if MJ started his career when LeBron did? He is and was a horrific human being when he played and now, on and off the court. He was very lucky to start when he did, he would but hated by vast majority if he didn’t. I won’t watch a second of it. Peace emoticon. You're saying that MJ is lucky to have started in an era where teams still played defense?
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Phil Jackson coached for 20 years and never had a losing season.
Phil Jackson coached for 20 years and never had a losing season.
I forgot to mention 11 championships in 20 years. He's batting .550 in the ring department. Let that sink in.
1155-485 career W/L record
He won 6 nba championships in a row from 1995 to 2001 with 2 teams.
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