[DSRfan]

One of the most STUPID replies in the history of BGR! You are maybe the most ignorant basketball aficionados in the history of mankind. Your ignorance baffles your own words.


So brainiac, Jordan fits one of two scenarios in your blindness:

1. Jordan is the greatest basketball player to every lace up $150.00 sneakers. He won 6 NBA championships all-by-himself! His teammates sucked and were terrible, thus he won 72 regular season games and the NBA championship all by himself!

OR

2. Jordan was the GREATEST leader since Jesus as he led the pitiful and terrible players to greatness and made that team of scrubs the greatest 4 insignificant players in the history of the game.

I love seeing the CRAP that spews out of your keyboard. It's entertaining for its dullness :notworthy If I am clueless about the game, then you have never seen the game because you have absolutely NO idea of what you are talking about :truestory:

The one thing that's readily apparent on this forum is, that the criteria for being a moderator do NOT include reading comprehension or the ability to
logically think, or reason.

Jordan was a great player. The Greatest? NO. At least not if
you define it as I do as being very good/great in all phases
of the game. And he did NOT make his fellow players better.
Playing with Jordan was a stifling experience for those on
his team. Everything was subjugated to him. Unlike playing
with a Bird or Magic who by their style of play further
engaged their teammates and helped them add to and develop
their games, and to see more of the whole floor as they
played.

And I did NOT say that Jordan did not have any good players
on his teams. Reinsdorf and Krause made sure to slot
in good players they needed to fill the roles around Jordan.
Thye just had to understand that they would NOT stray
from those roles, and Jordan was completely indifferent
to them becoming better players, because by then the
NBA had degenerated into what it remains, a iso-centric
gaem in which 5 man team basketball is almost non-existent.
5 men remain on the floor for each team. But possession
by possession 2 to 3 on each team might as well be on the
bench. And that played directly in to Jordan' wheelhouse
allowing his own vastly superior one on one talents to
be maximized. Jordan's teams were the best of his time,
but they, and titlists now, couldn't hope to compete
with those of the Bird/Magic era, or even the Pistons,
because those teams stil played as a whole.

Now go "entertain" yourself by looking at the pretty lights
that are still up for the holidays. Trying to do any more
would be taxing your intellect too much I fear.