View Full Version : "Michael Jordan's legacy..."
DazedAndConfused
07-09-2010, 01:19 AM
"...is not that he won six championships in Chicago. Heck, Robert Horry won more titles than Jordan. No, what made Jordan so admired is that when the Bulls drafted him, they were a dead franchise. If they had sent a limo to pick him up at the draft, it would have been a hearse. :lol:
Jordan, through his talent and will, made the Bulls the most successful organization in sports. We saw him score 63 points against the Celtics in the playoffs and lose. We saw him get knocked down, literally and figuratively, by the Pistons. And we saw how much it meant to him when he finally won, in 1991 -- and how, from then on, he seemed unbeatable.
He stayed Loyal to a franchise that was underpaying him year after year. He give his heart and soul to that franchise. He didn't give up. It took him 8 years to get one. So no I hope nobody ever compare him to Mike again."
DeadlyDynasty
07-09-2010, 01:20 AM
who's the author?
newacc
07-09-2010, 01:21 AM
If Lebron read this, I bet he'd want to change his mind.
dallaskd
07-09-2010, 01:21 AM
whos quote?
Roddy Beaubois
07-09-2010, 01:24 AM
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/michael_rosenberg/07/01/free.agency/index.html
chasing jordan's legacy is futile. lebron is smart enough to know that. he'd rather create his own legacy by doing this unprecedented FA formation and go out and win with the superfriends.
Roddy Beaubois
07-09-2010, 01:30 AM
Best Part:
And this is why James cannot achieve that whole global icon thing on a superteam. Like James, Jordan chased every off-court dollar. The man made a movie with Bugs Bunny. But fans always believed that Jordan's desire to win came first -- and Jordan seemed to understand that was essential to his mass appeal. He never would have bolted for another team to make his championship path easier, because that would have been a cop-out. Jordan's ego was too big for cop-outs. He was too competitive.
timvp
07-09-2010, 01:34 AM
If that's how you want to define legacy then Kobe's legacy is that he forced a trade to a team that has an easy road to greatness thanks to its legacy and its limitless wealth of resources instead of saving the Charlotte Hornets franchise.
Chr!s Childs
07-09-2010, 01:36 AM
If he's SOOOOOOOOOOOO loyal, then why did he play for the wizards when could of play for the bulls again?
Jordans the GOAT but just stop it.
Roddy Beaubois
07-09-2010, 01:36 AM
This thread isn't about Kobe. Hes already lost his place in the GOAT talks.
Lebron had his chance, but lost it.
23LeBronJames23
07-09-2010, 01:36 AM
This is why Jordan will never be like LeBron!
Roddy Beaubois
07-09-2010, 01:37 AM
If he's SOOOOOOOOOOOO loyal, then why did he play for the wizards when could of play for the bulls again?
Jordans the GOAT but just stop it.
This isn't about loyalty.
"He never would have bolted for another team to make his championship path easier, because that would have been a cop-out. Jordan's ego was too big for cop-outs. He was too competitive."
this is kind of retarded. guys like jordan and lebron will do anything to win. lebron will do anything to win, even if it hurts his own legacy. if anything, accepting help from bosh and wade at the expense of his legacy and salary just proves how much he is willing to sacrifice to win. that's competitiveness.
HarlemHeat37
07-09-2010, 01:38 AM
Jordan will never be caught, at least not in my lifetime, which is why it's insulting when the media and casual fan compares #6-24 to him..
baseline bum
07-09-2010, 01:39 AM
If that's how you want to define legacy then Kobe's legacy is that he forced a trade to a team that has an easy road to greatness thanks to its legacy and its limitless wealth of resources instead of saving the Charlotte Hornets franchise.
:lol True
Chr!s Childs
07-09-2010, 01:40 AM
this is kind of retarded. guys like jordan and lebron will do anything to win. lebron will do anything to win, even if it hurts his own legacy. if anything, accepting help from bosh and wade at the expense of his legacy and salary just proves how much he is willing to sacrifice to win. that's competitiveness.
EXACTLY and people don't get this. I mean he's sacraficing being "THE MAN" to having a huge role in a potential dynasty. Jordan wanted to win....LEbron wants to win...whats the FUSS?
himat
07-09-2010, 01:40 AM
Jordan will never be caught, at least not in my lifetime, which is why it's insulting when the media and casual fan compares #6-24 to him..
You act like Jordan didn't have poor individual performances in the Finals either. Do you want me to pull them up for you?
Hater man. The dude wins...accept it.
HarlemHeat37
07-09-2010, 01:41 AM
Gobbler, DazedAndConfused, DeadlyDynasty and himat viewing the thread..this should be disgusting..
HarlemHeat37
07-09-2010, 01:42 AM
You act like Jordan didn't have poor individual performances in the Finals either. Do you want me to pull them up for you?
Hater man. The dude wins...accept it.
Jordan has significantly more great games in the Finals than he does poor games..#6-24 doesn't..
DazedAndConfused
07-09-2010, 01:42 AM
This thread has nothing to do with Kobe, there are plenty of other Kobe threads for you to post in timvp. Does you wife need to remind you that there is a 24/7 Kobe thread stickied at the top of this forum?
DazedAndConfused
07-09-2010, 01:43 AM
Gobbler, DazedAndConfused, DeadlyDynasty and himat viewing the thread..this should be disgusting..
Nobody cares what you have to say Harlem aka MiamiHeat aka ChrisChilds.
HarlemHeat37
07-09-2010, 01:44 AM
http://dailyelements.com/secondteam.gif
My fans apparently care about what I have to say..don't blame me, blame the voting..
Chr!s Childs
07-09-2010, 01:45 AM
Nobody cares what you have to say Harlem aka MiamiHeat aka ChrisChilds.
I think you are really butthurt about lebron, bosh, and wade ruining your lakers 3-peat...GO TO BED.
Roddy Beaubois
07-09-2010, 01:46 AM
this is kind of retarded. guys like jordan and lebron will do anything to win. lebron will do anything to win, even if it hurts his own legacy. if anything, accepting help from bosh and wade at the expense of his legacy and salary just proves how much he is willing to sacrifice to win. that's competitiveness.
:rolleyes
himat
07-09-2010, 01:48 AM
lakaluva you are the only one who could deal with a douche like this please help.
And btw I didn't bring up Kobe...MiamiHeat always brings him up.
You know what I'll stop talking. But like I claimed last year Lakers will win again. Kobe>LeBron. Hands down.
It was in question before. Now its been answered.
noob cake
07-09-2010, 02:08 AM
LeBron already killed his chance.
Kobe's legacy is also tainted, but if he can win 1-2 more ships as the true first option (with no Pau bailing him out, or embarrassing sub 35% shooting on 20+ shots), I admit that Kobe can be considered GOAT
Smooth Criminal
07-09-2010, 02:40 AM
This is why Jordan will never be like LeBron!
There's a mistake I think, you're fav team still says Cavs...
mavs>spurs2
07-09-2010, 02:48 AM
I admit that Kobe can be considered GOAT
:lmao
and there's the stupid opinion
HarlemHeat37
07-09-2010, 09:36 AM
lakaluva you are the only one who could deal with a douche like this please help.
And btw I didn't bring up Kobe...MiamiHeat always brings him up.
You know what I'll stop talking. But like I claimed last year Lakers will win again. Kobe>LeBron. Hands down.
It was in question before. Now its been answered.
:rollin:rollin
BullsDynasty
07-09-2010, 09:46 AM
Michael Jordan changed the game, Lebron James changed the business.
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