Fan 9
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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They were just like, well, I hope he's good. I mean, there's two people who we think is better than him.
But there are things that Jordan could do better as well. Obviously, LeBron is an anomaly, right? He's playing 20 plus years. He's doing things like that. But let's look at the impact.
Exactly, right? But I always say you never know what you have until it's gone, right? In 2010, the Cleveland Cavaliers were the best team in the NBA. They were 61 and 21. They were phenomenal, right? When LeBron ended up leaving that team, what happened to them? They became the worst record in the NBA.
Now, in 1992, right, Jordan, for example, he was playing. He retired after winning that championship and went off. And did the Bulls struggle? Absolutely not. When he went to play baseball.
They only lost two more games, which means that they could have done that with or without him.
They didn't win the championship, but I'm just saying that if you lose the GOAT, it should reflect losing the GOAT.
I understand. That's internal issues. There was a lot going on, but that does not change the fact that when you lose the best player, it should feel like you lose the best player.
So let me go into this. LeBron James has a lot of failures because he took more risk. At the end of the day, he won championships on three different teams. He won championships on the Cleveland Cavaliers, he won a championship on the Miami Heat, and he won a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers, right?
On the other end, Michael Jordan won all of those championships in the same city, with the same coach in Phil Jackson, under the same triangle offense. You know what I mean? Everything was the same, with the same running mate in Scottie Pippen.
Exactly, right? And then you can't even say what Jordan did was sensational. When I think about the greatest, it's something that has never been done before, right? At the end of the day, Phil Jackson takes that same triangle offense and almost does the same exact thing with Kobe Bryant.
Ray Allen's my favorite player. I was like, I can argue with that. There you go. Okay. Yeah, one of them.
Well, let me ask you this question. If you replaced LeBron James on that 3-1 comeback win with the Warriors, would Michael Jordan get the same result?
I'm saying, exactly. I'm saying that we can't skip over the details in this regard, because at the end of the day, LeBron's biggest problem is he just ran into Steph Curry. That was it. Like if Steph Curry played in the 80s or 90s, they would have accused him of witchcraft. That's how he was shooting back then.
All to stop one man, Skip.
I mean, he called the Avengers to stop one man. You got to think about that. All right.
Yeah. That phone was ringing, everybody.
But Steph is admitting to you, I can't do it by myself against that guy, right? But what I'm trying to, the thing that I'm trying to make is there were systems built around Michael Jordan to make him who he is. They have the triangle office, they had Phil Jackson. And Phil Jackson almost duplicated the same thing with Kobe. But LeBron James is the system.
It doesn't matter what team you put him on. He's going to the finals within two to three years. And that is statistically proven. It doesn't matter what team he goes to.
New Hobby Hotel Lobby Margot Robbie, like it's a five. All right. You already know it.
Now you know Jordan's teammates were not always happy with the way how he acted.
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