Jordan Answers Every Question You Want to Ask

[eliteballer]

Michael Jordan on Dean Smith and Phil Jackson: "Fortunately Dean Smith helped me become the basketball player I am today. Phil's lucky because I was taught the game by Dean Smith."

[QUOTE]Michael Jordan on the biggest trash-talker: "Who's the biggest trash-talker I ever played against? Probably Larry Bird. He talks a lot of trash

[Fallen Angel]

Who killed his father?

[J Shuttlesworth]

How big is his pee pee?

[JT123]

Jordan admitted he'd rather face Curry in one on one instead of Lebron. :oldlol: Confirmed beta

[DMV2]

Shit...you beat me to it OP.

[DMV2]

I have a feeling that the Phil comment will be used and quoted for years to come when talking about Phil.

[Angel Face]

No question !!

[Megabox!]

Who killed his father?
This

[raprap]

better sidekick, Pippen, Kobe or Steph Curry?

[HighFlyer23]

And Alaska believes LeBron would've beaten MJ in his prime

http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/post/_/id/13405949/michael-jordan-says-beat-lebron-1-1-prime-all-bulls-team-kill-all-lakers-team?ex_cid=sportscenterFB&sf11810851=1

[Indian guy]

MJ has been oddly cold towards Phil in recent years. Doesn't seem to give him much credit for anything.

[And1AllDay]

better sidekick, Pippen, Kobe or Steph Curry?

http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Kevin-Garnett-Reaction-at-2013-Dunk-Contest.gif

[And1AllDay]

MJ has been oddly cold towards Phil in recent years. Doesn't seem to give him much credit for anything.

Well, it's been known that MJ was/is an asshole, so I'm sure him and Phil didn't exactly get along. I mean, they did enough to tolerate one another, of course. Also, didn't PJAX say he would take Kobe over MJ in an interview? (Which is obviously a slight to MJ).

[Wade's Rings]

MJ has been oddly cold towards Phil in recent years. Doesn't seem to give him much credit for anything.

Examples?

[GreggPopazit]

MJ has been oddly cold towards Phil in recent years. Doesn't seem to give him much credit for anything.

Jordan taught Phil to be a winner, Phil taught Shaq to be a winner, Shaq taught Kobe to be a winner, Kobe scared Dwight away after 1 year.

[DMV2]

Jordan taught Phil to be a winner, Phil taught Shaq to be a winner, Shaq taught Kobe to be a winner, Kobe scared Dwight away after 1 year.
:oldlol:

[TheMarkMadsen]

Jordan taught Phil to be a winner, Phil taught Shaq to be a winner, Shaq taught Kobe to be a winner, Kobe scared Dwight away after 1 year.

then how come Kobe won more without Disel than Disel won without Kobe :lol :lol

[DMV2]

then how come Kobe won more without Disel than Disel won without Kobe :lol :lol
That's only because Shaq gave Kobe 3 freebies.

[TheMarkMadsen]

That's only because Shaq gave Kobe 3 freebies.

Kobe without Shaq = 3 straight finals, 2 rings, 2 FMVP

Shaq without Kobe = 2 finals, 1 ring, 0 FMVP


:lol :lol

[3ball]

MJ has been oddly cold towards Phil in recent years. Doesn't seem to give him much credit for anything.


If MJ doesn't buy into the triangle, Phil is nothing - MJ was the one who sacrified, NOBODY ELSE.. This is a fact:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIY_4vIxGEE&t=23m40s


If MJ rejects the offense (like Lebron would) and doesn't find a way to still achieve his goat stats WITHIN the restrictive, equal-opportunity offense, than Phil Jackson would not exist like we know him - he would've been reduced to a nobody with some crazy offense that ended up making him look like rainman rather than a genius.

Again, MJ was the one who made the sacrifice, which enabled Phil to become a star... Then everyone else got to be a star too (Shaq, Kobe, Pau)... But it all started with MJ making the sacrifice... Without that, Phil doesn't have ANY rings, let alone 11...

Btw, the only reason MJ had the capacity to MAKE the sacrifice, is because he was elite in all areas of the game (whereas Lebron is only elite as the primary ballhandler, so he doesn't have the capacity to make the sacrifice - accordingly, Lebron would team-hop, rather than try to undertake the massive responsibility of making the triangle work).
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[KembaWalker]

Jordan admitted he'd rather face Curry in one on one instead of Lebron. :oldlol: Confirmed beta

Right now as in 52 years old, read the answer right under

Honestly you make being retarded look too easy

[Kobe_6/8]

Jordan taught Phil to be a winner, Phil taught Shaq to be a winner, Shaq taught Kobe to be a winner, Kobe scared Dwight away after 1 year.

Kobe taught himself how to win...if he listened to Shaq he would be an overweight clown who doesn't prepare for games.

[Doranku]

Jordan taught Phil to be a winner, Phil taught Shaq to be a winner, Shaq taught Kobe to be a winner, Kobe taught Pau to be a winner.

...except this is how it actually was.

[You Cant Ban Me]

Jordan puts hakeem over every chance he get.He must really respect that guy's game :applause:

[CeltsGarlic]

If MJ doesn't buy into the triangle, Phil is nothing - MJ was the one who sacrified, NOBODY ELSE.. This is a fact:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIY_4vIxGEE&t=23m40s


If MJ rejects the offense (like Lebron would) and doesn't find a way to still achieve his goat stats WITHIN the restrictive, equal-opportunity offense, than Phil Jackson would not exist like we know him - he would've been reduced to a nobody with some crazy offense that ended up making him look like rainman rather than a genius.

Again, MJ was the one who made the sacrifice, which enabled Phil to become a star... Then everyone else got to be a star too (Shaq, Kobe, Pau)... But it all started with MJ making the sacrifice... Without that, Phil doesn't have ANY rings, let alone 11...

Btw, the only reason MJ had the capacity to MAKE the sacrifice, is because he was elite in all areas of the game (whereas Lebron is only elite as the primary ballhandler, so he doesn't have the capacity to make the sacrifice - accordingly, Lebron would team-hop, rather than try to undertake the massive responsibility of making the triangle work).
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Its all about rings and MJ sacrificed nothing.

[Collie]

It often seems that MJ respects Kobe a lot, but less so of Lebron.

[Dragonyeuw]

It often seems that MJ respects Kobe a lot, but less so of Lebron.

For the same reason Pippen respects Lebron, seemingly more than MJ nowadays. MJ and Kobe have similar DNA in terms of skillset and approach to the game, and Pippen sees Lebron as being similar to himself in terms of size, approach, skillsets( though obviously Lebron bettered everything Pip did asides from defense).

[Dragonyeuw]

Also, didn't PJAX say he would take Kobe over MJ in an interview? (Which is obviously a slight to MJ).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nClAiN9MXyc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjqjgXeAB1w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hO8PQTjFU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4kSjT11FmU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_WNTx3gG_s

Phil seems to generally favor MJ, though in the last video he says Kobe had overall better skills, but that MJ's overall physical superiority allowed him to do things that Kobe couldn't, which is what seems to be the general mentality on ISH. That said, skillwise they each have advantages so to me its splitting hairs, but there's no doubt MJ was a superior overall athlete and it did play out in their respective games.

[ShawkFactory]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nClAiN9MXyc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjqjgXeAB1w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hO8PQTjFU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4kSjT11FmU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_WNTx3gG_s

Phil seems to generally favor MJ, though in the last video he says Kobe had overall better skills, but that MJ's overall physical superiority allowed him to do things that Kobe couldn't, which is what seems to be the general mentality on ISH. That said, skillwise they each have advantages so to me its splitting hairs, but there's no doubt MJ was a superior overall athlete and it did play out in their respective games.
Especially in tightly contested situations.

[Da_Realist]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nClAiN9MXyc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjqjgXeAB1w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hO8PQTjFU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4kSjT11FmU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_WNTx3gG_s

Phil seems to generally favor MJ, though in the last video he says Kobe had overall better skills, but that MJ's overall physical superiority allowed him to do things that Kobe couldn't, which is what seems to be the general mentality on ISH. That said, skillwise they each have advantages so to me its splitting hairs, but there's no doubt MJ was a superior overall athlete and it did play out in their respective games.

MJ was more athletic but he was also smarter and more competitive -- from a team perspective. Maybe they are about the same challenging dudes one-on-one after practice, (though I've read many reports that MJ was competitive about everything where Kobe is only that competitive about basketball) but the real difference was in leading his team on the court.

[Da_Realist]

It often seems that MJ respects Kobe a lot, but less so of Lebron.

MJ may not be the best at evaluating talent or putting a team together but one thing he is EXCELLENT at is zeroing in on a player's weaknesses. Lebron has a great game but also some glaring weaknesses. Kobe is not the specimen than Lebron is but he really doesn't have any glaring weaknesses that an opponent can exploit. That, plus MJ respects Kobe's competitive nature and probably (secretly) thinks Lebron is soft.