Michael Jordan highlights - first four seasons.

[SATAN]

Not a troll thread.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIO5wpDVJC8

This sums up what was most impressive about MJ back in the day. The way MJ moved was really something else. He had insane creativity, especially for that period in basketball. I think this is the real reason people started calling him the "goat" in the first place. RiNgS Phil Jackson and co were responsible for was just something thrown on top by hardcore fanboys and people who overvalue stars' roles on good teams. MJ was a great dunker also but his layups were crazy. The ultimate showboating.

He's not my goat but I gotta respect his game. His fans kinda ruined it for me over the years though.

[MrFonzworth]

Nerd created so many accounts here over the years and thinks he isnt a troll. Hilarious.

[SATAN]

Seems like you think I made the Alaska thread. :lol

:facepalm

[MrFonzworth]

"Not a troll thread"

Well that was easy:yaohappy:

[Spurs m8]

Whilst I appreciate the sentiment for the most part, a Bron stan talking about a players fans ruining things, just had me in stitches.

But nice work overall

[warriorfan]

"Not a troll thread"

Well that was easy:yaohappy:

:roll:

[Airupthere]

Just because you said this is not a troll thread does not mean this is not a troll thread

[Full Court]

This doesn't seem to be a troll thread, so props to the OP for that.

Question for OP: When people on here say that Jordan would only be DeRozan in today's league, do you agree with that or not?

[Axe]

Nerd created so many accounts here over the years and thinks he isnt a troll. Hilarious.
:milton

[TheCorporation]

I'm sensing an insurmountable level of deep pain within the workings of this thread. Be kind to yourself, life gets better.

[SATAN]

Whilst I appreciate the sentiment for the most part, a Bron stan talking about a players fans ruining things, just had me in stitches.

But nice work overall

MJ stans are the original toxic fanboys. Been at it for decades.

[Chuckbe]

Thanks OP, now I can see what real greatness looks like