TheGoatest
03-21-2022, 10:02 PM
https://airjudden2.tripod.com/ejf/indexf.html
I suggest the highly informative Q and A section, with gems like this:
Why jordon is a 1-dimensional Ballhog:
Doesn’t jordon make those around him better?
Answer: No! B.J. Armstrong and Horace Grant weren’t able to make the all-star team until jordon retired. Pippen had his finest year without jordon. With defenses no longer supposedly focusing on wretched jordon, but rather, focusing on Pippen instead, people (including myself) expected Pippen and Grant's field goal percentages to suffer. However, they improved it over his previous season (1992-93). Without jordon screaming at them to pass up open shots (so that jordon can pad his stats) their numbers looked even better. Then the next year (1994-95), Pippen led the Bulls in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks. Only one other person in history has matched that accomplishment (Dave Cowens). However, Pippen wasn’t even considered for the MVP, because Foolish jordon came back--hogging the spotlight, and ballhogging (at a 41% clip) the team right out of the playoffs. Thanks to jordon, many fine ballplayers have come to Chicago, only to find their careers plummet, like Dennis Hopson, Rodney McCray, Cliff Levingston, Bobby Hansen, and Ron Harper.
Beautiful, Pulitzer-worthy writing. :applause:
I suggest the highly informative Q and A section, with gems like this:
Why jordon is a 1-dimensional Ballhog:
Doesn’t jordon make those around him better?
Answer: No! B.J. Armstrong and Horace Grant weren’t able to make the all-star team until jordon retired. Pippen had his finest year without jordon. With defenses no longer supposedly focusing on wretched jordon, but rather, focusing on Pippen instead, people (including myself) expected Pippen and Grant's field goal percentages to suffer. However, they improved it over his previous season (1992-93). Without jordon screaming at them to pass up open shots (so that jordon can pad his stats) their numbers looked even better. Then the next year (1994-95), Pippen led the Bulls in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks. Only one other person in history has matched that accomplishment (Dave Cowens). However, Pippen wasn’t even considered for the MVP, because Foolish jordon came back--hogging the spotlight, and ballhogging (at a 41% clip) the team right out of the playoffs. Thanks to jordon, many fine ballplayers have come to Chicago, only to find their careers plummet, like Dennis Hopson, Rodney McCray, Cliff Levingston, Bobby Hansen, and Ron Harper.
Beautiful, Pulitzer-worthy writing. :applause: