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Dunking on everybody in the park
MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
In the 1995 NBA playoffs, the bulls and magic met in the second round of the eastern playoffs. Michael Jordan had returned near the end of the 94-95 season, and the Bulls had been on an absolute tear since he came back.
Shaq and Penny had been having a great season in the East.
The magic beat the bulls in 6 games, and went on to lose to the Rockets in the finals.
The very next season, the teams met in the eastern conference finals, with the bulls seemingly spanking Penny and Shaq, winning all 4 games before winning their 4th NBA title.
So what was the difference between these two series?
MJ was not rusty and was playing like a madman possessed. That loss stung MJ, a guy that
absolutely hates losing. It lit a fire and set them up for the 2nd 3-peat
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Consensus Top 20-30 AT
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Yeah, that is the fairy tale version for sure.
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National High School Star
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Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
Originally Posted by Akeem34TheDream
Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman.
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Embiid > Jokic
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Never knew about any of this, but always enjoy reading new and exciting information
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The Bearded Menace
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Another thread talking about mj and sure enough, you've attracted your counterpart's attention.
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Consensus Top 20-30 AT
Re: MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
Originally Posted by Akeem34TheDream
Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman.
Hey, don't ruin the fairy tale for them!
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Good college starter
Re: MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
Originally Posted by Akeem34TheDream
Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman.
Oh boy
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MJ nonsense aside, those are the players you want on your team. The ones who hate losing more than they love winning.
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Decent college freshman
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NBA Superstar
Re: MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
Originally Posted by 2ball
In the 1995 NBA playoffs, the bulls and magic met in the second round of the eastern playoffs. Michael Jordan had returned near the end of the 94-95 season, and the Bulls had been on an absolute tear since he came back.
Shaq and Penny had been having a great season in the East.
The magic beat the bulls in 6 games, and went on to lose to the Rockets in the finals.
The very next season, the teams met in the eastern conference finals, with the bulls seemingly spanking Penny and Shaq, winning all 4 games before winning their 4th NBA title.
So what was the difference between these two series?
MJ was not rusty and was playing like a madman possessed. That loss stung MJ, a guy that
absolutely hates losing. It lit a fire and set them up for the 2nd 3-peat
How many times did you jack off while writing this?
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this is really the reason why MJ is a winner. Bron stans just cant accept the fact that there are players who will do anything for rings and bron isnt one of them.
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NBA Superstar
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Re: MJ was a player that hated losing more than he loved winning
Originally Posted by SATAN
knicksman is an idiot
cant stop following me brah. looks like the truth really triggered you loser.
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NBA Superstar
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