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Enes Kanter says he wore Michael Jordan’s own shoes marked “made with slave labor” in front of Jordan, then was told he’d thrown away $40M “We played against Charlotte, and who owns Charlotte? Michael Jordan. So I ordered his shoes… I put ‘made with slave labor.’ I saw Michael Jordan in the stands and I was just like, ‘This is it’” “I went out there with his shoes, played in front of Michael Jordan with his own shoes and put ‘made with slave labor.’ After the game, all my teammates walked up to me and said, ‘Buddy, this is your last year. Have fun. You’re not going to be playing basketball ever again’” “My agent called me… ‘You’re 29 years old, you can play another six years. You’re literally throwing away between $30 to $40 million’ I said, ‘Okay’ I hung up the phone, never talked to him again”

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Scott Brooks: "You can argue the [Lakers] had the best player ever to play the game [Kobe] for 20 years..." Pat Riley: "He ranks right there with Jordan." David Stern: "Kobe is there with Michael." Dr J.: "[Kobe's] as good as anyone who's ever played. Let's put it that way." George Gervin: "He set himself apart from everyone else." Kevin Durant: "How do you not say [Kobe and Jordan] are by far better than anybody who's played the game?" Isaiah Thomas: “I mean, he’s the greatest of all time in life and in basketball." Adeyemi Adediran (B/R 2010): "KOBE BRYANT IS THE GREATEST PLAYER TO EVER TOUCH A BASKETBALL." Jerry Rice: "Greatest of all time. You have to earn that title, and I think Kobe did that." Randy Moss: "Kobe Bryant is the best basketball player that I've ever seen dribble a basketball." Mark Jackson: "I never thought I would say it playing against Michael Jordan for so long but Kobe Bryant at the end of the day...will go down as the greatest basketball player that has ever lived." Mark Schlererh: "One time, one game, I'm taking Kobe Bryant." Paul Pierce: "If a game is on the line and I need one game, I want Kob." Steve Smith: "He's the best, most fundamentaly [sound] player I've ever played against or watched." Kendrick Perkins: "Most skilled to EVER play the game, it's not even a debate." Chauncey Billups: "I think Kobe is more skilled than any player that's ever played." Phil Jackson when asked if Kobe has better basketball skills than Michael Jordan: "He does." Vince Carter: "I mean, I still have to give it (GOAT) to Michael Jordan, with a close Kobe Bryant 2nd." Paul Westphal: "Who is to say Kobe Bryant isn’t going to be better than Michael Jordan? Let’s get that out on the table right now. He’s a lot better than Jordan was at the same age." Shaq: "If you want to have that conversation (GOAT), there has to be another name added to that - Kobe." Rip Hamilton: "Whoever voted Kobe [at 10] flat out disrespected him...when Magic comes out and says Kobe is the best Laker of all-time, that means better than him and better than the guy Magic played with, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar." Rudy Tomjanovich: "I truly believe [Kobe] has the chance to become the greatest player to ever play the game." Greg Anthony: "Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen." Shaq: "You know what, I had the greatest player ever. We could've won six or seven championships, but you live and you learn." Allen Iverson: "I don't understand how they don't have the debate when it comes to Kobe." Mike Breen: "It's starting to happen again Mark, the conversation, the debate on is [Kobe] as good as Michael Jordan. It's been blasphemy to say it, really about anybody, but it's an actual discussion you can have now. Mark Jackson: "Well I said it a year and a half ago, no way in the world would I ever put anybody in the conversation with Michael Jordan but Kobe Bryant is there. He's as good as Michael Jordan on any given day. I said to Bryant yesterday,, 'it's almost like Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali.' He looked at me and said, 'I'm not Larry Holmes.' And he is 100% right. It is two Muhammad Ali's when you talk about Jordan and Bryant." Grant Taylor (B/R 2011): "Players that come to mind are Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan. But I've now officially put Kobe Bryant on this list, and judging by the title of this article, it is clear I'm not just saying he belongs with these players. No. Kobe Bryant is the greatest and most legendary of all these players." Charles Barkley: "Kobe Bryant is the best player I’ve ever seen other than Michael Jordan." Matt Barnes: "To me, Jordan is 1 and Kobe is 1B." Phil Jackson on who he'd pick to start a team with between Kobe and Jordan: “I’d do a coin flip and whichever one came up heads or tails, I would take that person.”

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Before Enes Kanter Freedom declared his eligibility for the WNBA, he walked away from $40,000,000 rather than stop wearing human rights shoes that said things like "Made With Slave Labor." His own agent begged him to shut up. He never talked to him again. ENES: "They pressured me so much. I was like, you know what? ‘I promise you guys, I’m not going to wear Free Tibet shoes ever again.’ They said, ‘Promise.’ I said, ‘Promise.’ I hang up the phone. So the second game, I wore Free Uyghur shoes." "The third game... we played against Charlotte. And who owns Charlotte? Michael Jordan." So I order his shoes. His most famous shoe is called Concord. I put ‘Made With Slave Labor’ before the game, right? I’m going to go out there and play with those." “I saw Michael Jordan on the stands, and I was just like, 'This is it. Like, this cannot get any more fun and better than this.'" "So I went out there with his shoes, played in front of Michael Jordan with his own shoes and put ‘Made With Slave Labor.’" "After the game, all my teammates walk up to me and said, ‘Buddy, this is your last year... You’re not gonna be playing basketball ever again on an NBA court. So say goodbye to basketball.’" "My agent called me, and he said, ‘Listen, man, I work for you. I don’t work for the NBA. But this is our last year. Just have fun. If you say, I mean, you already did enough damage to NBA and everyone else around you, but if you say another word, you’re not going to be playing basketball ever again." “‘And you’re 29 years old, you can play another six years, you’re not only throwing away six years, you’re literally throwing away between 30 to 40 million dollars.’" "I said, okay. I hang up the phone, never talk to him again.” Enes played his last NBA game on February 8, 2022. His most famous shoes made statements like: • "Free Tibet" — the season opener. • "Free Uyghur" — worn the very next game, after he promised the league he'd never wear the Tibet shoes again. Technically kept his word. • "Hypocrite Nike" • "Made With Slave Labor" — a dig at Nike's dependence on cheap Chinese labor to make its shoes.

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🚨🎙️RIO FERDINAND & THIAGO ALCÂNTARA ON JORDAN HENDERSON’S CHELSEA MOVE Rio Ferdinand: “Thiago, Chelsea have just signed Jordan Henderson. A lot of fans are looking at his age and asking what he can still bring to this young Chelsea squad. You’ve played with him. What are they getting?” Thiago Alcântara: “They’re getting a player who makes everyone around him better. That’s the first thing people need to understand. Jordan doesn’t improve a team because of statistics, he improves a team because he refuses to let standards drop. Every day in training, every meeting, every game, he demands more from the players around him.” Rio Ferdinand: “But Chelsea already have talented young players. Why would Henderson be so important?” Thiago Alcântara: “Because talent is not the problem at Chelsea. They have talent everywhere. What young players need is guidance and accountability. Jordan is the type of player who sees a young player drifting below his level and immediately pulls him back up. He doesn’t allow standards to fall. That’s a rare quality.” Rio Ferdinand: “So you think he’ll have a big impact on players like Estevão, Kendry Páez, Andrey Santos and the rest?” Thiago Alcântara: “Absolutely. Look at England. Why is Jordan Henderson still there? Because he makes the players around him better. The younger players improve because he’s constantly demanding excellence. He creates an environment where everyone is pushing each other. That’s something Chelsea’s young dressing room can benefit from massively.” Rio Ferdinand: “A lot of people might not see that side of him though.” Thiago Alcântara: “That’s because those things don’t appear on highlight reels. What people don’t see is Jordan staying behind to help teammates, speaking to younger players, making sure nobody switches off mentally. He’s always there. If you need advice, he’s there. If you need support, he’s there. If you need someone to challenge you, he’s there as well.” Rio Ferdinand: “I remember Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers saying he’s one of the best human beings they’ve met in football.” Thiago Alcântara: “And that doesn’t surprise me at all. Jordan genuinely cares about the people around him. He pushes you harder than most people will, but he does it because he wants you to improve. He never pushes you to break you. He pushes you to make you better.” Rio Ferdinand: “How would you describe him as a leader?” Thiago Alcântara: “He’s the kind of leader who tells you: ‘I will fight for you, but you will fight with me.’ That’s Jordan Henderson. He protects the group, he demands from the group and he improves the group. Every successful dressing room needs someone like that.” Rio Ferdinand: “So when people ask why Chelsea signed Jordan Henderson?” Thiago Alcântara: “My answer is simple. Chelsea are not signing him just for what he does with the ball. They’re signing him because sometimes one leader can improve twenty players. If Jordan helps this young Chelsea squad reach their potential, people will look back at this transfer very differently.”

🚨🎙️RIO FERDINAND & THIAGO ALCÂNTARA ON JORDAN HENDERSON’S CHELSEA MOVE Rio Ferdinand: “Thiago, Chelsea have just signed Jordan Henderson. A lot of fans are looking at his age and asking what he can still bring to this young Chelsea squad. You’ve played with him. What are they getting?” Thiago Alcântara: “They’re getting a player who makes everyone around him better. That’s the first thing people need to understand. Jordan doesn’t improve a team because of statistics, he improves a team because he refuses to let standards drop. Every day in training, every meeting, every game, he demands more from the players around him.” Rio Ferdinand: “But Chelsea already have talented young players. Why would Henderson be so important?” Thiago Alcântara: “Because talent is not the problem at Chelsea. They have talent everywhere. What young players need is guidance and accountability. Jordan is the type of player who sees a young player drifting below his level and immediately pulls him back up. He doesn’t allow standards to fall. That’s a rare quality.” Rio Ferdinand: “So you think he’ll have a big impact on players like Estevão, Kendry Páez, Andrey Santos and the rest?” Thiago Alcântara: “Absolutely. Look at England. Why is Jordan Henderson still there? Because he makes the players around him better. The younger players improve because he’s constantly demanding excellence. He creates an environment where everyone is pushing each other. That’s something Chelsea’s young dressing room can benefit from massively.” Rio Ferdinand: “A lot of people might not see that side of him though.” Thiago Alcântara: “That’s because those things don’t appear on highlight reels. What people don’t see is Jordan staying behind to help teammates, speaking to younger players, making sure nobody switches off mentally. He’s always there. If you need advice, he’s there. If you need support, he’s there. If you need someone to challenge you, he’s there as well.” Rio Ferdinand: “I remember Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers saying he’s one of the best human beings they’ve met in football.” Thiago Alcântara: “And that doesn’t surprise me at all. Jordan genuinely cares about the people around him. He pushes you harder than most people will, but he does it because he wants you to improve. He never pushes you to break you. He pushes you to make you better.” Rio Ferdinand: “How would you describe him as a leader?” Thiago Alcântara: “He’s the kind of leader who tells you: ‘I will fight for you, but you will fight with me.’ That’s Jordan Henderson. He protects the group, he demands from the group and he improves the group. Every successful dressing room needs someone like that.” Rio Ferdinand: “So when people ask why Chelsea signed Jordan Henderson?” Thiago Alcântara: “My answer is simple. Chelsea are not signing him just for what he does with the ball. They’re signing him because sometimes one leader can improve twenty players. If Jordan helps this young Chelsea squad reach their potential, people will look back at this transfer very differently.”

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Chann was shocked with my response to Cam, but I’m not salty that he mocked my career. I mean, he basically told the world he was more gifted than me… Duh! So, I didn’t switch up. I backed Cam a while back, & again this week. This was his second shot at me in as many weeks, & he has every right to feel how he feels. Still, if he were using my career to inspire, rather than insult it would sound much different. He would say an undrafted guy built himself into something from nothing, but it’s ok he didn’t have to. I already know it. I walked away from the game when I wanted to with no regrets, & I’m good with that! Pivot Podcast Clips on YouTube #ThePivot #CamNewton #JalenHurts #NFL

Chann was shocked with my response to Cam, but I’m not salty that he mocked my career. I mean, he basically told the world he was more gifted than me… Duh! So, I didn’t switch up. I backed Cam a while back, & again this week. This was his second shot at me in as many weeks, & he has every right to feel how he feels. Still, if he were using my career to inspire, rather than insult it would sound much different. He would say an undrafted guy built himself into something from nothing, but it’s ok he didn’t have to. I already know it. I walked away from the game when I wanted to with no regrets, & I’m good with that! Pivot Podcast Clips on YouTube #ThePivot #CamNewton #JalenHurts #NFL

Ryan Clark

709,176 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨NEW Stephen A. Smith just exposed the entire Democrat Party on live TV. He said every single Republican he’s invited has shown up or agreed to come on. Meanwhile AOC Jasmine Crockett Gavin Newsom Chuck Schumer all hiding for months. Where they at Stephen asks. Why are Democrats so terrified of real questions This is what happens when your whole agenda collapses the moment someone challenges it.

🚨NEW Stephen A. Smith just exposed the entire Democrat Party on live TV. He said every single Republican he’s invited has shown up or agreed to come on. Meanwhile AOC Jasmine Crockett Gavin Newsom Chuck Schumer all hiding for months. Where they at Stephen asks. Why are Democrats so terrified of real questions This is what happens when your whole agenda collapses the moment someone challenges it.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

18,517 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

"Forget the game, it's gonna break my man's spirit" (1996) Former Nets coach and NCAA legend, John Calipari, talks about the time his rookie, Kerry Kittles, put 17 points on Jordan in the first quarter, a 32-18 lead for the Nets. Jordan looked at Calipari and said "👌" meaning "no more points" and wouldn't even let Kittles touch the ball again. In the 2nd quarter, Kittles got zero shots and After 5 minutes, Calipari took the rook out to protect his spirit from being broken. He played the whole 3rd quarter and got one shot, a miss. By the time he was back in the game offensively, the Bulls were up 21 and Phil Jackson emptied the bench.. Kittles played the entire 4th quarter vs. Bulls reserves in a 113-81 loss. Michael Jordan locking in on defense was one of the 10 greatest defenders ever at any position. And he could lock season after season after season after season after season after 5 more f...ckin seasons while the whole time also being the apex predator at the other end of the floor. No matter whether it's about his great performances, the fear he put into opponents, his aura, when EVERYBODY tells the same story about you no matter who it is, that's true legend. That's the true definition of We Are All Witnesses, not just some cool slogan for an unproven player who was "chosen." We saw Jordan BECOME the GOAT and then we saw him time and time again, put a stamp on it, level up, and prove himself the most worthy there's ever been of the title. This is just one of the many eyeWITNESS accounts and one of the countless reasons that nobody is touching Jordan in my lifetime or yours. Don't do drugs.

"Forget the game, it's gonna break my man's spirit" (1996) Former Nets coach and NCAA legend, John Calipari, talks about the time his rookie, Kerry Kittles, put 17 points on Jordan in the first quarter, a 32-18 lead for the Nets. Jordan looked at Calipari and said "👌" meaning "no more points" and wouldn't even let Kittles touch the ball again. In the 2nd quarter, Kittles got zero shots and After 5 minutes, Calipari took the rook out to protect his spirit from being broken. He played the whole 3rd quarter and got one shot, a miss. By the time he was back in the game offensively, the Bulls were up 21 and Phil Jackson emptied the bench.. Kittles played the entire 4th quarter vs. Bulls reserves in a 113-81 loss. Michael Jordan locking in on defense was one of the 10 greatest defenders ever at any position. And he could lock season after season after season after season after season after 5 more f...ckin seasons while the whole time also being the apex predator at the other end of the floor. No matter whether it's about his great performances, the fear he put into opponents, his aura, when EVERYBODY tells the same story about you no matter who it is, that's true legend. That's the true definition of We Are All Witnesses, not just some cool slogan for an unproven player who was "chosen." We saw Jordan BECOME the GOAT and then we saw him time and time again, put a stamp on it, level up, and prove himself the most worthy there's ever been of the title. This is just one of the many eyeWITNESS accounts and one of the countless reasons that nobody is touching Jordan in my lifetime or yours. Don't do drugs.

Apex Jones

167,088 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Andre Miller says LeBron James legacy is so big, his aura is just going finish the series game 5: “We witnessed a 42 year old man with a son, he playing with whole bunch of his kids out there and I mean, I played against LeBron James and when I used to go into the United Center, play against the Bulls you can have that aura, that Michael Jordan aura, like you can feel the energy. It’s something about LeBron James when he’s on the court, when he’s on the court he makes everybody better. He makes everybody turn their game up, he gets everybody involved. And if he has the energy tomorrow night, which he will this series is over because he knows he needs rest.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

Andre Miller says LeBron James legacy is so big, his aura is just going finish the series game 5: “We witnessed a 42 year old man with a son, he playing with whole bunch of his kids out there and I mean, I played against LeBron James and when I used to go into the United Center, play against the Bulls you can have that aura, that Michael Jordan aura, like you can feel the energy. It’s something about LeBron James when he’s on the court, when he’s on the court he makes everybody better. He makes everybody turn their game up, he gets everybody involved. And if he has the energy tomorrow night, which he will this series is over because he knows he needs rest.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

NBA Courtside

109,021 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

There is a CRUCIAL update to my Catan story 😭 Jordan Walsh has weighed in, and he vehemently denies Payton Pritchard’s claim that he’s the worst Catan player in the group: “This is for Ron, this is for Hugo, this is for Neemi, Derrick, Payton — I'm definitely not the worst player. I have the second-most wins. Like, what are we talking about?” “Payton doesn't like me, because Payton has the most wins, and I'm trying to turn the table. So, everybody just goes at him and attacks him. He doesn't like that, so he's trying to attack me. That's what it is. But he knows I'm not the worst player.” “I'm trying to do a coup, almost attack Payton. He doesn't like that. He doesn't appreciate it. That's why he said that. But he knows I'm not the worst, because every time we play, he's like, I gotta stop J-Walsh — you have the most potential here.”

There is a CRUCIAL update to my Catan story 😭 Jordan Walsh has weighed in, and he vehemently denies Payton Pritchard’s claim that he’s the worst Catan player in the group: “This is for Ron, this is for Hugo, this is for Neemi, Derrick, Payton — I'm definitely not the worst player. I have the second-most wins. Like, what are we talking about?” “Payton doesn't like me, because Payton has the most wins, and I'm trying to turn the table. So, everybody just goes at him and attacks him. He doesn't like that, so he's trying to attack me. That's what it is. But he knows I'm not the worst player.” “I'm trying to do a coup, almost attack Payton. He doesn't like that. He doesn't appreciate it. That's why he said that. But he knows I'm not the worst, because every time we play, he's like, I gotta stop J-Walsh — you have the most potential here.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

247,817 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Bryson DeChambeau, Paul Casey and Anirban Lahiri have a very interesting opinion on golf club technology and the rollback. Bryson believes that drivers haven’t changed much since 2009 and the improvements are more to do with athletic ability. Paul Casey agreed with that and said there isn’t enough credit given to the athlete. And Anirban Lahiri said that golf course design has played a big factor. Bryson then followed up by questioning what the governing bodies are actually trying to achieve with a roll back and laid out what his goals are for the game. I found this 3 minute clip fascinating and it’s definitely worth a watch to understand the thoughts of the elite pros when it comes to this issue.

Bryson DeChambeau, Paul Casey and Anirban Lahiri have a very interesting opinion on golf club technology and the rollback. Bryson believes that drivers haven’t changed much since 2009 and the improvements are more to do with athletic ability. Paul Casey agreed with that and said there isn’t enough credit given to the athlete. And Anirban Lahiri said that golf course design has played a big factor. Bryson then followed up by questioning what the governing bodies are actually trying to achieve with a roll back and laid out what his goals are for the game. I found this 3 minute clip fascinating and it’s definitely worth a watch to understand the thoughts of the elite pros when it comes to this issue.

Flushing It

841,245 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

CNN's Dana Bash was texting Fauci words of encouragement after he clashed with Jim Jordan, all while presenting herself to viewers as a neutral journalist covering him. We know this because Fauci wrote it down in his diary, and Rand Paul just released it. First Megyn Kelly played a supercut of the national media praising Fauci as a hero. Then she read what was really happening off camera. DANA BASH (text quoted in Fauci's diary, April 2021): "I just watched the whole Jordan thing again. You're a better man than I. As our friend Wolf Blitzer said to me yesterday, no one would have blamed you if you said simply, Mr. Jordan, go f yourself." KELLY: "So this is Dana Bash, who's still interviewing him on her show as though she's an objective news person, texting him this behind the scenes." Is there anyone at CNN who isn't "friends" with Anthony Fauci?

CNN's Dana Bash was texting Fauci words of encouragement after he clashed with Jim Jordan, all while presenting herself to viewers as a neutral journalist covering him. We know this because Fauci wrote it down in his diary, and Rand Paul just released it. First Megyn Kelly played a supercut of the national media praising Fauci as a hero. Then she read what was really happening off camera. DANA BASH (text quoted in Fauci's diary, April 2021): "I just watched the whole Jordan thing again. You're a better man than I. As our friend Wolf Blitzer said to me yesterday, no one would have blamed you if you said simply, Mr. Jordan, go f yourself." KELLY: "So this is Dana Bash, who's still interviewing him on her show as though she's an objective news person, texting him this behind the scenes." Is there anyone at CNN who isn't "friends" with Anthony Fauci?

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Julian Champagnie: "A kid from Brooklyn…The Garden…that's every kid's dream. I remember my first time actually playing in the Garden. I was at St John's and I was just in awe of how much greatness has gone through there and what that means for a kid from the City. Now we get to go play against them for championship? That's personal…My family hasn't come to no games yet…When the Knicks made the championship I said 'We get this done you guys can come to every game'…It's up the block. I passed by there so many times, played in there so many times, being able to go back there and compete for a championship? There's just no better feeling. No better feeling"

Julian Champagnie: "A kid from Brooklyn…The Garden…that's every kid's dream. I remember my first time actually playing in the Garden. I was at St John's and I was just in awe of how much greatness has gone through there and what that means for a kid from the City. Now we get to go play against them for championship? That's personal…My family hasn't come to no games yet…When the Knicks made the championship I said 'We get this done you guys can come to every game'…It's up the block. I passed by there so many times, played in there so many times, being able to go back there and compete for a championship? There's just no better feeling. No better feeling"

New York Basketball

72,969 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

There are 2 specific things I have learned about Donald Trump the last few years of watching every word, and every move. 1) When this man speaks. Listen. The MSM plays him as a fool. But I have learned he is a brilliant, next level communicator. He plays into the medias game while also ensuring very word matters. 2) Trump always looks his weakest right before he wins. All hope could be lost, and then that will be the moment. 💥 DJT wins. Well, he has been telling us for years now. He caught them all. We also know he stated the "pause" would be a beautiful thing. Bc "we would be able to do what we have to much easier." Stolen election. 1,745 enticements. "Nothing has happened" and what are we starting to see. Am I the only one who can see where this is going? Weakest before he wins. Remember I said it.

There are 2 specific things I have learned about Donald Trump the last few years of watching every word, and every move. 1) When this man speaks. Listen. The MSM plays him as a fool. But I have learned he is a brilliant, next level communicator. He plays into the medias game while also ensuring very word matters. 2) Trump always looks his weakest right before he wins. All hope could be lost, and then that will be the moment. 💥 DJT wins. Well, he has been telling us for years now. He caught them all. We also know he stated the "pause" would be a beautiful thing. Bc "we would be able to do what we have to much easier." Stolen election. 1,745 enticements. "Nothing has happened" and what are we starting to see. Am I the only one who can see where this is going? Weakest before he wins. Remember I said it.

Joe Rambo

316,652 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

Skip Bayless completely destroyed the “Bronsexuals,” his opponents in the GOAT debate 🔥 ・Skip Bayless ''Michael Jordan is the goat and laughably better than LeBron James.'' ・Bronsexual''Nice to meet you. I’m a big fan of your career, everything you stand for in this industry, but— But. this awful take, I’m not going to let it seep through. So, Michael Jordan, there are two angles to looking at the goat debate. Number one, could Michael Jordan have done what LeBron is doing in this era and vice versa? The other angle is, is there any single thing that Michael Jordan has done over the course of an entire career better than LeBron James? So, I’m asking you, is there one thing that you could definitively say that Michael Jordan did better than LeBron James over the course of his entire NBA career?'' ・Skip Bayless ''won better. He just won and won and won. He was invincible and unbeatable and he went six and 0 in the finals with six MVPs and no, but the beasts were in the East and he devoured and slayed the beasts one after another, Bird, Celtics, then the Bad Boy Pistons and then Reggie Miller’s Pacers and when when you go six and 0 with six MVPs in the finals versus four and six in the finals for LeBron'' —Source: (Jubilee Media)

Skip Bayless completely destroyed the “Bronsexuals,” his opponents in the GOAT debate 🔥 ・Skip Bayless ''Michael Jordan is the goat and laughably better than LeBron James.'' ・Bronsexual''Nice to meet you. I’m a big fan of your career, everything you stand for in this industry, but— But. this awful take, I’m not going to let it seep through. So, Michael Jordan, there are two angles to looking at the goat debate. Number one, could Michael Jordan have done what LeBron is doing in this era and vice versa? The other angle is, is there any single thing that Michael Jordan has done over the course of an entire career better than LeBron James? So, I’m asking you, is there one thing that you could definitively say that Michael Jordan did better than LeBron James over the course of his entire NBA career?'' ・Skip Bayless ''won better. He just won and won and won. He was invincible and unbeatable and he went six and 0 in the finals with six MVPs and no, but the beasts were in the East and he devoured and slayed the beasts one after another, Bird, Celtics, then the Bad Boy Pistons and then Reggie Miller’s Pacers and when when you go six and 0 with six MVPs in the finals versus four and six in the finals for LeBron'' —Source: (Jubilee Media)

♣️Jokic & MJ♦️GOATs fan

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