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Gilbert Arenas says critics kept changing the standard to protect Michael Jordan as LeBron James surpassed every expectation “He came into the league as Magic Johnson with Jordan-like talent.” “Two years later they said, ‘Take him out of the Magic Johnson category because he’s going to surpass Magic.’” “Then...

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Stephen A. Smith explains why Michael Jordan is the GOAT over LeBron James “I don’t call Lebron James the GOAT. Michael Jordan is the GOAT, there’s nothing to discuss. When people say otherwise, all you’re showing is your age and your ignorance” “Michael Jordan has 10 scoring titles, nine time All-NBA Defensive Team member, won six titles, six NBA Finals MVPs, and never once allowed a championship series to get to a Game 7. Never once. That was in his 13 years in Chicago, and we’re not counting the two years with the Wizards” “It was significantly more physical back then. You can’t even touch him today, but back then you could mug him. They created rules to stop him. Watch The Last Dance, when they were talking about Michael Jordan, and John Salley said one of the biggest components of the Jordan Rules was to attack him before he got airborne, because he wasn’t human”
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Stephen A. Smith explains why Michael Jordan is the GOAT over LeBron James “I don’t call Lebron James the GOAT. Michael Jordan is the GOAT, there’s nothing to discuss. When people say otherwise, all you’re showing is your age and your ignorance” “Michael Jordan has 10 scoring titles, nine time All-NBA Defensive Team member, won six titles, six NBA Finals MVPs, and never once allowed a championship series to get to a Game 7. Never once. That was in his 13 years in Chicago, and we’re not counting the two years with the Wizards” “It was significantly more physical back then. You can’t even touch him today, but back then you could mug him. They created rules to stop him. Watch The Last Dance, when they were talking about Michael Jordan, and John Salley said one of the biggest components of the Jordan Rules was to attack him before he got airborne, because he wasn’t human”

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Richard Jefferson says Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time and one of the three most important players in NBA league history “Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time. He prolonged Kareem's career, which allowed Kareem to reach the heights that he did. Magic Johnson changed the game. What he was able to do, he made the NBA relevant” “I feel like we have a duty as people that love the sport and love talking about it. The league was tape delayed. The NBA Finals were tape delayed in the '80s. Magic Johnson, his name is fucking Magic Johnson. He built this empire with Larry Bird, and then Jordan came after” “As far as importance to the league, he's got to be a top three player, especially during the years the league was actually expanding. You had to have something to market, and he did it beautifully. You go back to what he did as a rookie in the damn NBA Finals, going for fucking 40 and playing center with no Kareem. As a rookie, that's the shit this man was doing” “Obviously, his career was cut short, but there was no doubt. Michael Jordan used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's the fucking dude.’ Not Isiah, not Larry. MJ used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's where I need to get to.’ Just how everyone looks at Michael Jordan is how Jordan used to look at Magic. Not as the same player, but as in, ‘That dude got five championships’” “So I think Magic Johnson's the greatest Laker of all time. He only played for the Lakers. Shaq played for other places. Kobe would be the other person. Kareem had another stop”
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Richard Jefferson says Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time and one of the three most important players in NBA league history “Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time. He prolonged Kareem's career, which allowed Kareem to reach the heights that he did. Magic Johnson changed the game. What he was able to do, he made the NBA relevant” “I feel like we have a duty as people that love the sport and love talking about it. The league was tape delayed. The NBA Finals were tape delayed in the '80s. Magic Johnson, his name is fucking Magic Johnson. He built this empire with Larry Bird, and then Jordan came after” “As far as importance to the league, he's got to be a top three player, especially during the years the league was actually expanding. You had to have something to market, and he did it beautifully. You go back to what he did as a rookie in the damn NBA Finals, going for fucking 40 and playing center with no Kareem. As a rookie, that's the shit this man was doing” “Obviously, his career was cut short, but there was no doubt. Michael Jordan used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's the fucking dude.’ Not Isiah, not Larry. MJ used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's where I need to get to.’ Just how everyone looks at Michael Jordan is how Jordan used to look at Magic. Not as the same player, but as in, ‘That dude got five championships’” “So I think Magic Johnson's the greatest Laker of all time. He only played for the Lakers. Shaq played for other places. Kobe would be the other person. Kareem had another stop”

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Andrew Bridgen told me that in January 2022 someone offered him anything he wanted in the world to shut up about the vaccines, and they put it in a text message because they had apparently never had anyone turn it down before. He assumed they had made that offer to a lot of elected representatives and it had always worked. He said no. By November of that year he was having conversations with colleagues he had worked alongside for twelve years, and one of them told him privately that he thought Andrew was right. This was a man who had taken two Pfizers, gone to the gym, had chest pains, taken himself to the hospital, and been told he had already had two heart attacks. Andrew asked him to stand with him anyway, to protect the children, and the man said no. Andrew still doesn't fully know why. Some leverage they had on him, he assumed, something the man wasn't going to share. He told me he didn't go into politics to allow children to be murdered or injured when he could do something about it, and that was his answer when they came to him with everything he could want. They couldn't believe anyone would refuse. Can't believe the hubris? Believe it... Andrew Bridgen

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“Ryan Routh went to Ukraine and tried to join the Legion but had no background, so they wouldn’t take him. He stood in Kyiv with a sign and phone number acting like he was associated with us and collecting donations. We reported him to the State Department, and later when he tried to assassinate Trump, they told the press they had nothing on him. A FOIA request later showed tons of files on him and that they were already investigating him. They lied to protect the institution.” The Watch Floor

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Shaq says Michael Jordan is the GOAT because he never lost in the Finals 🐐 ​"Mike is the greatest of all time because of how he played, how he dominated, and he never lost in the finals. So, I know a lot of people going to see this like you said and 'oh, he doing this and he do that.' I played with Kobe, I know what a killer he was, but to me as a kid and going against him, then being the only guy to beat him in the playoffs for him to retire after three and then come back and get three, yeah, he was a different animal." (Via The Big Podcast )

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He didn’t speak until he was 5. For three years he carried water, filmed practice, and kept score for a team he would never play for. Senior night, 2006. His coach put him on the roster — not to play him. Just to give him a jersey. One small thing. Four minutes left. Blowout. Coach Johnson looked down the bench and nodded. The gym was already on its feet when Jason touched the ball. He missed his first shot. Then his second. Then he didn’t miss again. Six three-pointers. 20 points. Four minutes. Leading scorer of the game. Students stormed the court. Teammates lifted him onto their shoulders and carried him out. He found a camera. Said exactly what he meant: “I was hotter than a pistol.” His name is J-Mac. People still stop what they’re doing when they see this clip. Twenty years later.

Jake

32,475 views • 4 months ago

How you do anything is how you do everything. What Steve Stoute learned when Kobe Bryant lived with him: “Kobe spent a month at my house. I watched his routine. It was phenomenal.” “He had these tapes of Michael Jordan. He’d study Michael Jordan going right, Michael Jordan going left, Michael Jordan guarding people going right, Michael Jordan guarding people going left.” “He completely immersed himself.” “Everything Kobe did, he went all the way.” “I had to go find 10 point guards for him to practice against. He was playing against Allen Iverson and wanted 10 point guards with handles.” “We go to Chelsea Piers. These guys are lined up at half court, 10 of them.” “Kobe's at the foul line, and they start coming one by one. They have to get by him and go to the basket. He's stripping the ball, blocking the ball, and as soon as he gets that one, the next one comes. He does not play offense.” “It was like an assembly line.” “This was after he already shot a thousand shots.” “I was like who am I dealing with? And he was 18 or 19 at the time.”
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How you do anything is how you do everything. What Steve Stoute learned when Kobe Bryant lived with him: “Kobe spent a month at my house. I watched his routine. It was phenomenal.” “He had these tapes of Michael Jordan. He’d study Michael Jordan going right, Michael Jordan going left, Michael Jordan guarding people going right, Michael Jordan guarding people going left.” “He completely immersed himself.” “Everything Kobe did, he went all the way.” “I had to go find 10 point guards for him to practice against. He was playing against Allen Iverson and wanted 10 point guards with handles.” “We go to Chelsea Piers. These guys are lined up at half court, 10 of them.” “Kobe's at the foul line, and they start coming one by one. They have to get by him and go to the basket. He's stripping the ball, blocking the ball, and as soon as he gets that one, the next one comes. He does not play offense.” “It was like an assembly line.” “This was after he already shot a thousand shots.” “I was like who am I dealing with? And he was 18 or 19 at the time.”

David Senra

31,043 views • 1 month ago

This shift manager at McDonald’s told this employee to clock out and go home. He’s upset and wants to know why. She told him to clean the lobby and she said it took him two hours, which was way too long. She said he was on his phone and another manager and herself both told him to get off his phone. She asked him “are you done?” And he told her “don’t talk to me like that.” 😳 She goes and tells the security guard to escort him out. He said “they pay me what they pay me and I move at my pace.”🤯 He said he doesn’t want to work nights. He said he’s going to sue her and he’s not going to let her treat him like a slave. 🙄 The majority of people said they support the manager and stand with her. As an employee, you work the schedule they give you and you stay off your phone. Don’t like it? Then don’t work there. She wanted him to work harder- what a concept. 💯 Who do you side with? Do you think because the pay is low that he shouldn’t bust his back working? Or do you agree with the manager that he’s lazy and should be sent home for being on his phone and talking to her like that?
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This shift manager at McDonald’s told this employee to clock out and go home. He’s upset and wants to know why. She told him to clean the lobby and she said it took him two hours, which was way too long. She said he was on his phone and another manager and herself both told him to get off his phone. She asked him “are you done?” And he told her “don’t talk to me like that.” 😳 She goes and tells the security guard to escort him out. He said “they pay me what they pay me and I move at my pace.”🤯 He said he doesn’t want to work nights. He said he’s going to sue her and he’s not going to let her treat him like a slave. 🙄 The majority of people said they support the manager and stand with her. As an employee, you work the schedule they give you and you stay off your phone. Don’t like it? Then don’t work there. She wanted him to work harder- what a concept. 💯 Who do you side with? Do you think because the pay is low that he shouldn’t bust his back working? Or do you agree with the manager that he’s lazy and should be sent home for being on his phone and talking to her like that?

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🚨 WOW! President Trump says Spencer Pratt came into the Oval Office and said he thought he WON if not for fraud "What they did to that guy was unbelievable. He was a nice guy. He worked so hard. And they found millions of ballots, you know, and they took the election away from him. They almost did it to Steve Hilton. I complained!" "I got the U.S. attorneys involved and the FBI. And as soon as they, because he was, you know, they were putting out reports, Steve Hilton is starting to fade. He's running as you know for Governor of California." "And they said, Steve Hilton, I said, here we go. They're going to find ballots. And they said he was starting to fade. He wasn't fading. He was the opposite. And I put the U.S. attorney involved."
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🚨 WOW! President Trump says Spencer Pratt came into the Oval Office and said he thought he WON if not for fraud "What they did to that guy was unbelievable. He was a nice guy. He worked so hard. And they found millions of ballots, you know, and they took the election away from him. They almost did it to Steve Hilton. I complained!" "I got the U.S. attorneys involved and the FBI. And as soon as they, because he was, you know, they were putting out reports, Steve Hilton is starting to fade. He's running as you know for Governor of California." "And they said, Steve Hilton, I said, here we go. They're going to find ballots. And they said he was starting to fade. He wasn't fading. He was the opposite. And I put the U.S. attorney involved."

Eric Daugherty

277,080 views • 1 month ago

Gilbert Arenas says an NBA player needed 20 points a game for a $1,500,000 bonus. He sat in the room while they planned how to keep him at 19.8 “I know the business… So he’s going to get $1.5 million if he averages 20, and then, y’all going to sub him in and you’re going to start him, and then sub him out with one minute so he go to 19.8” “Because you don’t want to pay $1.5 million on a losing team… Now you sub his ass in, sub his ass out”
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Gilbert Arenas says an NBA player needed 20 points a game for a $1,500,000 bonus. He sat in the room while they planned how to keep him at 19.8 “I know the business… So he’s going to get $1.5 million if he averages 20, and then, y’all going to sub him in and you’re going to start him, and then sub him out with one minute so he go to 19.8” “Because you don’t want to pay $1.5 million on a losing team… Now you sub his ass in, sub his ass out”

katsu

373,675 views • 24 days ago

Rudy Giuliani CONFIRMS Jeffrey Epstein kept Blackmail Files on Powerful Leaders and explains exactly how it EXONERATES Trump: “I’m sure that Epstein had a file on people to protect himself, if he were doing something inappropriate with Trump he would have kept it and when Trump started saying bad things about him, he would have threatened him… that is absolutely true that he kept a file and people had to be real careful what they said about him and Trump was not careful what he said about him.”
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Rudy Giuliani CONFIRMS Jeffrey Epstein kept Blackmail Files on Powerful Leaders and explains exactly how it EXONERATES Trump: “I’m sure that Epstein had a file on people to protect himself, if he were doing something inappropriate with Trump he would have kept it and when Trump started saying bad things about him, he would have threatened him… that is absolutely true that he kept a file and people had to be real careful what they said about him and Trump was not careful what he said about him.”

Benny Johnson

436,325 views • 6 months ago