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"I didn't like the 3-point shot" - Michael Jordan Mike talked about always ATTACKING the teeth of the defense, never settling on chucking 3s. He never wanted to let up putting the defense under pressure. It's pretty self explanatory no matter what Jordan or any stans/haters say. NBA introduced... show more

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Nick Wright on people saying Michael Jordan never had bad playoff moments: “You’re up 2-1 on Detroit. This is the first one that you’re like, “Oh yeah, if this were LeBron, people would remember it more.” Year five, haven’t been to a finals, have won a league MVP, you’re up 2-1 on Detroit in a home game four, you go 5 of 15 and then in the thing that people say Jordan would never do, oh, he would never he would never shy from the moment in the critical game five in Detroit. 4 of 8 from the field. 4 of 8. Detroit wins and they win the next game. So again, those are little demerits, if you will. Noteworthy things that you would that if it was Bron, I feel like folks would remember.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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Gary Payton says Michael Jordan lied in ‘The Last Dance’ and he has the numbers to prove it Jordan: “The glove. I had no problem with the glove. I had no problem with Gary Payton. I had a lot of other things on my mind” GP: “It’s his documentary. He can say whatever he want to, but as we look at the numbers, he was averaging 30 and then he started averaging 23. So if he had no problems with me, I surely didn’t have no problems with him, because he couldn’t guard me as well” “We’re competitive, and he said what he said. I wouldn’t even respect him if he said anything less than that. Everybody knows the outcome, it changed after Game 3. So I have no problems with that”

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