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Jordan’s passing skills were elite

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Revisionist History3 years ago

@KaloneMarl I think if he had better scorers he would've been a little more willing

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Verbal D Schumi3 years ago

@KaloneMarl "you watch him, and he does something, and you be like... ` 'i wish he did that again'" - Karl Malone

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GSSydney3 years ago

When he was playing for the dream team he was happy to be a spectator at times. Mj really wasn't a ball hog. He just needed teamates who could finish better. People overestimate the help he had especially offensively.

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Ben✍🏽3 years ago

Most undertalked about aspect of his game (which makes sense) just because he wasn't a willing passer doesn't mean he couldn't dish it out like some of the best. Super underrated playmaker 🔥🙌

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Amine3 years ago

For MJ is the most skilled player that ever touched the ball. Better than Magic, Penny, AI, JKidd, Kyrie, Pistol Pete, and the list is long.

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Honest LeFraud Fan3 years ago

🐐

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Anthony953 years ago

Yeah he just wasn’t as known for it as he was his scoring and defense. Early in his career, bulls starting PG was injured so the team had MJ play PG. In an 11 game stretch, he averaged a triple double with like 11 apg.

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AKid473 years ago

can’t believe how easy it was to score a basket in the 90’s, everyone is just watching standing around no bodies get thrown at u like they do today

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Steve0 TheGreat3 years ago

Man I miss this era of hoop 🥲

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Jawaine McPherson3 years ago

I was saying that people confuse not being a great passer for not being a willing passer. There's a huge difference

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