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.nick wright explains why LeBron James and NBA superstars are treated unfairly by the media... and how it all goes back to Michael Jordan
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@getnickwright Nick is right though. Anthony Edwards shoots 41% from 3. They criticize him for shooting too many 3’s. They do it because MJ couldn’t/didn’t shoot 3’s. MJ made more than 5 in a game 4 times in his career, including playoffs. Ant has done that 13 times this season.

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@getnickwright The best part is people who don’t like Nick won’t listen to what he’s actually saying and just say “he’s wrong” because that’s easier in the same exact way he’s explaining

@getnickwright Just looking at the comments I can guarantee most of yall didn’t even watch 5 mins of the video. Just saw one name and started drooling 🤦🏾♂️😭

@getnickwright This is some top tier journalism. Impressive research, knowledge and delivery. Well done, Nick

@getnickwright He fried you buddy @BillSimmons

@getnickwright Stephen A. pretty much just proved Bron’s point.

@getnickwright Nick is preaching man ! Could u imagine the media of lebron got caught padding fake stats to win an award ? U would have mfs questioning his points record and all his trophy’s period but mj it’s just crickets!!

@getnickwright Lmao so nick seems to be part of the issue who constantly talks about mj or u do it for clicks like everyone else??

@getnickwright This may be the best breakdown on the fall and fault of/in media coverage

@getnickwright everything nick said toward LBJ's point ab media coverage was 100% valid. then he somehow tried to tie it all back to a broader issue w ppl in sports media all conspiring to protect MJ's legacy and couldnt see the irony of how narratives like that are why he's part of the problem


