Mr. Charlie Christopher

Jordan: a eu le meilleur front office de l’histoire Kareem: a eu deux des 3 meilleurs meneurs de l’histoire Lebron:

🥱 Key claims & refutations: • “Bulls lost to Pistons 3 years in a row and were favored in ’89 & ’90”
→ Losses are true, but Bulls were NOT favored in ’89 or ’90. Pistons were defending champs and preseason favorites. Bulls were young and getting physically destroyed by the “Jordan Rules.” • “Jordan lobbied for rule changes so he couldn’t be defended”
→ Pure myth. The major hand-checking restrictions came in 2004-05 — long after MJ retired. The 90s were the most physical era ever; MJ won his first 3-peat before any meaningful rule easing. • “Without those changes he’s a 44% shooter, 20% from 3, 4-6 turnovers”
→ Baseless fantasy numbers. MJ shot 49.7% FG during the hand-checking era, 27-32% from 3, and averaged only 2.7 TOs. Making up stats to “nerf” him is pure cope. Conclusion: He tries to use the Pistons era to say MJ was weak, then claims rule changes made him great — a self-contradicting narrative.

Jordan never had to play a game 7 in the finals. He’s 6 of 6. With 6 FMVPS & two 3peats. All on 1 team. It’s not a “fair” issue. It’s a skill issue.

What unpopular sports opinion that can put you in this position??

The 1996 Finals were so tough! Bulls MJ - HOF Pippen - HOF Rodman - HOF Kukoc - HOF Sonics Payton - HOF (hurt going into series to the point where his coach kept him from guarding MJ till they were down 0-3) How was MJ able to pull this off?

He's leading the league in fast break points per game as a 41-year-old lmao.