Comments on: Blasphemy

By: will

will — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:41:41 +0000

people common down what i think what austin was saying was
that MJ is a icon can`t deny that he was great but at the
same time there were Magic,Bird,and those before them and
there be those after MJ we know MJ is a bad Motherfuc@#$%&…what if Magic would have never got sick or Bird back went bad…probably would have won a couple more titles…did a lot of you guys see Magic or Bird play in their prime…Magic won a title as a rookie playing out of position MVP of the championship…read and comprehend
Magic-5 NBA titles,3 time MVP,finals MVP 3 times also played Bird for a college title as a sophomore and won
Bird-3 NBA titles,3 time MVP,finals MVP 2 times…all he
was saying they all going to leave some type of legacy from Kobe to Lebron once he start winning titles not a title,but titles…Jordan said it there were great ones
before him and there are going to be great ones after him

By: Angel

Angel — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:50:44 +0000

If you are hating on Mike and you own a pair of Jordans slap yourself. He hasn’t played the game in how many years and his shoes are STILL HOT! His game spoke for itself. Marketing doesn’t have crap to do with him being able to handle players on the court. HE IS G.O.A.T. Basketball without Mike please get serious!!!

By: Bruse Wayne

Bruse Wayne — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:09:23 +0000

To Whom it may concern:

Who ever hired this retard and allowed him to publish this garbage rambling of nonsense should be fired immediately. As for the character who actually wrote this asinine jumble of words, you should never be a part of or participate in a basketball and or sport related topics, ever.

Good Evening

B.Wayne

By: Helios

Helios — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 19:33:15 +0000

the people who talk about wilt as the greatest do not know the game of basketball. During wilts time the only guy close to his hight was Russel, and he was still about 5 inches taller and a lot stronger, wilt did not play ball, he just dropped the ball in the hoop. but he couldn’t dribble, he couldn’t shoot from further than two feet etc etc. that is why russel gave him problems, because wilt had no real basketball skill. now that that is said, the reason that michael is considered the greatest of all time (individually) is because he came into the league and dominated from the onset on both ends of the floor. People want to talk about magic or larry or any of the other greats, and thats fine and dandy, but how many of them dominated on both ends of the floor? Want to know who is the only player who was not a forward or center to have more than 200 blocks and 100 steals in a season? MJ. MJ was the first guard to ever record those numbers, and he did it 3 times. On his best year by the numbers, he got almost every accolade the league could hand out, in a league that hated him. That year he averaged 40 points for more than half the season, ending with an average of 37.1, leading the league in steals as well. That in itself sums it up, he did that from day one, he played exceptionally well on both ends of the floor, all the time, till his body couldn’t do it anymore. How many times did magic win defensive player of the year, or larry or dr. j? they didn’t. just like jerry west, and elgin baylor where great scorers, they where also defensive liabilities. MJ led the league in scoring 10 times, and is the only guard in league history to do it more than 5 times. That is what separates him from the pack. ask yourself this question, yes, I would love to have larry bird or magic distribute the ball for me, but would you trust them to guard the opponents best player? the honest answer is no. People who talk about different era’s and the freaks of nature that exist today, make me laugh. MJ didn’t stop playing that long ago, he played with some of todays stars, and played well, even though his body had aged. When you get a player that can impose his will on both ends of the court, consistently for the span of time that he did, then it is easy to see why got the numbers he did. There where other players in the league that had comparable physical traits, why didn’t other people do the same things, and I’m not talking team accolades, I’m standing on his numbers alone. This is a cute article, but to be overrated, you have to be portrayed as something that is not true. and frankly, it is too easy to show why MJ is the best we probably will ever see this lifetime.

By: Sweet English

Sweet English — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 11:22:08 +0000

‘Whoa Whoa, I didnt know Dan Akroyd was in this picture…’

Space Jam, Classic. Dare you question it again Burton and i will strike thee down with the rath of angered gods.

By: Sweet English

Sweet English — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 10:41:29 +0000

Micheal is bigger than Basketball.

I don’t know about Micheal because i play basketball.

I play basketball because of Micheal.

By: leftfoot

leftfoot — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 06:40:05 +0000

actually, NO ONE here is disputing that the Bulls 96-98 edition wasn’t a locked and loaded team (albeit only if you consider Judd B, Simpkins, Parish, Caffey, Haley, Wennington, Randy “T.R. Dunn 2000″ Brown, as people who’ll really turn up the proverbial firepower), but you have to respect the fact that yes, as soon as MJ learned to win with his teammates, that was pretty much it. He dominated thereon, and, yes, was never dethroned, only relinquished for lack of a better motivation. Unfortunately, we really cant prove the 4scrubs + mike or magic argument. Tell you what, though, i do wanna line up Magic with a 4th-year Pippen and Grant, Paxson, Hansen, Cartwright, young Armstrong, Cliff Levingston, Purdue, Stacy King and Scott Williams, Hopson and Tucker. I wanna see him 3-peat w/ that all-star, 10-deep (or even 11) lineup!! i really really do. is a five-peat even conceivable!??!

By: jc

jc — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:12:26 +0000

All the Bulls championship squads ran 10 deep, a couple years it was 11. In particular, the Bulls somehow managed to sign basically every veteran big man with a mid-range jumper for half a decade.

I remember before the Bulls won a chip MJ averaged 37 (not a typo) one season and the Bulls got owned in the playoffs anyway. All the sportswriters were wondering if Jerry Reinsdorf’s cheap-ass would pony up to pay for some help. They called the team “Michael and the Jordanairres.”

I remember reading an article in SI about “new coach Phil Jackson” and his unorthodox coaching methods (meditation and yoga for players), and whether the players would accept it, and could it work.

GOAT? Ya.

Oh and to the person who said Magic couldn’t take over a game…puh-leeze.

By: DAZEFROMDAHAZE22

DAZEFROMDAHAZE22 — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 19:51:38 +0000

I BEG TO DIFFER BUDDY!!!

HIS AIRNESS WILL DROP 65 “AT WILL”…THE WAY HE LOOKED ON THE COURT HE DINT HAVE TO DO SHIT JUST NATURAL BODY MOVEMENTS

OH AND BY THE WAY…………

I TOO AM ON THAT KUSH

By: Bermuda Boy

Bermuda Boy — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 17:12:28 +0000

One thing Jordan couldn’t do for his team? Umm…come off the bench? Umm…be a coach? Shoot, his only flaw is that he couldn’t clone himself. Jordan IS the greatest of all time. Not a single damn flaw (as to be reasonably expected of a guard anyway)