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(Update: Scoop has responded.) He has spoken, "Jordan shares his disappointment of Heat Big Three."

[UPDATE by your friendly BullsBlogger, 07/20/10]: Scoop Jackson responds. (ht: mrdope's destroyed fanshot)

There it is folks.  

To be honest, this was the only voice I've been waiting for.  I've read the Thomsen's article on SI.com about Lebron, in his eyes, wanting to be more like Magic.  That's fantastic, I'd love to see more great passers lifting their teammates.  What Lebron has been selling however, (and making enormous amounts of money off of), has been the Second Coming of Jordan.  The media, fans, and enablers are at fault for placing this unprecedented hype on a child, but the histrionics displayed on, "The Decision," were just too much to bare.  I saw a monster that I helped to create, but much like the good Dr. I couldn't live with.  I'm sure a lot of people, myself included, wouldn't blame you if you wanted to just say how you felt if it was honest.  I really don't care what the enablers behind the scenes have to say.

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All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 11:02 AM CDT up reply actions  

LeBron will never win a title, its his destiny

look at Charles Barkley, he had Olajuwon, and Pippen, still did not win. Karl Malone joined Shaq and Kobe, still did not win. Lakers are still the team to beat, and the 3 superstars in Miami do not complement each others game, every one of them needs to be the man, only time can tell when their egos finally contradict each other.

chicago jazz, now playin

by Juan dela Cruz on Jul 19, 2010 3:37 AM CDT reply actions  

I don't know if he won't ever win...

but there won’t be a great accomplishment, a great story to tell. No epic battles, no joy in watching them grow and mature, first into a playoff team, then- draft by draft- into Da Bulls, (or the Celts or the Lakers or the Pistons or even the Rockets for that matter). The tale will be how Pat Riley managed to sign all these turds to the same team, in the same summer. Championships will not be won with years of hard work and triumph. I think they’ll get some, but they’ll ultimately be cheapened. And they will be hated, boy oh boy, will they.

Miami- it wasn’t a great sports town, it still won’t be a decade later. The League is less competitive because of it. Pat Riley is every creepier/more evil genius, Bosh is even dorkier, Wade is much cockier, and James is now the most hated player in the NBA.

by smash! on Jul 19, 2010 2:24 PM CDT up reply actions  

Easy for MJ to say now, but in the summer of 1989 or 1990,

if he, Barkley, and Ewing could have found a way to play together, I doubt MJ would have been saying “no.” Anyways, how can this guy be a great champion when he couldn’t even win without Pippen? Great champions don’t need teammates, the just impose their will on the opposition and take the trophy. MJ’s a fraud.

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 19, 2010 8:50 AM CDT reply actions   2 recs

He was also rumored to join the Knicks in '96 until Reinsdorf gave him $60M for 2 years

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 19, 2010 10:01 AM CDT up reply actions  

He was, which is why it's easy for him to say now that he didn't need them

Summer of 1990, after Pippen missed Game 7 of the Conf Finals with a migraine and the Bulls were blown out and eliminated by the Pistons yet again, I’m sure Jordan would have been open to playing with better players elsewhere.

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 21, 2010 8:42 AM CDT up reply actions  

So he's a fraud...

Because of your “if” scenarios and 14 year old rumors? Yeah… damn that fraud.

Someday we'll go all the way...

by CubsBullsBears on Jul 19, 2010 10:05 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

Great champions don’t need teammates

This aint Tennis

All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 11:03 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

Wow that makes no sense.

I take Jordan at his word. I think he took as much joy in making sure Barkley and Ewing didn’t get rings just as much as he did winning them. That’s what competition is all about. Not going to play with his buddies so he can get an easy ring.

by Dils on Jul 19, 2010 12:52 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

i think barkley worded it the best

in one interview barkley talked about how players like himself, hakeep, gary payton, karl malone, even kg, teamed up with great players on the downside of their career to achieve the dream, which makes sense, but while you are a young superstar it makes no sense because it completely diminishes the idea of going for the ring. Your legacy is tarnished, your reputation is tarnished, and even after you win a ring there is doubt about how you couldve done it. Moreso for a guy like lebron who some were thinking would surpass jordan, no one will ever consider that ever again…no matter what lebron does…

The point barkley made in this article is another valid one, and thats the point of lebron Leaving to Join another team, when it should have been players joining lebron to win…If you want to play with your buddies fine, tell them to come to your team, instead he left his team and completely tarnished his rep. You see that wade is probably the happiest…cuz he got them to come to his team, Its HIS TEAM, hes the leader of this monster…ugh lebron “decision” had so much of a negative impact on his career, and i dont think winning a championship will rectify it….

I dont care what the D.N.A. Says, the Guy wearing number 12 Cannot be Kirk Hinrich, he is definetly Kurt. Kirk can actually play basketball!

by piccolomair on Jul 19, 2010 1:09 PM CDT up reply actions   2 recs

Listen, i like Barkley but

he is another person that needs to just shut the hell up too……………didn’t barkley leave the sixers while he was still fairly young and in his prime and later on tried to get a ring by going to the rockets to play with Hakim……….you can’t knock someone, specially when you did the same thing………idiot!!!!

by Jermal on Jul 19, 2010 1:23 PM CDT up reply actions  

Barkley was old as fuck, injury prone, and declining

skills when he went to Houston, Pheonix didn’t really have a player his caliber, they had KJ, but when Barkley went to the Suns it was his team.

by QUINTEN DALEY on Jul 20, 2010 4:18 PM CDT up reply actions  

The 76ers traded him

In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.

by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Jul 19, 2010 2:38 PM CDT up reply actions  

Because he was being a petulant ass an demanded to be traded

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 19, 2010 3:27 PM CDT up reply actions  

point being, he didn't leave via free agency

In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.

by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Jul 20, 2010 9:54 AM CDT up reply actions  

OK, so what Barkley did was worse than what LeBron did, what's your point?

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 20, 2010 10:06 AM CDT up reply actions  

Are you Jermal's personal assistant?

I responded to his comment about Barkley leaving Philly… I pointed out he was traded… hence my point was he was traded, and he didn’t leave as a free agent… oh yeah I already said that.

In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.

by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Jul 20, 2010 11:24 AM CDT up reply actions  

Wasn't sure why you felt the need to say Barkley was traded, especially when Jermal never said

Barkley left via FA. I assumed you were trying to argue that Barkley wasn’t responsible for his departure from Philly. Had nothing to do with Jermal.

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 20, 2010 1:04 PM CDT up reply actions  

nope

I assumed he was implying Barkley left via FA just as LeBron did, so I pointed out he was dealt

In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.

by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Jul 20, 2010 1:28 PM CDT up reply actions  

If jordan couldve won a championship without

scottie, he wouldve loved too. In the book Year of the Bulls or Jordan Rules theres many examples of Jordan and Scottie having a collision of egos, the reason they were so damn dominant was because jordan and scottie competed with each other, who could impact the team more, it wasnt just about who score the most points, but who could get the most rebounds, assists, blocks steals…anything that could be measured…he didnt choose to hide behind scottie. Jordan signing with the knicks has always appeared to be a negotiation ploy more than anything, jordan hated the knicks and the pistons…he liked going against the knicks, going off in msg

I dont care what the D.N.A. Says, the Guy wearing number 12 Cannot be Kirk Hinrich, he is definetly Kurt. Kirk can actually play basketball!

by piccolomair on Jul 19, 2010 1:35 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

As a lifelong Chicago Bulls Fan...

I nominate snley for the next round of commenter executions for stating that MJ’s a fraud. WTF dood? No Chicago Bulls fan can entertain such a stupid notion. snley’s a fraud: a fraudulent Chicago Bulls fans: ban him before he gets hurt…

by streamsowhiskey on Jul 20, 2010 9:10 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

It was satire

The way Jordan and Barkley and others have talked about LeBron leaving is ridiculous. Magic and Jordan’s statements were especially delusional. Both of those players won multiple championships due to being insanely great players and also being on extremely talented teams. Their comments regarding LeBron make it seem like they didn’t need the good teammates they had. Further, it ignores the possibility, that if they had been in situations similar to LeBron’s, they wouldn’t have taken advantage of the opportunity to significantly upgrade the teammates surrounding them. Think Magic would have been happy in Utah if the Jazz had never signed Gail Goodrich as a FA and given up their pick in the 79 draft to the Lakers?

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 21, 2010 8:52 AM CDT up reply actions  

I don't really care if you "believe" me, I'm just critically evaluating the bullshit these guys are spewing

Given that most people, and especially athletes, look back on their younger selves through rose-colored lenses, it’s hard to take them at face value. Listen to any former athlete turned broadcaster, the vast majority insist their generation was made of sterner stuff. These comments from Jordan, Magic and Barkley, in my opinion, is just their way of saying “we were better than LeBron.” None of those guys were ever in that situation, never had that chance to team up. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying the definitely would have joined up if the opportunity had been there. I just don’t think it would have been the clear cut decision they make it out to be.

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 21, 2010 9:49 AM CDT up reply actions  

Where did Jordan cast judgement on what LeBron did?

He was asked if he would have done it, and he said he wouldn’t have – he’d have rather beaten them (which he did, in Magic’s case). Then he went on to say that what’s going on in Miami isn’t a bad thing and that times are different now. Maybe I’m misunderstanding you, but it seems like you’re implying that Jordan somehow said that they’re all wusses for teaming up, or that somehow they’re lesser players.

by kozzer on Jul 21, 2010 11:19 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

To be honest, I was probably just taking the way people were responding to Jordan's comments

and applying that to him. I don’t think I ever saw the full quote beyond him saying he’d never do that.

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 21, 2010 12:07 PM CDT up reply actions  

That's cool

I mean, that’s how pretty much everyone (on TV and in print) is reacting to Jordan’s comments too, when they’re being critical.

by kozzer on Jul 21, 2010 12:59 PM CDT up reply actions  

I agree

"Boozer's dumbass dunked, so i dunked on his dumbass"- Joakim Noah

by T.Moore on Jul 22, 2010 3:00 PM CDT up reply actions  

I was being sarcastic

I’d suspect most would know that, but who knows when it comes to M.Jeff

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by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jul 22, 2010 4:14 PM CDT up reply actions  

Needing good teammates =/= teaming up with your rivals.

Jordan would be the first to tell you (OK, probably not first, but he’d at least acknowledge) that he only started winning championships when his cast of teammates developed enough that he could trust them to help carry the load. Magic would certainly sing the praises of Cooper, Worthy, Kareem, Rambis, etc., and say that he wouldn’t have won championships without those guys.

That’s different, though, than teaming up with the only other players in the league who could challenge you for the title of the “best” player in the league. Magic said he was gunning for Bird, not that he didn’t need Worthy. Jordan said he was gunning for Bird and Magic, not that he didn’t need Pippen. Kobe would say that he’s grateful that Gasol is on the team and that Gasol is key to the championships, but I’m sure he’ll be gunning for LeBron.

That’s the difference. The need for good teammates is different than allying with the other alpha dogs in the league.

by arjoseph on Jul 21, 2010 3:02 PM CDT up reply actions  

Good read on BDL…guy kinda makes a valid point defending James.

All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 1:26 PM CDT reply actions  

No he doesn't

LeBron’s still a bitch.

by kozzer on Jul 19, 2010 1:42 PM CDT up reply actions   2 recs

spurs suck

All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 2:10 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

No he wouldn't!

He was misquoted! What he meant to say was “Jordan threads on BaB are like another global economic collpase”

by kozzer on Jul 19, 2010 2:23 PM CDT up reply actions  

Bosh

Will average Horace Grant type numbers in Miami… and his defense won’t be nearly as good as Grant

In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.

by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Jul 19, 2010 2:39 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

hahah

ya..for the record, i always thought Bosh was overrated..i just forgot once I saw everyone jumpin on his wagon. ITs the same as when everyone told me Inception was good, then I bought the ticket..and I sat in that 3 hour long movie wishing I was drunk

All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 2:58 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

inception was good

bosh would be good to the Bulls fit wise, which is why everyone jumped on the wagon. I personally liked Boozer and i’m probably going to get his jersey.

don't let the bed bugs bite

by Rex Grossman on Jul 22, 2010 10:05 PM CDT up reply actions  

Criticism of Jordan's perspective by Henry Abbott
The reason I bring this up is: Jordan proved right there and then that letting someone else build the roster for you can make you a very bitter man, even if you win six titles.

link

He fails to mention that what made Jordan, Magic, and Bird The Man was their devotion to the fundamentals and understanding of the game, and their all-consuming desire to achieve the goal of a franchise player, to lead their team to a championship, which benefited their teammates. Krause gave Jordan athletes (Pippen and Grant), or veterans with egos that needed molding by Phil Jackson. Jordan’s distaste for him is due to Krause believing his scouting and talent gambling is what brought the rings, trying to elevate himself above or even alongside the people responsible for winning the games. Lebron and KG were/are still man-childs, unwilling to grow up and accept the responsibility of leading men to battle – for all his talent KG was never a mature leader, just a stat stuffer with a dynamic presence that would bring many victories, like Lebron, but no rings. Lebron ran away during the middle of his story in Cleveland, because the plot got complex, began to seriously test his character, and he wanted the protection of friends, just like he had in high school. A “King” doesn’t flee his kingdom when the going get’s tough. Lebron should change his marketing plan if he’s offended at the criticism he’s getting regarding being The Man. He’s the one who designated himself “The Chosen One”. Just another example of my generation’s contrived affectations. There’s substance there, but buried beneath all the calculated swagger.

by pinoyboxer on Jul 19, 2010 4:05 PM CDT reply actions   2 recs

great read

made me actually frown @ MJ… for a sec

All I want in life is for UC fans to chant: Deeeeeloooonte during Heat games

by Belize on Jul 19, 2010 5:11 PM CDT up reply actions  

It should be put

in the Constitution, that nobody should be allowed to call Lebron “The King”, lol

by QUINTEN DALEY on Jul 20, 2010 4:23 PM CDT up reply actions  

LeBron's only possibiity of redemption this summer...

…was to stay home. He’s hellbound now. Wouldn’t be surprised if some he comes down w/ flu
like symptoms before each and every Miami-Cleveland game.

by streamsowhiskey on Jul 20, 2010 9:15 PM CDT up reply actions  

I don't think you understand the Constitution

Well, isn't what LeBron did last night the living embodiment of The Secret, leaving millions on the table and turning himself into a hometown villain, all for the sake of winning?
Neil Paine, basketball-reference.com

by snley on Jul 21, 2010 8:52 AM CDT up reply actions  

agreed

now where is that hot tub time machine again? We gotta go back and re-write that shyt

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by Belize on Jul 21, 2010 11:10 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

blech

that article sucked like most thing on True Hoop; and I didn’t think Jordan was bitter in his HOF speech. He just talked about what slights motivated him and wasn’t PC.

The one thing I think Lebron and Jordan have in common is that at the first opportunity people had to criticize them, commentators took it and ran with and now are trying to demonize both. Honestly, if I was a professional basketball player I would never talk to reporters. One comment from Jordan about Lebron has become the basis for 10, 20, 30 columns on the internet? I think people need to calm down.

by Basketball Smurf on Jul 19, 2010 5:48 PM CDT up reply actions  

oh, and I completely disagree with your characterization of KG

he may act like a dolt / bully on the court, but his teammates wherever he goes seem to love and follow him. He isn’t afraid to call out teammates or to do the dirty work or to sacrifice his stats for the good of the team. That is mature leadership in my book. And oh yeah – KG won a ring with Boston.

by Basketball Smurf on Jul 19, 2010 5:51 PM CDT up reply actions  

screaming, cussing and carrying on isn't a mature leader in my opinion

as I said, he’s a dynamic presence, and definitely provides the energy on the court, something teammates always love. I’m referring to his 12 years in Minn. as the franchise and top 5 talent in the league, yet I know of no Timberwolves player whose game he elevated. For all his boastfulness, pounding his chest, when it got down to it, clutch moments, decisive windows of opportunity during games, he always seemed to suddenly get quiet, despite having the talent to take over, showing a lack of composure, just like Lebron during last year’s series against Boston. and yeah, he won a ring in Boston, as a complimentary player on Paul Pierce’s squad.

by pinoyboxer on Jul 19, 2010 6:06 PM CDT up reply actions  

Then Jordan and Bird weren't mature leaders either.

Neither is Kobe.

"Boozer's dumb ass jumped. So I dunked on his ass."-Joakim Noah

by Ozzie Montana on Jul 19, 2010 6:09 PM CDT up reply actions   2 recs

i think he elevated all the players on his team. Buts it hard to elevate garbage

in 12 years in Minnesota his best teammates were out of their prime guys Sam Cassell and Latrell Spreewell. I can’t think of a signficant teammate he had besides those 2 guys. I think that is far more Kevin McHale’s fault than KGs.

by Basketball Smurf on Jul 19, 2010 7:53 PM CDT up reply actions  

Most his teammates and the draft picks during his years in Minn. were garbage

but that doesn’t mean he elevated the games of all the players on his team. While Cassell and Sprewell were past their primes, they were still veterans who’d been in the Finals and knew how to win, and I recall them being the take charge players during that playoffs run, while KG dominated the box score, because he was that great and it was that easy for him. KG’s a hall of famer, I’m not denying that. But his determination and composure in the clutch have always seemed to waver, which is why I don’t think he was a mature leader for a team. All that screaming and cussing was less about the team winning and more about him, keeping his head in the game, or just trying to be hard, so to speak.

by pinoyboxer on Jul 19, 2010 9:04 PM CDT up reply actions  

McHale gets

caught for paying, out of all people, Joe Smith under the table, which costs them 4 years of 1st round draft picks

by QUINTEN DALEY on Jul 20, 2010 4:28 PM CDT up reply actions  

ding, ding, ding

organization failure killed KG’s time in Minnesota. Those lost first round draft picks killed the TWolves. I can’t believe anyone would seriously consider hiring McHale.

by Basketball Smurf on Jul 20, 2010 6:03 PM CDT up reply actions  

most of the top talents have all showed an alarming degree of petulance

where as KG has always been about motivating his teammates and demoralizing the opposition.

I don’t remember seeing him pouting on the bench (he was too busy talking trash I guess) but to call him immature is wrong. He just had a really bad organization that surrounded him with duds for too many years. No matter how talented players are, they all need the right pieces around them to succeed.

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by Rex Grossman on Jul 22, 2010 10:15 PM CDT up reply actions  

A little bit of bitterness and a chip on your shoulder goes a long way

I agree MJ is an angry, over-competitive maniac sometimes. So is Larry Bird, while he smiles a lot, I have it on various authorities, so is Magic.

Lebron ought to be more offended than he is. If he had the sort of determination that those guys did he wouldn’t have acted like such a pud in the first place.

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by Sports2 on Jul 19, 2010 7:59 PM CDT up reply actions   2 recs

More nonsense, now quoting Rick Ross because he feels like JFK
My top back like JFK, they wanna push my top back like JFK. So I JFK, join forces with the Kings and we ate all day! about 8 hours ago via UberTwitter

kingjames twitter

by pinoyboxer on Jul 19, 2010 4:15 PM CDT reply actions  

OK, as big an egomaniac as MJ was/is . . .

Nothing can compare to a grown man referring to himself as the “King.”

by Big D on Jul 19, 2010 4:19 PM CDT up reply actions  

I was mostly skimming this thread

but what the hell is that crap? Did someone actually let Lebron type his own twitter messages?

So…gotta say it: this sort of vindicates the Ben Gordon thing.
-by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jun 24, 2010 1:20 PM PDT

by runningman on Jul 19, 2010 4:37 PM CDT up reply actions  

I think it's worse

he’s letting his yes-men handle yet another extension of his PR

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by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jul 19, 2010 4:41 PM CDT up reply actions  

Wise words from the REAL King

Long live "His Airness"!!!

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by bull83 on Jul 19, 2010 6:14 PM CDT reply actions   1 recs

Yeh screw this micro analysis of a comment.

I’ll make it simple.

Jordan can say whatever the fuck he likes about LeBron, cos LeBron his a little bitch in comparison, a pretender the the throne.

NOTHING would give MJ that itch to comeback like this shit. He must be wishing he was 15 years younger again. God knows we could do with a 6’6 SG that can shoot and play D atm.

;)

'The Decision' : 12% of people don't like me.

by mrdope on Jul 20, 2010 3:39 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

MJ: Legende, Franchise owner and small time golf player
Future LBJ: Douche, Frachise Gar-like and Wade’s caddy

by JustAnotherFan on Jul 21, 2010 7:55 AM CDT up reply actions  

Scoop Jackson responds

here.

(just passing it along via destroyed fanshot so I could keep Jordinanity in as few spots as possible)

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by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jul 20, 2010 8:46 PM CDT reply actions  

shakes fist

Fair enough though :)
Scoop, worst article ever.

'The Decision' : 12% of people don't like me.

by mrdope on Jul 20, 2010 9:13 PM CDT up reply actions  

That makes no sense

Scoop is characterizing MJ-the-owner as if he were still MJ-the-player. As a player, Jordan wanted to be the Alpha Male and beat all of his peers, and that thinking was based on his considerations for his own personal gain. Why then as an owner would he worry about the personal reputations of Gerald Wallace and Stephen Jackson? Jordan’s not a player anymore, and his competition is not LeBron, Wade, or Bosh; his rivals these days are Pat Riley, Jerry Buss, and Mark Cuban. If you follow the “For The Love Of Self” logic (as Scoop calls it), then you would have to think he would definitely accept a super team proposal in Charlotte because it would make him The Man. Riley is now being called The Godfather, while people are still making fun of MJ for Kwame Brown. Does Scoop honestly think Jordan would not want the glory that Riley is getting right now?

by Bullsfan7210 on Jul 21, 2010 1:21 AM CDT up reply actions   2 recs

that might be the 1st scoop write up that disgusts me

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by Belize on Jul 21, 2010 12:09 PM CDT up reply actions  

"Jordinanity."

You’re a wordsmith. Can we use that term to describe his entire tenure as owner yet?

by arjoseph on Jul 21, 2010 3:10 PM CDT up reply actions  

It's great that LeBron is on the track to become more Magic than Michael

His post NBA career has been nothing but a steady dose of pathetic self-promotion and lame attempts to remain relevant.

DANIEL HUDSON SUCKS. HOWS THAT GUN BAN WORKING FOR YOU MAYOR DALLY

by Ozzie Montana on Jul 21, 2010 1:41 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

well, maybe the public eye part of it

but Magic has actually been successful in business, whereas Michael is nothing but a pitchman.

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by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jul 21, 2010 2:03 PM CDT up reply actions  

(until this Bobcats thing fell in his lap)

we’ll see how that goes. I never thought he’d put his own money in something, so that’s a start.

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by your friendly BullsBlogger on Jul 21, 2010 2:04 PM CDT up reply actions  

Scoop Jackson's an idiot

I got the skills to pay the bills and that's about it

by Rose Colored Goggles on Jul 21, 2010 4:34 PM CDT reply actions  

He is as dumb as those guys that said LBJ is a bad fit with Rose's playing style.

How? They are basically the same type of player. But screw LBJ anyway

"Boozer's dumbass dunked, so i dunked on his dumbass"- Joakim Noah

by T.Moore on Jul 22, 2010 3:02 PM CDT up reply actions  

Rose and wade are basically the same type of player i mean

"Boozer's dumbass dunked, so i dunked on his dumbass"- Joakim Noah

by T.Moore on Jul 22, 2010 3:02 PM CDT up reply actions  

I don't think anyone doubts that Wade is a top NBA talent

I think the point of those anti-Wade/Rose lineups is that the lineup wouldn’t have a legit 3pt threat to complement their styles of play. Driving/slashing/kickouts are effective when there is someone to kick out to. With the current lineup of Rose/Deng/Boozer/Noah, I actually think Joe Johnson would be a better fit than Wade. If we did pick up Wade, I would want to package up Deng on the next flight out for a 3pt shooting SF. It’s all relative.

LeBron is an Asshole

by leeac on Jul 22, 2010 5:48 PM CDT up reply actions  

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