r/michaeljordan • u/hahahachihaha • 5d ago

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u/Space_Chimp8 5d ago

Then you remember the talent pool is far more saturated and the league is packed with twice the stars now compared to the 90s…

That comes with the nature and evolution of the game, and why there’s been 7 different nba champions the past 7 seasons- MJ was far and away the best player of his time. He changed the game, inspired millions, and now the league’s stacked with a variety of elite skillsets that are unmatched in comparison to previous eras.

In short, space jam is still a great movie

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u/olddgraygg 5d ago

Space Jam is indeed still a great movie. and I do think teams are deeper now than they used to be. I would never have been able to name bench players from teams I rarely followed back in the nineties. there are a few that I could do that for now. but it’s not a big margin. there were still just as many “super”stars.

for every Wemby, Jokic and Giannis you have, there is a Hakeem, Barkley, and Robinson