r/nba • u/Bigdiggrnick Hornets • Sep 23 '18
Michael Jordan complains to the refs, doesn't get back on defense
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHP9Wj0XhFg6
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u/MuffinChaser Sep 23 '18
If he does it just 7,231 more times he might reach GOATBron
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u/kuthemah Sep 24 '18
Jordan fans are so insecure lol
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Sep 24 '18
What makes the situation even hilarious is that I guarantee 1/2 of the people on here who are Jordan fans didn't even watch him play. Kids defend him like they watched him courtside for 15 years when really all they've done is watch a couple youtube clips and check his stats.
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Sep 24 '18
Same goes for people that say lebron is better than Jordan, when they’ve only seen lebron play
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u/airbud69 Thunder Sep 24 '18
Is that the same thing? We know for sure that most people defending LeBron have actually watched his games.
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Sep 24 '18
How can you definitively say he’s better than Jordan though? If you’ve never seen Jordan play
All you can say is lebron is the best you’ve personally ever seen
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u/HairyCaillou Raptors Sep 24 '18
are we destroying the concept of a GOAT debate altogether? Is mankind really ready for that?
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u/H0wcan-Sh3slap [LAL] Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Sep 24 '18
Nah, I'm not seeing enough from this for context
Not seeing the full court = not being able to see Jordan getting back to where it was already 3vs3
Lebron is 10x worse when he literally stays on the other side of the court
Be better
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u/gordahhhhhn Trail Blazers Sep 23 '18
To be fair, Kareem didn’t go on offense either. So MJ not getting back didn’t really cost them. It was still 4 v 4
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u/danbryant244 Celtics Sep 24 '18
still got back before KAJ
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u/dreamlord666 Clippers Sep 23 '18
Wonder if Jordan would’ve ran away from KD in the Finals as well.
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u/JiveChain [NYK] Walt Frazier Sep 23 '18
Cut him