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RIP Merlin Santana
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Or StanleyReal ones know him as Romeo lol
Some say the 5 is the last of when Jordan was really jumpin out the gym dunkin on cats.
I disagree, but it’s been said.
That doesn't even make any sense LOL
It's either the 5 or not if some dumbass is using it as a timeframe reference. Besides, he opened the 91-92 season in the 6 and flying over the Sixers for that leaning baseline dunk. Plenty of highlights of him getting up in the 7s here, too:
Who said this? LolSome say the 5 is the last of when Jordan was really jumpin out the gym dunkin on cats.
I disagree, but it’s been said.
Probably some dummies on the internet listening to other dummies on the internet. Anyways, he was in ultimate killer mode in 1993. He wore the 7 and 8.Who said this? Lol
No doubt. Yeah I guess fools will say anything.Probably some dummies on the internet listening to other dummies on the internet. Anyways, he was in ultimate killer mode in 1993. He wore the 7 and 8.
Tried to post the gif of a dunk he did in the 1996 Finals. He rarely did it, but he could still get up there.Yeah. I’m not ever gonna say that second threepeat Mike was as physically explosive as 1987 Mike, but that’s natural. And he could still do it when he wanted to. See the breakaway reverse double-clutch dunk against Miami while wearing the Concords. I remember him doing that same dunk maybe even slightly better vs. Atlanta during the ‘91 season in the white/infrared 6, but the one he put down on the Heat was no joke.
He just found a way to score his 32 ppg without blitzing the rim at all times. A lot easier on the body long-term lol