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Yea Iggy has been getting the Pippen comparisons for ages.
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Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
Originally Posted by Mister Friendly
Scottie Pippen was a great player but Jordan made him a great player. Lets say hypothetically he left the Bulls via free agency after the 1st 3 peat. He would've gone on to be a great player who could take your team to the playoffs with some help by he wasnt in Lebron's caliber as far as being a player that can totally carry your team deep into the playoffs and win MVPs. Pippen complemented Jordan. There's no way Pippen wins championships without being on team with Jordan, Hakeem or a team full of stars.
Originally Posted by Mister Friendly
Scottie Pippen was a great player but Jordan made him a great player. Lets say hypothetically he left the Bulls via free agency after the 1st 3 peat. He would've gone on to be a great player who could take your team to the playoffs with some help by he wasnt in Lebron's caliber as far as being a player that can totally carry your team deep into the playoffs and win MVPs. Pippen complemented Jordan. There's no way Pippen wins championships without being on team with Jordan, Hakeem or a team full of stars.
Depends on outcome.Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
Depends on outcome.Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
This is kinda what I was getting at....I think Pip is lucky his meltdown happened in the age before the internet blew up as well as social media. It was one of the most selfish displays ever in sports. Worse than Randy Moss saying "I play when I want to," AI's "practice," or Bron not shaking hands.....Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
Oh my God, with 24 hour ESPN services, twitter, Facebook, the internet, Skip Bayless type shows where they can argue it over and over, NBA TV where they can debate it over and over, it would be BRUTAL.
This is kinda what I was getting at....I think Pip is lucky his meltdown happened in the age before the internet blew up as well as social media. It was one of the most selfish displays ever in sports. Worse than Randy Moss saying "I play when I want to," AI's "practice," or Bron not shaking hands.....Originally Posted by CP1708
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Sometimes we forget that these guys are people too. I dont think that Scottie was a terribly selfish guy for doing that, but its the one reason you cannot state that hes an all time top 3 great at his position.
I dont think his not taking the shot was terrible its that after 3 NBA titles Scottie was still insecure in his stature. It was in that moment basketball became more about the things the auxiliary aspects that come with basketball, critical achlaim, and money. I dont doubt that Scottie was disapointed in himself, and his coach.
Lemme ask you....if Pip had made the same decision to sit out the final play in today's NBA, how much would he be killed for it?
Oh my God, with 24 hour ESPN services, twitter, Facebook, the internet, Skip Bayless type shows where they can argue it over and over, NBA TV where they can debate it over and over, it would be BRUTAL.
Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE
Originally Posted by Mister Friendly
Scottie Pippen was a great player but Jordan made him a great player. Lets say hypothetically he left the Bulls via free agency after the 1st 3 peat. He would've gone on to be a great player who could take your team to the playoffs with some help by he wasnt in Lebron's caliber as far as being a player that can totally carry your team deep into the playoffs and win MVPs. Pippen complemented Jordan. There's no way Pippen wins championships without being on team with Jordan, Hakeem or a team full of stars.
Well considering the fact that he was a ref screwing 1 play away from getting to the finals in 94 while being 2nd in MVP voiting in his 1 and only year as The Man I'd have to emphatically disagree with you.
Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE
Originally Posted by Mister Friendly
Scottie Pippen was a great player but Jordan made him a great player. Lets say hypothetically he left the Bulls via free agency after the 1st 3 peat. He would've gone on to be a great player who could take your team to the playoffs with some help by he wasnt in Lebron's caliber as far as being a player that can totally carry your team deep into the playoffs and win MVPs. Pippen complemented Jordan. There's no way Pippen wins championships without being on team with Jordan, Hakeem or a team full of stars.
Well considering the fact that he was a ref screwing 1 play away from getting to the finals in 94 while being 2nd in MVP voiting in his 1 and only year as The Man I'd have to emphatically disagree with you.