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Even if the league was watered down, he was TOP DOG.
Did Jordan play in a watered down era ?
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Even if the league was watered down, he was TOP DOG.
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*shrugs shoulders* i always thought the early to mid nineties were considered the golden era of basketball
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*shrugs shoulders* i always thought the early to mid nineties were considered the golden era of basketball
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I do agree with this.I don't think the 90s was watered down, but this era better than the 90s
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I do agree with this.I don't think the 90s was watered down, but this era better than the 90s
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and from what i have observed . You're one of the biggest Kobe hater on this board
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and from what i have observed . You're one of the biggest Kobe hater on this board
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Troll thread?
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Troll thread?
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As far as going mainstream, yes. As far as talent, no.
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As far as going mainstream, yes. As far as talent, no.
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<If the rules of today was applied in the 90s, Jordan would average 60pts a game. The sprewells the Allan houstons etc would average 30 pts a game. The gradual changing of the rules which made the nba soft is because there was not a player like mj that can put a show despite the physical brand of basketball. Kobe can't do it, I doubt Wade could leaf all night long if Dwight Howard is constantly on the paint. So the change in rules really made the athletic players of today showcase their skills more consistently which creates an illusion that the players of today are better than the previous generation. One player who's has benefited from this rule is Steve Nash. With his quickness and savvy no one could really guard him.
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<If the rules of today was applied in the 90s, Jordan would average 60pts a game. The sprewells the Allan houstons etc would average 30 pts a game. The gradual changing of the rules which made the nba soft is because there was not a player like mj that can put a show despite the physical brand of basketball. Kobe can't do it, I doubt Wade could leaf all night long if Dwight Howard is constantly on the paint. So the change in rules really made the athletic players of today showcase their skills more consistently which creates an illusion that the players of today are better than the previous generation. One player who's has benefited from this rule is Steve Nash. With his quickness and savvy no one could really guard him.
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and a sucessful one at that.
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and a sucessful one at that.
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man %$%# Jordan. dude is a straight up douche.
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man %$%# Jordan. dude is a straight up douche.
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I stand corrected, you are hands down the biggest Kobe stan on this board. OP gives you a run for your money though.
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I stand corrected, you are hands down the biggest Kobe stan on this board. OP gives you a run for your money though.
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word to d "whistle".
"jordan beating a 1990 pistons isnt exactly as beating a 1986 pistons"
and 1986 jordan isnt exactly as 1990 jordan
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word to d "whistle".
"jordan beating a 1990 pistons isnt exactly as beating a 1986 pistons"
and 1986 jordan isnt exactly as 1990 jordan
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Did Jordan play in a watered down era ?
NO (explanations not needed)
NO (explanations not needed)