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An Oral History of the Dream Team

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I know it's semantics, but you mean '08, right?

 

No. I am talking this year's team. Before injuries decimated them. I think his team with where everyone is at now would be better than 08.

 

Of course, we still don't know the final 12 but Kobe, Lebron, Durant set the tone for the team.

 

 

CP3, Westbrook, Deron Williams, Melo, Blake, Love, Iguodala.

 

Probably Harden, Gay.

 

Hopefully Rondo takes Wade's spot.

 

The Dream Team pedigree is a lot better for sure. Athletically and skill wise I think 2012 gets them.

 

I don't think the Dream Team could stop Lebron or Durant if they had to stop them.

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No. I am talking this year's team. Before injuries decimated them. I think his team with where everyone is at now would be better than 08.

 

Of course, we still don't know the final 12 but Kobe, Lebron, Durant set the tone for the team.

 

 

CP3, Westbrook, Deron Williams, Melo, Blake, Love, Iguodala.

 

Probably Harden, Gay.

 

Hopefully Rondo takes Wade's spot.

 

The Dream Team pedigree is a lot better for sure. Athletically and skill wise I think 2012 gets them.

 

I don't think the Dream Team could stop Lebron or Durant if they had to stop them.

 

Gotcha.

How would you have liked to have been Toni Kukoc in that game? First Pippen wears your *** out and then MJ takes over. LONG DAY!

I guess because I started to watch it before they had to take it down that my window was allowed to stay open. I haven't been very productive at work this morning because I was able to finish it.

 

I love Barkley like others have said. His quote, "If you turn the other cheek, I will hit you in the other cheek too." Had me laughing hard. Hard not to like that guy.

 

I was very touched by the medal ceremony part and how much it meant to those guys. Gave me chills.

 

The Stockton part was definitely hilarious.

 

After watching that, I have more of an appreciate for how Magic and Bird went out of the game. I never really thought of it as their last good-bye to basketball. Extremely fitting.

I know Michael Jordan is very arrogant, and honestly it's probably hard not to be if you were him. But I really didn't think that he came across as that arrogant in the video. Maybe its my biased towards him that makes me say that. But I saw competiveness, not arrogance.

 

I have a strong respect for David Robinson.

 

And PP92, you need to listen to Wilbon when he says, "It's an insult to compare anyone else to that team."

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I know Michael Jordan is very arrogant, and honestly it's probably hard not to be if you were him. But I really didn't think that he came across as that arrogant in the video. Maybe its my biased towards him that makes me say that. But I saw competiveness, not arrogance.

 

I have a strong respect for David Robinson.

 

And PP92, you need to listen to Wilbon when he says, "It's an insult to compare anyone else to that team."

In the beginning of the video I think he was did but he was much more enjoyable as it went along.

I've never thought of MJ as arrogant.

 

Imagine the confidence level required to walk up to Bird and Magic and tell them you're the man AND have them know it!

 

How good was that documentary!

 

In my mind here's what's scary: If that team had played in 1988 when they were 4 years younger.......Good Lord!

I know Michael Jordan is very arrogant, and honestly it's probably hard not to be if you were him. But I really didn't think that he came across as that arrogant in the video. Maybe its my biased towards him that makes me say that. But I saw competiveness, not arrogance.

 

I have a strong respect for David Robinson.

 

And PP92, you need to listen to Wilbon when he says, "It's an insult to compare anyone else to that team."

 

 

Wilbon is best friends with Barkley. Of course he'd say that . :D

I've never thought of MJ as arrogant.

 

Imagine the confidence level required to walk up to Bird and Magic and tell them you're the man AND have them know it!

 

How good was that documentary!

 

In my mind here's what's scary: If that team had played in 1988 when they were 4 years younger.......Good Lord!

 

 

But isn't walking up to Magic and Larry and telling them you're the man just a little arrogant? :lol:

 

The idea of I will not play on the Dream Team if Isiah is on the team comes off as extremely arrogant, IMHO.

 

MJ's Hall of Fame speech. Anyone? Arrogance to the extreme?

 

 

1988 would have been the best team ever. Without question.

But isn't walking up to Magic and Larry and telling them you're the man just a little arrogant? :lol:

 

The idea of I will not play on the Dream Team if Isiah is on the team comes off as extremely arrogant, IMHO.

 

MJ's Hall of Fame speech. Anyone? Arrogance to the extreme?

 

I am one of the biggest MJ fans you'll ever meet, but even I was a lil disappointed with the way he handled that speech. However, that is MJ, and his edge is what separated him from any other player in the history of the game IMO.

 

Considering Magic and Larry didn't take offense, and agreed with MJ, I'm sure it was done in a playful manner (even though MJ meant it) so I wouldn't consider it arrogant.

 

Maybe MJ was on to something with not wanting to play with Isiah. We will never know, but I wonder if their chemistry would have been the same.

I am one of the biggest MJ fans you'll ever meet, but even I was a lil disappointed with the way he handled that speech. However, that is MJ, and his edge is what separated him from any other player in the history of the game IMO.

 

Considering Magic and Larry didn't take offense, and agreed with MJ, I'm sure it was done in a playful manner (even though MJ meant it) so I wouldn't consider it arrogant.

 

Maybe MJ was on to something with not wanting to play with Isiah. We will never know, but I wonder if their chemistry would have been the same.

 

I can't lie. I've hated on MJ since my youth. I can't stop now. It's all I know. Plus he's a Tar Heel. :D

 

For the record, I loved the Hall of Fame speech. I mean...he flew in the guy who took his varsity spot as a sophomore and then crapped on him in the speech. :lol: :lol:

 

From what I remember about Isiah's style of play I don't think chemistry would have been an issue. He and Magic were always close friends also.

But isn't walking up to Magic and Larry and telling them you're the man just a little arrogant? :lol:

 

 

 

 

Not in that context and setting.

 

If he called them up out of the blue and said "By the way I'm better than you" then , yeah, arrogance.

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