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SI Writer Calls Out MJ

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I can see MJ's perspective. One must walk in his shoes to truly know what he is feeling. I played for a coach who treated me like the bottom of his shoes. If I was a zillionaire, I don't think I would be building him a new home or bailing him out of jail.

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I can see MJ's perspective. One must walk in his shoes to truly know what he is feeling. I played for a coach who treated me like the bottom of his shoes. If I was a zillionaire, I don't think I would be building him a new home or bailing him out of jail.

 

I don't think MJ was in your shoes. Pops seemed to take care of him.

I can see MJ's perspective. One must walk in his shoes to truly know what he is feeling. I played for a coach who treated me like the bottom of his shoes. If I was a zillionaire, I don't think I would be building him a new home or bailing him out of jail.

 

The man who opened the gym at 6 a.m. so you could work on that jumper. The man who let you borrow his car and had you over to his house and treated you like a son. The man who put you on jayvee in your sophomore year. Didn't cut you, as you always said after that, although at the time it probably felt like a cut.

 

Read more: Michael Jordan failing by not helping Pop Herring, his old coach - Thomas Lake - SI.com

 

Seems like he was pretty good to MJ.

The man who opened the gym at 6 a.m. so you could work on that jumper. The man who let you borrow his car and had you over to his house and treated you like a son. The man who put you on jayvee in your sophomore year. Didn't cut you, as you always said after that, although at the time it probably felt like a cut.

 

Read more: Michael Jordan failing by not helping Pop Herring, his old coach - Thomas Lake - SI.com

 

Seems like he was pretty good to MJ.

 

He did do alot of good, but there is ALWAYS two sides to every story. MJ is not talking.

People are ripping MJ for this? Really? We're letting a writer for SI decide who Michael Jordan should choose to help out with his money?

People are ripping MJ for this? Really? We're letting a writer for SI decide who Michael Jordan should choose to help out with his money?

 

It's more than that. MJ has lied most of his life about being cut by this man and that clearly wasn't the case. MJ's a tool.

It's more than that. MJ has lied most of his life about being cut by this man and that clearly wasn't the case. MJ's a tool.

 

So what? That means he has to spend his cash on this guy? That's a joke.

So what? That means he has to spend his cash on this guy? That's a joke.

 

Nope. He doesn't owe him or anyone else anything. He's still a tool, regardless.

So what? That means he has to spend his cash on this guy? That's a joke.

 

I'm more appalled with the way he treated this poor fella than the fact that he is ignoring his plight. And truthfully he doesn't have to spend cash to make it right but he's shown no concern to make it right at all. Just a cold human being.

I'm more appalled with the way he treated this poor fella than the fact that he is ignoring his plight. And truthfully he doesn't have to spend cash to make it right but he's shown no concern to make it right at all. Just a cold human being.

 

 

That part is really what has me bothered. If you don't want to help the guy, fine, disappointing, and heartless, but it's his money. Finding out that he personally brought him to Chicago just to humiliate him, and have him boo'ed is very disturbing, and telling of what kind of guy Jordan is.

Is Obama wrong for not helping his half brother who is living in third world poverty? Is he cold hearted as well? Not trying to jack a thread, just trying to draw a comparison to the MJ story. Does Obama have an unwritten responsibility to help his brother? Does MJ have one to Pops?

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