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NBA Conspiracy Theories

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The Jordan gambling stuff is basically fact at this point. Allegedly... :D

 

He would be the Pete Rose of the NBA if it wasn't for Stern.

 

There is literally zero truth to this. Even if it were true the NBA doesn't have the MLB rule and none of Jordans gambling was illegal.

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There is literally zero truth to this. Even if it were true the NBA doesn't have the MLB rule and none of Jordans gambling was illegal.

Yeah, completely normal for a guy to walk away from a legendary title run in the middle of his prime. Nothing to see here, move along.

Yeah, completely normal for a guy to walk away from a legendary title run in the middle of his prime. Nothing to see here, move along.

 

I mean that statement makes sense if you ignore the fact of what happened to his father.

I mean that statement makes sense if you ignore the fact of what happened to his father.

 

Which many have speculated was gambling related.

Which many have speculated was gambling related.

 

Again without any proof. So you want to say the biggest star athlete I'm the last 50 years has this conspiracy and not a single journalist can find one fabric of evidence but you want to act like it's true. It's literally the dumbest conspiracy ever.

Please tell me how it benefited Stern or the NBA to have their biggest attraction in the history of the sport to leave if he hadn't broken a single rule on the books or was under any sort of investigation.

I don't believe Jordan was forced out. No way that wouldn't be exposed if it was the truth.

Again without any proof. So you want to say the biggest star athlete I'm the last 50 years has this conspiracy and not a single journalist can find one fabric of evidence but you want to act like it's true. It's literally the dumbest conspiracy ever.

Well that's why it's a conspiracy theory. :lol2:

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Lil B's curse on Kevin Durant.

 

I wish KD would acknowledge this. Jokingly or otherwise.

If MJ jumping to MLB wasn't gambling related, that dude had the biggest ego EVER. To walk away at the top and try something different is just a slap in the face to the other guys in the league. You can't beat me so I'll just go play baseball while you try to figure it out...

If MJ jumping to MLB wasn't gambling related, that dude had the biggest ego EVER. To walk away at the top and try something different is just a slap in the face to the other guys in the league. You can't beat me so I'll just go play baseball while you try to figure it out...

 

It had mostly to do with his father .

Chris Paul to Lakers axed.

 

That just annoyed me and I'm not even a Lakers fan.

If MJ jumping to MLB wasn't gambling related, that dude had the biggest ego EVER. To walk away at the top and try something different is just a slap in the face to the other guys in the league. You can't beat me so I'll just go play baseball while you try to figure it out...

 

I love MJ, but how can you watch his HOF acceptance speech and not already think he had the biggest ego ever?

Chris Paul to the Lakers is not a conspiracy theory. It is a conspiracy fact. That happened under the direction of the NBA.

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