March 13, 200719 yr I agree with much of the above said, having been able to watch him perform, and him in Space Jam lol. You have alot of respect for his ability and the emotion he played with. It really is so graceful and elegant, borderline poetic at times. MJ is the man, I'd love to see him play 1 on 1 against some of these youg guys and just see him go. I always felt the same way. I actually use to go outside and take a cd player and shoot basketball listening to the Space Jam Soundtrack. Especially that song.
March 13, 200719 yr Oh i'll cite it. ha ha Nothing gets credibility like "according to youtube.com" :lol:
March 13, 200719 yr I always felt the same way. I actually use to go outside and take a cd player and shoot basketball listening to the Space Jam Soundtrack. Especially that song. Ha I feel ya man, ya know what "I've got a basketball jones!"-Chris Rock, great song.
March 13, 200719 yr Ha I feel ya man, ya know what "I've got a basketball jones!"-Chris Rock, great song. I was always big on the Monstar Rap, lol.
March 13, 200719 yr Glad you guys brought this out. I was beginning to forget just how nuts he was on the court!
March 13, 200719 yr Author RP, I occassionally get on YouTube and watch this video. I love it. It was put together very well. I love MJ, basketball isn't the same without him. the NBA (except for the playoffs) virtually died to me then.
March 13, 200719 yr MJ that whole CD rocks. I used to have it somewhere. I just might download a couple of those songs today. :lol:
March 27, 200719 yr Mj was the man. Never has there been a player more clutch and versatile than him. He could drop 3's on you and "make it rain" or dunk on you and give you a grin. It was a pleasure seeing MJ and I can still remember his last shot as a Bull when he hit the game winning shot against Utah in the finals. LBJ is good but there will never be another MJ.
March 27, 200719 yr Here's an article that I consider to be outright blasphemy: Kobe better than Jordan
March 27, 200719 yr Author ^ that article is ludicrous...it is well known that the NBA was so much better in the 80's and 90's than now. It wasn't dilluted, and actually had people known for their defensive prowess, Dennis Johnson (RIP) and Joe Dumars, for example. If MJ were in his prime now...he would average around 35-40, PLUS all of his other statistics.
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