@crystian916@Kylemedian Just because you say he wasn’t the face of the league doesn’t mean that he actually wasn’t. He was the leader in all star votes in 1987. 200k more than Magic and Bird.
@crystian916@Kylemedian@carronJphillips What does winning mvp have to do with being the face of the league? That is an award voted on by the media. Who all said at the time that Jordan is exciting, but his style wouldn’t lead to championships. Sound familiar?
@CharityBallew@stoolpresidente The face of the league in 1988 who hadn’t won any championships yet? Yep. And we didn’t see Magic and Bird complaining about it either
@CharityBallew@stoolpresidente So by that logic, no one should have been mentioning Jordan in 1988 because he hadn’t won anything yet. It would’ve been disrespectful to Magic and Bird 🙃
@Getdown_Unk@CookedByWave@LegendOfWinning You didn’t watch nothing. Pip was on Magic in game 2 because Jordan got into early foul trouble. Jordan still guarded Magic for a good amount of that series after that
@tophz_ No chance. There’s a 0 percent chance I would be able to create the exact versions of my kids again, even if I ended up with the same person. The memories of them would torture me
@PhilAllen73@jrichardgoodman ‘All the time.’ Shes the only woman to score 40 in consecutive games in the tournament. The first to get a 40 pt triple double, men’s or women’s. The only crazy talk is you trying to downplay her over stuff that’s non hoop related
@KtheBarbar46169@murphdogg29@jcembrey Michael Jordan was the face of the NBA by 1988 and he hadn’t yet won anything outside of individual accolades. Magic and Bird both had way more hardware. The only league you speak of is in your own mind