What Michael Jordan's Teammates Really Thought of MJ
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Today I do a reaction to a Nick Smith NBA video called Asking 30 Michael Jordan Teammates Their Thoughts on The TRUE MJ (FROM EACH SEASON). Head over to their channel and shoot a like and subscribe, he's great! Link is below:
• Asking 30 Michael Jord...
Michael Jordan intuitively figured what most military veterans learn. If you go to War in practice everyday - fight like you train, train like you fight - then when you actually go to war, then it’s just a normal Tuesday somewhere else.
that's it 100%
"Men were different back then" funny story, my best friend to this day when I first met him didn't even know his name, I punched him in the face and from that moment we were the best of friends. Every one to the letter said "He was hard in practice, but it made the games easier" 40 years old, a 6x champion and STILL was driven to play every game and every practice. One thing I don't think gets enough praise with MJ is he never handled his issues publicly I don't know if I have ever heard Jordan say "check my stats" or "We had a bunch of minimum guys" Jordan always held himself accountable above everyone else. I have never heard him at a press conference say "Well we could've won tonight but ya know Scottie had a little headache or whatever"
dude thats great lol. Yeah me and my friends would go at it once in a while when needed. No one got hurt but we let it all out. No passive aggressive crap. We grew stronger by facing our differences
More than anyone else, I think BJ really understood Michael and what he cared about. Jordan griped about basics… correct defensive stance, correct hand in the passing lane, hustle on rebounds, memorizing every play, and here’s something a family member told me that was a photographer in Chicago… Jordan got upset frequently when you didn’t know or read the dossier of opposing teams.
“Such-and-such is left handed! Why are you going to the right Muthaf-ka!!!?”
lol! it's true though. BJ has never said one negative thing about MJ. He understood him. Heck, he's the one who pushed MJ to show up to practice while he was retired
@@TheRealMindCrime True! BJ also has the best descriptions of MJ. My favorite is this: “Everyone in professional sports has a style. A certain way of shooting, a way holding the ball, a specific batting stance or jumper… Michael Jordan does not have a ‘Michael Jordan style’ of anything. Everything you see in him comes directly from the fundamentals, just mastered at the highest level. Open a basketball textbook, look at the illustrations - that’s Michael Jordan.”
You really see the difference in mindsets. Older players just hated losing. Players these days seem content if they just get their stats.
yeah players are obsessed with playing victim now. Winning doesn't matter as much to them
melo was one of the first to shit on his team to get his stats.
wonder if people will remember him in 20 years
MJ is an example of commitment you can watch to motivate you 4 any profession. Everybody's not gonna love you. That's Kool. Growth n success are the goal.
100% I still go to MJ for motivation on anything. Even youtube now. What would MJ do is something in the back of my mind when i'm feeling like making excuses lol
Two things.
I love Randy Brown. Talk about a dude who appreciated where his NBA success came from by hugging Jordan after games and especially the Finals (Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals where Jordan valiantly performed like Superman would perform if he was ravaged by Kryptonite poisoning). I admit this I CRIED. Not because the Bulls won under adverse conditions...but because Jordan at that moment performed like a SUPERHERO....and this almost 30 year old (at that time) morphed into a kid who loves superheroes.
2. Luc freaking Longley.....I lost count on how many times I wanted to throw my stinky socks at the TV screen every time Longley underperformed. Even in games where he had the physical advantage he would score in single digits.
i agree on both accounts here lol. RB was great. He knew his role and did it well. Play about 5-12 mins depending on if it's a blowout and play lock down defense. I loved that dude
There is no single greatest way to lead, just as there is no single greatest way to teach or parent. Each leader has their own unique set of leadership skills, although many overlap with other great leaders.
As someone who has lead & manage teams in the military & civilian sector, in sports, & in the classroom, I can say with absolute certainty that people be BS'ing sometimes lol. I've had to have push numerous people throughout the years to reach greatness just as people had to pour into & push me. Sometimes it just clicks when you're surrounded by like-minded & abled people. Other times it's a constant struggle dealing with egos, laziness, etc. At the end of the day, Jordan uplifted the Bulls (through the help of others of course) and they became 6x NBA Champions. Most players are lucky to win ONCE, but the Bulls did so SIX times...three times consecutively on two different occassions at that, which is an incredibly difficuly feat!
I guess his leadership style worked!!
yeah, we can all say what we want but MJ's style obviously worked
In basketball, some guys are good and just want the uniform and the check... Luc Longley was a very talented big man, with a mid range jumpshot and he could pass. Watch him play at Utah in college.
But, when he got to the nba he got paid and got fat... and the Bulls took a chance on him. Luc Longley admits he didn’t love basketball. So, Michael Jordan to get players like that, who just play for the money, to care and focus more in winning is astounding. The league is full of guys like that now. They have the money and just want to play when they want to play. Mike was a motivator.
Longley played for the New Mexico Lobos. You have may mistaken him for Michael Doleac or Keith Van Horn (who both went to Utah Utes)
I agree and that's what always frustrated us. We knew Luc could get it done if he cared but he didn't care much. Him and MJ are complete opposite mindsets. Luc would be a good friend to have though. Nice guy
@@bball3048mm yeah, I wrote the wrong team... but the player is the same. Wherever he was go watch Longley play in college. He even ran the floor.
I have a lot of respect for you. You are but a handful of content creators who love the NBA (as it was) who go to other NBA content creators and subscribe to them.
hey thank you! I figure it's like a community. Gotta respect the creators and in turn it feels great when those creators thank me for my reaction to their stuff.
the way i look at it, if it wasn't for MJ, nobody would even know who his teammates were to even give a crap about what they have to say 😆
Bingo.
That’s why the Robert Parrish story rubs me the wrong way….. yeah you played with Hof’s but now YOU decided to join DA GOATS team now! You may have won 3 championships with a team full of allstars but Jordan won six championships with only one allstar, Scottie Pippen!
Why do Jordan fans love to pretend Jordan didn't have strong good teammates? He played with multiple guys who were all stars not just Pippen. He had multiple hof teammates. Yes parish played with a bunch of all stars he played with 6, compared to Jordan who played with 4. More if you count players like Rodman who were former all stars. 6-4 isnt that bad when you look at how many years parish played. But this ideas of Jordan didnt have help or even good help just isnt true. If he didn't he would have never won. I agree his help didnt really help a whole lot in the playoffs but obviously it was enough to still win. Lastly using all star appearances is a poor way to evaluate anything. Jordan was a 14 times all star but he really only should have been maybe 11. Which is still excellent.
@@jasonnelson6624You weren't around to watch the Bulls. That team offensively would go through scoring droughts and Jordan would have to rescue them. The other guys would have games where they looked good but they weren't as consistent as #23.
@@mpound97 how are you gonna tell me what I was around to see or not? Instead of getting in your feelings and quick to defend your feeling how about trying to understand? What did the guy say? He said jordan only had 1 all star player being Pippen. Which wasn't true I never said jordan didnt win games for them. Hell I didnt even say they could have won without him. I simple said he played with multiple hall of famers and multiple players that were all stars. What did I say that is not true?
It's so stupid how people try to push the narrative that he was the worst teammate ever. Yea he was an asshole but you can't argue with the results of those Bulls teams.
He was a asshole cause he had 2 be. I've never heard someone complain about Pop or any other coach being like that. Phil was calm cool and collected Pip was the friendly teammate and Jordan was the a hole and it worked.
The narrative about how awful of a teammate he was has merit. His leadership or style was the same as another notorious bad teammate Oscar Robertson. Jordan would ruin confidence and just destroy some teammates. Sure a person can say he only did it to the weak ones or whatever. I get it fans only care about the results. Phil deserves so much of the credit and or blame. Since he will play mind games he would use players like pippen to come in and be the nice guy to calm down upset players. At the end of the day I agree with you that he shouldnt be seen as the worst but I also think there are way to many also pushing the idea he was a great leader. He was an asshole who only cared about his success he wasn't trying to improve anyone. He wanted them to play their best so he could win. He wasn't trying to teach them or show them any moves. He showed kobe as he saw himself in kobe. I do also believe if I'm the one who saves us when it counts then you can't bitch. Which no one can dispute in the playoffs it was him and not the others. Hes still an asshole but he is a respectful asshole to the former players so I respect that.
@@leonardjackson6210Exactly. Everyone played their role and the Bulls needed every single one of them to do it...
the best leaders aren't best friends but respected people who get it done and leaves no one behind
@@jasonnelson6624 "He wanted them to play the best so he could win." No SH*T, that's the point of the game. You play to win the game.
Michael Jordan loves basketball. Loves it.
he really does love the game of basketball
The reason MJ rarely suffered any ankle injuries was from working out with his trainer Tim Grover. Grover was driving a limo after he graduated from college with kinseology degree. He based his work on fixing the issues that MJ most commonly had which one was sprained ankles. Grovers precise workouts ensure MJs body from foot to head was conditioned flexible and recoverable. Tim Grover has a book of workouts that I recommend any athlete who wants to play college hoops should definitely read and apply so you can reach your maximum potential.
People forget how mobile Luc was for his size and his soft touch from the mid range, he should have been as good as Rik Smits, but he was one of those guys that being big and playing basketball was just a way to make money. "at the end of the day it's just basketball"
Facts, luc always has low motor despite his great skill set
yeah Luc had the talent but not the hunger. That's why everyone got frustrated lol
I think the Stacy king story is my favorite. He used to rub Michael Jordan's poster in college & score 30. Sometimes twice then he goes to rub Michael Jordan. Michael jordan is like what the fuck are you doing?Dude?We teammates don't do that shit again?I'm dead!😂😂😂
hahahahahhaha I know that story is so damn funny
mj's teammates: we haven't seen a guy who practice so hard and play so hard in games.
lefop: i'll just recruit more star players for help. it's just basketball.
lol!
Jordan hands down has the best stories from other players. The way he went hard in practice explains why the bulls was so great. And the media literally trying to diminish greatness for LeBron's manufactured career
yeah i never get sick of these stories
MJALLDAY
all day!
Loving your reactions man. Literally in sync with your logic and throught process basketball wise. Didnt know I would enjoy a reactions channel so much. Keep on going dude. This is good stuff. Aftsr dark also a pretty neat feature.
thank you! I'm glad we sync up when it comes to bball. Sorry for the no after dark today but it's coming back tomorrow I promise!
The McDonalds stuff just kind of adds to the legend. Sort of like how Babe Ruth would just drink beer and eat hot dogs lol
hahahhaha
When the greatest player plays hard at practice everyone is forced to match his effort... In Mike's case, he would verbally push you to stay at his focus and effort level. Mike was one of one. No one else can do that... especially not today.
Your video reviews just keep getting better and better and i really enjoy the After Dark series. By the way and a lot of people don't know this but, Robert Parish was also a martial artist and a few people in the league knew this so they never messed with him. Look back at some of those old Cetlics games, when they fought, no one ever went after Parish haha. Thanks for the videos!
lol and the only time i remember someone pushing Parish too far it was Parish busting up Bill Laimbeer lol. Thank you btw. Your kind words mean a lot. Sorry no after dark today but it's coming back tomorrow
Great video as always love th honest reactions ... and i respect the mates of him for understanding what he did to them and for them, simply the best team because if they didnt understand what he is trying to prepaire them for this wouldnt happend either
that's the cool thing about them sticking together. Obviously MJ had to get tougher and tougher on everyone because they were losing in the playoffs to the Pistons. So he prepared them for the battle during practice until they got so strong together that they swept those Pistons. Someone has to take charge and set the expectations and that was MJ
Back then, when I played and grew up... If you are the "greatest" people always added then how come you can't win, as in championships. Thats why there were debates about wilt and russell and Kareem and Wilt and Larry and Magic... Michael Jordan was the best player in the nba from year #3.... But, every thing in the media was always about him not winning rings. So, ai understand how amd why he was soo hard on his teammates. Hos mindset was okay, I'm the best in the game now, but I need my teammates to win championships like Bird and Magic... and it worked. But, when he figured it out his greatness took winning to another dominant level we have never seen one person influence before nor after.
Great post!
100%
Jordan could've won every MVP for 10 years straight but if he didn't start winning rings then the media would never let it go. So MJ knew this and only focused on winning rings and boy did he win rings lol
@@TheRealMindCrime facts! Lol People today don't understand dominance.
MJ called Stacey King as the Powerless Forward. Savage lmfao
lol. yeah Stacey used to really frustrate us back then
Jordan worked out in the pool to rehab his foot. Overall, his workout regiment, his natural ability, and his competitiveness equaled something that can’t be matched. Look at the hits Jordan took and didn’t he stayed or landed on his feet. Player’s careers would have been over quickly if they took the punishment he took. He is absolutely one of the greatest leaders in any sport ey.
Agreed! Also, i used to do that in the pool workout for my ankles as a kid because i saw mj do it in come fly with me lol.
@@TheRealMindCrime hell yeah. Come Fly With Me inspired me in so many ways. I always remember how he moved in the pool when he was rehabbing.
@@TheRealMindCrime what superstar in any sport has inspired people to reach for greatness more than Jordan. Sometimes I dream…
MJ did his homework and knew everything about the players he faced. He knew their weaknesses and exploited them. It had to be frustrating for him that his teammates had to be told to be prepared and didn't just do that on their own. I also wonder, like you said, how MJ didn't injure his ankles by the moves he made. But...cats always do land correctly, as you know. Leopards get pushed out of high trees and they still gracefully land on their feet somehow and are not injured in any way. That kind of fall would kill any other animal except certain felines...and MJ.😂😂
McDonald’s wasn’t the same back in the 80’s
Facts alot healthy than now
It was much better then...
very true! All fast food was so much tastier back then.
As someone who is 25 I will say we still do this. My best friend was someone I used to fight in middle school and highschool. It's just nowadays kids would be getting canceled for it online 😂😂😂
lol no kidding. It's considered toxic nowadays but I'd prefer that over this passive aggressive bs that happens if we don't handle our issues
4:16 fucking priceless Oakley 😅😅
lol!
More great content sir. MJ made instant replay necessary because you had to see much of what he did again IMMEDIATELY to believe what actually happened.
😆 🤣 😂 so true and thank you very much!
@@TheRealMindCrime You're welcome!
It's wild seeing Scottie before he lost his mind being honest about MJ.
Jordan's so flexible he could bend his own ankles?! And I already thought he was an athletic freak with that speed, hang time, length, and mitts.
😆 yup its true
let us just be happy that he has one of the greatest trainer :) that prevents him getting injuries
for sure
Awesome thanks 😊
thank you!
That Stacy Augmon story 😂😂
I wish we had more film of MJ in practice. Probably some crazy trash talk.
oh I wish!! BJ really gets me wanting to see all of that footage
I've been liking your commentary on these jordan videos. You're good at keeping things in perspective, which people have a hard time doing these days
thank you for the kind words! I do my best, I just say what I think and stay honest.
My favorite Jordan myth is "JORDAN HAD NO HANDLE"... THIS, WHILE ROOKIE MJ CROSSED UP LARRY LEGEND, THEN, SHOT HIS EYE OUT, N THE FOOTAGE EXISTS IN 4K LOL... This is SOLELY why Iverson gave him his karma back years later lmaooo!!
Lol this is all so true! 😆
Skill determination passion disclipine something lack over the past 21 yrs some other guy
Honestly , It's his hands size that allowed that extra little bit on plays (along with everything else of course).
Let's understand what BJ Armstrong said. A guy from 80s and 90s had the same energy and you asked how he did that without advance technology and nutrition that we are having today. Imagine MJ had the same nutrition that we are having today. Can't we all say his longevity would have been way longer than any player of today?
MJ never really took his health that seriously. He loves cigars, Tequila, and ate McDonald's almost everyday during the 80s. It's a miracle he performed that well without getting excessively fat.
I agree, I think so too
@@bball3048mm its not a miracle. its called moving your ass.
if you really are practising and going hard. you cant go fat.
its impossible.
look at cyclists.
they eat like 7500 calories a day, when they ride mountain stages.
try eating 7500 calories a day. its nearly impossible.
people getting fat, while being a professional athelete are lazy and rest on talent.
look at zion. do you believe he practised hard the last years? i highly doubt that.
look at niklas süle. he was fat last year and he admitted its because of lazy.
but people like jordan, who work their ass off with everything they do...
such peeps cant get fat.
its impossible.
Back then it was competitive physicality, however, IT WASN’T PERSONAL!!
exactly
This resonates with everyone. It would be interesting to hear LeBron’s take on this but I think it’s safe to assume he only watches things about him and then only after being assured his balloon knot will be licked clean by whatever media sycophant’s turn it is to do so.
oh lebron is fake and lies all the time so I don't really care what his take would be on this. He'll just say whatever makes him look good to the public lol
The bottom line I guess is that air Jordan23 pushed every team members in the bulls through the gauntlet that air Jordan23 pushed his own behind as well through that same gauntlet. Even B4 the game started physically, MJ23 already dominated the mind game.
Man! If Michael Jordan can eat Mcdonald's breakfast and still ball out, I suck! 😂 I played badminton, and I disciplined myself from putting fast-food meal in my body when I was competing back in school. Ain't no way Mcdonald's would be enough energy (nor would it be healthy to eat all the time for that matter) to sustain my legs.
lol yeah I can't do the McDonals thing then go exercise
It's crazy how McDonald's were a part of our meals as athletes back then. After practice everybody hit McDonald's. Somehow I still was 6'1 180 and 1% body fat. We laugh today about how we ate like that and never gained weight.
its' true though, we burned it off by being outside doing physical work or playing sports
Randy brown was a dog a defense..that's y Mj didn't get at him like that cuz randy usually executed his role
very true. RB was a beast coming off the bench and playing D like that
yah BJ opened up the can of if Mj slept he could be better. With the dream team many of them mentioned staying up late and playing cards and Mj would go to practice or shoot around Yawning allot but then kick butt in a game.
Its really insane because I always saw that he had more energy than anyone else on the court...knowing he did that with hardly ever sleeping is just insane to me.
Yea Parish talked that trash but Jordan got Parish his 4th ring. So at the end of the day they still achieved the team goal.
It puts a smile on my face knowing that Robert parish had Jordan's number.
Larry Larry Larry.
Jordan is still the greatest athlete I've ever seen though. Triple clutch against New Jersey noooooo way.
Dam good vid mane
thank you!
Steve Kerr thinks Mike's fist is good to look at.
steve kerr respects the goat lol
What would you prefer a guy that works so hard and has earnt the respect, takes accountability, not blaming for losing. A guy that will say to your face behind the scenes who can see your weakness and push you to work harder and get better and be mentally ready for big games and be a part of winning. Or someone who is nice and secretly talking sh*** behind your back to get you traded or throw you under the bus on podcast or media.
When I was watching the last dance I had some shrooms and I also thought MJ was a time traveller
For health purposes the McDonald's stuff is terrible for you with everything they put in the food. But it does contain a ton of easy calories as well as protein which you need as an athlete. Some guys claim they lose some energy and bounce when they cut out junkfood and eat clean. And that's because it's so hard as a high level athlete to get enough calories in.
Id love someone to explain how Lebron always has you playing under the threat of trade as he handpicks his teammates receives praise for making those around him better whilst Jordan treats every practice session like game 7, forcing you to bring the best version of yourself every single day apparently didn’t make his teammates better players
The friends I went to grade school with turned out to be 4 of the best athlete's in Basketball and Football , our grade school basketball team was so good in 6th grade we won every game by +30 points. The starters would run up the score so badly that the second string (me) by the end of the year we had more playing time then all of the starters , on top of that we had the MJ of coaches , he pushed us so hard in practice that I was able to play well enough along with like 3 others on the second string that were able to still hold the leads , I was someone that I know without I would have been full trash , because we put the practice in and bought in , at the end the league only had one team trophy so our Coach went out and got each player a way better one plus , MVP , best defender , Etc. ones with a pool party at his house ( he was a father of a player) ,
sorry but yeah , he use to bench his own kid who was the best player but he would mess around in practice and in games (like running up the score and trash talking) , again that was another reason why I ended up with the most minutes since he would send me in because I was best friends with his son and we all knew he was way better then me but yeah , that was the type a Coach he was.
MJ Rather he break you then your opponent team break cause that will cost the game
Bro one question for if you are a owner will you look for new GM a leader or Boss
As always you have a great day ☕️
hmmm....if I'm a new owner my first goal is to find a great player to build around. Then I focus on the right coach for that player. Then I find a GM who understand my vision and we begin building. It would be a 5 year process so the star would probably have to be someone we draft
Man every time i see a scottie pippen interview i think of the clip:he is a horrible plaihe is horrible to play with and all of the sudden we become a team and we start winning everyone forgot who he was
me too....that's all I hear know when i see him
When the Bulls drafted Stacey King, remember he led the ncaa in scoring, I was like, daaaaamn... Michael Jordan is about to get a real threat at center!! Then, Stacey King showed up 100lbs heavier than he was at OU 😂😂😂 Stacey King must cry every night for wasting all that talent. But, he was one of those guys who literally ate himself out of the league.
10:15 that's just how it was back then. I was a kid in the 80s and 90s, I had more than one fistfight with a friend and we'd be friends again either instantly or the next day.
absolutely. It's just the way we were. We let it out. We didn't talk trash behind each others backs. We handled it face to face and teams became tighter because of it
How did he not hurt himself. It's the science in the shoes
"Its gotta be the shoes!"
LeBron is just the best.
at flopping
if leflop played during mj's time and mj stares at him, leflop would probably flop miles away & get his eyes injured.
horace played 1 season with kerr
Bro really bulked up if ubthink about it his mj trainer is works on his lower body to improve his landing. It is even part of one of jimyxhih video.
no wonder why he stopped injuring his ankles later in his career
Listen to Luke Longley talk... and ask yourself what kind of career would he have without Michael Jordan?? He would have been out of the league... Luke Longley would love to play today. He would be able to do what he did in college at New Mexico. People forget he was a point forward like a Larry Bird type player 😂😂 Then he put on 900 lbs and could only be a post player.
I can not believe scottie pippen saying Michael Jordan wouldn't have been as successful without him! Lmfao 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 like his 16ppg made that much difference like if any other roll player couldn't have scored that, the Chicago Bulls proved on several occasions that he didn't make that big of a difference like when he had back surgery and his migraine headaches Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls did just fine without him!! Lmfao 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
I love Michael Jordan and idgaf, I love McDonald's crappy food
McDonald’s may not be too bad for hi level professional athletes
that's true lol. He burned those calories off after an hour of practice
LeBron, in my opinion, can't wipe the sweat of MJ's brow---always needed a "dream team" and "flopped like a genetically modified salmon raised in a toilet.
I couldn't agree more
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good mornin!!
Duh! Of course he was NOT a nice guy. Haven't people heard the expression: "nice guys finish last"?
Cartwright never liked Michael, threatened to break his legs if he ever tried some shit on him again. Bill is one of those hard asses that wont respond well to another hard ass. He loved Pippen and called him a great leader and YET Pip was the selfish one who pouted and left the game bc Phil drew up the last play for Kukoc and calls it racist. Pip is the one who taunted and tormented Krause over his own contract that HE selfishly signed bc he couldnt wait until the cap rose to get more money for less years. Pip is the one who selfishly sat out and got a surgery he didn't need and wanted to go on vacation and continue to complain about his contract HE signed. Pip is the one who got to Houston and instantly started beefing with Charles Barkley calling fat boy and never good enough to win a championship(hmm sounds like he's a wannabe MJ at that point?). Pip is the one now trying to make money off Mikes name and tarnishing their great history together. Pip is the one that is petty and says outlandish shit. Pip is the one who went broke. What kind of leader of men is that? Pippen had a role and that was role was to in a lot of ways play like a PG which means sharing the ball and that does not mean he's a great leader. It just means you'd rather play with someone who looks to pass more.
Bill Cartwright doesn't have to like it, but Jordan leading by example in his way IS leadership. What would you call old school military leaders who led the same?
Bill was so disappointed in Pip over the Kukoc situation b/c he was selfishly hoping in some way by helping Pip along the way, he could make Michael look bad by winning without him imo.
Bill was traded for Jordan's best friend in Charles Oakley so I'm sure the issues started there. And Cartwright was always hurt so Jordan nicknamed him "Medical Bill".
Google a pic of MJ feet... You will see the price he paid for running and cutting 😂
lol can't be worse than Shaqs feet
C'mon people, MJ was amazing but he was no leader!
Just look at Robert Parish Interview about training with MJ. That tells a lot.
He doesn’t win six rings without being a leader. Robert Parish is mad that he ended up going from an integral role in a Celtics dynasty to getting a free ring led by the man his old teams used to beat before he got adequate help. He needs to sit his 7 foot Nipsey Russell lookalike haircut having a** down somewhere.
listen to all the stories. He led by example and led the charge to winning. Parish didn't like MJ because he was ready to retire and MJ was still balling out. Parish was great during his prime but by the time he played for the Bulls he barely played and it was obvious his career was over.
They say the same thing about Tom Brady
yeah they do. Brady led the same way and got 7 rings to prove it works lol