Damn Jordan straight up yolked this nikka Pippen up. Learned it from Oakley
It’s actually Jalen and Jacoby podcast that go over each episode not the 30 for 30 one.Look up 30 for 30 podcast and you will find it
Because we have stat trackers that tracks how many miles you run on the court as well as lateral steps and mobility steps and they are even able to look and break down old film. The average player in today's NBA is doing a lot more running, stop and go, dealing with movement than the previous eras. That's also visible via the eye test.If players are much better athletes today why is that case? Dudes dont even play defense. Why can guys like Jordan and Pippen play 40+ minutes every night on both sides of the ball, but today's superstars cant? Or can they?
Republicans also buy sneakers is the, all'z white people not bad statement of the century. The minute you say not allz' white people not bad, you are INSTANTLY called a c00n who works against our Black interest but you are making excuses for him because he made you feel good breh?If a dude tells you he doesnt keep up with politics and focuses all of his energy on his craft and leisure, why would you even want his take on a political issue? You're essentially begging for an uninformed opinion just for the optics. And no Jordan doesnt have a duty to keep up with politics. He's a famous basketball player, not an activist.
i disagree, shooting more 3s and nixing midrange, and other facets of the game isn't an evolution to me. But to each his own. Stay safe out thereI'm convinced you either just like to argue or you have no idea what you're watching.
There's a clear evolution.
You don't understand what you are watching but if you want to simplify the game to this level, I guess you never will get it.i disagree, shooting more 3s and nixing midrange, and other facets of the game isn't an evolution to me. But to each his own. Stay safe out there
The game is night and day different. The tech, video, defenses, schemes, skills, and athleticism is far more advanced.
What I said might be worse is the overall BBIQ, the readiness of the players coming into the NBA, and wear and tear coming into the NBA.
But the players are a lot more ready skill, size, length, ability, and talent-wise than any other era today.
But the athletic reqs is so high that a lot of smart players just never get a chance in the NBA and couldn't keep up. The NBA is running more than anytime in history. It's not possible to play minutes in today's NBA as it was in 1998.
Is the game better today? Maybe. But it's a lot more advanced, that's a sure thing. The best players are much better today than they were in 1998. But the best players in 1998 would be better today as well. Will they be as productive, probably not but they would be better, for sure!
You don't understand what you are watching but if you want to simplify the game to this level, I guess you never will get it.
To be fair, Magic started out by saying, "At the time, I wasn't fukking with Isiah like that" in the most PC way possible.Look at Magic softening his stance now that they're cool again. In his book Magic was going hard saying he kept Isiah off the team because Isiah was asking if he was gay. Now he's trying to soften and put it off on a bunch of the other guys on the team having a problem with him. I'm glad Stephen A called that out.
I was great at ball. Small, but I had bounce. I was looking to go DII bench or DIII with playing time but opted for a better university for education. Best coach I ever had told me this. All you need is 4 seconds and 5 dribbles to either make a play or realize there's nothing there and pass it out. Then had us watch Michael Jordan highlights for a week. That's why I hate this dribble dribble dribble iso step back era.One thing that really stood out to me last night was watching the way MJ worked and operated on the basketball court.
There was no dribbling the air outta the ball for the length of the shot clock.
MJ wasn't out here calling for screens to get a big switched onto him.
Watching MJ use nothing but footwork and an elite first step to beat his man was amazing to watch.
It's not gone, it's still here and at a high level, it's just the NBA doesn't want players who aren't elite mid-range shooters to take them anymore because the value per point is small unless you are excellent at it. You still have greats like CP3, Leonard, and Durant who shoot a lot more mid-rangers than 3s. If Jordan still played, he would still take them in volume. Those guys are exceptional at it. The NBA got rid of the average player shooting them anymore. The PPP was terrible and it always has been. When the NBA implemented the zone defense, it essentially killed the mid-range jumper from the average NBA player's repertoire.I do understand the NBA midrange game is gone. Analytics have convinced people to shoot 3s regardless of who shoots them because " 3 is more than 2"/
If you say I don't understand what I'm watching I assume by that stretch, Charles Barkley, Shaq, Kenny Smith, Paul Pierce, etc.. who's opinions line up with mine on today's NBA also doesn't understand either.