Official Michael Jordan 'The Last Dance' Doc Thread (NO SPOILERS)

Tenchi Ryu

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He's definitely an a$$hole. I just think he felt he was doing what was best for the team.
And you can see it really gets to him....With all the success and trophies to show, the stigma he had to be a piece of shyt to get it doesn't completely sit right with him. I honestly believe MJ considers himself a good person....

But I honestly don't think you can be the absolutely greatest being a "nice" person either. I think he accepts it, but it hurts like hell somewhere deep down.
 

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If your little brother hits you first and you hit him back and black his eye who gets in trouble

Get the fukk out of here with this stupid ass logic. These were two grown-ass men......That's like saying If I hit you first, then you hit me back in self-defense, you're,going to get arrested and I'm not.
 

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His teams were always deep for that era and Indy knew how to put together good squads around Miller's strengths. They just needed that one player that was a game-changer to play next to Miller. Someone like a prime Mark Price would have been huge for Miller. Larry Bird coached the hell outta that squad too.

Those Pacers teams were built to mimic the Knicks squad, which is also why their rivalry was so intense. The had a scorer at 2 positions (outside SG, jumpshooting C), a bruiser at the PF, non-scoring/non-explosive PG, an ehhh at the 3. You see they didn't have much success until Bird got there and switched it up.
 

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Classic. :mjlol:
 
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