This by far the craziest MJ stat

[Torrential]

Not a particularly crazy stat.

It was the expansion era and there was no 3-pt variance. Drop any top-10 player of all-time with a great support cast during that same timeline (in the East), and they'd have a similar-type run.

The coli's moron is back yall

Makes a shytty argument and throws in a buzz word like "variance" thinking he's smart

 

[DraymondT]

Not a particularly crazy stat.

It was the expansion era and there was no 3-pt variance. Drop any top-10 player of all-time with a great support cast during that same timeline (in the East), and they'd have a similar-type run.

Why you sayin in the East like it was the 00s or 10s Least? 90s East was just as strong if not stronger than West for half the 90s at least.

Shaq/Penny Magic
Reggie Pacers
Ewing/Riley Knicks
Price/Daughtery Cavs
Zo/Tim Bug Heat
Nique/Mookie later Mookie/Deke Hawks
Zeke/Dumars/Daly Pistons for start of 90s

East was almost always deeper too. Most the worst teams in the NBA were at the bottom of the West. Most 90s seasons when you look at the worst teams at least 5 or 6 of the bottom 7 or 8 teams was in West. In 98 every East team but 1 won 30+ games. In West 6 teams ain't win 30 and 4 aint win 20. There was seasons when multiple 36-39 win team made playoffs in West. Only time MJ was pushed to 7 in 90s was against East teams too (Pistons, Knicks, Pacers).

No other player in history is doin what MJ did since their peak level of no other player was on the same stratosphere and not losin 3 straight for that record. Pippen missed half the season in 98 and MJ still won 62 games and they aint lose 3 straight and in the East only 1 team aint win 30+ games too it wasnt multiple teams intentionally losin tankin teams like the 10s and 20s. It wasn MJ was also playin all 82 most those seasons. From 87-98 he missed 7 total games in the seasons he suited up. NO OTHER player in history is doin that.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

One of my favorite stats.

Another one is out of his 6 championships, he was regular season MVP for 4 of those. The other 2, he beat the regular season MVP in the finals

 

[Jim Cornette]

Goat shyt

 

[DraymondT]

One of my favorite stats.

Another one is out of his 6 championships, he was regular season MVP for 4 of those. The other 2, he beat the regular season MVP in the finals

Charles deserved MVP in 93 but Mailman winnin in 97 was a bad call and actual example of voter fatigue. Not fugazi voter fatigue excuses other nikkas in recent history get 97 was legit the best example of it in NBA history. MJ almost won 70 again, was 69 wins and had better numbers overall.

 

[Osmosis]

Why you sayin in the East like it was the 00s or 10s Least? 90s East was just as strong if not stronger than West for half the 90s at least.

Shaq/Penny Magic
Reggie Pacers
Ewing/Riley Knicks
Price/Daughtery Cavs
Zo/Tim Bug Heat
Nique/Mookie later Mookie/Deke Hawks
Zeke/Dumars/Daly Pistons for start of 90s

East was almost always deeper too. Most the worst teams in the NBA were at the bottom of the West. Most 90s seasons when you look at the worst teams at least 5 or 6 of the bottom 7 or 8 teams was in West. In 98 every West team but 1 won 30+ games. In East 6 teams ain't win 30 and 4 aint win 20. There was seasons when multiple 36-39 win team made playoffs in West. Only time MJ was pushed to 7 in 90s was against East teams too (Pistons, Knicks, Pacers).

No other player in history is doin what MJ did since their peak level of no other player was on the same stratosphere and not losin 3 straight for that record. Pippen missed half the season in 98 and MJ still won 62 games and they aint lose 3 straight and in the East only 1 team aint win 30+ games too it wasnt multiple teams intentionally losin tankin teams like the 10s and 20s. It wasn MJ was also playin all 82 most those seasons. From 87-98 he missed 7 total games in the seasons he suited up. NO OTHER player in history is doin that.

The 1994 Bulls won 55 games with a scrub shooting guard replacing Jordan and without access to 16% of the salary cap. In the games Pippen played, they went 51-21.. That is a better win percentage than Jordan had without Pippen in 1998

The stat speaks to the fact that the league was dogshyt more than anything else.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Charles deserved MVP in 93 but Mailman winnin in 97 was a bad call and actual example of voter fatigue. Not fugazi voter fatigue excuses other nikkas in recent history get 97 was legit the best example of it in NBA history. MJ almost won 70 again, was 69 wins and had better numbers overall.

Damn, I totally forgot they won 69 game in 97

 

[DraymondT]

The 1994 Bulls won 55 games with a scrub shooting guard replacing Jordan and without access to 16% of the salary cap. In the games Pippen played, they went 51-21.. That is a better win percentage than Jordan had without Pippen in 1998

The stat speaks to the fact that the league was dogshyt more than anything else.

94 Bulls was a much better supportin cast minus Pippen or MJ than 93 or 98 was. They revamped the team. Only someone who doesn't know the history would think 93 team replacin MJ was the same as 94.

93 Bulls minus MJ - Pippen, Horace, Armstrong, Cartwright, Paxson, Williams, Stacey, Perdue, Trent
94 Bulls minus Myers - Pippen, Horace, Armstrong, Kukoc, Kerr, Longley, Wennington, Blount

Cartwright, Pax, Williams, Stacey, Perdue, Trent was they 5-10 rotation and most em nikkas was washed, traded season after and retired a few seasons after 93. They minutes was gettin less and less in playoff cause they could only trust MJ, Pippen, Horace and BJ. That why that 93 team was so gassed their depth was garbage and they had to overplay their top 4 and they was runnin on fumes in playoff. And that why they traded rest of em nikkas and got a much stronger deeper supporting cast. Nice try.

 

[fifth column]

Not a particularly crazy stat.

It was the expansion era and there was no 3-pt variance. Drop any top-10 player of all-time with a great support cast during that same timeline (in the East), and they'd have a similar-type run.

It had more to do with MJ’s competitive mindset than just playing great, re-read the post dumbass

 

[fifth column]

Shows you how superior his TEAMS were compared to the rest of the league, One player can't be responsible for a stat like that

Not the team but the culture that MJ set.

 

[Sccit]

ON THE CONTRARY, I THINK THE LAKERS HAVENT WON 3 STRAIGHT SINCE LEBRON ARRIVED

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

It had more to do with MJ’s competitive mindset than just playing great, re-read the post dumbass

Competitive mindset?

Y'all MJ stans are so far removed from reality you have absolutely no concept of how to digest context properly.

The 90s had the most diluted landscape of talent in the modern era, parlayed with the fact that the league was engineered to make sure MJ had the path of least resistance to achieve success (largely because of his monetary value). Stats were literally falsified to award him individual accolades; his lore as a player was created through falsehoods. It would've been bad for business if they allowed him to have an arbirtrary losing run like the one stated in the OP.

Y'all can aggrandize traits like "competitive mindset" on some comicbook shyt, but the reality is, it had a lot more to do with the circumstances that he benefited from, that really no other player since has had the fortune of playing in.

 

[god shamgod]

The 1994 Bulls won 55 games with a scrub shooting guard replacing Jordan and without access to 16% of the salary cap. In the games Pippen played, they went 51-21.. That is a better win percentage than Jordan had without Pippen in 1998

The stat speaks to the fact that the league was dogshyt more than anything else.

Look at this Lebron groupie

The ‘94 bulls with a championship veteran core & 3 all stars won 55 games in the regular season then LOST in the 2nd round to a team they were undefeated against in the playoffs.last time the bulls were eliminated that early was 1988, nobody gives af about regular season wins. Chris Paul use to get roasted for this exact same thing winning 50+ then losing in the 1st/2nd round

The ‘95 bulls were a mid 34-31 7 seed without Jordan.

 

[Osmosis]

94 Bulls was a much better supportin cast minus Pippen or MJ than 93 or 98 was. They revamped the team. Only someone who doesn't know the history would think 93 team replacin MJ was the same as 94.

93 Bulls minus MJ - Pippen, Horace, Armstrong, Cartwright, Paxson, Williams, Stacey, Perdue, Trent
94 Bulls minus Myers - Pippen, Horace, Armstrong, Kukoc, Kerr, Longley, Wennington, Blount

Cartwright, Pax, Williams, Stacey, Perdue, Trent was they 5-10 rotation and most em nikkas was washed, traded season after and retired a few seasons after 93. They minutes was gettin less and less in playoff cause they could only trust MJ, Pippen, Horace and BJ. That why that 93 team was so gassed their depth was garbage and they had to overplay their top 4 and they was runnin on fumes in playoff. And that why they traded rest of em nikkas and got a much stronger deeper supporting cast. Nice try.

Buddy said nice try and wrote this dumb shyt. Replacing the GOAT with a rookie Kukoc and some role players like Kerr and Longley is not supposed to result in the same amount of wins, no matter how you try to spin it. Also no mention of Scottie winning more games in 1994 without Jordan than vice versa in 1998.

Imagine if Jokic retires in September and the Nuggets replace him with Alex Sarr, Luke Kennard, and some other bench players. They aint winning 55 games or making any noise in the playoffs because the league isn't dogshyt.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

If not for that bullshyt Hollins call on Pippen, Bulls would've likely won that series against the Knicks, handled the Pacers in the ECF and gone onto the Finals.

I know a lot of Bulls fans don't want to openly admit that because it would destroy their MJ agenda.