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Originally Posted by Xtapolapacetl
I am very surprised that Kareem is such a vocal extrovert, though. I would've always imagined him as being a classy quiet guy, not giving a damn about what others thought about him, quietly letting his many accomplishments speak for themselves.
Originally Posted by Xtapolapacetl
I am very surprised that Kareem is such a vocal extrovert, though. I would've always imagined him as being a classy quiet guy, not giving a damn about what others thought about him, quietly letting his many accomplishments speak for themselves.
Originally Posted by grittyman20
Placing players from one era into another era is one of the dumbest arguments of all time...
Originally Posted by grittyman20
Placing players from one era into another era is one of the dumbest arguments of all time...
Originally Posted by grittyman20
Kareem doesn't sound pissed off nor salty IMO. He offered "affectionate" praise for Michael, but tried to put the two things that MJ is most known for (scoring and championships) in perspective. If Pippen never saw Wilt or Russell play in their prime then yes he is speaking from limited perspective.
Originally Posted by grittyman20
Kareem doesn't sound pissed off nor salty IMO. He offered "affectionate" praise for Michael, but tried to put the two things that MJ is most known for (scoring and championships) in perspective. If Pippen never saw Wilt or Russell play in their prime then yes he is speaking from limited perspective.
It doesn't matter how cordial or affectionate he was in his letter. The fact that he even felt COMPELLED to write the letter to begin with is silly (and signing it as the "all-time leading scorer" is even moreso). It's kinda like you could say that Lebron was generally cordial and level-headed in his Decision special, but the fact that he even HAD that special to begin with is what makes it ridiculous.Originally Posted by grittyman20
Kareem doesn't sound pissed off nor salty IMO. He offered "affectionate" praise for Michael, but tried to put the two things that MJ is most known for (scoring and championships) in perspective. If Pippen never saw Wilt or Russell play in their prime then yes he is speaking from limited perspective.
It doesn't matter how cordial or affectionate he was in his letter. The fact that he even felt COMPELLED to write the letter to begin with is silly (and signing it as the "all-time leading scorer" is even moreso). It's kinda like you could say that Lebron was generally cordial and level-headed in his Decision special, but the fact that he even HAD that special to begin with is what makes it ridiculous.Originally Posted by grittyman20
Kareem doesn't sound pissed off nor salty IMO. He offered "affectionate" praise for Michael, but tried to put the two things that MJ is most known for (scoring and championships) in perspective. If Pippen never saw Wilt or Russell play in their prime then yes he is speaking from limited perspective.
Welcome to basketball. I can see this is your first day.Originally Posted by OHyeah10
this dude is salty that no one mentions him when it comes to being the top player of all time