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"The Last Dance" Michael Jordan & Chicago Bulls Docuseries
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´air has to be the most fitting nickname ever
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i don't believe it's not true
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Part of me wants it to be true
- Oct 13, 2001
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- Oct 13, 2001
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- Oct 13, 2001
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- Oct 13, 2001
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#MyMainMan
- Oct 13, 2001
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Hmm....
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This rivalry is serious!
langfor5
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At this point close to two years later Zeke need to let it go. He going out sad.
- Aug 30, 2012
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Or drop your own movie.
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ghenges
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One of the most bitter groups of people I've ever encountered are the 15-30 year old basketball fans who never got to see MJ play. These guys wake up every morning and have to live with that fact. Then it manifests itself into awful takes like MJ would be a role player in today's league.
- Oct 13, 2001
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Are Tatum and Brown good dribblers?
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Does it include turnovers?
- Apr 7, 2002
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These young herbs really have to be trolling with most of their takes 
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Nawww
- Aug 10, 2003
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my pops is a huge curry fan and thinks he's better than MJ... its like wasted energy trying to convince him otherwise lol...
Nike Jordan
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Curry is the Michael Jordan of three pointers.
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It still shocks me the impact Curry is able to have year in and year out.
When you see a bad Steph game you realize he really walks such a fine line between a top 10 player and being a non NBA player.
His drive, work ethic, and competitive fire make it that 93/100 times he’s that top 10 player and 7/10 times he’s truly garbagio like today. His skill is so unique - precision shooting and precision space creation through footwork and handles that when his finely tuned ability are slightly off it can be ugly. He’s worked on all the other stuff, strength etc so it isn’t usually a train wreck anymore with his game maturity.
Different than the rest of the top 10. They could pretty much force themselves into an impactful game simply by size, athleticism, and force.
When you see a bad Steph game you realize he really walks such a fine line between a top 10 player and being a non NBA player.
His drive, work ethic, and competitive fire make it that 93/100 times he’s that top 10 player and 7/10 times he’s truly garbagio like today. His skill is so unique - precision shooting and precision space creation through footwork and handles that when his finely tuned ability are slightly off it can be ugly. He’s worked on all the other stuff, strength etc so it isn’t usually a train wreck anymore with his game maturity.
Different than the rest of the top 10. They could pretty much force themselves into an impactful game simply by size, athleticism, and force.
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Currys' got gravity, his impact on offense is always elite, bad game or not.
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