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Monday, March 10, 2014

LeBron James: Why He Can't Be Compared to Michael Jordan

LeBron James: Why He Can't Be Compared to Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan retired after the 1997-98 NBA season. Ever since then, we’ve been looking for his successor, the player who would take his place as the best in the game—and possibly surpass him.
Until LeBron James went to the Miami Heat, got a jumper and developed a post game, MJ had no successor. There was no player who put a Jordan-esque distance between himself and his peers.
Shaq couldn’t do it.
In our memories, early-2000s Shaquille O’Neal was an unstoppable monster. But in reality, he only won one regular-season MVP and was often slowed by injury—and free-throw shooting.
Kobe couldn’t do it.

Kobe Bryant scored 81 points in a game, averaged 35 for a season, and imitated Jordan’s “I’m a jerk, but it’s because I want to win, so it’s okay” attitude. But he never really dominated the rest of the league. He only won one MVP and couldn’t even get out of the first round until Pau Gasol arrived. Steve Nash has more MVPs than Kobe, and no one’s about to compare him to Jordan.
Even Washington Wizards early-2000s MJ wasn’t able to succeed himself.








Friday, March 7, 2014

Still About Michael Jordan ,and where to buy cheap jordan ? www.tonkicks.com

Michael jordan seems to be the most famous Baseball player today,lots of sports fans crazy about him.and for the shoes,specially for the ones about the Jordan shoes,they are still the most seller shoes on earth .and when it's on this topic .where to buy cheap jordans ? definitely would be www.tonkicks.com 
and here is some fun fact about Michael Jordan himself .
Michael Jordan dunks
In November 1978, a 15-year-old “Mike” Jordan tried out for the varsity team at Laney High in Wilmington, N.C. A 5-foot-10 sophomore, Jordan was just one of many competing for 15 spots on varsity and 15 more on junior varsity. Jordan didn’t make varsity, famously using the snub as fuel for his competitive fire. But his coach tells a different story. “They criticized me for cutting Michael JordIn November 1978, a 15-year-old “Mike” Jordan tried out for the varsity team at Laney High in Wilmington, N.C. A 5-foot-10 sophomore, Jordan was just one of many competing for 15 spots on varsity and 15 more on junior varsity. Jordan didn’t make varsity, famously using the snub as fuel for his competitive fire. But his coach tells a different story. “They criticized me for cutting Michael Jordan,” Clifton (Pop) Herring told Thomas Lake in the Jan. 16, 2012, issue of Sports Illustrated. “[But] he was placed on the junior varsity level. He wasn’t cut away from the game that made him.” Jordan made varsity his junior and senior year, eventually earning a scholarship to North Carolina.an,” Clifton (Pop) Herring told Thomas Lake in the Jan. 16, 2012, issue of Sports Illustrated. “[But] he was placed on the junior varsity level. He wasn’t cut away from the game that made him.” Jordan made varsity his junior and senior year, eventually earning a scholarship to North Carolina.