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Steve Kerr says Michael Jordan was the most emotionally dominant athlete he’s ever seen, but admits playing alongside him was far from easy.
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Steve Kerr says Michael Jordan was the most emotionally dominant athlete he’s ever seen, but admits playing alongside him was far from easy.

u/HorusRising9 — 6 days ago
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Michael Jordan Never Lost More Than Two Straight Games From 1990–1998

From December 1990 through the 1998 NBA Finals, Michael Jordan never lost more than two consecutive games.

Now, the jersey Jordan wore in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is up for auction with Joopiter.

u/AbjectMath4441 — 13 days ago
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[1990-98] From 1990 to 1998, Michael Jordan and the Bulls never had a 3-game losing streak. That’s eight years of ridiculous consistency and dominance. MJ set a different standard.

u/AbjectMath4441 — 28 days ago
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Jordan Shares the Spotlight: 1997 Finals MVP Moment Honors Pippen and the Bulls Brotherhood

u/HorusRising9 — 2 months ago
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Celebrating a Legend: Magic Johnson Turns 67—The Greatest Point Guard’s Timeless Legacy

In 13 NBA seasons played for the Los Angeles Lakers, Magic Johnson tallied 17,707 points, 10,141 assists, five championships, three MVPs, and three Finals MVPs—solidifying his legacy as the greatest point guard ever. #Showtimeera

u/HorusRising9 — 2 months ago
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Every once in a while I will stumble on to an MJ/Bulls stats and just chuckle that's there a debate.

u/HorusRising9 — 2 months ago
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Michael Jordan had retired and was playing baseball when Scottie Pippen invited him to his charity game in 1994. MJ originally declined. Then he showed up, saw Pippen had stacked the teams against him and responded with 54 points. 😮‍💨

u/HorusRising9 — 2 months ago
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Back in 1987, Michael Jordan put together one of the most unbelievable regular season runs in NBA history.

Dropping over 3,000 total points while averaging 37 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG, 3 SPG, and 1 BPG, he set a scoring benchmark that remains unbroken nearly four decades later.

Even modern scoring masterclasses like Kobe Bryant in 2006 (2,832) and James Harden in 2019 (2,818) couldn't reach that 3,000 regular season milestone.

Today, breaking MJ’s record requires playing all 82 games at an absurd 37.2 PPG clip. Absolute dominance.

u/HorusRising9 — 2 months ago