Michael Jordan's List of 4 Players from NOW that could survive in HIS Era of Basketball

"Could LeBron be successful in our era? Yes. Would he be as successful? No.

This dude should just stop talking[pic]... You were a great ball player, but evaluating talent isn't ur strong suit [pic] Those wouldn't be the only 4 players to make it in "Your" era [pic] But then again, you thought Kwame Brown & Adam Morrison could make it in this era so we know your opinion don't mean !! [pic]

This dude should just stop talking[pic]... You were a great ball player, but evaluating talent isn't ur strong suit [pic] Those wouldn't be the only 4 players to make it in "Your" era [pic] But then again, you thought Kwame Brown & Adam Morrison could make it in this era so we know your opinion don't mean !! [pic]

"I study him," he says.

When LeBron goes right, he usually drives; when he goes left, he usually shoots a jumper. It has to do with his mechanics and how he loads the ball for release. "So if I have to guard him," Jordan says, "I'm gonna push him left so nine times out of 10, he's gonna shoot a jump shot. If he goes right, he's going to the hole and I can't stop him. So I ain't letting him go right."

Damn.

Dirk over prime Wade? prime KG? Durant? Melo? CP3?

The announcers gush about LeBron, mentioning him in the same sentence with Jordan, who hears every word. Those words have an effect on him. He stares at the TV and points out a flaw in LeBron's game.



For the rest of the game, when LeBron gets the ball and starts his move, Jordan will call out some variation of "drive" or "shoot." It's not just LeBron. He sees fouls the officials miss, and the replays prove him right. When someone shoots, he knows immediately whether it's going in. He calls out what guys are going to do before they do it, more plugged into the flow of the game than some of the players on the court. He's answering texts, buried in his phone, when the play-by-play guy announces a LeBron jump shot. Without looking up, Jordan says, "Left?"

Could LeBron be successful in our era? Yes. Would he be as successful? No."

Stop being a stan for once

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Alright I've seen this used about 10 times already. But it makes no !!ing sense. You don't think Jordan can't look at todays game and see who the best players are?

You don't evaluating talent that is already in their prime is a HUGE difference than evaluating 19-22 year olds in college? [pic]

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So you two think only the 4 guys he mentioned would be the only ones to survive in his era??? [pic]

Like I'm not refuting the 4 he said, but he's and idiot if he thinks those 4 would be the only ones to make it [pic]

And yes it does makes sense clown, his picks have been some of the most horrible in history and if these are his only picks to make it based of prime, then he doesn't know how to correctly evaluate that either [pic]

The announcers gush about LeBron, mentioning him in the same sentence with Jordan, who hears every word. Those words have an effect on him. He stares at the TV and points out a flaw in LeBron's game.

"I study him," he says. When LeBron goes right, he usually drives; when he goes left, he usually shoots a jumper. It has to do with his mechanics and how he loads the ball for release. "So if I have to guard him," Jordan says, "I'm gonna push him left so nine times out of 10, he's gonna shoot a jump shot. If he goes right, he's going to the hole and I can't stop him. So I ain't letting him go right."

For the rest of the game, when LeBron gets the ball and starts his move, Jordan will call out some variation of "drive" or "shoot." It's not just LeBron. He sees fouls the officials miss, and the replays prove him right. When someone shoots, he knows immediately whether it's going in. He calls out what guys are going to do before they do it, more plugged into the flow of the game than some of the players on the court. He's answering texts, buried in his phone, when the play-by-play guy announces a LeBron jump shot. Without looking up, Jordan says, "Left?"