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Comparing Jordan's practice demeanor to a Panthers player...

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

All Krause did after MJ's second retirement was run off Phil Jackson and run the Bulls' organization into the ground. "Michael Jordan" should be engraved on one side of Krause's HOF ring and "Phil Jackson" on the other because without those two guys no one would remember that hack's name.

Did you read the article I linked earlier?

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The closet we've ever had is Cam Newton.  NCAA Champion who put a team on his back (MJ) NFL MVP (MJ has some of those) and bringer of a SB (Didn't get a ring but we're also the panthers), and habitual record setter and holder of the team on his back for this slumdog franchise.  Win at all costs, yep did that too, ya'll just weren't ready for it.  In hindsight, we couldn't win because of good ol Jerry.  But don't kid yourselves, the only person to sniff that stratosphere is Cam in my opinion although it was short lived, but that is an extremely high bar to reach but he's gotten the closest.  

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