The Day Michael Jordan Showed LeBron James Who Is The Boss
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- The Day Michael Jordan Showed LeBron James Who Is The Boss
LeBron and Michael Jordan on the same court sounds like a basketball fantasy, right? But believe it or not, it happened. Back in 2001, LeBron was a high school phenom turning heads. Jordan meanwhile was gearing up for a Wizards comeback but destiny brought them together on the court. It's a tale of two eras colliding, and today, we're about to unravel the untold story of The Day Michael Jordan Showed LeBron Who's Boss.
Now, you might think you know everything about these two basketball demigods, but what happened on that day was nothing short of legendary. A pickup game that transcended the ordinary, where the torch was not just passed but fiercely contested. Let's dive in!
LeBron grew up idolizing Jordan, the Chicago Bulls legend. Ever since he was a young basketball kid from Akron, Ohio, LeBron looked up to Jordan. But when the chance came for a pick-up game with His Airness and a bunch of NBA heavyweights, LeBron wasn't just stepping onto the court. He was stepping into a legacy, a moment that would go down in hardwood history.
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I believe LBJ won that scrimmage game because for sure we have still that video if MJ won that game.
Imagine being 16 dominating pros
2001 is when Lebron first played Jordan, but it wasn’t the first time MJ played Lebron. MJ played Lebron 20 years before that in Len Bias, and dude must have felt a sense of nostalgia
Bro , the fact Jordan’s top 5 in all time scoring , only playing 13 healthy seasons … is goatness , the other 4 n front of him played 20+ seasons
It’s mad wild
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thanks for watching fam
The stat padding of James isn´t worth to be compared to MJ. He may be the point leader, but he´s also the turnover leader...
yeah cuz he has like 7 assist a game and 3 turnovers over a 21 year career, and most of those turnovers are duo to him being a point forward ( those players are typically turnover prone even if they are amazing passers )