On Monday I wrote a crazy Hot Joint entitled “Shaking in their Boots” telling folks not to EVER say that these young boyz playing in the NBA now are soft after watching episodes 7 and 8. The Jordanaires went NUTS trying to defend this foolishness. Mike was bullying the whole league and nobody said word.
His teammates allowed him to bully the most insignificant cat on the team, Scott Burrell. This dun wasn’t even playing and boyz will try to tell you that he was making him better by pushing him. SCOTT BURRELL WASN’T GETTING OFF OF THE FREAKIN’ BENCH BRUH!!!! So how on earth is he pushing him? Because he was the weakest link that’s why? The bully just want to bully. The fighter doesn’t want to fight. So Scott was the easy target. C’mon bruh where y’all from?
Everybody in the NBA was scared to death of one man. Michael Jeffery Jordan. They literally put the blindfold on and lit their own cigarettes before going out to play the Bulls according to Rob Mikeson on Twitter.
Last week David Robinson gave more proof of it when he was interviewed on the Bulls Talk Podcast via NBC Sports. Ole boy was asked about Zeke not being on the Dream Team because everybody and their baby’s momma knows that Jordan didn’t want the dun on the team. However, Robinson gave this answer. “If you have a reputation and you take pride in your reputation as a ‘Bad Boy’ it kind of means people aren’t gonna like you. Can you be that surprised when people say ‘I don’t really want to play with a Bad Boy?’”
He went on to say, “When you talk about putting a team together, chemistry matters. It does. You can’t act like it doesn’t matter and for that team it was clear that was a consideration for all the people involved.”
Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! Chemistry bruh? The Dream Team was, at the time, the greatest combination of players EVER assembled because they were all NBA players with the exception of Christian Laettner. They reserved one spot for a college player and he was by far the best that year.
Before 1992 all of the Olympic teams had been made up of college players only. So now they’ve brought the best NBA players in the league together to play a bunch of cats around the world that couldn’t hold their shoe laces.
You didn’t need chemistry to win that Gold medal. Stop it!!! They were beating other countries by 60 and 70 points every night. You could have taken second tier players in the NBA and won that Gold medal.
Everybody knows that Jordan hated Zeke and he literally controlled that situation and nobody had the guts to stand up and say it. Zeke was the best point guard in the league at the time because Magic had already retired in 1991.
Everybody didn’t have a beef with Zeke, Jordan did. What’s funny to me is that David Robinson is saying that nobody wanted Zeke on the team because he cherished his reputation of being a “Bad Boy” but the dun that was the head coach of the Bad Boys was coaching the Dream Team and was golfing with Jordan on every off day.
So if boys didn’t like the idea of the Bad Boy reputation that Zeke portrayed. Why is it that the head coach of the Bad Boys, Chuck Dailey was embraced by the Olympic team and the very dun, Jordan, that supposedly doesn’t like Zeke?
Isiah Thomas nor the rest of the Bad Boys could not have been known as the Bad Boys without Chuck Dailey’s blessing. So that entire theory goes out of the window. Again, don’t ever try to tell me that these young boyz playing today are soft when darn near 30 years later boyz are still afraid of one man. Stop me when I start lyin’!
P.S.: It’s funny to me that every sports talk show in America can talk about “The Last Dance” documentary but Jay Graves is a hater for giving his opinion according to the Jordanaires. If you’re not kissing Jordan’s butt and using your own brain you’re a hater. Sounds very familiar to supporters of another cat in America right now doesn’t it. SMH.
