twyzted wrote:jerok wrote:twyzted wrote:
That happens every time. Any time they get refuted they dont answer, and go to another thread with the same bs again and again
LOL, some people have lives and not on realgm 24/7.
Let me ask you, who was magic praising after game 2?
No one diminishing MJ, not me certainly he is GOAT in my eyes. LeBron is very close 2nd.
But I'm not blinded by facts. The notion that MJ did I solo is BS.
Let me ask the both of you again.
What has MJ done without scottie? Don't run from it. I'll wait.
I was not meaning you but there are other lebron fans who usually duck out when presented with facts or diffrent opinion. So apologies that comment was not aimed at you.
Ive never heard about magic praising pippen after game 2? Short googling turned up nothing except some archive which you need to subscripe to look at.
But that does not mean that Jordan did not guard magic because he was the primary defender on magic in those finals.
Im not blinded by fact or anytjing else or are under the elusion that jordan did it him self. Infact i have never said he did it alone.
But answer your question. It depends. When pippen was a rookie the bulls reached 2nd round, in his second year ecf.
He won mvp and dpoy in pippens rookie year which was Jordans 4th season. So would you say that pippen had anything to do with Jordans mvp and dpoy?
So if we are strict Jordan won roy and lead the league in scoring.
I would say scoring titles, mvp, dpoy, all star games, lead his team to ecsf and ecf.
But outside of the nba. Olimpic gold, ncaa title.
Hey now, don't you go selling Mike short.
You are correct in that without/before Scottie Pippen, Jordan lead the United States to olympic gold in the summer of 1984. And it is true that he won the 1982 NCAA natty title, hitting the national championship game winner as a freshman. And you're also damn-straight that MJ was indeed the 1984-1985 NBA rookie of the year, as well as he was the NBA scoring champion with 37.1 ppg in '86-'87....when defenses were still very much allowed to, ya'know, defend. All achieved before the services of Scottie Pippen; 8 ppg rookie Scottie Pippen or otherwise.
But in addition to that, Jordan also achieved without Pippen....
1983 AP 1st team college basketball all-American
1983 Sporting News college basketball player of the year
1984 AP 1st team college basketball all-American
1984 Sporting News college basketball player of the year
1984 Naismith college basketball player of the year award
1984 John R. Wooden college basketball player of the year award
1984 Associated Press College Basketball Player of the Year Award
1984 college basketball Oscar Robertson Trophy (awarded by U.S. Basketball Writers Association)
1984 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) college basketball player of the year award
Set the NBA all-time record for most points scored in a postseason game: 63 points (still standing)
---> April 20th, 1986 at the Garden vs. eventual NBA champion Boston Celtics (They were pretty good. Great defensively too)
Starting guard Eastern Conference NBA All-Star 1984-1985
Starting guard Eastern Conference NBA All-Star 1985-1986
(DNP due to injury)Starting guard Eastern Conference NBA All-Star 1986-1987
1987 NBA slam Dunk Contest Champion (Glory award, I know. You can even say vapid)...
---> But still...the champion of a particular contest that one must actually compete in in order to possibly receive & achieve
In 182 career pre/no-Pip regular season games....
---> F**ked around and hung a 60 spot (61 actually) twice (2)
---> Dropped 50 or more eight times (8)
---> Went for 40 + points on fourty-four separate occasions (44)
---> Notched at least 30 a hundred & four times (104)
Established the NBA all-time record for most blocked shots (125) by a guard in a season in 1986-1987 *
* Denotes record since broken ##
## Denotes Record since broken by Michael Jordan (same dude) one season later when he swatted 132 (that record still stands)
In 10 pre-Pippen playoff games
---> 30 or more points 7 times (and another one finishing at 29)
---> 40 + three times (finishing at 49 once)
---> 50 + once (never finishing in the 50's though)...
---> But there was this one time he did drop 63
Intangible pre-Pip (aka "no-Pip") achievement
---> Galvanized the sporting world and was widely regarded (let's be honest; universally really. And more like "understood") as the singularly most spectacularly awesome individual talent the NBA had ever encountered.
Other than that though, without Pippen, Jordan pretty much sucked
