Michael Jeffrey Jordan Appreciation Thread

Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
3,518
Reputation
165
Daps
6,154
Reppin
i wanna hunnid and fitty thousand!
tumblr_ls76p4cJH71r3gup8o1_r1_400.gif


the gawd!!! :damn:
 

Art Barr

INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
Joined
Apr 30, 2012
Messages
60,788
Reputation
11,928
Daps
86,128
Reppin
CHICAGO
i salute this thread.


art barr

GOD EMPEROR : CHRIST HEIR

THE CITY HEIR : HEIR JORDAN
 

Ruby'sRevolver

Man in the Black Hat
Joined
May 16, 2012
Messages
1,155
Reputation
270
Daps
2,716
Who remembers these classic highlight videos?


Come Fly With Me



Michael Jordan's Playground featuring a young ass Tyrin Turner



Michael Jordan Air Time (some of the footage from the Dream Team documentary was taken from this video)



These were the shyt, you'd watch these then go out and try to copy all his moves.
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Piff Tannen

Superstar
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
5,150
Reputation
2,367
Daps
21,097
how ya going to have a Jordan appreciation thread without dropping this piff
hell that thread with this video should still be stickied so each member of the coliseum come at least once to pay homage like Muslims going to Mecca
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Sonic Boom of the South

Louisiana, Army War Vet, Jackson State Univ Alum,
Supporter
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
76,483
Reputation
22,550
Daps
277,779
Reppin
Rosenbreg's, Rosenberg's...1825, Tulane

Olden Polynice On Michael Jordan​

Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan(L) drives aroun



CHICAGO, IL - MARCH 19: Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan(L) drives around Sacramento Kings forward Olden Polynice in the first quarter 19 March at the United Center in Chicago. Jordan came out of retirement one year ago in a game against the Indiana Pacers. The Bulls won 89-67, and Jordan scored 20 points.

Olden Polynice is probably best known to Duke fans for getting in trouble at Virginia for shoplifting and being scared to face Cameron when UVA came to Durham.
He ended up with a decent NBA career after that, playing for 15 years.

Obviously he saw a lot of things in that time and overlapped with Michael Jordan for much of it.

In this interview, Polynice says there were some players that Jordan really didn't want to see,

specifically mentioning Ron Harper, Mitch Richmond and Vernon Maxwell, who he (and everyone else) thought was crazy. He said Jordan “wanted no part of” Maxwell. He’s one of few NBA players, possibly the only one, to have a section of his Wikipedia entry dedicated to Behavioral Incidents.


Polynice talked also about his experiences with the Donald Sterling-era Clippers and some other odds and ends about his time in the NBA. All in all, it’s a fun bit of story telling.

 
Top