Michael Jordan Tells JR Smith While Golfing: “ You Had A Good Career, It Wasn’t A Great One”

[K-Apps]

Jordan will never stop taking jabs and shyt talking ever lol

 

[Peruvian Connect]

You wanted him to lie to him?

 

[jdubnyce]

Transparency is lacking these days
I salute for practicing it

 

[CarltonJunior]

No lies were told

Was considered underrated early in his career, developed into a sharpshooting role player who could get hot but unreliable

For most casual fans his legacy is "that nikka that cost lebron game 1 in 2018"

 

[LezJepzin]

That's my Petty GOAT

 

[Hersh]

breh had half a brain.. possibly the dumbest player to have elite shooting and elite athletic ability.

 

[Trav]

Basically his was of saying "I know yo ass can't afford these bets in the thousands & only the hundreds"

 

[UpAndComing]

 

[Pure Water]

2x NBA Champ J.R. Smith right there.

 

[MJ Truth]

No lies were told

Was considered underrated early in his career, developed into a sharpshooting role player who could get hot but unreliable

For most casual fans his legacy is "that nikka that cost lebron game 1 in 2018"

He was important in that Game 7 in 16 though, they don’t win the that title without him.

 

[firemanBk]

No lies were told

Was considered underrated early in his career, developed into a sharpshooting role player who could get hot but unreliable

For most casual fans his legacy is "that nikka that cost lebron game 1 in 2018"

I remember him as the man who cost the Knicks that series against the Pacers that one year they actually had a nice record
In reality constructing a team where JR Smith was legitimately the second option was what cost them that series

 

[Big Boss]

He wasn't lying

 

[Street Messiah]

No lies were told

Was considered underrated early in his career, developed into a sharpshooting role player who could get hot but unreliable

For most casual fans his legacy is "that nikka that cost lebron game 1 in 2018"

Bullshyt.... first of all he did not cost them that game, george hill did by missing free throws as well as horrible calls down the stretch to keep the warriors in it. All JR did was get an offensive rebound to at least prevent the warriors from getting a chance to win in regulation. The cavs had no chance to win that series anyway so big picture its not a big deal just something hyped by media for clicks.

JR will be remembered much more for his huge threes in game 7 and wild shooting in general, and some crazy dunks.

For me its how when he was traded to the cavs he was just a throw in, but they dont win that title without JR Smith.

 

[CarltonJunior]

He was important in that Game 7 in 16 though, they don’t win the that title without him.

Meh

I feel that they would've been in a better position to begin with had they gotten a player who played JRs role but was more consistent.

His contributions mattered and he got it done, but people aren't remembering him as a savior, unlike someone like a Horry or Ray

 

[jaydawg08]

Bullshyt.... first of all he did not cost them that game, george hill did by missing free throws as well as horrible calls down the stretch to keep the warriors in it. All JR did was get an offensive rebound to at least prevent the warriors from getting a chance to win in regulation. The cavs had no chance to win that series anyway so big picture its not a big deal just something hyped by media for clicks.

JR will be remembered much more for his huge threes in game 7 and wild shooting in general, and some crazy dunks.

For me its how when he was traded to the cavs he was just a throw in, but they dont win that title without JR Smith.

JR will be known for that Game 1 fuk up... It's unfortunate, but hey that's what happens when you have a meltdown like not knowing the score to the game