Remember when MJ switched hands in mid air and nikkas thought it was the end of the world?

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Place Ja in the 90s and mfs would've thought he was an alien. :russ:
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That wouldn’t even be a highlight in today’s era. :wow:



And Ja did it twice… in the same game. :wow:


Like I said and will continue to say, the NBA has continued to showcase by far the lousiest, utterly useless fanbase out of all the major sports in America. And they double down on that notion nearly everyday. :francis:
 

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:whew: Ja's plays were too cold. People have no sense of context though. Jordans layup was his 10th made field goal in a roll in the finals. It was the climax of a bigger moment. The layup itself wasn't that crazy
That layup was immortalized for years. No one gave a fukk about the 10th bucket in a row. It was made to be some monumental move. Marv Albert was revered for years off the "spectacular move" call. Analyst even went as far as to say that unnecessary switch to a layup was because :flabbynsick: was going to block the dunk in order to prop up Jordans instincts mixed with athleticism.

In reality it was just a cool move :manny:
 

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That layup was immortalized for years. No one gave a fukk about the 10th bucket in a row. It was made to be some monumental move. Marv Albert was revered for years off the "spectacular move" call. Analyst even went as far as to say that unnecessary switch to a layup was because :flabbynsick: was going to block the dunk in order to prop up Jordans instincts mixed with athleticism.

In reality it was just a cool move :manny:
Shut the fukk up fakkit. Guarantee you didn't know that 10th bucket in a row until today
 
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