mikimiki Posted December 4, 2009 Share Posted December 4, 2009 In my opinion mali ito. Unang una hindi pro player ang anak ni Jordan. Kung ayaw niya magsuot ng Addidas mag quit na lang siya sa team. Yup, that's right. Special treatment sya kasi anak ni MJ. Malamang papasok na na Nike dun after mag back out ang Adidas. Win-win pati din sa school. May extra publicity sila and kahit umalis adidas, dyan pa din naman Nike. Quote Link to comment
Vegasboy32 Posted December 4, 2009 Share Posted December 4, 2009 Yup, that's right. Special treatment sya kasi anak ni MJ. Malamang papasok na na Nike dun after mag back out ang Adidas. Win-win pati din sa school. May extra publicity sila and kahit umalis adidas, dyan pa din naman Nike. Mas mahigpit ang NCAA dito. Kung manonood ka ng games nila lahat sila pare pareho ang suot na sapatos kung NIke ang nag sponsor. Nike din suot nila. Siempre nag back out na ang eskwelahan dito ang kasunod niyan lawsuit pagka nagpumili ang anak ni Jordan. Eh kung ako sa anak ni Jordan sana sa North Carolina na lang siya nag enroll. Yon nga lang kelangan mag tryout siya kasi hindi naman siya binigyan ng scholarship ng school na yon. Quote Link to comment
mikimiki Posted December 4, 2009 Share Posted December 4, 2009 Mas mahigpit ang NCAA dito. Kung manonood ka ng games nila lahat sila pare pareho ang suot na sapatos kung NIke ang nag sponsor. Nike din suot nila. Siempre nag back out na ang eskwelahan dito ang kasunod niyan lawsuit pagka nagpumili ang anak ni Jordan. Eh kung ako sa anak ni Jordan sana sa North Carolina na lang siya nag enroll. Yon nga lang kelangan mag tryout siya kasi hindi naman siya binigyan ng scholarship ng school na yon. yep, depende kung sino sponsor. Special treatment lang talaga. Kung nde sya anak ni MJ. Wala nang usapan pa. Wear adidas or don't play. Quote Link to comment
Vegasboy32 Posted February 14, 2010 Share Posted February 14, 2010 Mabuti sana kung magaling at recruited ng top schools sa america. Quote Link to comment
webslinger Posted February 15, 2010 Share Posted February 15, 2010 dapat sa unc sya papasok kso mas pinili nya florida... tingin ko pressure sya pag sa unc sya nag laro specially focus lahat ng media sa kanya pag nag kataon.... jordan myt buy bobcats next season... waiting lng si stern sa kanya matagal n palang for sale ito.... Quote Link to comment
Guest megalodon Posted March 6, 2010 Share Posted March 6, 2010 (edited) Great welcome gift by the Bobcats to His Airness. There's no denying it. MJ's team owns the team of one of the Air Apparents. In an indirect way, 23 has 24's number. Oh and 23 also has the number of another 23 this season, who's another Air Apparent. Quoting from Yahoo Sports: No matter the personnel, coach or even the impending owner, the Bobcats own the defending champions. Meanwhile, the Lakers ensured that there would still be two teams they have losing records against: Boston (120-152) and Charlotte (5-7). Edited March 6, 2010 by megalodon Quote Link to comment
Guest megalodon Posted March 7, 2010 Share Posted March 7, 2010 Another win by MJ's team over the lowly Warriors. Slowly but surely the Bobcats are inching their way to the 8th playoff seed in the East. Quote Link to comment
uaeboy25 Posted March 7, 2010 Share Posted March 7, 2010 tumbong na pala malaman kun tino ang dapat titiin. Quote Link to comment
Vince15 Posted March 8, 2010 Share Posted March 8, 2010 He is now the team owner of the Charlotte Bobcats... Quote Link to comment
jobyjobyjoby Posted March 8, 2010 Share Posted March 8, 2010 (edited) Iba pa din si MJ compared sa mga players ngayon, noon alam mo basta itira ni MJ alam mo papasok eh kahit clutch time pa. Maybe Kobe is near his supremacy pero iba pa din ung 1st na nakagawa ng ganun impact eh. The best talaga si Michael Jordan. Pero idol ko pa din si Kobe Bryant.. Lakers 2010 champs!!! ------------------------- Angas talaga ni Michael Jordan (one of my forever idol besides the Black Mamba). Snob nya si LeBron James nung Cavs-Heat game... ./GG Around the time James started with his bit about retiring Jordan’s number, Jordan sat with Pat Riley in Miami for a Cavs-Heat game in November. It didn’t go unnoticed to those sitting around them how often James would peer over, searching for some kind of approval from Jordan. He’d make a play and glance over – and it was probably no accident that Jordan offered little to no response. After all, Jordan was there to promote Dwyane Wade(notes) as an endorser to his line of shoes, so James was treated as afterthought. “He’s always looked for that approval from Michael,” one Jordan associate says, “and I don’t know that he’s ever really gotten it – or ever will.” source: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=AqxG...o&type=lgns Edited March 8, 2010 by jobyjobyjoby Quote Link to comment
Guest megalodon Posted March 8, 2010 Share Posted March 8, 2010 Iba pa din si MJ compared sa mga players ngayon, noon alam mo basta itira ni MJ alam mo papasok eh kahit clutch time pa. Maybe Kobe is near his supremacy pero iba pa din ung 1st na nakagawa ng ganun impact eh. The best talaga si Michael Jordan. Pero idol ko pa din si Kobe Bryant.. Lakers 2010 champs!!! ------------------------- Angas talaga ni Michael Jordan (one of my forever idol besides the Black Mamba). Snob nya si LeBron James nung Cavs-Heat game... ./GGI wonder if this is the reason why LBJ would like to change his number. I mean after all, MJ is his idol. Quote Link to comment
iangastic Posted March 8, 2010 Share Posted March 8, 2010 (edited) you should always look beyond statistics to judge who the great players are. i think MJ is the best player of all time because of: 1. He was competetive and will do everything to win. The best performance I've seen so far by any athlete was that game in, i think, game 5 of '97 finals against the Utah Jazz. MJ had a stomach flu and was physically weak. His teammates had to physically carry him to the bench during timeouts. Against all physical odds, he carried his team to victory and actually made that crucial 3 pointer that won them the game. It was just sheer determination to win. 2. He demands excellence. I've seen MJ in Rodman's face or whoever his teammates were that were not trying hard. As he said, he could not accept not trying. 3. He respected the game. He did not do anything that will harm the image of the nba. 4. He made his teammates look better. Remember the pass to Steve Kerr in game 6 of '97 finals. Steve Kerr's basket sealed them the title. 5. He made game winning shots not only in regular season but most importantly in playoffs and finals. He made shots that changed the tempo of the game. That beautiful lay-up in game 2 of '91 finals against the Lakers. That running jumper against Phoenix in '93 finals. That winning jumper on top of the key in game 1 of '97 finals against the Jazz. 6. He is a complete player. Most people forget that MJ is also a good defensive player. At one time he led the nba in scoring and steals (although AI did that also). MJ was named to nba all defensive team I think 7 or 8 times. Agree... I made a short term once for sports rehabilitation using MJ's Bio Kinetics as a subject(VHS Tapes...wala pang pirated dvd nun... )..a mere perfect almost non human performance everytime he performs unbelievable "stunts" the twists/turns jumps and landing seems break a basic human being's capacity...its quite hard to explain due to the complexity of his muscolo skeletal abilities....para bang lahat ng galaw nia pag ordinary tao ang nag execute...its either ligament injury or fracture ang katapat....2 cents ko.... Edited March 8, 2010 by iangastic Quote Link to comment
jobyjobyjoby Posted March 8, 2010 Share Posted March 8, 2010 I wonder if this is the reason why LBJ would like to change his number. I mean after all, MJ is his idol.Yeah, MJ is his idol talaga since LBJ's childhood. Minor idols naman nya sina Kobe Bryant and Allen Iverson, as shown in the movie "More Than A Game". Prob is yung move na to ni LBJ ay hindi daw dahil as respect nya to MJ, but all about business! Somehow he's chasing Kobe Bryant (current #1 jersey seller all over the world). If you guys knew, LBJ wants to follow to be the next billion-dollar athlete. And shempre sino ba ung first athlete to achieve the 1 Billion Dollar Status? its His Airness Michael Jordan! -----source: http://www.cnbc.com/id/32798277/Michael_Jo...te_To_1_Billion Quote Link to comment
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