7 Stories That Prove Michael Jordan Was Not Human

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[HoopReports]

How great would Michael Jordan be in today's NBA?

[jw-wsdz]

That's why MJ was so dangerous. He was not only physically gifted and skilled, he was also extremely smart.

[dvdv]

To sum up MJ's life:

"And I took that personally."

[f.urfeelings]

I’m 51, and wasn’t a Bulls fan. MJ was someone you Loved to Hate and I still can’t believe some of the things I’ve seen MJ do on the court. MJ didn’t 🤬around
He embarrassed everyone when he stepped on the court. He’s the GOAT in my opinion.

[joeldriver]

Had Jordan not retired after his initial threepeat that Bulls team could have won 8 in a row and had he also not retired after his second they could have won 10. It is still almost incomprehensible that he retired in his prime and lost 1.5 years of what would have obviously been huge stats plus probably a couple of championships. I don't know of any pro athlete who has ever done that and then come back and played. The dude was so damn good he got bored!!

[element-dhdx]

Jordan is the only player who, NEVER disappointed his fans. Who else can say this, nobody. Everyone else had bad seasons, bad games, etc.
Being a fan of Jordan was like knowing Batman, personally.

[F...]

him sending the kids home empty handed is hilarious 🤣

[nieczerwony]

He was best in best times of basketball game. There were still full contact rules etc. Not BS we have today.
This man is a freaking living legend and GOAT.

[shaunkoger]

Just to summarize how good MJ was at 40 years old with bad knee and other problems he was not only keeping up with 20 year old professional players he was still dropping 50 points and that was after not playing for 3 years

[John_Lark-be]

MJ drank 10 beers then a couple of hours later dropped 52 points against the Cavaliers, that is insane.

[Blk]

Knowing that mj was still whooping ppl at 50 is such a trip. The fact he calls him by airness is comedy 😂MJ is the goat.

[gene]

And that’s why to this day, Michael’s drive and work ethic is the measurements stick for greatness at anything…. We all strive to be the MJ of our industry or even a skill set or discipline. I use MJ all the time as a example on the type of work ethics you need to achieve great results at being an engineer, at project management, at whatever it is you set out to do; if you want to reach greatness at it, you need to work as hard at it as MJ did at his craft.

[evangelinewebster]

I FEEL LIKE THE HOLE SEASON IS OVER, I'M TRYING TO
GET INTO TRADING AS A ROOKIE, BUT I'VE HAD SO MUCH
LOSS TRYING TO TRADE ON MY OWN, PLEASE WHAT
STRATEGIES DO I NEED TO EARN PROFITS FROM THE
MARKET

[aggressiveattitudeera]

"He was God disguised as Michael Jordan".
- Larry Bird.

[peppemotto]

being friends with the referee is better than learning how to flop

[joefrem]

You know it's a great day when REBOUND and hoop reports both upload videos, related to the same topic and in the same day.

[Matithyahu]

I think showing genuine care for the people working the games is genuine Mike. I didn’t think so until I saw last dance, but I do now.

[Detroitburke]

CP3:

“Hey kids, if MJ misses 1 of 3 FT’s then you all get free Jordan’s…let’s go!!!!

Kids:

MJ: Fuck them kids (swish, swish, swish)

[tvnawmayn]

*"GG."*

MJ: "And I took that personally."

[paroleviolater]

I think his mentality separated him from the rest.... he probably would have been successful at just about any career path he chose