“Who Is Better
LeBron Or Jordan: After Lakers Star Broke Scoring Record, Who Is Really The
GOAT?” (16 Feb 2023, Jim Sergent, Ramon
Padilla, Mitchell Thorson, USA Today, usatoday.com): (image
from Dreamstime, dreamstime.com, “Ask
Google: ‘best NBA player of all time.’ … A link just below the photos says: ‘Here's
why Michael Jordan is still the greatest player of all time.’ (image: “Michael is basketball,” gettyimages)
Get that right – MJ is The Greatest
Basketball Player Of All Time”!
Here is Michael
Jordan Fans Facebook sharing by Jess
Arjona, Sunday, 12 Jan 2025:
Jordan's career in the NBA is defined by his
extraordinary achievements and impact on the game. He played 15 seasons in the
league, primarily with the Chicago Bulls, where he secured six NBA
Championships and was named Finals MVP in each of those series. Known for his
scoring ability, athleticism, and competitive spirit… Jordan became a global
icon, transforming the NBA into an internationally recognized brand and
inspiring countless aspiring athletes around the world.
Michael Jordan's legacy is a testament to
his unparalleled skill, dedication to excellence, and commitment to making a
positive impact on society…
And even though
he's the NBA scoring leader, it's unlikely James will ever eclipse Jordan's
scoring average – even (though) he's been a 30-point scorer this season and
last.
Others will argue
that the way the game was or is played in any era can't be fully reflected in
any set of statistics. Ah, the piles of awards and
honors that Jordan and James have accumulated tilt toward Jordan.
The Bulls made it
to the Eastern Conference Finals in 1990 and won their first NBA championship
the following year by defeating the Los
Angeles Lakers. Jordan was well known by then for his superior
athleticism on the court and for his leadership abilities.
In
April 2009, Jordan received one of basketball’s greatest honors: He was
inducted into the Naismith Memorial
Basketball Hall of Fame.
In 2016, Jordan
was presented with the Presidential Medal
of Freedom by President Barack
Obama.
He tried baseball.
“He had it all: ability, aptitude, work ethic. He was always so respectful of
what we were doing and considerate of his teammates. Granted, he had a lot to
learn,” former Barons manager Terry Francona said. “I do think with another
1,000 at-bats, he would’ve made it. But there’s something else that people miss
about that season. Baseball wasn’t the only thing he picked up. I truly believe that he rediscovered himself, his joy for
competition. We made him want to play basketball again.”
Let Jordan speak
for himself! “Jordan Quotes” (selections from Anonymous,
Socratic Method, socratic-method.com):
My competitive nature is I want to succeed. It’s
always been said that when I can’t find a way to do anything, I will find a way
to do it.
I can accept failure. Everyone fails at something. But
I can’t accept not trying.
For inspiration, Jordan’s
your GOAT!@517
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