I've avoided making comments on the Tiger Woods case because it's a private issue and should be handles privately just like anybody else's hardships and mishaps. I did think what Spike Lee and Charles Barkley say on the matter is very interesting though since they know Tiger and seem to be wanting to circle the wagons around him only they can't seem to get in touch with Tiger because he changed his number.
Showing posts with label Michael Jordan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Jordan. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Barkley: "Tiger Needs To Take My Calls"
Labels:
Charles Barkley,
Michael Jordan,
Spike Lee,
Tiger Woods
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Slam Magazine's Top 50 NBA Players Of All-Time
1) Michael Jordan
2) Wilt Chamberlain
3) Bill Russell
4) Shaquille O'Neal
5) Oscar Robertson
6) Magic Johnson
7) Kareem Abdul Jabbar
8) Tim Duncan
9) Larry Bird
10) Jerry West
11) Elgin Baylor
12) Kobe Bryant
13) Hakeem Olajuwon
14) Bob Pettit
15) Julius Erving
16) Moses Malone
17) John Havlicek
18) Karl Malone
19) Isiah Thomas
20) Charles Barkley
21) Rick Barry
22) John Stockton
23) Elvin Hayes
24) Bob Cousy
25) David Robinson
26) Kevin McHale
27) Scottie Pippen
28) Jason Kidd
29) George Mikan
30) Kevin Garnett
31) Willis Reed
32) Wes Unseld
33) Nate Thurmond
34) Dolph Schayes
35) Walt Frazier
36) Patrick Ewing
37) Jerry Lucas
38) Gary Payton
39) Allen Iverson
40) Billy Cunningham
41) Clyde Drexler
42) LeBron James
43) Dominique Wilkins
44) Dave Cowens
45) George Gervin
46) Bob McAdoo
47) Earl Monroe
48) Dennis Rodman
49) Walt Bellamy
50) Steve Nash
2) Wilt Chamberlain
3) Bill Russell
4) Shaquille O'Neal
5) Oscar Robertson
6) Magic Johnson
7) Kareem Abdul Jabbar
8) Tim Duncan
9) Larry Bird
10) Jerry West
11) Elgin Baylor
12) Kobe Bryant
13) Hakeem Olajuwon
14) Bob Pettit
15) Julius Erving
16) Moses Malone
17) John Havlicek
18) Karl Malone
19) Isiah Thomas
20) Charles Barkley
21) Rick Barry
22) John Stockton
23) Elvin Hayes
24) Bob Cousy
25) David Robinson
26) Kevin McHale
27) Scottie Pippen
28) Jason Kidd
29) George Mikan
30) Kevin Garnett
31) Willis Reed
32) Wes Unseld
33) Nate Thurmond
34) Dolph Schayes
35) Walt Frazier
36) Patrick Ewing
37) Jerry Lucas
38) Gary Payton
39) Allen Iverson
40) Billy Cunningham
41) Clyde Drexler
42) LeBron James
43) Dominique Wilkins
44) Dave Cowens
45) George Gervin
46) Bob McAdoo
47) Earl Monroe
48) Dennis Rodman
49) Walt Bellamy
50) Steve Nash
I think this is a solid list. Some players are higher than I might have put them, some lower, and there are some that I think are missing but all in all not bad. I'd grade the list maybe a B-.
Monday, March 30, 2009
I Just Thought You Should Know

I hate that when people talk about Michael Jordan that people have to talk about Kobe Bryant in the same breath like you need to include a clear alternative like it's creationism and evolution. Jordan's greatness is palatable and scientific. Kobe's legacy is disagreed upon like religion. It's based on faith and hope. Don't bring that weak stuff up in here (an NBA discussion). Jordan is literally science. His legend is concrete and easily verifiable to anyone with five minutes and curiosity. He's the leader in the clubhouse right now. Kobe's? No so much. He's playing for his legacy still. He's in his 12th year and is way behind Jordan. He's got a long way to go and time isn't on his side. Until he's there which may or not ever be (and I'd bet the lives of my nieces he won't and I love them more than anything) I don't owe it to people to make that concession that there is an equal parallel argument that exists in contradiction to Jilla. There isn't. It's false equivalence to compare him, his teams, his career, his mental toughness, his clutchness, his accomplishments, his anything to Jordan. I won't deny that when Kobe gets hot *pause* it's masterful to watch and when you think about it very few people can get off like him *again pause* and when Jordan was feeling it *pause* very few people could get off like him but that's not enough to make valid comparison. Being shot and being stabbed both hurt generally but you can't make them comparable experiences just because pain is a likely outcome for both. There are surface comparisons to be made about any of the greats, but that's all they are. Nothing more nothing less. To suggest anything more is an insult and affront to Jordan and a disservice to Kobe because of the slamming he's certainly going to be in for. Kobe himself admits he's not Michael Jordan. Why can't his stanleys?
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Tuesday's Top Ten: Greatest Commercials Featuring Athletes
This list is certainly not the list but it's my list of what I believe to be the 10 greatest commercials in sports related history. It's very Michael Jordan heavy but like his career he just bested everyone else. Not his fault. Anyway enjoy these as much as I have in my life.
10.)Allen Iverson Reebok Commercial 1998
9.)The LeBrons - Glory Days Commercial - Nike Lebron James
8.)Eastern Motors - Ray Lewis, LaVar Arrington, Clinton Portis
7.)2005 Spike Lee Michael Jordan Commercial
6.)My Power Is More Powerful Than Your Power
5.)Micheal Jordan vs. Himself
4.)T-Mobile DWade Charles Barkley Super Bowl 2008 Ad
3.)Peyton Manning Mastercard
2.)MJ 'Legacy' Commercial
1.)MJ 'Failure'Commercial
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Honorable's Mentions:
LBJ as 'Wise'
Larry Bird vs. Michael Jordan
Nike Commercial 'Godzilla vs Charles Barkley'
Lebron James Commercial - Swimming Pool
Michael Jordan "Frozen Moment" Nike Commercial
10.)Allen Iverson Reebok Commercial 1998
9.)The LeBrons - Glory Days Commercial - Nike Lebron James
8.)Eastern Motors - Ray Lewis, LaVar Arrington, Clinton Portis
7.)2005 Spike Lee Michael Jordan Commercial
6.)My Power Is More Powerful Than Your Power
5.)Micheal Jordan vs. Himself
4.)T-Mobile DWade Charles Barkley Super Bowl 2008 Ad
3.)Peyton Manning Mastercard
2.)MJ 'Legacy' Commercial
1.)MJ 'Failure'Commercial
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Honorable's Mentions:
LBJ as 'Wise'
Larry Bird vs. Michael Jordan
Nike Commercial 'Godzilla vs Charles Barkley'
Lebron James Commercial - Swimming Pool
Michael Jordan "Frozen Moment" Nike Commercial
Labels:
Commercials,
Michael Jordan,
Tuesday's Top Ten
Monday, August 4, 2008
Jordan - "Kobe Couldn't See Me In My Prime"
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Just A Reminder, Kobe Isn't Mike
Just admit it, Stans. It's okay. He's still a great player. Really, he is. No disrespect in being great. He just ain't Michael's kind of great or in his caliber of legendary. No you have to take it as 'the man' on your team. KB24's not doing that. Paul Pierce is though.
Michael ain't never lost in a Finals he's been to. He just simply wouldn't allow it. He's willed his teams 6/6. No one ever carried Mike to shit. Kobe though?
Michael ain't never lost in a Finals he's been to. He just simply wouldn't allow it. He's willed his teams 6/6. No one ever carried Mike to shit. Kobe though?
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Kobe Telling His Fans To Chill With The MJ Comparisons
You know the little Stanley's won't stop with the false comparisons though. Even though their hero even recognizes he's not Jilla.
Michael Jordan. Your favorite player's favorite player. LOL
Michael Jordan. Your favorite player's favorite player. LOL
Monday, April 28, 2008
Rare Michael Jordan Backboard Shattering Dunk
The G.O.A.T making it rain on fools.
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