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[@bwink23]

Jordan taking his knocks against the Pistons only enhanced his legacy.

[@mzluna313]

My husband had season tickets for the Pistons. I got to witness a lot of legends doing legendary ish! The Chicago/Detroit rivalry was strong in those days and made for entertaining and exciting games!

[@sirgalahad3574]

I can say that The Bad Boys were nasty, and nasty good. It took Jordan a few years to crack the code. I thought those years with Pistons, Bulls, Lakers and Celtics were my favorite.

[@Meydoosa]

Joe Dumars is now the VP of basketball operations for the NBA. He was also the only player Jordan never trash talked. Joe was the “good guy” on the “bad boys”. I loved Joe. He’s from Natchitoches Louisiana. He went to high school at Natchitoches Central.

[@mannyneva1760]

MJ didn’t trash talk unless you said something to him. Bird used to talk 💩 and you didn’t have to say a word

[@crharper25]

Ok first things first. The Pistons were a great team without the dirty play. They really didnt need to do that bs....they had a loaded team with a nice bench & a legendary coach. Also when Mike finally beat them....THEY WERE NOT OLD. Stop saying that bs. Its a 2 yr age gap. As for the league cleaning up the dirty play. I mean what do you expect. Nobody wants to see players purposely try to iniure one another....which the Pistons tried to do. As a Bulls fan...I remember those games vividly. The Pistons were flagrant fouling like a mf....& the refs wouldn't call shid.

[@johnnyblingg]

They weren’t old in age, but as far as, being a title contender, they were “old”. Since 85, they played in nothing less than Conference Finals’s until ‘92. That’s 7 straight years of playing at the highest level, with little recovery (they played deep into the playoffs, therefore having less rest compared to their competition.

[@crharper25]

@@johnnyblingg Either way they still wasn't old. 7yrs isn't a long time...yall stay reaching. Maybe if they had a 15yr run to the playoffs then ok I could agree. But the only old player Mike played in the playoffs was Magic.

[@jeromegarner7196]

@@crharper25how old was magic?

[@RepentOrPerishL133]

​@@johnnyblingg​ The Celtics and Lakers had been in the conference finals/championships since 1980-88 and 91 respectively. Except for the 1.5 years Micheal didn't play, the Bulls were in the Conference finals or Champions from 90-98. The pistons were in the Eastern conference finals 87-91. 1986 the Bucks/Celtics and 1992 Bulls/Cavaliers.

[@johnnyblingg]

@@crharper25 7 years isn’t a long time? Yeah IRL, but in sports, especially back in the day, spending almost a decade in the conference finals/finals is incredibly taxing. A 15 yr run in the playoffs is the only time you’d give credit? You realize MJ’s entire title run was 6-7 years as well? Is MJ’s run not impressive? MJ even took a season off, which is something Zeke and the Bad Boys never got.

[@Soulplaya007]

I call cap on that getting older. There's a post somewhere that showed the Pistons ages were in their late 20's and early 30's.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

The only old person from those rosters was laimbeer and he was like 35. Everyone else was under 33.

[@TheManPromised]

@@TheIcemanthomas Bill Laimbeer was age 33, played 29.7 minutes per game Vinnie Johnson was age 34, played 29.2 minutes per game James Edwards was age 35, played 23 minutes per game This 2 players had low minutes, maybe 5 minutes a game in the playoff. Gerald Henderson, age 35 played 17 minutes a game in regular season Tree Rollins, age 35

[@DesroQc]

@@TheIcemanthomas Laimbeer was 33 years old. Dumars, Rodman and Isaiah were all between 26-28.

[@user-zg5ws2mj6k]

That's crazy Jordan still scored 40 points with those rules but the best thing is Detroit didn't change their game plan for Jordan

[@mannyneva1760]

Yeah Dennis yeah Dennis..but your favorite player today don’t have to deal with none of that😂 soft era 😂

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

T-foster I listen to him for years on the radio he is cool.

[@mzluna313]

I didn't realize that Chuck Daly looked a little bit like John Gotti; to me anyhow!

[@dgreater1]

You know what, I find it funny that there are people saying they changed the rule to benefit Jordan when in fact, it's to benefit every player because of how some players/teams would be too intense with physicality. It just happen that Jordan took advantage of the new set of rules but the fact that they had to go intense just to stop Jordan is not something to be taken lightly. Today, NBA players need to be extra careful with their defense because if you get a bit too enthusiastic with defending, you could easily get a foul call. Heck, even acting like you got fouled (flopping) could make you get a foul call which is really hilarious and a certain self-proclaim King is great at it.

[@Meydoosa]

Sports videos? Fuck yeah! I can funnel some good ones your way. I have high functioning autism and 80s and 90s basketball was my specialty.

[@Avarice-Zero]

That's CAP!! Laimbeer is over here trying to take credit as if they forced MJ into playing team ball. By 89 and 90, MJ was already playing team ball which is what got them in a game 7 for the ECF. Bill really hates MJ and will take a dig every chance he gets. Same with Salley, Thomas and Mahorn. Dumars speaks highly of MJ because he recognizes what they did to him and knows it wasn't really fair but he respects how he forged through it. But for Bill to say MJ didn't win until he played team ball is LAME!!

[@DesroQc]

Big facts ! MJ got them to a game 7 twice ! The first time Scottie only played a couple of minutes while MJ scored 32pts on 50% shooting, and the second time Pippen scored 2 pts, shooting 1/10 from the field while MJ scored over 30 and finished top scorer of the playoffs without even playing in the finals. And Laimbeer claiming that they lost because they got old is another false narrative to try to discredit Jordan. Laimbeer was 31 I think and every other key members of that team were in their late 20s. The difference was Scottie finally stepping up to the plate... Edit : Laimbeer was 33.

[@biz09ification]

Laimbeer beat the dog shit out of people then act like it was an intelligent play

[@willn8664]

If there was a LBJ Rules, dude would be crying for years instead of adjusting like MJ.

[@fcarter3863]

There is a LBJ rule. It's called 'Let him shoot'

[@crharper25]

All facts.

[@MicroWave233]

Whats crazy if the starting cast and bench players didnt go 11/57 in game 7 of 1990, the bulls would have started their dynasty a year earlier, but pippen had the migrane game and cause of that he is a better player 🙄

[@mannyneva1760]

Maybe next year Michael…go look up the box score and see why his teammates did, especially Pippen

[@mannyneva1760]

The Jordan Rules we’re about hitting MJ hard..all that other 💩 is just that

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Not true. They had an actual deceive scheme to limit jordan’s game. The physicality topped it off. The gameplan was overlooked because of the hits.

[@mannyneva1760]

@@TheIcemanthomas fk outta here salley has even said it was to hit mj and as soon as the flagrant was introduced the Bulls swept and I ain’t trying to here that old 💩 the pistons had 3 all stars

[@rejeanbonin7476]

Never shut down, MJ still found ways to get 30 40 pts, but they stop him from going to 50 and win

[@jasonhearn5818]

That flagrant style still existed even in the 90s.. the Knicks were a physical team

[@joycastorico2638]

hehe,! The Jordan rules created by bad boys Pistons just how to slow down mj.

[@Benayahuw1141]

It's crazy because everybody says there wasn't no double teams and zone defense

[@henryjacobhenry3354]

We got old...yeah right Bill Laimbeer. You didn't know what to do when he came ready for you and Thomas. One time for you guys...that's all

[@user-sx4it8rt8b]

Come on this isin modern day we can see the rules was foul Jordan period that's one of the real reasons wy he is the real goat they just could not stop him period

[@snx_ww]

Yo if ur looking for a sad song to listen to if u even read these comments u should listen to “dancing in the sky” by sam barber it’s a pretty emotional song

[@TADIBOYTV]

Yet u wanna compare that dummy LeBron to this Goat who had a special defense rules for him tells u how much he was feared

[@Tankstheguy]

Labron can't be the goat over MJ he is a bigger guy point forward no one is running to block him. No one is as hard on today's game of whining players

[@robertmoore294]

Shut LeBron down and you got the game won. Lol The LeBron rules

[@NorthAveBeachBum]

Basically, Detroit knew Jordan was carrying the Bulls. He had no backup. Detroit would play physical with Jordan... double, triple, quadruple teaming him. Jordan still got his numbers, but their goal was to force Jordan to pass and make his teammates beat them. Jordan was passing, but had no help. It wasn't until Pippen and Grant started averaging double digits, that they finally surpassed Detroit. The Pistons didn't get older, they just weren't willing to change their style. The plan they had stopped working because the Bulls now had players that could start knocking down those shots that they were willing to let them have. Detroit wasn't willing to adapt and kept trying to play the way their team was built... and as a result were left in the dust.