Jordan & Ainge-- Tense encounters

[@kenarthur6253]

Great series. Ainge didn't back down. He was an amazing athlete. Only person named First Team All-American in both, baseball, basketball and football.

[@saongpark2423]

Wow

[@aaronjackson9385]

Great golfer too. Actually golfed with MJ as far back as 1986.

[@abrahamjackson6019]

D.A didn't back down from on body. Underrated player

[@kelvincabrera1392]

Funny how guys like mike and barkley were only looking for fights when refereees were around

[@williamhaynes4800]

Until he met a man named Sedale Threatt. Dirty Dan looked like the losing Rock Em Sock Em Robot.

[@robchesley4591]

I was a little 12 year old bulls fan around 91.. my dad would play B-ball against me in the driveway. I was MJ of course. he called himself Daddy Ainge...lol..

[@TRJ2241987]

Man.....these were the days

[@johammond2020]

I was literally about to comment the exact same thing .. yeah it’s a shame most everything went so far downhill!? I assumed everything would evolve and get better .. boy was I wrong!? I’m not whining .. it’s just the truth!

[@davidmills8713]

Yes they were 👍🏽

[@davidmills8713]

Danny wasn't a punk. He was about that action

[@jacquesmesrine8031]

From 1990 to 1996, every.. I mean every single NBA match was a state of the art. Even regular season...you'd see from Clyde Drexler to Shawn Kemp to John Starks to Larry Johnson dressed as a fkin grandma...and then Grant Hill, Isaiah Rider, Spike Lee and Reggie Miller....Stockton being the Zidane of basketball. The best days and im so happy I was around

[@Duckfan707]

I grew up in the same town as Ainge.He was two years behind me but every kid in town had stories about him in every sport.He was a phenom right before our eyes in all sports.🏈🏀⚾️

[@jaccblikky8977]

Geez how old are u?

[@jaquevius]

That’s what people don’t realize about professional athletes. He didn’t seem very special at the pro level, but was the absolute man locally. I had a friend that played Major League Baseball as a pitcher. No one knows who he is, but locally the dude was by FAR the best athlete in every sport he ever tried. It’s an entirely different level of athlete if people are willing to pay you a LOT of money just to watch you play.

[@dskywalker3397]

I watched Ainge play in high school. He was phenomenal. I was there the night at the Pit when he made a full-court shot just before halftime.

[@brianfergus839]

@@jaccblikky8977 do the math

[@hmhm856]

@@jaccblikky8977 Out of all the questions you could have asked based on his comment, thats the one you come up with? Thats the thing that youre most curious about?

[@anthonyw6238]

Apparently these 2 are great friends and golfing buddies. Would love to hear smack talk on the golf course 😂

[@Da_Fonz]

The NBA was SO MUCH MORE PHYSICAL THEN!!

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast so the 90s were physical indeed. 1d1ot

[@ironangel667]

A little bball history. The sport used to be played behind a chainlink fence. The physicality of the 90s and 80s was nothing compared to the inception days.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@ironangel667 so you gave no history. The game of basketball was nothing in its inception you 1d10t

[@jldp24]

Respect Ainge..did some research on the dude....who knew he was a Goat sportsmen..go look it up..from three sportd to front office..unimaginable.

[@ieeyore4989]

For sure, but too bad he was such a bitch all the time. Flopped like a dying fish. "Bitch" will be his memory in the NBA.

[@ieeyore4989]

@Mike Johnson Why are you trying so hard to drag his name back into relevancy? Are you his Rep or his boyfriend or what? Jordan is the GOAT; Ainge is a footnote in basketball history best known for crying and flopping. Jordan turned down more money for a single day's endorsement than Ainge ever saw in his life. Grow up; you're like a kid with a Celtics poster who cries when they lose a game.

[@ieeyore4989]

@Mike Johnson The NBA was NOT watered down until well after Jordan left. Larry Bird is great but has 3 rings not 6. If you think Wilt is the encyclopedia of all things basketball you assume he is an impartial source. Bird and Jordan played in the best era of the game. Now the NBA is a punch line that South Park abuses relentlessly and rightly so. Why did you leave out Bill Russell? Because it was a weak era with fewer teams; apples and oranges. Bringing Danny Ainge's name up is an insult to the NBA and all things basketball. Don't even get me started on isiah thomas.

[@MrMurphy81]

I,Eeyore I know right That bitch won a few championships

[@TheSands83]

I,Eeyore he’s just saying ainge was a incredible athlete

[@TUFF-TJ]

RIP Paul Westphal

[@kevinrene8065]

Gotta love Ainge's feistiness. lol

[@johnhancock2914]

THE RIVALRY AND INTENSIVENESS THE NBA WAS IN THE 80S AND 90S WILL NEVER BE THE SAME

[@johnhancock2914]

@Chronic Blast 80s was incredible super rough era, 90s was still rough but not as much as 80s, but now it's a joke, u as much look at a player wrong they will call a foul, u can't play good hard defense anymore now days, that's why it's so much easier for players to make shots like nothing,

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast nope. 1d1ot

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@johnhancock2914 90s and 80s roughness was the same, dont play yourself Hancock

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast again nope. Dumb@ss

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast dumb@ss

[@moheganson]

Danny: I’m a way better baseball player than you. MJ: And I took that personally

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Try harder

[@DynamoDeniro]

And Ainge was one of Jordan’s closest buddies. Imagine what he did to the people he DIDN’T like!!

[@michaelmcawesome]

I love how Ainge starts the fight for no reason at 0:04 with the back pick and shoves him twice for absolutely no reason 50 feet away from the basketball lolol

[@jojocapone4861]

In the first confrontation between MJ and Ainge, I think MJ was mad cause after Ainge got control of the ball, Ainge kicked his leg forward trying to knee him in the nuts. It's very subtle, 0:50 but once you see it, there's no denying it..

[@overratedgm5713]

Possibly. It could also have been Ainge setting a pick on Jordan by pushing him in the back twice just moments before.

[@Christopher0632]

Growing up in Chicago, I remember the Pizza Hut Big Foot Pizza just came out. We ordered pizza for every home game and the whole family watched. Great memories of this first "3Peat."

[@albertodominguez65]

Danny was a great defender. Those Suns deserved to win a championship.

[@rapereggae7961]

Jump ball lmaooooo these refs were so bias bro shits actually hilarious

[@ParampamIm]

Nba sure didnt make it harder for jordan like media tries to potray

[@stevedem76]

Yes, those refs were probably asking him to sign their Air Jordans after the game. He was clearing out with that elbow all the time, with no whistle.

[@rapereggae7961]

@@stevedem76sir Charles never had a chance. I love NBA but it’s hilarious how sometimes the favoritism is evident and they just don’t make calls properly

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@rapereggae7961 so delusional you are

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@ParampamIm hush troll

[@fredericleang9595]

Poor Ainge he's seen it all from the GOAT... 63 pts vs the Celtics in 86', The Shrug game vs the Blazers in 92', and got a piece of his elbow prior to the threepeat in 93' 😅

[@guylindquist338]

Umm, Larry and Danny swept them in the playoffs twice never losing a game to Jordan's rules in the playoffs. They didn't care who scored how much.

[@chrisc2479]

@@guylindquist338 Fuck yah they cared. You get torched for 63 that stays with you. Mainly because that was Ainge's assignment along with Dennis Johnson. Great, they won the series. The OP's comment still stands.

[@guylindquist338]

@@chrisc2479 You just don't understand the Celtics unselfish way. They probably liked it better that he scored 63 and still lost - showing the difference between winning basketball vs. one-on-one losing basketball. The Bulls and Michael Jordan were owned by the Celtics. Larry could have probably scored 63 many times but that wasn't going to win him championships. When Jordan figured out how to involve his teammates more he won championships too. The lessons he learned by getting dominated by the Celtics.

[@chrisc2479]

@@guylindquist338 We aren't talking about a team. The post is about an individual's performance. Guy scored 63! Sixty three. You're taking offense to something when there's no reason to. This doesn't discredit the Celtics in any way. It's merely stating Ainge laid witness to someone scoring 63 -- on him nonetheless. "Larry could have probably scored 63 many times." But he didn't. Even Danny Ainge is quoted saying Jordan is the GOAT and carried the NBA. Now, that being said, your last part, MJ learning from being dominated from the Celtics. Hell yah! Those losses in the 80s no doubt had an impact in shaping up the Beast that he turned into. Happy Saturday evening BBallFan~

[@guylindquist338]

@@chrisc2479 No offense. I just don't think the Celtics cared about individual stats like sportsball fans do. I don't think Ainge thought about this for 5 seconds after the game and Larry certainly didn't.

[@TL2354]

If any other player did what Jordan did they would’ve gotten at least a technical, might’ve been ejected

[@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET]

@Mike Johnson hes squared up oakley,malone,ewing mcdaniels

[@MrMattyswift]

@Mike Johnson ainge is literally the same size as Jordan

[@MrMattyswift]

@Mike Johnson lol I just meant their height by watching this clip. I didn't care enough to look up their weights. Name one time when Jordan ran from someone? lmao and who are all these smaller players you claim he was bullying? I probably watched 95% of the games he played with Chicago and he didn't do a whole lot of talking. He just kept attacking with his game. He didn't back down from anyone. Both the Pistons and the Knicks tried to rough him up and he just kept attacking the rim. I don't know what "punk" you were watching back then but it wasn't the Jordan I watched. And I'm not ridin MJs D either. I was watching this game live and thought it was awesome that Ainge wasnt backing down

[@hanknorris5642]

@@hakeemolajuwonBESTROCKET you kidding? Oakley was his enforcer. Good friend of Ewing since College. Jordan was the face of the league and was pretty much untouchable.

[@lelo819]

yeah you're right. The NBA is too soft now

[@Ramenshea83]

This guy bothered jordan more than starks

[@MrMurphy81]

andrew seed no he didn’t

[@ILoveOldTWC]

The bad boys bothered him more than any other ball club. There was also a major incident MJ had with Reggie Miller earlier that season during the regular season at Market Square in Indianapolis.

[@ParampamIm]

@@MrMurphy81 he made sure mj got sweept in 80s

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@ParampamIm Ainge wasnt the Celtics lead guy you troll

[@GlenDeaton]

​@@nonamewillbegiven7228he was still an important roll player

[@raybass1938]

The Jordan Rules. Got all the calls

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Nope. Snowflake

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast nope. Troll

[@Christopher0632]

It pays to be the King. He was the face of the NBA, a cash cow and Advertiser's dream (Gatorade, Wheaties, Nike, Coca Cola, McDonald's, Chevrolet, and Hanes). The league and corporations protected their investment. Sure, he got a lot of calls, but the guy earned respect and was MONEY damn near every game of his career. There isn't a player from that era who doesn't say he was the absolute best. Jordan had too much respect amongst the players for anyone to think about hard fouling him in his prime (outside of the old Pistons, lol).

[@nemesis5045]

😂

[@johnathanquevedo9867]

I miss the intensity from those days

[@tonykartracer8032]

Damn.... basketball back then was soo different, and much more exciting. You can just feel how intense the games were.

[@derricksimmons6640]

Ainge wasn't afraid

[@cupchamp5]

Ainge took no shit from anyone. Ask Tree Rollins

[@boogiewoogit5597]

He annoyed me but I love the fire. No matter who or what, ready to battle and throw down if need be. I diggit, grande

[@KRHEE]

You gotta give it to Ainge tho..... MJ was clearly better but Ainge was never the player to ever back down.... Dude was mad competitive

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast keep telling yourself that princess

[@traeyoung6804]

Jordan elbowed him in his face

[@Fullblown671]

He deserved that elbow!

[@nomobjustice]

@Joel Villarreal Because he's Danny Ainge.

[@xyromastr]

@Joel Villarreal Because of 0:04

[@xyromastr]

0:04 Ainge grabbed and shoved him

[@flipit27]

@Joel Villarreal because they are jordan fanboys.

[@kevincole8385]

Magic doin play by play is painful

[@zackarmstrong.3089]

Lmao I remember his ass on commentary was a dumpster fire 😂

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

Anthony Simmons of ESPN said that "Magic sounded like he had a sandwich in his mouth, when he talks."

[@Thizlamic]

So nobody saw Ainge kick Mike in the junk after that lil elbow huh....OK

[@aaronjackson9385]

Great observation. I noticed it due to you mentioning it. That waa dirty as hell!! Thats why MJ was fired up.

[@flynt1977]

His foot went forward but never made contact with Jordan whatsoever. You know if his foot even tapped him Jordan would have went down.

[@kevingray4980]

​@@flynt1977you don't always go down from a groin shot, especially all pumped on adrenaline. But his eyes sure lit up.

[@flynt1977]

@@kevingray4980 Not sure as I'm no Dr or scientist but I've witnessed some MMA fighters pretty jacked up on adrenaline and fold after a low blow. And their trained fighters. So I think a nut shot is a different category of pain. It's more of a button like the chin to shut you off.

[@kevingray4980]

@@flynt1977 That's like saying "I've seen pro soccer players fly to the ground after a light bump, so that's what inevitably happens." Yes, it is possible to get folded over, but that takes way more than you think. For instance, Golota vs Bowe. There were several low shots with warnings from the ref, but Bowe didn't finally go down until the world's most flagrant combo, three pro heavyweight shovel hooks all to the groin. That'll do it. Otherwise it's just a distraction. Personally been kicked twice when I was downed by two grown men, each time with more power than Ainge used. It didn't stop me. I escaped just fine, even kicked one of them flush in the face when they were trying to pull me down the steps from a bus. But 20 minutes later I was really feeling it, almost puked. You can see similar stories with old Gracie challenge fights, where karateka landed solid groin shots but still got turned to a pretzel. Of course it hurts, but most of the time no game changer.

[@jyoti12791]

I respect Danny overall ! They were times tho that he got what was coming to him lol

[@nitro5432]

0:44 foul, but it's not called because it's the NBA money making baby Michael Jordan, as usual.

[@xyromastr]

0:04 Look how Ainge grabbed and shoved him

[@nitro5432]

@@xyromastr That's an everyday battling to establish position in 90s basketball.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@nitro5432 sounds about salty

[@nitro5432]

@@nonamewillbegiven7228 sounds realistic

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@nitro5432 you wished crazy

[@s4mp_founder]

That's one thing I can say about Jordan. You can forget trying to bully him in games and thinking that's going to be a factor for you. He'll only rise to the occasion. The best thing for you, is to literally be a scoring threat like Iverson. Like Kobe, Jordan both. They can't play so much when there's someone who can fill the score board up more than them.

[@fwc9500]

Lol cute take

[@s4mp_founder]

@@fwc9500 Cute shit. Be a scoring threat from outside, inside, and passing consistently. Watch Jordan crumble.

[@ry_an.]

What does that even mean

[@s4mp_founder]

@@ry_an. People think Jordan is more than what he is and he isn't. Great player and scorer, I will admit. But if players just as effective and overly compensating, that as well can score, just as much as he or more. He'll have a hard time. Iverson was a clear case and example.

[@ry_an.]

@@s4mp_founder Jordan had zero weaknesses to his game. No one could score as well as he could, with the efficiency (save for Kevin Durant) at the guard spot, and sporting great defense. Allen Iverson was an isolation player who could do not much else, that’s why he never won in his career. Tons of scorers today do not play defense, and as such they don’t have the winning mentalities (Harden). Which other players have won MVP and DPOY in the same season? Especially as a guard?

[@ismailshokeye4690]

RIP Referee Hugh Evans.

[@abegoldman8749]

On the first encounter Jordan was the one who touched him Ainge didn't touch him at all, but off course if you're the most popular player in the league you get away with bullying other players, just as long as you're making the league a shit load of money that's all they care about.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Troll

[@WootTootZoot]

North Eugene's finest.

[@marter2006]

That's f'ed up that Ainge got the foul, not Jordan.

[@DanielSuarez-jq6tl]

Ainge did the foul but the jaded elbows were given by Jordan in the two plays

[@cocohotheatclips8264]

Black privilege

[@kevinseveneleven]

@@cocohotheatclips8264 lol yeah poor Danny he set a moving screen, grabbed MJ and then threw the ball out of bounds and they finally called something the 3rd time he fouled MJ.... What's that called when you need different rules to play by just to compete with a person more skilled and dedicated to their craft than you?

[@xers6704]

@@cocohotheatclips8264 white people

[@osas5211]

@@cocohotheatclips8264 Jordan rules

[@michalmukkucia]

Those were the days...

[@jaronzennaiter]

This was MJ in a nut shell. Every call went his way, no matter how bad the call.

[@josecarranza7555]

Remember the Reggie Miller situation too. jordan was favored by David Stern and the NBA.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Try watching harder you snowflake

[@johnhale2363]

Jordan elbows Ainge in the face so they call a foul on Ainge. That pretty much sums up why Jordan won so many times.

[@EdwardAndersen]

You're an idiot!

[@xyromastr]

Look at 0:04 Ainge clearly grabs him and shoves him whih caused the follow up due to aggression

[@johnhale2363]

@@xyromastr What a moronic reply. Ainge set a pick. It doesn't change the fact that the refs totally favored Michael Jordan. There is proof that the NBA knew that jordan was good for revenue so the refs were encouraged to favor Jordan.

[@xyromastr]

@@johnhale2363 Did he not shove him? I rest my case.

[@MyWifesSon69]

John Hale gay and cringe so youre just act like the refs helped mj reach all his acheivements

[@mywifesexualpartner984]

Jordan take this personal

[@alfredooliva5175]

Dann Majerlie and Mark West the only ones on the Suns who lifted weights//

[@boogiewoogit5597]

Barkley muscle tone of 77 y o lady. Scary to think what Shaq and Charles coulda done in Maximus shape & conditioning

[@victorgonzales6388]

ainge didnt do anything in the first encounter and then took an elbow to the face and he is supposedly the bad guy

[@xyromastr]

0:04 Ainge grabbed and shoved him

[@xyromastr]

@Doge di Amalfi 0:04 Ainge grabbed and shoved him

[@CamberRockerCamber]

Ainge was a bitch that played dirty. He was just very good at playing victim when the other player retaliated.

[@DanielSuarez-jq6tl]

@Jacob T. "real ugly moving screen?"...It was a caress, nothing justifies the elbow

[@thetraveler9]

He threw an elbow in the first encounter. Are you blind?

[@pablotupone4190]

Then MJ and Danny played golf together

[@Biodroid11]

2:51 Barney Rubble

[@ILoveOldTWC]

Magic Johnson was the opposite kind of commentator from the kind of player he was. Great player, terrible announcer. He clearly wanted Phoenix to win that series. He didn't want the Bulls to do what his L.A. Lakers didn't do in 1989.

[@100spurs]

Didn’t Ainge’s Celtics beat Jordan 2 times in the 80s??

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Ainge wasnt the best player on the Celtics and the Bulls was a developing team. Nice try troll

[@allencampbell8322]

Always liked Ainge but he was great also

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Be quiet smooth brain

[@allencampbell8322]

@@NoNameWillBeGiven778 No name and no brain 🧠

[@davidr4523]

What did Danny Ainge did to deserve the foul, besides not being as great as Michael Jordan.

[@domagojgreguric6957]

Mj babied by the league and the refs, while his opponents get all the hate. Classic. People get offended whenevet you dare to assume that the golden boy was maybeee not the GOAT

[@ivangamez9773]

Rip paul westphal

[@tonyc7301]

And of course a BS call in Jordan’s favor

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Of course you're salty and didnt watch closer

[@Fantabiscuit]

Jordan was dirty

[@DevTisFilm]

Welll... it was 1990’s

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Salty

[@Fantabiscuit]

@@nonamewillbegiven7228 bcs he was the best we give him a pass

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@Fantabiscuit no. 1d1ot

[@Fantabiscuit]

@@nonamewillbegiven7228 can’t say that to my face can you? Get off the internet you troll

[@goodvibrations6]

michael "mma" jordan 2:28

[@stevestarscream5182]

Jordan elbows him in the mouth and a foul is called on ainge…. Typical shiz

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

1d1ot

[@allencampbell8322]

Never liked MJ but he was great

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Yawn salty

[@allencampbell8322]

@@NoNameWillBeGiven778 You are a load of 💩

[@oathelhill5649]

Ainge play major league baseball as well

[@donaldleider7382]

You have to remember Ainge was not in awe of Jordan. His Celtic team had already beaten him twice in the playoffs. Also Jordan was the better basketball player, Ainge by far was the better baseball player.

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Try harder trolll

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

And no, this aint baseball

[@donaldleider7382]

@@NoNameWillBeGiven778 I know because Jordan couldn’t make it past double A while Ainge was in the Majors when he was still in college. No comparison!

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

@@donaldleider7382 i think Terry Francona knows better than you smooth brain

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

@@donaldleider7382 and imagine thinking Ainge not even the 4th best player on those Celtics team beating a bad Bulls team with a 2nd and 3rd yr player leading the charge is some kind of flex. Trolll

[@abrahamgoldman8729]

Jordan ran into him and fouled him, but when you're the most popular player by far, you get away with anything, including hostility of getting in a guys face over something you were at fault over, I stopped watching the NBA because of bullshit like this.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Yawn troll

[@jameshlightseyiii5930]

Awww boooo whoooooo 😂

[@goodvibrations6]

1:9 come on pipp landed with ball in his hands, should have been suns ball.

[@archchrisler23]

Didnt know that canada's prime minister was a coach before

[@MG-fn9xw]

My god why can’t todays refs get it figured out this fast and move to next play, Now a days that entire incident would of took up 2 commercial breaks of refs reviewing film in 8 diff angles only to call what everyone knew they would call 15 min ago

[@guylindquist338]

Wow, singes chin fouled Michael’s elbow. Two up and downs bailed out by the refs. No wonder

[@larryjam4112]

Lol. That's called physical play. Lebron era soft. Toughness will return one day

[@wongyiutung5345]

我最鍾意睇安治打籃球，特別係對佐敦

[@nole8796]

Mj was the one playing dirty lol

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Salty

[@ontarionagasaki1441]

League wraps itself around one player, poor Danny, put hands on him and he'll be blackballed out the NBA, simply screwed

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

1d1ot

[@micahoneal2289]

I saw MJ throw 3 cheap shot elbows!

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Salllllltty

[@topukbookies2784]

MJ was one of the dirtiest players in the league... PERIOD.. Bullying, elbowing, pushing, hitting low, whoever was playing good offense and defense on him.

[@practicaldriver]

watch beginning video where ainge comes up to set a phantom pick on jordan but clobbers him instead

[@MrStyle23]

In the era of Bill Laimbeer and John Stockton...you think Jordan was one of the dirtiest players? LOL

[@robchesley4591]

Total bull S***.... "dirtiest"?? almost everyone fended for themselves or retaliated now an then.. but MJ was one of the less dirty players in that league without question. look at Rodman, Lambeer, Alonzo, Stockton, Thomas, ...list goes on.where do you come up with this s*** your shovelin??.. you are either some young uninformed fan or you are some salty fan with a 30 year old grudge..

[@ILoveOldTWC]

@@robchesley4591 Don't forget about Rick Mahorn and Charles Oakley. In 1991, Jordan made comments about the dirty play of the Bad Boy Detroit Pistons, which is probably why they didn't shake hands.

[@user-ks8kn4hx8q]

You sound stupid. MJ was never dirty

[@garycabral1488]

How mant uncalled fouls jordan gave ? 5 o 6 ? 2 flagrant fouls i sow

[@NoNameWillBeGiven778]

Be quiet

[@SantaBarbaraBiking]

Ainge is a great player until he plays Jordan. Then he’s average.

[@tradehead]

Well... so is everyone

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast only in your head weirdo

[@loveNsuccessfollowsme]

Man they cheated for the Bulls.

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Cry some more

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast you fail to make any sense troll

[@gamerschannel9610]

Jordan was a cry baby. He’s lucky Detroit wasn’t fully healthy in 1991 or he doesn’t win his first championship. #Bad Boys 4 Life

[@chrisbera7952]

Jordan was a dirty player, at least with Ainge

[@frankyshuttlesworth4255]

It was rigged for jordan

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Troll

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@Chronic Blast get a brain loser