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Michael Jordan on how Detroit's defense dictated his game in 1989: "Why should I take the shots if they're double-teaming me?"

Isiah Thomas and company bounced back in Game 4. The star point guard had 27 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. Joe Dumars chipped in 15 points while James Edwards provided 13 points from the bench.

John Salley on what made Michael Jordan the best and most unstoppable player in NBA history: "Worry about one guy and in a small space"

Michael Jordan and John Salley's relationship goes way back, ever since the two first competed against each other in the late ...
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"Nobody could guard him, not right now" - Gary Payton explains why Michael Jordan would dominate the modern NBA with ease

Payton believes Jordan’s scoring would be unstopable today.
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Mike Tirico Understands Criticism, but Defends NBC’s Usage of Michael Jordan

1. With NBC getting back into the NBA business this season, the network tried to make a splash by announcing that Michael Jordan would be a special contributor to its coverage. Given how little we’ve ...
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Michael Jordan on how Detroit's defense dictated his game in 1989: "Why should I take the shots if they're double-teaming me?"

Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls took an early 2-1 series lead against the Detroit Pistons in the 1989 Eastern Conference Finals. After years of playoff heartbreaks, it seemed that the Bulls had ...