by air gordon on Wed Aug 11, 2004 3:38 pm
i think you're giving too much credit to MJ and not enough to his teammates and their opponents, as well as the houston rockets championship teams
there's a flipside to your argument. those aforementioned players had their chances at the title and they failed equally as much as the bulls succeeded. some even had mulitple chances to do it.
and in their 6 championships, their opponents in the finals and those nyk teams did have a legit shot at winning the series...
imo the ultimate goal for a player is to win the championship. can you truly consider someone one of the best ever if he never got to the proverbial top of mount olympus? i'll buy hall of famer status but we're talking about one of the BEST EVER. a glorified stat player can be one of the BEST EVER?
you know a player like stockton would trade in his assist/steal record for a ring, ewing would give all the NYk records he holds for a ring, etc
but hey, if you think otherwise, you got some more convincing to do
Jump.
Scott Skiles answer to the question on how Eddy Curry can become a better rebounder