Peace,
This is a series of terrible arguments.
So what are you trying to say, that Bird had as many "winning plays" as J, but, somehow, not as many championships? That makes sense to you?
And as far as the hand checking rules go, those rules didn't go into effect until well after Jordan began torching defenses (including Boston's). Please don't be a revisionist because you want your earlier statement to somehow be logical (it isn't).
Whether Bird faced stiffer competition than Jordan is open for debate. What's not, however, is that Bird played with 3 hall of famers and somehow, despite the fact that he's just as much of a winner as Jordan, still won only half as many championships.
Please stop making asinine statements to support your original, poorly-thought-out assertion.
I know you were trying to be witty by hinting that Jordan has more championships. Winners are judged by chips but also by game winning plays. Jordan won more but didn't have near the competition Bird had. They changed the hard foul and hand checking rules specifically for Jordan to win. I'm not saying that Jordan wasn't a great winner, I'm saying that more goes into it than just championships. Plus a lot of guys have championships and were horrible winners. (Glen Robinson)
This is a series of terrible arguments.
So what are you trying to say, that Bird had as many "winning plays" as J, but, somehow, not as many championships? That makes sense to you?
And as far as the hand checking rules go, those rules didn't go into effect until well after Jordan began torching defenses (including Boston's). Please don't be a revisionist because you want your earlier statement to somehow be logical (it isn't).
Whether Bird faced stiffer competition than Jordan is open for debate. What's not, however, is that Bird played with 3 hall of famers and somehow, despite the fact that he's just as much of a winner as Jordan, still won only half as many championships.
Please stop making asinine statements to support your original, poorly-thought-out assertion.