So in the week all eyes are on LeBron in the Finals, we got Kobe Bryant on twitter givin pep talks to the Warriors. And Jordan doin interviews where he claims he can beat his players on the Hornets 1 on 1, but dont wanna destroy the confidence. 
Anybody that remembers MJ on the Wizards realizes just how sad and delusional this 52 year old man is thinkin he can beat any NBA level talent at his age 14 years removed from the league. This constant need to promote himself (at his teams expense) is why no superstar wants to play for him. It speaks to his ineptitude as an OWNER (whom he NEVER measures himself against cuz he's bowing down to whitey) and lack of leadership skills. No wonder hes never won anything without Scottie and Phil.
I still say both of these old men would give up a ring or two to still be playing and relevant in June. Their fans play the "he's got the X amount of rings" game not realizing Mike still wants to prove he's worthy of the insane dickriding and Kobe cant come to grips no one cares bout him anymore. Both will be watching Bron tonite and both need to sit down and STFU, they had they time, its over now.
Anybody that remembers MJ on the Wizards realizes just how sad and delusional this 52 year old man is thinkin he can beat any NBA level talent at his age 14 years removed from the league. This constant need to promote himself (at his teams expense) is why no superstar wants to play for him. It speaks to his ineptitude as an OWNER (whom he NEVER measures himself against cuz he's bowing down to whitey) and lack of leadership skills. No wonder hes never won anything without Scottie and Phil.
I still say both of these old men would give up a ring or two to still be playing and relevant in June. Their fans play the "he's got the X amount of rings" game not realizing Mike still wants to prove he's worthy of the insane dickriding and Kobe cant come to grips no one cares bout him anymore. Both will be watching Bron tonite and both need to sit down and STFU, they had they time, its over now.
actually, he did. First player ever to lead the Finals in points, rebounds, and assists.
