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Jordan and Bryant are the same player, except Jordan was better, quicker
Pippen and Oden are both slashers, both can hit the 3 and both rebound. Both can also control the ball. Good passers Walton is probably the one far out there. But is solid from 18 in like Grant, can rebound, and hit the three once in a while, like Kukoc Fisher is probably better then Kerr and BJ Armstrong. Both were good floor generals and leaders, all three find a way to get the ball into the studs hands, while all three hit clutch shots when needed Cartwright was solid from about 10 in, and Bynum is getting there. Both rebound and can take up the others big. Gasol is probably closer to Kukoc then Cartwright |
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Paul Pierce to Jordan, OH MY, MELO to Jordan, OH MY. |
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Kobe is nowhere near the skill level of Jordan. Of course their skill set is going to be the same, THEY PLAY THE SAME POSTION - DUH. There are tons of players in the NBA with the same skill sets of Jordan and Kobe, but the talent is what makes the difference. Jordan made everyone around him better--Kobe hasnt not reached that point in his career and probably never will.
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My one sports regret was not seeing Jordan more live. the only game I ever went to was in the 88-89 playoffs against the Knicks. And the old Stadium isn't like the UC where there isn't a bad seat in the joint, I was only 10, and couldn't see a damn thing.
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