"Rookie" Michael Jordan led THIS team to the playoffs...

[thedangerouskitchen]

...keep in mind LeFraud couldn't lead a team with AD, Westbrook, Melo, Howard, Rondo, Bradley, DeAndre, Ariza, etc to 35 wins.

[Shill Jackson]

[wailuaFC]

It’s genuinely impressive you remembered ariza was on that team. I don’t recall him playing at all and I watch every game

[thedangerouskitchen]

It’s genuinely impressive you remembered ariza was on that team. I don’t recall him playing at all and I watch every game

Thanks... but truth be told it only took about 30 seconds to look up:

https://www.basketball-reference.com/te ... /2022.html

[wailuaFC]

It’s genuinely impressive you remembered ariza was on that team. I don’t recall him playing at all and I watch every game

Thanks... but truth be told it only took about 30 seconds to look up:

https://www.basketball-reference.com/te ... /2022.html

Ah. So you know that in his 18th season, his last season in the league, he played less than guys like Kent bazemore, THT, Stanley Johnson, etc, but still felt like including him and DJ. Semi tangential, I think the argument of who had the most help ever should always end with Shaq. He’s never brought up but had penny, Kobe, LeBron, Nash, the older Celtics, but just the top end talent he had near their primes dwarfs every other player IMO

[Alex_Murphy]

TDK really makes it easy for me to wanna hop back on to the Jordan is the GOAT debate team then I remember Artman.

And I just can’t do it.

[CleveTown™]

wow after seeing how truly slow footed and undisciplined everybody was on defense, I don't Magic OR Kareem should be considered top 15. What a pathetic era lol

[Bush4Ever.]

I like how TDK warps "38 wins" to "make the playoffs" in order to make the accomplishment seem more impressive.

Improving the Bulls 13 wins over his first three years, as an advanced player coming out of college.
Lebron improved a lesser-talented team 18 wins his first year, as a playing coming out of high school.