FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆 New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!

If you are mad about something, go ahead and spend the rest of the day crashing out Goat 🐐 James 👑

Yes, people that drink to the point that they barf are dehydrated, lethargic, low energy, and hung over for a full day. It’s pretty common response to drinking way too much. Again, I’m not saying that’s what happened. That’s just the player gossip from that era.

Magic Johnson wasn’t the same player when he faced MJ in the finals he was way past his prime he had aids 🥀

LeBron James has never been benched in the NBA Finals for poor performance. As the primary scorer and playmaker on every Finals team he has led, his coaches have consistently relied on him to play heavy minutes in the biggest moments. Any time LeBron spent on the bench during the Finals was due to routine rest, foul trouble, or minor injuries—not because he was ineffective. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Meanwhile, Michael Jordan was temporarily benched by Phil Jackson to begin the fourth quarter of Game 6 of the 1992 NBA Finals, while the Chicago Bulls trailed. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Jordan fans call him the undisputed GOAT, yet in one of the biggest games of his career, Phil Jackson trusted Scottie Pippen and four role players to lead the comeback. ✅ Jackson opened the fourth quarter with Pippen alongside Bobby Hansen and the Bulls' second unit. That group ignited a 14–2 run, erased the deficit, and shifted the momentum while Jordan watched from the bench. If LeBron had been sitting on the bench during a Finals comeback, we'd never hear the end of it. Context matters.

stop it dawg. stop it!! 😭 I grew up watching jordan too but yall acting like 2015-16 golden state wasn’t sensational enough to put this debate to sleep. 73-9. they led the league in offense, finished top 5 in defense, had the first unanimous mvp in nba history, and went 24-0 to start the season. i ain’t never seen a team make the rest of the league look outdated the way the 2016 warriors did. steph curry had the world questioning what was even a bad shot anymore. bro talking bout 96 bull. c’mon now put some respect on that team.

Isiah is literally saying what athletes from the past, during the time & today say about that game. Jordan was drunk & hungover - not the flu or food poisoning. An IV can easily knock those out quickly. Another damn myth!

Let's say LeBron won the four MVPs he already has, along with the 2011 MVP that went to Derrick Rose and the 2018 MVP that went to James Harden. Based on the level he played at throughout his prime, LeBron realistically could have — and arguably should have — finished his career with 10 MVP awards.

Here is the proof that the ‘90s were the weakest era in NBA history. The Bulls were that much better than the Hawks, with Jordan scoring only 10 points. In Bron’s prime, there is no team the Cavs or Heat could have beaten with him scoring only 10 points🐐👑

Bird’s words 🐐👑

Jordan pursued trading for Larry Bird. Jordan recruited & teamed up with Harper, Kerr, Smalley, Edwards, Parish & Rodman. Kobe recruited & teamed up with Malone, Payton, Howard & Nash.

The “MJ benefitted From Expansion” MYTH : Of all of the anti-MJ myths, ExPaNsIoN is easily the most braindead. I'm killing it once and for all: ·The Protection Rule: Teams could protect their Top 8 players. Only 9-12 got exposed which meant no team got meaningfully worse. Which 9-12 player changed the outcome of history? Which one stops the Bulls Dynasty? No one can answer this. · The Bulls Suffered the Most!: They lost BJ Armstrong – the best player across all 3 expansion drafts. No one ever mentions this. · The Same Exact Rules applied to Every Team - If other teams "supposedly" were weakened, then so were the Bulls. If MJ "supposedly" beat up on expansion teams, then so did everyone else. The Bulls weren't operating off a different set of rules. ·Existing Teams Got BETTER, not Worse - Now for the ugly truth.. Existing teams weaponized the Expansion Draft by dumping unwanted salaries and clearing cap space for free agents. The Knicks dumped Greg Anthony’s salary to eventually sign Allan Houston. The Blazers dumped Jerome Kersey’s salary to eventually sign Arvydas Sabonis. The Heat dumped John Salley’s salary to eventually sign Alonzo Mourning. The Knicks dumped Sidney Green and eventually absorbed Mo Cheek's contract. These teams got better, not worse! · The Win Inflation Myth: Existing teams didn’t just add 6 more wins vs expansion teams. Those expansion teams usually replaced another “bad” non-expansion team on the schedule - one bad team for another. However, even if you want to argue that teams inflated their win total, then that rule applied to everyone- not just MJ’s Bulls. All Boats rise. So go ahead... Explain to me how MJ benefitted from Expansion? I’ll wait...

Outplayed by Jason terry based on what lol. The bulls were favored in every series you named. No adversity or obstacle whatsoever

Funny how the Bron had the most help narrative turns to 💩when context is applied

NBA players with the most Top 3 finishes in MVP voting... ✅ Notice who is number 1️⃣ They robbed him of at least 3

So MJ can finally green light the last dance doc when he starts to really hear those footsteps in 2016 but Bron being authentic enough to tell his truth is a problem? Boy y’all Jordan groupies love to pick and choose when being a “killer” is cool or not. Lol

“MJ never called himself the greatest” 🤡

Stephen A. Smith on LeBron James comments about the GOAT debate: “He’s talking about they would say the same thing, no they wouldn’t. Michael Jordan would never tell you he’s the GOAT, I know Michael Jordan I speak to him often, I’m telling you he’s never ever, ever once called himself the greatest never happened. Kobe Bryant didn’t call himself the greatest, Kareem didn’t call himself the greatest, Magic didn’t call himself the greatest, Bird didn’t call himself the greatest, no that’s not true. He can say they might thought it, but they never articulated it to a reporter for print purposes to be disseminated to the masses. Which brings us to LeBron James why would he do that? Because the man is addicted to trying to control the narrative.”