^Yeah, I have my DVR recording it.
Anyone else miss Jordan era NBA?
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Posts: 13636 (06/03/2009 8:15 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '09
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seaner23 |
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Posts: 10498 (06/03/2009 8:17 PM) Best Male '09
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what i really loved about jordan was you felt like you always wanted to watch his games because you never knew...i always felt like every time i watched him
there was a chance something big was gonna happen. you know it wasn't gonna be just a ho hum game. the chance to drop 65 or do some spectacular dunk was
always a possibility.
i think lebron is kind of getting to that point too. |
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DarthRedimo |
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Posts: 1933 (06/03/2009 8:21 PM) |
I miss the rules from that era. They used to be able to play defense without fouls being called for breathing on people. David Stern turned basketball into a
boring sport because athletes nowadays are violent thugs and he is afraid they will brawl again after a foul.
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TYCP Sha |
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Posts: 96639 (06/04/2009 7:05 AM) |
Also, remember NBA Jam for SNES? That game was great.
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thegoat121886 |
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Posts: 767 (06/04/2009 7:06 AM) Generous JJBer '09
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TYCP Sha wrote: Tournament Edition>all Payton/Kemp allllll day son 
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BeaUtiFuLiMperFektiOn |
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Posts: 5227 (06/04/2009 9:36 AM) |
I remember the little intro with the bull running down the street, lol. I was kinda young, but my parents were obsessed so I always watched with them. I guess
it's more exciting to me now because I understand the game better. I'm a KB24 chick, so he's pretty exciting to watch.
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 kellyilla |
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Posts: 24263 (06/04/2009 9:38 AM) |
I use to be scared of Benny The Bull.
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TYCP Sha |
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Posts: 96649 (06/04/2009 11:56 AM) |
thegoat121886 wrote: I almost forgot about that one. I usually played as Pippen or Ewing. |
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JamieLoverGurl42 |
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Posts: 13638 (06/04/2009 12:15 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '09
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Did the bulls running through chicago mean the were like taking over?
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cinnabon83 |
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Posts: 13800 (06/04/2009 12:16 PM) |
I seriously used to be THE biggest Bulls fan back in the day I'd watch every single game. Jordan was my idol (and future husband) back then.
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kellyilla |
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Posts: 24270 (06/04/2009 12:20 PM) |
I couldnt find Jordan attractive because my brother looked a lot like him.
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JeterFan |
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Posts: 20619 (06/04/2009 12:24 PM) |
I miss it SOO much. I loved that era of basketball.
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jessluvsnick |
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Posts: 2446 (06/04/2009 12:42 PM) |
HECK YES!!!!!!!!!!
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mzdivajae |
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Posts: 1164 (06/04/2009 12:55 PM) |
cinnabon83 wrote:Me too. The Bulls and 'Bama football perfected my TV holler'n skills. I used to get pumped right before a game came on, and was sooo young. My parents would be like "Lord, my child!  "
because I would take it so seriously, lol. Back then you routed for guys like Jordan, Magic, Bird, etc. because of their skill, class and unique abilities on
the court, as well as their ability rally as a team (remember the Jordan/Pipen/Rodman/Harper/Longly days?) I never found myself routing against a team because of one particular player (i.e. Kobe/Lakers). I was routing
for the dynasty of the whole team.
I am a Celtics fan these days mostly because of their ability to play as a team, and not necessarily rely on one particular person. |
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spacecowgirl02 |
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Posts: 3973 (06/04/2009 1:19 PM) |
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BbyBLUE Nikki |
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Posts: 8223 (06/04/2009 1:40 PM) |
gah! the chicago bulls intro still gets me pumped! I so miss those days...I miss those Bulls too. I remember my friends and I used to get into it about who was
better, Steve Kerr, Scottie Pippin, or Michael Jordan
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JamieLoverGurl42 |
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Posts: 13643 (06/04/2009 1:45 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '09
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Its crazy how once Michael won his first title, he never not won one again (full season talk)
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coboardgirl |
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Posts: 7331 (06/04/2009 3:06 PM) |
It's the only time I ever cared about the NBA. They lost me.
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