Michael at his prime was the most loved person in America and perhaps in the world.
that's totally different because in America other than anywhere else you can wear 91 (Rodman). In Footbal (Soccer) and Basketball in Europe, it's not posibble, or at least not happening...By the way there are 101 numbers. don't forget you have 00 too. not only 0.
as to jordan, even without moving teams i dont think anyone can do his feat of 6 championships in a decade or in a 10 years span
as to jordan, even without moving teams i dont think anyone can do his feat of 6 championships in a decade or in a 10 years span.
that's totally different because in America other than anywhere else you can wear 91 (Rodman). In Footbal (Soccer) and Basketball in Europe, it's not posibble, or at least not happening...By the way there are 101 numbers. don't forget you have 00 too. not only 0.Nobody in Europe will wear #91 because of Dennis Rodman???? Please tell me this is a joke. If Americans retired #'s because of guys like Rodman, there wouldnt be any #'s left.Rodman worship=low, low standards.
Michael at his prime was the most loved person in America and perhaps in the world. This is a considerable overstatement.He MAY have been the most respected basketball player of his time. He may have been the most loved person in Israel, I don't know, I don't live there. He was just a basketball player, and a damn good one.
His number shouldn't be retired by anyone except the Bulls. It'd be best if he just faded into the background and disappeared like most other hall of famers do and let the current players have their time in the spotlight. Apparently he's either not capable or not willing to do that and the press willingly goes along with it.