The King Is Gone, But Not Forgetting
I have enjoyed some of the hype leading up to last nights Hall of fame induction ceremony. I watch portions of several classic Jordan games on the sports rerun channels. As marvelous now as it was then.
His speech, however, was awkward, self-absorbed and more than a bit petty. Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski describes it well. Compare that to the goofy adulation from Disney's own ESPN.
Now the most prominent livin MJ, I hope the guy can find some peace.
Labels: Michael Jordan, NBA
posted by The Green at
2:58 PM
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Mike always seemed to enjoy pretending to be magnanimous while dishing out insults.
Chicago baseball being what it is, talk radio spent last week examining every last bit of MJ's career. The story of his father's death just gets creepier with time and perspective.
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HP All-stars, at 8:37 PM
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