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Originally Posted by kirov
you didn't understand my post (as usual). I said they were both the greatest, just in different ways-to me scottie pippen's DEFENSE is the GOAT and he didn't mind being a second violin, that's why they matched perfectly.
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Scottie Pippen was a great trapping and passing lane defender, but he could be posted up and taken to school. Dominique Wilkins consistently lit Pippen up on the box, and Jamal Mashburn once ran up 52 on Pippen basically taking him down low.
Pippen also did have some objection to being the second fiddle to Michael Jordan, until Jordan retired the first time. Pippen couldn't quite handle the overwhelming aspects of being the No. 1 man on a team so became more comfortable being the No. 2 man getting all the reputation of a pseudo-No. 1 man.
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"(Mike) Tyson got a bad rap. He's NEVER messed with anyone outside of boxing. ... What normal person has Tyson blown up on?"
TRAGEDY, who made arguably the most inexplicable quote of 2008.
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