he could still contribute as a player off the bench but that would be sad seeing going to the greatest player to a 6th man....the game doesnt need him..he wont be as a big of a draw as he use to be.....with his 1st come back people were like "yay the greatest ball player ever is gonna play again" now it would be like "again!? does this ****er even know the definition of retirement?"
He said he would gladly come back but that if he did they would always just try pit him against Lebron James and others and not appreciate him for what he can do.
ya his washington comeback wasnt what i would call fantastic.. but it was still very good.. i mean hasnt he made 2 come-backs already in his career.. i think thts more than enuff
Actually Phil Jackson tried to convince Jordan to come back and play for the Lakers and the All-Stars last year but he decided not to. Who knows maybe they would have actually won another ring with him.
If anyone can come back at his age its MJ, but i think he retired as the greatest player ever and a comeback will have a negative impact on that. He's got nothing to prove.
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He had negative feedback from fans the last time he came back but I think a big reason for that was because he was on of the top five worst teams in the NBA, the Wizards. Perhaps if he came back and played with a team like the Lakers he would be more appreciated.
No matter how much I hate the Lakers coz of the players; I do agree that M.J. should come back and play for them (or another good team like the Pistons).
He should have done that to begin with, I mean why go to the Wizards? If he would have gone to a good team like the ones you mentioned then maybe he could have retired with a champoinship ring.
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