Jud Buechler on MJ: "People were afraid of him, we were his teammates and we were afraid of him, there was just fear. The fear factor of MJ was just so so thick." Bill Wennington: "He was pushing us all to be better 'cause he wanted to win, and guess what

MJ and Kobe talk during the 2003 All-Star Game

Michael Jordan has a weird interaction with a young boy

Howard Beck on Bams 83 A few quotes that I got in conversations with NBA coaches via text These are snippets Total bullshit Bush league Heat Culture is no more Washington should have knocked him on his ass and unfair to Wizards and Keefe meaning the coach Brian Keefe Like embarrassing

Higlight Coaches Corner Pistons coach JB Bickerstaff talks with Tim Legler about how getting a taste of high-level playoff competition has been a motivating factor for the team He also praises Cade's leadership Cade knows how to be great without taking any food from his teammates plate

Reggie Miller 31926 The best of the three is MJ Kobe is a better version he mastered MJ's fundamentals Now if you're talking about careers the best is Lebron But stack for stack player I say MJ Kobe then Lebron

Mark Jackson picks Michael Jordans pocket but misses the layup However he outhustles Toni Kukoc for the offensive rebound and hits the jumper