NBA 2K Debate, Michael Jordan Invitation - Pick Squad, Upload Video, End the Debate

[Pared]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sam Marlowe

So I'm assuming you understand all the dynamics involved in time travel. Enlighten us all, please, don't be shy. I'll check back in later.

He already knew you would post that.

[Sam Marlowe]

^^^
So he's coming back with the whiteboard and dry erase makers?

[Pims33]

Quote: Originally Posted by WindyCityFanatic

Do you have any more? lol and for the discussion I think the only reason why people say that the 95-96 bulls aren't the greatest is because they are really just haters and for people saying that you cant really account the record. If you don't then why even play the game? Why even tally up all the points in a game? I think that the greatest record of all time says it all. 72-10 nuff' said.

Yeah, because I don't really think the '87 Lakers or the '86 Celtics could beat the '96 Bulls, I'm just saying that to be a *****, I got all the reasons in the World to hate

[crandolph]

Quote: Originally Posted by WindyCityFanatic

Do you have any more? lol and for the discussion I think the only reason why people say that the 95-96 bulls aren't the greatest is because they are really just haters and for people saying that you cant really account the record. If you don't then why even play the game? Why even tally up all the points in a game? I think that the greatest record of all time says it all. 72-10 nuff' said.

What about the playoffs?!?!? 72-10 is phenomenal! 82-0 would be unbelievable. But what if they went 82-0 and got swept in the first round of the playoffs? Would you still think that a 72 win regular season would make them the best team ever??????? I truely hope not

[Moe24-]

Quote: Originally Posted by crandolph

What about the playoffs?!?!? 72-10 is phenomenal! 82-0 would be unbelievable. But what if they went 82-0 and got swept in the first round of the playoffs? Would you still think that a 72 win regular season would make them the best team ever??????? I truely hope not

Are you out of ur mind?????? loooooooooool if a team goes 82-0 in regular season...theres noo way in helllllllllllllllllllll they gonna lose in playoffs.....theres a reason why they beat every single team in reg season lol....even 72-10.............

[bangtite01]

no doubt that the '96 bulls are the best regular season team in history,,, 72-10 is a feat no other team will top.............but the best post season team is the '01 lakers........16-1 is the best post season ever played by any team ever...........SWEPT THE BLAZERS IN 1ST ROUND,,, SWEPT THE SPURS AND DUNCAN IN 2ND ROUND,,,,,SWEPT THE KINGS AND WEBBER IN CONF. FINALS.........AND IT TOOK A 48 POINT PERFORMANCE BY IVERSON AND SIXERS TO BEAT LA IN OVERTIME IN GAME 1 OF FINALS.........BUT WERE ALSO BEATEN 4 STRAIGHT AFTER THAT...

[cavsfan2]

I honestly thought when he said "What? you think theres someone else?" he was gonna continue with "Well youre a *******"
Anyway I think the 72 win Bulls are the best. The most wins in the regular season and an NBA championship is hard to argue against.

[The Bad Man]

Quote: Originally Posted by cavsfan2

I honestly thought when he said "What? you think theres someone else?" he was gonna continue with "Well youre a *******" Anyway I think the 72 win Bulls are the best. The most wins in the regular season and an NBA championship is hard to argue against.

and yet youre not a bulls but a cavsfan lol

[Roastingpig]

jordan show boating i love it

[crandolph]

Quote: Originally Posted by Moe24-

Are you out of ur mind?????? loooooooooool if a team goes 82-0 in regular season...theres noo way in helllllllllllllllllllll they gonna lose in playoffs.....theres a reason why they beat every single team in reg season lol....even 72-10.............

The regular season and the playoffs are TWO totally different beasts. But answer this. If a team went 72-10 in the REGULAR season ('95-96 Bulls), BUT lost in the playoffs and didnt win that championship, would you still consider them the greatest team ever?!.....answer = NO.......case in point from NFL: look at the 2007 New England Patriots