People asked the same question in the 1990s when MJ's Chicago team just wouldn't stop winning titles.

>6 nba titles
>6 finals mvp
not even close

>1 title in an era where even breathing on a shooter draws a foul
>6 titles in an era where hand checking was legal and elbowing a player driving to the hoop was considered a common foul

Not even close.

>>64066040
>implying people didnt have the exact same complaints about Jordan getting superstar treatment
teenage who never watched the Bulls detected, especially Jordan's first 3 peat where get was getting 12/13 FTs a game

>>64066078
right, but in today's league MJ would have gotten 20+ FT's a game.

Harden is considered a superstar because all he does is charge the paint, yell as loud as he can and go to the line

GOAT

Muh dunks

Who cares about this mickey mouse sport lmao

>>64066092
>right, but in today's league MJ would have gotten 20+ FT's a game
uh no he wouldn't, Harden gets to the line because he baits defenders into fouling him by sticking him arms straight into the defender. unless Jordan changed his game he'd average the same amount of FTs

Also defenses today are much more advanced then in the 90s. Yeah in the past they could be more physical but defenders also couldn't sag of their man. You had to stay within arms length of the guy you're guarding otherwise it was illegal defense. Volume scoring in general has gone down across the league sans Curry who's just a freak because he can shoot 3s from anywhere. Jordan would draw more defensive attention in today games but would probably score less (offensive impact would be just as high or even greater though)

>>64066128
Jordan would play like Lebron nowadays