marko baloh

This is what his haters do. They see him being as great as any player who has ever lived, so they create BS narratives. Let me let you in on a known fact: The greatest to ever play this game routinely let the refs have it. I brought receipts: - MJ himself, 1992, which got him fined $5,000: "We had three terrible referees… They all stunk. I'll probably get fined for that, but wait until they look at the film." - George Karl, Sonics coach, 1996 Finals: "If he's not Michael Jordan, I think he would have been thrown out of the basketball game." Also: "Michael practically bites Oakes' face off after his technical." - Mike Breen, the broadcaster, not a player: "He is in the official's face, and he is dropping one F-bomb after another, after another, after another." Also: "I had just watched Michael Jordan drop maybe 40 F-bombs in two sentences, and the official was intimidated." - Shaq on Inside the NBA: "I've only seen 3 players get away with talking to the ref crazy. Charles Barkley, Karl Malone and Michael Jordan. And Magic Johnson... Those guys could say whatever they wanted to the refs." - Charles Barkley, to the refs on game audio: "That is a foul… I know he's Michael Jordan." Jordan answers, "Shut up," and Barkley says, "Every time he raises his voice at y'all… y'all give him calls." If anything, Luka's unwillingness to accept bad calls makes him closer to MJ, not further from him. Jordan wasn't having that shit, and neither is The Don. MJ didn't accept losing. This is a man who punched Steve Kerr in the face and told his own teammate he couldn't eat on the ride home after a bad performance in a game. MJ was a fiery personality. That's why we loved him. He played with a never-ending fire. Luka has that same fire, but he's criticized for it. Don't confuse passion and the desire to win with anything other than that. Luka is no different from the greatest to ever play. They had Jordan Rules, and now, in the current day, you see the Luka Rules. #WhereIsTheLIE ⁉️