Robert Johansson+FollowCould Prime Michael Jordan Average 40 PPG in Today’s NBA?With today’s pace, spacing, and freedom for perimeter players, some would argue Prime MJ could easily put up 40 points per game in 2025. In 1986–87, Jordan averaged 37.1 PPG without a three-point shot being a big part of his game. Add in modern spacing, fewer hand-check rules, and more free throws for stars — and the numbers might skyrocket. Is 40 PPG realistic in today’s NBA? #MichaelJordan #NBA #GOATDebate #ScoringChamp #NBAHistory #NBADebate #BasketballTalk #Sports 32Share
Brandy Rodriguez+FollowWas Wizards MJ Still a Top 10 Player in the League?Michael Jordan’s Wizards run (2001–2003) is often remembered as a footnote — but was he still among the NBA’s elite? At age 38–40, MJ averaged: 21.2 PPG, 5.9 RPG, 4.4 APG Made the 2002 All-Star Game MVP Dropped 40+ multiple times, including 43 points at age 40 (still the oldest player to ever do it). The Wizards never made the playoffs, but Jordan proved he could still hang with the best. So here’s the question: did Wizards MJ still belong in the Top 10 players in the league conversation, or was he more of a star name than a true superstar? #MichaelJordan #Wizards #NBAHistory #NBADebate #GOATDebate #Sports #NBA 112Share
Nicholas Buchanan+FollowMichael Jordan: The King of 25+ Point GamesMichael Jordan scored 25+ points in 73.6% of his career games — the highest rate in NBA history. And if you exclude his Wizards years, that number jumps to 78.8%. Consistency, dominance, and scoring at will — MJ set the standard for what greatness looks like night after night. #MichaelJordan #NBAHistory #GOAT #MyNBAGOAT #Bulls #NBAStats #ScoringChamp #Wizards #Sports 399Share
Brian Gaines+FollowMJ’s NASCAR No-Go: Bubba Wallace Spills AllSo it turns out His Airness, Michael Jordan, has zero plans to ever hit the NASCAR track himself! Bubba Wallace revealed on the “Casuals” podcast that MJ’s competitive spirit only goes where he thinks he can win. Bubba joked he’ll never play basketball with MJ, and MJ won’t ever race cars with him. Even as the boss of 23XI Racing, MJ knows his lane! #Sports #Basketball #MichaelJordan2324Share
James Allen+FollowDennis Rodman’s Mount Rushmore: All About Game-ChangersWhen Dennis Rodman revealed his NBA Mount Rushmore, he focused on players who changed basketball forever: 🔹 Michael Jordan — the 90s icon who set the gold standard for greatness. 🔹 LeBron James — the modern all-around force carrying that standard forward. 🔹 Magic Johnson — the 6’9” point guard who redefined the position. 🔹 Stephen Curry — not just about rings, but a revolution from the three-point line that reshaped the game at every level. For Rodman, it’s not only about dominance — it’s about leaving the game different than you found it. Do you agree with his list, or would you swap someone in? #DennisRodman #NBA #MountRushmore #MichaelJordan #LeBronJames #MagicJohnson #StephenCurry #NBADebate #Sports #NBAGreats 10Share
Brian Gaines+FollowHorace Grant: MJ Was the Devil in PracticeHorace Grant just dropped a wild story about His Airness! On Scoop B Radio, Grant said Michael Jordan was so intense in Bulls practices, teammates felt like they were battling the Knicks or Pistons every day. Grant even called MJ 'the devil'—but only out of respect for how hard he pushed everyone. No wonder the Bulls became a dynasty with that kind of drive! What do you think—does this legendary work ethic settle the GOAT debate? #Sports #Basketball #MichaelJordan20Share
FromTheLand+FollowWho’s Skillset is Better: Kobe or MJ?Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant had eerily similar footwork, moves, and scoring arsenals. MJ set the standard with his fundamentals, mid-range mastery, and competitiveness. Kobe mirrored him almost move for move, adding his own creativity and tough-shot making. Both are often praised as two of the most skilled players ever. Whose skillset do you think stands above the other? #NBA #KobeBryant #MichaelJordan #GOATDebate #BasketballTalk #Sports 6342Share
guerrajohn+FollowMJ Shows Up Big for 23XI at DarlingtonEven with the 23XI Racing lawsuit drama swirling, His Airness—Michael Jordan—made a statement by showing up on pit road at Darlington. MJ’s presence fired up Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace, who both finished top 10, with Reddick nearly catching Briscoe for the win. Despite the legal battle with NASCAR, Jordan’s commitment to his team and the sport’s future is crystal clear. That’s the leadership you want in your corner. #Sports #Basketball #MichaelJordan20Share
summersivan+FollowWould Michael Jordan really average 45 today?Ty Lue, head coach of the LA Clippers and former teammate of Michael Jordan, just dropped a bold take: he believes a prime MJ would easily average 45 points per game in today’s NBA. Lue points to the league’s softer defense and frequent foul calls as game-changers for scorers like Jordan. Fans are split—some say MJ’s mid-range game and basketball IQ would thrive, while others argue he’d struggle without a reliable three-point shot. What do you think? Would Jordan dominate in the modern era, or is this just nostalgia talking? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Basketball #MichaelJordan11Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowMJ’s Quiet Moves: The Truth Behind His Airness’ ActivismEver wondered if His Airness was really silent on social issues? Etan Thomas, who played with MJ on the Wizards, just dropped some insider knowledge. Turns out, Michael Jordan was making real moves behind the scenes—like threatening to boycott an all-white golf club unless they changed their policy. Thomas says MJ didn’t want the spotlight on his activism, but his influence paved the way for today’s stars like King James to speak out. It’s time we rethink the MJ vs. Ali/Russell narrative. #Sports #Basketball #MichaelJordan11Share