Could Michael Jordan Still Play at 50?

There's a thought.

 

I actually looking forward to reading the book. I've only read anecdotal snippets about Grover over the years but he has certainly trained two of the best. I imagine that he has some good insight into what makes Michael and Kobe tick.

 

I'm not a shrink but one (Kobe) I've been acquainted with since he was around 12, the other (Jordan) since college. Both are very driven individuals. But they are two different people. Many have tried to lump them together but to me, that's wrong. They are different.

 

Tim Grover thinks MJ can come back. And I tell my wife she's the most beautiful woman in the world. And on some levels, I even believe it.

Tim Grover and I both know one thing for certain: We both know who to keep happy.

 

This is so Drip. This is the Drippiest Drip that ever Dripped.

 

Fixed that for ya, sparky.

 

James answers Jordan's slight:

http://aol.sportingnews.com/nba/story/2013-02-15/lebron-james-comments-on-michael-jordan-picking-kobe-bryant-all-star-game-2013?ncid=webmail5

 

Jealous?

 

Well, we have our answer to the question of who is going to score 101 points against the Bobcats if Jordan comes back.

 

Easiest answer to Boom's question is 'no.'

Because if Michael Jordan - given everything we know about him - thought for even a second he could still play, he'd still be playing.

 

Exactly.

 

John Starks would enjoys watching that game.