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Jerry Stackhouse Didn't like Playing With Michael Jordan In Washington And Here's Why...
© Tom Szczerbowski-USA TODAY Sports
While on NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski's podcast "The Woj Pod," Jerry Stackhouse revealed playing with Michael Jordan on the Washington Wizards sucked...
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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GeauxsomeMeaux•62 months
Better than MJ??? NO ONE can rightfully claim that!!!
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NYCAuburn•62 months
he said that year and it was true. He was always playing hurt, his percentages were all time lows. His defense was not there. They fed him the ball just to sell jerseys
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pellietigersaint•62 months
stfu Jerry. Goat earned that.
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trickydick12•61 months
Goat earned that on the bulls not on the wizards
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