[justplayin]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

(December 2003) Signed a contract to play with the Long Beach Jam of the ABA, at the advanced age of 42.

(January 2004) Starring in the Celebrity version of the Mole-Yucatan

(November 2005) Played a single match scoring 17 points for Torpan Pojat in the Finnish Elite League. A record audience of 7,420 people witnessed ToPo's 74-80 defeat to Honka of Espoo.

(January 2006) Appearing in the UK version of Celebrity Big Brother.

Along with this he was in some movies, been on TV shows, played some basketball and I'm sure modeled more wedding dresses !

hahahaha!!!

WOW! Excellent Reply!

You're very resourceful! thanks for all the detailed info! I didn't know
he was such a busy guy!! Does he still sport all the crazy hair colors and
hair styles? I forgot all bout that stint with the wedding dress! hahaha!!

[maolei97]

MJ is the one of the best... this pretty debatable.. it it how people views basketball.. but MJ is trend setter, he paved the way for the likes of Kobe and Lebron

[nba10]

Ohhh! He is my favorite and best player in NBA history

[Miz+Zou]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

I'd take Wilt over MJ as well...Wilt not only dominated his era, if you look at him as an overall athlete...he was a darn good high jumper, and hurdler in college...an a fantastic volleyball player as well...

Chamberlin had no peers (or teammates most years) when he played...while Russell had the Celtics and only had to play D...

I'd take the Big Dipper any day over MJ...

I agree MJ was really good and was a top 3 but not the best