In a recent interview with Sheryl Nicole, Robert Horry made a bold claim about his team's capabilities against the legendary Chicago Bulls during their prime, even with Michael Jordan on the roster. Horry expressed confidence that his championship-winning teams could have taken down the Bulls, highlighting their depth, versatility, and strong team dynamics. He acknowledged the greatness of Michael Jordan but emphasized that the collective strength and chemistry of his team would have been enough to secure victory in a hypothetical matchup.
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Clip where Michael Jordan greeted Allen Iverson in a bus.
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Michael Jordan dominated the NBA with his midrange game and attacking the basket, rarely relying on three-point shots.