Here are 15 NBA Legends I found sharing their problems with today’s NBA
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KG & Paul Respond To Ant Edwards ‘Eras’ Comment | TICKET & THE TRUTH
Shaq Explains Why He Was Tough on Dwight Howard, Talks Motivating Kobe Bryant | From the Point
Magic Johnson on March Madness, NBA playoffs, health campaign
Shaq’s exclusive ESPN interview on the decline of the Big Man in the NBA
Charles Barkley’s exclusive ESPN interview on the decline of the Big Man in the NBA
‘Is he Stupid?’ Dominique Wilkins Goes off on JJ Redick for Steph Curry VS Larry Bird Comments! ESPN
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on Why No One Today Can Shoot a Skyhook | Conversations with Tyler
Patrick Ewing on How His Game Would Translate to Today’s NBA | The Dan Patrick Show | 3/30/18
Alonzo Mourning’s exclusive ESPN interview on the decline of the Big Man in the NBA
Allen Iverson Laughs About How EASY It Would To Dominate In Today’s NBA
Jerry West shares his issues with today’s NBA
Reggie Miller on which former players could average 40 points per game in today’s game | 09/09/20
NBA Legend Rick Barry Delivers Epic Rant on What’s Wrong With Today’s NBA
Ray Allen criticizes the high volume 3-point shooting in the NBA | #Greeny
The Perimeter with Adam Morrison – “John Stockton”
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Since MJ retired, I stopped watching that shit. The NBA today is all about money, making money, there is no fair play. A bunch of kids making some dunks here and there. For them, that's the NBA. Damn, wake up.
Since Michael left, there has been no more NBA. By looking for, by making, another Jordan, the NBA has lost all its essence, all its charm. It is no longer a game, but a circus.
They don't know if a legend is irreplaceable. You don't replace a legend, it's not made to replace.