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10/09/2013

Lebron James vs. Michael Jordan

Everyone always wondered who the better basketball is Player the legend the Michael Jordan or the phenom Lebron James’s am a fan of both I am merely presenting the facts and little

Bit of my opinion and I will allow you to draw your own conclusion as to who the better player is. Keep in mind Lebron and

Jordan play two completely different positions meaning during a basketball game their roles vary example lebrons position is the

small forward playing that position means the you are required to

do a little bit of everything small forward is the middle position

they are required to score assist and rebound at a good rate

.Shooting guard the position played by Michael Jordan are still required to assist and rebound but are mainly responsible for

carrying most of the scoring load .

The story of Michael Jordan is a story of hard work and the

will to win. American basketball star Michael Jordan was

born on February 17, 1963, in Brooklyn. He wasn’t always a

great basketball player he even got cut from his high school

basketball team but the year he was cut he practiced and

worked hard grew five inches and by his senior year he not

only mad the team he became an all American with his

winning play. After high school he chose to attend school at

the University of North Carolina. His freshman year he won

the acc freshman of the year award and scored the game

winning shot to win the ncaa national championship. His

junior year he again won player of the year awards and he was

drafted third in the NBA by the Chicago bulls. Before his

rookie season Jordan started for the 1984 us Olympic team

made up of armature players and led them to a gold medal. His

rookie season in the NBA Jordan won rookie of the year he

also became know for his exciting style of offence and his

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