... . One of the best guards in the game is Kobe Bryant; one of the comparisons that is often brought up is the similarities between Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. As young players, both Bryant and Jordan shared explosive dunks, drive and determination to win, and the ability to make other players around him a lot better. Kobe Bryant entered the league at the age ... his team the best, Bryant knew that his play would draw more attention to him and he began to distribute the basketball to his teammates more. In comparison, Michael Jordan had an unmatched will to be the best of all-time. Comi...

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... . One of the best guards in the game is Kobe Bryant; one of the comparisons that is often brought up is the similarities between Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. As young players, both Bryant and Jordan shared explosive dunks, drive and determination to win, and the ability to make other players around him a lot better. Kobe Bryant entered the league at the age ... his team the best, Bryant knew that his play would draw more attention to him and he began to distribute the basketball to his teammates more. In comparison, Michael Jordan had an unmatched will to be the best of all-time. Comi...

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... is a much deeper game than it looks. Basketball is also the most creative sport, allowing for an infinite range of moves. Baseball is also more than just power and speed. Michael Jordan thought he could play baseball, but he was wrong. Hitting and pitching the ball both take immense skill. The common person can not dream of throwing a curve ball. Hitting a fast ... people get by watching superstars play. Basketball stars and baseball stars are often larger than life and are much "cooler" than other sports stars. Michael Jordan has got to be the most popular athlete of all time. Watching...

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... score forty points in a basketball game? However, all of the blame cannot be placed on the athletes. It is the spectators who are willing to pay the money to see Michael Jordan or Barry Bonds play. If the fans would not pay to see the games, the athletes would not get paid. The spectators do not need to pay one hundred dollars ... ...

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