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During the 95-96 season, MJ torched his adversaries on a regular basis. He averaged over 30 points a game in a talent-laden league which featured Penny Hardaway, Reggie Miller, Karl Malone, Hakeem the Dream, and more. Mike’s path to the top wasn’t quite a cakewalk. With an awesome supporting cast, coach, and more, he led his team to 72 wins. Now, we can’t diminish the Warriors’ path to the chip, but, let’s remember, they defeated a depleted Cavs team that were deficient in talent sans James.
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If the Warriors competed in the 90’s, two things would happen. They would still be able to compete because of their sheer athleticism and bevy of shooters, but they would also struggle mightily against the physicality of the players from the 90’s. The Warriors will definitely make history tonight by being the first team to win 16 consecutive games. That’s a no brainer. But, will they able to ever be mentioned in the same breath as MJ’s Bulls. Try again.
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