Mexico City / 04/22/2020 17:47:22
Admired by many and hated by several more. The enormous trajectory of Michael Jordan had great rivalries and one of those that last more than 20 years after Her Majesty’s last title is with Reggie Miller, who was a figure of the Indiana Pacers in the 90s and today wants to “punch” the former Chicago Bulls player.
Interviewed by the journalist Dan Patrick, Miller assured that he will never bow to the cataloged best basketball player in history because there are many unfinished topics between the two and if he were found today he could go to blows.
“I would punch him (If you see it), there are many unfinished topics and things we said to each other. I can’t say it was a great rivalry because for that you have to be in equal circumstances, but I loved those battles. Many bow to him but I never will, never to him, it’s not in my nature, “said the former Pacers.
‘NBA pressured me to appear on The Last Dance’
Last Sunday the documentary was released The Last Dance in which the Michael Jordan career with special emphasis on his last season with the Bulls. Within the 10 episodes, Reggie Miller participated in one although he refused, until the NBA exerted pressure.
“I didn’t want to, and I fought not to show up, but League members lobbied that he had to be a part of it and I was like, ‘No, get out of here, I don’t want to be a part of this,’ but then I thought, maybe it would be comforting to talk. “
???? Reggie Miller: “Maybe I would punch him. There are a lot of things pending between us,” said the former Pacers player in a chat with Dan Patrick. pic.twitter.com/E94OlDuBBH
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Who’s Reggie Miller?
Reggie Miller is considered one of the best three-point shooters in NBA history.It is not for nothing that he is the second top triple of all time (2,560) behind only Ray Allen, but closely followed by Stephen Curry.
He played his entire career (1987 to 2005) with the Indiana Pacers, who withdrew number 31 in his honor. He was a Gold Medal winner at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, but could never conquer the NBA title. He has been a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame since 2012.
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