Reggie Miller, the sharp-shooting legend of the Indiana Pacers, had the unenviable task of facing Michael Jordan and his Chicago Bulls throughout his career. This constant clash against the GOAT left an indelible mark on Miller, solidifying his understanding of Jordan's devastating dominance on the court.
During a 2011 episode of the popular show "Open Court," Miller found himself faced with a tantalizing proposition: drafting an all-time NBA team.
Despite being a Los Angeles native and "raised" by the magical skills of Magic Johnson, Miller stunned the panel by choosing Michael Jordan as his first pick.
"The Shaq of Shooting Guards"
Miller's decision sent ripples through the panel, with fellow legends like Charles Barkley and Kevin McHale visibly surprised. Miller, however, stood firm in his conviction. He justified his choice by highlighting Jordan's unparalleled dominance, calling him
"the Shaq of shooting guards". He vividly described the sheer impossibility of guarding Jordan for 35-40 minutes a game, his cat-like quickness making him an offensive force both in the post and on the perimeter.
"There was no way you were going to move him off the post, he was cat quick. And on top of that, he was going to embarrass you in front of your family and friends," Miller stated emphatically.
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