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魔術強森：從未想過與其他有名的球員聯手

There is a huge difference between the NBA today and what it was a few decades a
go. The biggest difference that fans can notice is the abundance of superteams i
n the modern era. Many superstars have decided to join forces in order to find a
n easy way to win NBA Championships in the modern era.



But during the 1980s or the 1990s, that wasn't the norm. The players didn't have
 such huge freedom during free agency. More importantly, the superstars didn't w
ant to join forces either. Instead, they wanted to compete against each other. M
ichael Jordan famously said he would never call up Magic Johnson and Larry Bird
to form a superteam with them.



The 1992 Dream Team was one of the most amazing teams ever formed in the history
 of basketball. The likes of Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, and many
 other NBA superstars played for Team USA to win the gold medal.

1992年的夢之隊是籃球歷史上最令人驚嘆的球隊之一。MJ、魔術強森、大鳥和許多其他NBA
超級球星為美國隊贏得了金牌。

There are many amazing stories during the time these superstars played together
for Team USA. Magic Johnson recently shared a hilarious story about how Michael
Jordan pulled off a 360 dunk against David Robinson in a Dream Team practice. Af
ter that, Magic went on to explain why he never even thought about forming a sup
erteam with Jordan.



"No, no, you know what, I wasn't a guy like that. I never wanted to play with no
body but my dudes. I was good. I've always been a dude wherever I end up, that's
 what I'm rolling with. Even pick-up games. I never tried to get all the name du
des. I tried to get dudes who wanted to play. I liked that underdog thing anyway
. Come on, let's go beat these dudes over here. And so that was always my mindse
t and I'm glad. But I would say this, that's what makes sports special. Not, eve
rybody joining each other. Go make it happen."



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