Jordan joins NBC s real reason: Want to end the "6 championships and 0 Asians" myth with his own hands to stop extreme fans from belittling James

On May 27, the NBA playoffs continued. Earlier today, US media announced the real reason why Jordan decided to join NBC. In response to the media's prediction, Jordan's return to the TV screen was not to relive the glory of the sixth championship, nor did he intend to continue the so-called "historical best" debate in the streets and alleys for twenty years, but to end his own myth.

According to previous reports, Jordan will officially join NBC's NBA broadcast team as a special commentator. As the first season of the 11-year television broadcasting rights agreement signed by the NBA during the offseason last year, Jordan's joining undoubtedly added a strong mark to this "century cooperation", and its annual salary reached US$40 million.

In this regard, Jordan revealed to NBC that the main purpose of his cooperation this time is to solve the toxic atmosphere brought to NBA culture by his fanatical fans. He wants to completely end the "perfect Jordan" myth, stop fans from suppressing contemporary players with "6 wins and 0 losses in the finals", and prevent his supporters from continuing to belittle new-era stars such as LeBron. He is already tired of being used as a weapon to deny the achievements of his junior players. The most shocking thing is that he completely disagrees with the extreme remarks of his fan base, which is completely contrary to the public's perceptions over the years due to his silence.

Anonymous friend revealed: "Jordan believes that the game is evolving, but his fans do not. This seems to him a serious problem." NBC insider said: "He said in private that the argument of 'six championships and zero Asians' has become harmful - it erased my failures, ignored the contribution of my teammates, and worst of all, it used differences to deny the greatness of contemporary players. "Relevant persons in the production team revealed: "Jordan made it clear that if he had to speak out in person to stop fans from belittling LeBron, Curry and even Harden, he would have no choice. He hoped that basketball would move forward. "

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