Why isn't Michael Jordan being called a snitch?


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"Leader of Kings"
NBA ALL STARS IN TROUBLE? MICHAEL JORDAN SPEAKS OUT ON ENHANCERS MAKING THINGS EASIER FOR THE NBA'S ATHLETES!
This report was created by Men's Health Life to expose the truth surrounding athletes.
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BY RICHARD MASON
Staff reporter Richard Mason investigates a new muscle solution that is quickly gaining popularity among athletes trainers and their clientele.

(MHL) - It's been years since the NBA and it's players have been surrounded by any negative light. Reports have surfaced about performance enhancing supplements that NBA's elite are using to keep their edge through the playoffs. Michael Jordan's interview brought to light what most had already thought. The huge controversial talk about who is the best between Jordan, James, and Durant now has a huge twist. What if Jordan had what they have now? Although the supplements are all natural, NBA commissioner Adam Silver has yet to clear these as permissible, which brings into question if players like James Harden, Blake Griffin and Dwight Howard would get in serious trouble if it came out that they were indeed using them. The supplements help players keep fat off while maximizing muscle performance, and also increase energy during workouts.

These products are clinically proven to flush out the toxins in your body, melt away body fat and pack on tons of muscle. It's a deadly combo for getting insanely ripped. In this article, we'll tell you exactly why these products work and why they warrant a special report.
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Po Blue still trying to defend Kobe...

LOL. Article never even quotes Jordan. And he is an owner. He ain't going to snitch in on his own players to mess up his money. We all know there more supplements these days versus back then. Nothing new.
 
While skimming it, the "article" goes from breaking news and transistions into an advertisement about this junk supplement.
Sounds like some clickbait and a way for the gullible to part with their cash.
 
Sounds fake as shit to me.

It is. Folks have gone in on this article on Facebook. Jordan haters saw his name and just assumed the article was the interview. Blue knew what he was doing. LOL. Just bored and wanted to rile some folks up. Even if Jordan had said something about performance enhancing drugs. He would not be the level of snitch that Ebok was by telling folks personal business as far as who had side pieces because he got caught up. Jordan as an owner would be obligated to tell the NBA if he knew of some wrongdoing anyway.
 
While skimming it, the "article" goes from breaking news and transistions into an advertisement about this junk supplement.
Sounds like some clickbait and a way for the gullible to part with their cash.

Exactly. Blue did this on purpose. LOL.
 
LOL. Article never even quotes Jordan. And he is an owner. He ain't going to snitch in on his own players to mess up his money. We all know there more supplements these days versus back then. Nothing new.
I don't believe NBA players will take anything that could potentially cut their careers short, like steriods or HGH. I'm sure trainning techniques have improved for them to build the miniscule muscle that they do have. Now, if they are blood doping...that could be plausible, since they could potentially gain an endurance advantage in that area.
 
It is. Folks have gone in on this article on Facebook. Jordan haters saw his name and just assumed the article was the interview. Blue knew what he was doing. LOL. Just bored and wanted to rile some folks up. Even if Jordan had said something about performance enhancing drugs. He would not be the level of snitch that Ebok was by telling folks personal business as far as who had side pieces because he got caught up. Jordan as an owner would be obligated to tell the NBA if he knew of some wrongdoing anyway.

Just like that fake ass article about only selling his shoes for suburban white kids. LMAO! People will believe anything on the net.
 
While skimming it, the "article" goes from breaking news and transistions into an advertisement about this junk supplement.
Sounds like some clickbait and a way for the gullible to part with their cash.


That is exactly what it is, no Jordan can be found anywhere, they should be able to sue these spam companies
 
That is exactly what it is, no Jordan can be found anywhere, they should be able to sue these spam companies

Clearly they could, but unless it's something really damning, guys realize it's not worth the hassle financially. It would be like playing whac-a-mole, you sue one company and 50 others sprout up.
 



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