Tuesday, Thomas made an appearance on Showtime's All The Smoke and talked about his tumultuous relationship with Jordan. , the, the, thea., the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,, the, the, the, the,,,,. The Pistons were finally dethroned by Michael Jordan's Bulls, and they are well-known for walking off the field without shaking hands. The two players' friendship was harmed by that action, which turned a basketball dispute into a personal one that endures to this day.
Jordan was direct when discussing Thomas in a The Final Dance episode. Jordan added, "I admire Isiah Thomas' talent. "In my opinion, Magic Johnson is the greatest point guard of all time, and Isiah Thomas is just behind him. I respect his game despite how much I despise him.
Jordan was then shown a footage of Thomas discussing the infamous walk-off by a show producer. He didn't believe it. Jordan said, "You may show me anything you want. You won't be able to persuade me that he wasn't an asshole.
Jordan's remarks were made public, thus Thomas wants an apology to be made public as well.
On All The Smoke, Thomas said, "Don't call me behind the scenes to apologize or to encourage your pals to apologize." "You stated you hated me after calling me a "asshole" on national television. That was said by you on live television. Now, get on national television and apologize if you didn't mean it. ye.commastmastmastmastmastmas, and.
The two have frequently been spotted together at events since their playing days. Jordan's remarks are contradicted by their encounters, according to Thomas, who merely wants Jordan to be "genuine."
Thomas remarked, "After all those years that you supposedly loathed me, you chose me to be the president of your union. Not just Thomas expressed dissatisfaction with how he was portrayed in The Final Dance. Jordan's own colleague Scottie Pippen attacked him for exercising creative control.
