I might agree with Kobe but in the "Dream Team" book from Jack McCallum, Scottie Pippen comments that Malone is the hardest worker he ever saw. I'll take that as a good reason to take Michael out of the conversation.
Favors training with Malone
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I might agree with Kobe but in the "Dream Team" book from Jack McCallum, Scottie Pippen comments that Malone is the hardest worker he ever saw. I'll take that as a good reason to take Michael out of the conversation.
Thee Jazz Fan
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And a mean streak.
if we're talking all sports, I'll throw in Jerry Rice, and I wouldn't put MJ and Kobe at the same level as Malone or Rice, and frankly I can't think of anyone else that even compare to either of those two. I'm sure there are others, but I can't think of any.
Kobe and Jordan just seem to be the most obsessive to me.
theNBAnerd
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i don't know about including nash. if he worked as hard in the offseason as karl, kobe or mj did, he wouldn't still have arms that look like mine did when i was 17.
THis. Did not mean to imply Favors didn't work hard. But you can always improve right?
Brown Notes
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Was hoping this was about Favors actually working with Karl and what was being taught.
Yeah it only mentions it in passign but I hope it is true. I'd love for Malone to show them how to work harder and get a little nastier.
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If Malone's work ethic rubs off on Favors, I will be an extremely happy Jazz fan.
At most I would grant Malone supervised strength coaching and limited suervised big coaching.