IF THERE'S ONE thing that "The Last Dance" has demonstrated, it's that Michael Jordan was nearly impossible to guard. But nearly as impossible was trying to score when Jordan was guarding you.
"He's the best superstar defender in the history of the game," LA Clippers coach Doc Rivers says. As a player, Rivers often experienced the misfortune of trying to bring the ball up the floor with Jordan tracking him end line to end line.
Usually, "imposing his will" referred to Jordan's gravity-defying dunks or artistic layups in traffic.