In Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Kevin Durant soared with ease to six dunks, and a certain Jordan came to mind.
As the Warriors coasted to the NBA championship with a 16-1 postseason record, the league was left scratching its head like J.R. Smith caught between defending the 3-point line and the ball on a Golden State fast break. After one blowout in Oakland, it seemed like it would take a Michael Jordan-esque effort to take down this juggernaut – a great team bolstered by the acquisition of a great player in Durant.
MJ isn't coming back.