it seems like you're falling for the exact fallacy described in the article... maybe intentionally to be provocative? siegler notes that we're all complex bein

it seems like you're falling for the exact fallacy described in the article... maybe intentionally to be provocative? siegler notes that we're all complex beings who can be assholes some of the time. he notes jordan also has a great sense of branding and image, and plays it up for the camera. but there's no doubt that given the level of talent and relative parity at the top of any sport, you need to develop an edge, and jordan could do that, by poking, prodding, and pushing his teammates to rise rather than remain complacent. “Winning has a price. And leadership has a price.” the price jordan paid wasn't at the expense of the respect and friendship of his teammates, otherwise they wouldn't have won so much together. in other words, he wasn't just an asshole.