NBA legend exposes Michael Jordan’s ‘cheap’ attitude towards 7-year-old

Michael Jordan is one of the richest stars in NBA history, but he won’t just give away his money. The Chicago Bulls legend needed some reason enough to make the gesture. NBA legends described several instances that shed light on the six-time champion’s character. Well, we’re back with a revealing story from Houston Rockets legend Kenny Smith on Late Night with Jimmy Kimmel.

Who is not a fan of Jordan? These handsome sneakers are anyone’s dream, but Kenny Smith’s daughter wants to buy them for a different reason. After 7-year-old Kayla Smith found out Jordan was one of her dad’s friends, she wanted to support him by buying his sneakers.this “Inside the NBA” shared hosting, “We were buying sneakers… and she said, ‘Why don’t we support him (Jordan) and buy his sneakers?'”

To thank his daughter for her thoughtfulness, Smith decided to text Jordan to let him know about it. But getting a few free boxes of sneakers from the five-time MVP was also motivation. Smith shared, “I think he would have said, ‘Well, you know what, don’t worry, I’ll send you a box,'” But Jordan replied: “Yeah, she’s smart, you should do it.” Typical Jordan!

Similar incidents with MJ always surprise many people.The best time was when Charles Barkley called his ex-best friend “cheap”.

Why was Jordan terminated? “cheap” Buckley?

Jordan made many notable donations and contributions to the American people, especially the people of Chicago. However, he did not make a habit of giving away money to the homeless. Barkley is different, anyway. He couldn’t help but donate a few pennies to those in need. Jordan doesn’t like this. The 76ers legend said Jordan wouldn’t allow him to tip or give pennies to the homeless.

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Buckley said in an interview, “Oh yeah, (Jordan) was cheap. I always give money to homeless people and he always pats my hand (and tells me), “If they can ask you for change, they can say, ‘Welcome to McDonald’s, can I help you? ?'”

Apparently, the Bulls icon doesn’t like handouts. Sadly, this led to Barkley calling him “cheap”. Well, it looks like Kenny Smith is hinting at something similar now. What are your thoughts on this?

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