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JERRY STACKHOUSE AND CONFIDENCE

Jerry Stackhouse said he wished he had never played with Jordan on the Washington Wizards in an interview. But in my opinion, I think it was a good thing. Stackhouse played with the best basketball player ever. When he said that he felt like he was a better player, it’s good he felt that way about himself. Stackhouse had some confidence in himself which was needed to play with jordan. But not to be competitive against Jordan.

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