In the past couple of months, a bizarre trend has taken over the NBA community online, which stems from the belief that 90s basketball was a much simpler, easier, and inferior version of the game we see in the NBA today. Hoop fans, especially the younger ones, are claiming that they are\u00a0\u2018Done with the 90s\u2019.<\/em>\u00a0Recently, NBA veteran Kenny Smith was asked about this trend and another trending question regarding\u00a0Michael Jordan\u2018s ability to go left on the court. Smith had a good laugh about the question before he went on to dismantle this narrative.<\/p>\n During a recent episode of the\u00a0Mark Jackson Show,<\/em>\u00a0Jackson\u2019s son Bluu asked Smith,\u00a0\u201cThis is what the people want to know\u2026Could Michael Jordan go left?\u201d<\/em>\u00a0Smith instantly started laughing and said that he is aware of the stupidity of this generation and how they are trying to belittle the impact that MJ made in his career.<\/p>\n The NBA veteran put things in perspective with a near-perfect example. He said,\u00a0\u201cYou know what that would be like? That\u2019s like saying, \u2018Can Prince play the guitar?’\u201d<\/em>\u00a0He said that just like Prince could play the guitar as good as anyone in his band, Jordan could go left on the court quite easily if he wanted. The former Houston Rockets player further added that Michael Jordan was the most complete player he has ever seen, and that there was nothing he couldn\u2019t do on the court.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n