nydailynews.com - 6/18/2008
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Now maybe all the people who have been busy comparing Kobe Bryant to Michael Jordan have learned a valuable lesson: There was only one Jordan and that's who Phil Jackson desperately needed Tuesday night as Game 6 quickly turned into Boston Massacre II.
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... Mitch Lawrence of the New York Daily News: "If the last six games proved one thing, it's that compared to Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant is still a mere mortal." ...
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