And now they've had a conflict on a nationally broadcast game?
Jordan had been enduring James, from training camp all the way to now.
But tonight, he finally snapped.
He tolerated James' skills not being up to expectations, he tolerated James not being as mature as he imagined.
But he couldn't tolerate James being afraid to act in crucial games, looking dazed and at a loss.
"If you can't damn well play in the NBA, I'll have you try your luck in the development league!" Jordan yelled at the number 23, soon being pulled away by his teammates.
James didn't retort, didn't shout or scream.
Under the protection of some teammates, he sat back on the bench, then put his elbows on his knees and bit his fingers.
Seeing this scene, Al Michaels concluded.
"Sixty points in three quarters, a great night, the first since Wilt Chamberlain, Roger singlehandedly took down the combination of LeBron and Michael.
