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[QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 1996106, member: 1553"]
There was definitely [I]magick [/I]in that rivalry, a chemistry that seemed to blend together and thrive [I]naturally[/I].

Your mention of the legends really struck me and made me think [I]if that would have been possible in the current day[/I] to have that event with all the people likely recording it on their phones, and yet still have the legends about what was done?  I wonder how much else could be potentially lost from factors we dont always consider.  I think that's why I rivalry is so special, it takes chemistry like any good marriage, and I noticed one way certain parts of the rivalry likely wouldnt be possible in this age, and the rivalry may not have thrived as much.  Im not sure if others think it'd make a difference, but I think it's at least worth consideration to help our perspective and appreciation of what we had.  LEGENDS...or even potential ones, are something that seem to me to have been missing for a bit.  Maybe the basketball gods will grant us favor on a day dedicated to a legend, and inexplicable chemisty will develop.  Hey it's possible, and highly unlikely things happen often enough that I wouldnt bat an eye at it, personally.  I cant wait til they flick that switch!
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