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Thomas being left off the Dream Team by Ajax

has been brought up in a couple of episodes.

IMO I always felt like Thomas talked a big game because he had enforcers to back him up.

I also remember his kissy face with Magic in an All-Star game and then he went ahead with a cheap shot on him in that same game. He led the freeze out of Jordan in 1985- forgot about that. Also, the ringleader of them walking off the court after being swept by the Bulls and being part of the cheap shots in that game 4. I still remember an article by a Chicago sports writer about the Bulls taking out the trash with the sweep.

Yeah- I can see why the other guys did not want him on the team.

I laugh in these comments about Bird being at the end of his career, because Thomas was close to the end as well. Now Mullin over Wilkins, I still don't get that.

The Seinfeld appearance in The Last Dance was gold.