Isiah Thomas Has An Absurd Demand For Michael Jordan After 'Last Dance' Diss

NBA Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas is demanding Michael Jordan apologize to him if the GOAT wants to ever be friends again.

Appearing on the Draymond Green Show, Thomas was asked about his strained relationship with Jordan that stems back to the Bulls star's rookie year when Isiah allegedly advocated for not letting MJ be selected as an All-Star. Years later, Jordan got his revenge, as rumor has it that he kept Thomas from being on the Dream Team. 

That would lead to Jordan calling Isiah Thomas an A-hole during The Last Dance docuseries - something that caught Thomas by surprise, as he thought they were friends.

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"Is your relationship salvageable?" Draymond asked the Pistons Hall of Famer.

"No. This dude [Jordan] got on international television and called me an a**hole. Somebody who had been really good to him," Thomas began. "Until he apologizes on international television there's no conversation. You can't apologize and have a private dinner when you embarrassed me publicly."

Isiah Thomas is a 2x NBA Champion.  (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

FEELINGS STILL HURT

Good to see Isiah is clearly over Jordan calling him out  Yeah, right.

"If Jordan didn't mean it, he should say it publicly. If you meant it, I understand, I'm good with that," Thomas bizarrely added.

Newsflash to Isiah - Jordan meant what he said about you and there's a reason he hasn't reached out to you in decades - he truly thinks you're an A-hole. Sorry to break it to ya, but the billionaire isn't going to be sending an autographed jersey to your house anytime soon. 

Also, Isiah Thomas is 62-years-old.

You should have enough life experience to know that everybody isn't going to be your friend and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. For him to demand MICHAEL JORDAN of all people to apologize to him publicly is more insane than James Dolan hiring Thomas to be the Knicks President back in the mid-2000's. 

Some things aren't worth salvaging, Isiah. Let it go before the greatest basketball player of all time embarrasses you again.