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Elena Delle Donne takes Michael Jordan over LeBron James

By Dan Cahill

WNBA star Elena Delle Donne loves to interact with her fans. On Monday, the Chicago Sky forward took questions from her Twitter followers.

Didn’t take long for this one to pop up.

@De11eDonne who you got MJ or LeBron? #AskElena
— Ty Fighter (@TylerBrace1) July 6, 2015

MJ https://t.co/hJif164DmV
— Elena Delle Donne (@De11eDonne) July 6, 2015

Which of course led to this.

@De11eDonne one-on-one past or present who would you play?
— A Zeph (@AmZeph34) July 6, 2015

And like most other current players—this side of Trevor Ariza—Delle Donne gave MJ his props.

Michael Jordan. Would I even score? Who cares! https://t.co/ZtR3dMPSTe
— Elena Delle Donne (@De11eDonne) July 6, 2015

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