Alright. My planned timeline for doing this series got completely obliterated, but everything should be good from here. Better late than never I guess.
hey can you make myth about "defense wins champions" and most ppl and medias claim that "offense only win game". I was baffled because to win the basketball you need to have good coach with good strategy and you can't win championship only rely on defense. Denver Nugget won championship with good offense with mediocre defense and they are ok defenders only in perfect condition. Dallas vs Wolves are great example that Dallas beat the wolves with offense and while wolves only focused on defense with poor offense strategy. Even NBA Finals Boston Celtic used good offense strategy especially big men offense that really helped to win championship last season.
Lebron is not more skilled than Michael Jordan. I cant believe Stevphen A. Smith said that. Lebron flops, travels, and charges. Most of his points are 3 ft from the basket. He has more game winning shots than Lebron. MJ was a more skilled defender than Lebron and committed less turnovers. The reason the Bulls would have beaten the Warriors is because they had the greatest scorer in NBA history in Michael Jordan and they played defense. The Warriors only had Green on defense. That was it. The Bulls could and would implement full court pressure which means Steph Curry would be hounded by Scottie or MJ throughout the game. Im sorry but Steph wont be scoring as much as people would think. Also the Bulls were great at having the other team commit turnovers and getting steals by guarding the passing lane. The defensive pressure would kill the Warriors offense.
the OG youtuber that exposed MJ and the old era is back definitely needs more recognition and we need to bring back the "we done with the 90s" trend lol
@TheRiggedBA DEBUNKING THE MYTH OF MICHAEL JORDAN’S INVINCIBILITY What an engaging topic! Michael Jordan's "invincible perfection" is such an intriguing concept, and this video dives deep into the myths and realities that surround MJ’s legacy. There's no doubt that Jordan was an incredible player, but the way the media has built this almost mythical image of him as an invincible figure is fascinating-and slightly misleading. First, let’s acknowledge the fact that Jordan’s career was filled with both triumphs and defeats. It's easy to get swept up in the narrative of his six championships, but let's not forget the many seasons that didn't end with him holding the trophy. The 1988, 1989, and 1990 series against the Pistons, for example, were filled with struggles that highlight Jordan’s humanity. These losses aren’t just footnotes; they’re critical parts of his story that showcase his perseverance and growth. The focus on Jordan's willpower is another interesting point. While there's no denying that Jordan had an indomitable will, attributing his success solely to this unquantifiable trait oversimplifies his achievements and undermines the contributions of his teammates, especially Scottie Pippen. The notion that Jordan "created" Pippen is particularly absurd. Pippen was already on the path to stardom before joining the Bulls, and his impact was immediately felt during his rookie season. The idea that Jordan could win championships singlehandedly, without Pippen’s contributions, just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. Moreover, the mythologizing of Jordan often ignores the context of his era. The NBA in the 90s was different from today, with fewer superstar-studded teams. Jordan had the luxury of dominating in an environment where having two All-Star-level players on a team was a significant advantage. The comparison to modern teams, like the 2017 Warriors, who had multiple All-Stars, underscores how team dynamics have evolved. The “invincible” Jordan myth also contributes to harmful stereotypes about leadership and teamwork. Jordan's aggressive, sometimes abusive, approach to motivating his teammates is often glorified, but this behavior would be considered toxic in many modern settings. Winning doesn’t justify bad behavior, and it’s crucial to separate the man from the marketing. Ultimately, Jordan's legacy should be appreciated in its entirety, with all its complexities and contradictions. The real Jordan was a phenomenal player who faced challenges and relied on his teammates. By acknowledging his humanity, we can appreciate his true greatness and learn more nuanced lessons from his career. So, here's to the real MJ-flawed, human, and exceptionally talented. What’s your take on this portrayal of Jordan?
@@TheRiggedBA Regarding your pinned comment, kudos to you for finally getting this series up and running. Sometimes, delays happen, but your dedication to quality content is evident and much appreciated. I noticed a comment here about the myth “defense wins championships,” and boy, does that strike a chord. Basketball, unlike what many might claim, isn’t a zero-sum game where offense and defense exist in isolation. Look at the 2023 Denver Nuggets-an exemplar of how a potent offense, even with just decent defense, can clinch titles. Or consider the 2024 Boston Celtics, who brilliantly leveraged their big men and offensive strategy to secure their championship. It's a testimony to the importance of having a multifaceted game plan. Indeed, great coaching and strategic planning are pivotal. Addressing the notion of turnovers making a bad player, it’s a misconception that needs debunking. Turnovers do not single-handedly define a player's worth. Many legendary players, like Magic Johnson and LeBron James, have high turnover rates because they handle the ball so much and take significant risks. These players contribute in myriad other ways that more than compensate for their mistakes. Your channel does an excellent job dissecting these nuances and I believe continuing to explore and bust these myths will only enrich the understanding of basketball for your audience. Cheers to more insightful content!
@@jonnoibeckford2490 Except in those videos I found, I do not see Pippen choking: ua-cam.com/play/PLE0PbuaQ6JG2Wc2ztVjKV5ecPKm7kIb9_.html&si=WVkbXuHh_MI_TJT_ Yikes ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love the entire channels dedicated to the Levisionist history. It’s sad. It’s certainly pathetic. But it’s extremely interesting from a psychological stand point
History: In the 1990 ECF Michael Jordan took the same number of shot attempts (27) as Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant combined and scored almost 3x as many points (Jordan: 31pts Grant & Pippen: 12pts) Also in this elimination game, Michael Jordan contributed to 80% of the Bulls total number of made field goals (Jordan: 13 FGM+ 9 Asts Bulls Team: 28 FGm) Levisionist History: Michael Jordan was actually a detriment to his team. Evidenced by this clip of Isaiah Thomas, clipped off a video where he’s describing the defensive strategy his team devised solely to slow down Michael Jordan, says “Michael Jordan was a reluctant passer.”
The Jordan GOAT aura will slowly go away. Every couple decades there’s a new GOAT, new generations come in and enhance the game even further. This generation is LeBron and in 20-30 years we will look at LeBron the same way old heads look at Jordan. IMO the 2 actual goat contenders for me are Magic and Wilt
13:55 Another player that's overlooked in the "all Jordan needs is one other all star to win championships" is *Toni Kukoc.* Kukoc was the best player in Europe before he came to the Bulls and he was coming off their bench. A 6'11" shooter, scorer, playmaker, capable of 18/6/6 on good shooting splits is your 6th man. I don't believe he was ever officially an all star, but he was all star level (like a Lamar Odom, Andre Igoudala, prime Robert Horry level player). You have Scottie Pippen (like a perimeter version of Bill fucking Russell), a GOAT level defender in Dennis Rodman, a coach who would go on to win 5 more titles without Jordan (Phil Jackson) AND the best Euro coming off your bench? But all he needs is one all star lol.
Holy hell! You’ve made some incredible videos over the years. I grew up playing ball in the 90s worshipping MJ and played until my body finally broke in 2023. My entire life has been basketball. That being said, I agree with just about everything that’s in your videos.
This is all true enough. But the media is moving forward from Jordan. They are now claiming that Lebron is the goat. Lebron is a role player compared to Jordan.
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Alright. My planned timeline for doing this series got completely obliterated, but everything should be good from here. Better late than never I guess.
hey can you make myth about "defense wins champions" and most ppl and medias claim that "offense only win game". I was baffled because to win the basketball you need to have good coach with good strategy and you can't win championship only rely on defense. Denver Nugget won championship with good offense with mediocre defense and they are ok defenders only in perfect condition. Dallas vs Wolves are great example that Dallas beat the wolves with offense and while wolves only focused on defense with poor offense strategy. Even NBA Finals Boston Celtic used good offense strategy especially big men offense that really helped to win championship last season.
also can you make myth about turnovers because ppl and media believe turnover make bad player.
My fav channel. Stopped NBA in 2020 after a lifetime
Great! I'm here for it 🍿
Lebron is not more skilled than Michael Jordan. I cant believe Stevphen A. Smith said that. Lebron flops, travels, and charges. Most of his points are 3 ft from the basket. He has more game winning shots than Lebron. MJ was a more skilled defender than Lebron and committed less turnovers.
The reason the Bulls would have beaten the Warriors is because they had the greatest scorer in NBA history in Michael Jordan and they played defense. The Warriors only had Green on defense. That was it. The Bulls could and would implement full court pressure which means Steph Curry would be hounded by Scottie or MJ throughout the game. Im sorry but Steph wont be scoring as much as people would think. Also the Bulls were great at having the other team commit turnovers and getting steals by guarding the passing lane. The defensive pressure would kill the Warriors offense.
when we needed him most, he returned.
Return of THE MAN!
Great video TheRiggedBA.
Thanks!
Welcome back bro
Thanks. It's about time.
@TheRiggedBA missed you so much ngl. That notification hit like crack
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Welcome back 💯💯💯
Thanks!
The GOAT has published new content. Tell a friend to tell a friend.
the OG youtuber that exposed MJ and the old era is back
definitely needs more recognition and we need to bring back the "we done with the 90s" trend lol
Exposed what
Great video as always. Great to see you back!
Welcome back, @TheRiggedBA!!! 💯
Thanks!
@TheRiggedBA Yes, we all missed you so much, man.
@TheRiggedBA
DEBUNKING THE MYTH OF MICHAEL JORDAN’S INVINCIBILITY
What an engaging topic!
Michael Jordan's "invincible perfection" is such an intriguing concept, and this video dives deep into the myths and realities that surround MJ’s legacy. There's no doubt that Jordan was an incredible player, but the way the media has built this almost mythical image of him as an invincible figure is fascinating-and slightly misleading.
First, let’s acknowledge the fact that Jordan’s career was filled with both triumphs and defeats. It's easy to get swept up in the narrative of his six championships, but let's not forget the many seasons that didn't end with him holding the trophy. The 1988, 1989, and 1990 series against the Pistons, for example, were filled with struggles that highlight Jordan’s humanity. These losses aren’t just footnotes; they’re critical parts of his story that showcase his perseverance and growth.
The focus on Jordan's willpower is another interesting point. While there's no denying that Jordan had an indomitable will, attributing his success solely to this unquantifiable trait oversimplifies his achievements and undermines the contributions of his teammates, especially Scottie Pippen. The notion that Jordan "created" Pippen is particularly absurd. Pippen was already on the path to stardom before joining the Bulls, and his impact was immediately felt during his rookie season. The idea that Jordan could win championships singlehandedly, without Pippen’s contributions, just doesn’t hold up under scrutiny.
Moreover, the mythologizing of Jordan often ignores the context of his era. The NBA in the 90s was different from today, with fewer superstar-studded teams. Jordan had the luxury of dominating in an environment where having two All-Star-level players on a team was a significant advantage. The comparison to modern teams, like the 2017 Warriors, who had multiple All-Stars, underscores how team dynamics have evolved.
The “invincible” Jordan myth also contributes to harmful stereotypes about leadership and teamwork. Jordan's aggressive, sometimes abusive, approach to motivating his teammates is often glorified, but this behavior would be considered toxic in many modern settings. Winning doesn’t justify bad behavior, and it’s crucial to separate the man from the marketing.
Ultimately, Jordan's legacy should be appreciated in its entirety, with all its complexities and contradictions. The real Jordan was a phenomenal player who faced challenges and relied on his teammates. By acknowledging his humanity, we can appreciate his true greatness and learn more nuanced lessons from his career.
So, here's to the real MJ-flawed, human, and exceptionally talented.
What’s your take on this portrayal of Jordan?
@@TheRiggedBA
Regarding your pinned comment, kudos to you for finally getting this series up and running. Sometimes, delays happen, but your dedication to quality content is evident and much appreciated.
I noticed a comment here about the myth “defense wins championships,” and boy, does that strike a chord. Basketball, unlike what many might claim, isn’t a zero-sum game where offense and defense exist in isolation. Look at the 2023 Denver Nuggets-an exemplar of how a potent offense, even with just decent defense, can clinch titles. Or consider the 2024 Boston Celtics, who brilliantly leveraged their big men and offensive strategy to secure their championship. It's a testimony to the importance of having a multifaceted game plan. Indeed, great coaching and strategic planning are pivotal.
Addressing the notion of turnovers making a bad player, it’s a misconception that needs debunking. Turnovers do not single-handedly define a player's worth. Many legendary players, like Magic Johnson and LeBron James, have high turnover rates because they handle the ball so much and take significant risks. These players contribute in myriad other ways that more than compensate for their mistakes.
Your channel does an excellent job dissecting these nuances and I believe continuing to explore and bust these myths will only enrich the understanding of basketball for your audience. Cheers to more insightful content!
My fav channel!!!
Thank you for gracing us with another gem sir 🙏🏼
Every video is 🔥🔥🔥
12:19 That's what the Jordan nation refuse to accept, Pippen did more than Jordan in the Playoffs.
MJ in 91-31,6,8 Pippen in 91- 21-8-6 playoffs Pippen choked in year before 90 btw
Mj 92 playoffs MJ 34, 6, 5 on 49% 36%
Pipp in 92 19,8,6 on 46%, 25%
@@jonnoibeckford2490 Except in those videos I found, I do not see Pippen choking: ua-cam.com/play/PLE0PbuaQ6JG2Wc2ztVjKV5ecPKm7kIb9_.html&si=WVkbXuHh_MI_TJT_
Yikes ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dynamic6645 go watch game 7 1990 clown
You have to either be egregious ignorant of reality or you’re truly mentally ill. Like, this comment is so stupid I can hardly wrap my mind around it
Great video!! Nice to see you back!!
I love it when 'dead' channels upload out of nowhere with 🔥 videos 💪
Jordan didn't just "get Rodman". He recruited Rodman. ua-cam.com/video/-5vaNC8VMXg/v-deo.htmlsi=h3qmXLEDYzIyYiXc&t=197
The goat is back let's go I've always loved your content for years
10:18
I'm dead 😂😭😭😭 💀
I love the entire channels dedicated to the Levisionist history. It’s sad. It’s certainly pathetic. But it’s extremely interesting from a psychological stand point
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THE GOAT IS BACK
History: In the 1990 ECF Michael Jordan took the same number of shot attempts (27) as Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant combined and scored almost 3x as many points (Jordan: 31pts Grant & Pippen: 12pts) Also in this elimination game, Michael Jordan contributed to 80% of the Bulls total number of made field goals (Jordan: 13 FGM+ 9 Asts Bulls Team: 28 FGm)
Levisionist History: Michael Jordan was actually a detriment to his team. Evidenced by this clip of Isaiah Thomas, clipped off a video where he’s describing the defensive strategy his team devised solely to slow down Michael Jordan, says “Michael Jordan was a reluctant passer.”
The Jordan GOAT aura will slowly go away. Every couple decades there’s a new GOAT, new generations come in and enhance the game even further. This generation is LeBron and in 20-30 years we will look at LeBron the same way old heads look at Jordan. IMO the 2 actual goat contenders for me are Magic and Wilt
13:55
Another player that's overlooked in the "all Jordan needs is one other all star to win championships" is *Toni Kukoc.*
Kukoc was the best player in Europe before he came to the Bulls and he was coming off their bench.
A 6'11" shooter, scorer, playmaker, capable of 18/6/6 on good shooting splits is your 6th man.
I don't believe he was ever officially an all star, but he was all star level (like a Lamar Odom, Andre Igoudala, prime Robert Horry level player).
You have Scottie Pippen (like a perimeter version of Bill fucking Russell), a GOAT level defender in Dennis Rodman, a coach who would go on to win 5 more titles without Jordan (Phil Jackson) AND the best Euro coming off your bench?
But all he needs is one all star lol.
Holy hell! You’ve made some incredible videos over the years. I grew up playing ball in the 90s worshipping MJ and played until my body finally broke in 2023. My entire life has been basketball. That being said, I agree with just about everything that’s in your videos.
Love this channel exposing these clowns liars and propagandists love it
MJ in 91-31,6,8 Pippen in 91- 21-8-6 playoffs Pippen choked in year before 90 btw
Mj 92 playoffs MJ 34, 6, 5 on 49% 36%
Pipp in 92 19,8,6 on 46%, 25%
This is all true enough. But the media is moving forward from Jordan. They are now claiming that Lebron is the goat. Lebron is a role player compared to Jordan.
Laughable.
Jordan d-riders are insane 😂