The Move: David Robinson Blazes Past Michael Jordan for the Power Slam
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- January 28, 1992 - Every now and again, the questions float about. Would David Robinson be Giannis in today's basketball landscape? Joel Embiid? Karl-Anthony Towns? The answer to all three: No, he'd be David Robinson. Here's, the Admiral's unique composition of size, strength, and speed was on display in an end-to-end burner past Michael Jordan for a pandemonium inducing two-hand slam. Robinson finished with 21 points, 13 rebounds, 8 blocks, and 3 steals in a 108-103 Spurs victory, snapping the Bulls' 13-game win streak.
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Bulls always struggled on the Texas rodeo trips back then... Hakeem and the Admiral were big time monsters
I think everybody struggled with the Texas Triangle to be honest.
They sure did. Both Spurs and Rockets always were very tough opponents for the Bulls
Chicago Bulls always struggled on the Texas rodeo trips like San Antonio and Houston,cause the admiral and the dream we're big monsters
That’s true. The only game they would usually win , was against Dallas. The Mavericks were horrible at that time during the bulls championship run . Even the championship teams 1st and 2nd 3 peat , would get smashed in San Antonio and Houston. I always hated that Texas triangle. Not to many teams had sustained success on that trip .
@@lousanto1054 lol yes. Was just going to post the same. These road trips were always frustrating to watch as a young Laker fan.
The way he moves at being a legitimate 7” is one of the most insane things ever
Prototype for the mold now know as the Gianas type
One of the greatest athletes in the history of the game.
A ballerina they compared him too. He was a 24 year old rookie and his prime ended at 30. His physique was ridiculous but now I wonder if a little more fat and padding on his body would have allowed him to have a longer prime.
@@bolsbolbol368 it was a career altering injury that cut his career short. It also why San Antonio was able to draft Tim Duncan #1
@@withinyamind I get what you're saying, but I think that Giannis is a slightly smaller version of Wilt Chamberlain. Or a combination of both
People forget how good this dude really was. On BOTH ends. Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood.
Those who don't forget ...it's the new kids that never knew
He was a beast I remember he put up a quadruple double
No one forgets 71 points, quadruple double
He’s is great on both sides especially when Shaq dunked on him and Hakeem on his Texas dunk tour
@@tomerbauer I will never forget when Shaq dunked on him for not giving him an autograph
He gets overlooked or unappreciated in part because Hakeem outplayed him in the 1995 Western Final, but he was truly one of the greatest big men of all time.
Yep which I think is ridiculous considering that it was 1 series in their entire careers. And Robinson dominated hakeem most of their careers. Hakeem only beat Robinson half the amount Robinson beat hakeem and Robinson typically was on worse teams having to get doubled and tripled alot. Where as Hakeem at least had players who got the double and triple off.
@@giggleschad1484 Robinson is ringless without timmy
@@giggleschad1484 Robinson got Avery Johnson,Vinny del nergo,Sean ellilot🤫
@@giggleschad1484 Robinson is mentally softness,just ask Dennis rodman🤫
@@lecowardjames exactly, no one but a decent but injury prone Elliott. That's the point I'm making.
Don’t forget that the Admiral is a good person. Strong character, good values, and good moral fiber. Served our country. Great role model.
Wtf is this fool talking
From Wikipedia: _In March 2003, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to charity, the NBA renamed its award for outstanding charitable efforts in honor of Robinson. Winners of the NBA's Community Assist Award receive the _*_David Robinson Plaque._*
Get a room guys. Jk. Yeah he's a great guy on and off the court
He was so nice that Shaq had to make up a story about David not signing his autograph to get angry enough to play aggressively
I invented moral fiber!
Everything in this action was perfect - steal, run, eurostep and dunk. And it was done by 7'1 center 😳. Insane how great athlete Admiral was.
Can’t forget to mention the haircut
7 ft Center. Shaq was 7'1
Were they calling it the eurostep back then? I know by the time Manu was there they were.
@@fkutbno, Barkley would do this to…the eurostep doesn’t bring the ball up over the head like that….and he didn’t change direction.
At 7'1 ran the fast break (after stealing the ball) and did a eurostep followed by a thunderous jam!
🔥🔥🔥
Those guys could run like that in todays game they just didn’t allow them to because it wasn’t what a center was supposed to do.
not a eurostep though 😅
@@officiallykpopped yes it was “To perform the Euro step, the offensive player with the ball takes long steps in an angle toward the basket while picking up their dribble or landing in a “jump stop” position.” Robinson stepped in an angle there. Step ya bball knowledge up!
@@truthteller5521 nah your wrong dude, if you think that is a euro step you havnt seen one done properly. There was minimal angle to that just arm movement and normal drive
@@tristanmeadows the rule book doesn’t have a required minimum on angle length.
Euro dunk before Giannis was even a thought. No knock on the modern day but it's a reminder that there is nothing new under the sun, not what you do but how it's done
Without traveling !!!
Euro walk is just a “step and a half” in Europe
Those 90’s players were built stronger than today’s by far. Imagine what Jordan and Pippen would have done to Klay and Stef on the defensive end.
@@EasylikeSunday Steph would score on em from places they can't even imagine. You can praise the bulls without hating on generational talents. Thompson might get shut down though
@@shami-kebab kinda hard to shut Klay down, I mean just watching them play the mavericks where you have Reggie Bullock full sprint chasing him off screens, Klay still would have "enough space" to get his shot off. I'm not sure how much better pippen or Jordan would be running through off ball screens. All you gotta do is hope the dude misses really
Amazing athlete, amazing talent and even a better person.
23 points, 12 rebs, 2.3 steals and 5 blocks per game! I used to love watching Robinson back in the day. Dude was ultra quick
Wow seeing Coach Pop as an assistant there and now 30 years later he is still with the same team….it’s astonishing.
The admiral..... David Robinson 🏀
The fluidity of his gait and coordination at 7’1 is mind boggling.
Wilt did this and was faster
@@Didyourmomtwice Wilt was scary
@@jamestheradioman he was a god among insects
We're watching basketball 🏀🏀 and you come in here talking bout Fences jk man jk 😂
@@dillponis7286 😂😂
5 blocks shots a game is ridiculous. He needs to be mentioned more as an all time great. At least in the top 25
That is ridiculous
Did he ever win dpoy?
@Eric who won dpoy the year he had 5 blocks?
Was he in the top 75
I'd say top 25 or 30. he was a must watch back in the day.
What an amazing athletic beast the "Admiral" was....He did this (and many more), standing at 7ft 1in.
One of the most talented centers ever played the game...
A true legend, a leader inside and outside the court!!
Inside and outside the court? What the hell does that mean?
@@stevenjm12 on or off the court he was a consummate professional and human being
@@ricogonzalez7508 he didn't say "on" or "off"
@@stevenjm12 Jesus relax there has to be more important things you need to worry about 🤦♂️
@@robertrinaldi9779 you alright there, bruh?
A center avg
Averaging 2.3 *STEALS* and 5 Blocks a game is *AMAZING*
It’s the 2.3 steals pg for me for a Center that was amazing
What’s Crazy Is I REMEMBER THIS LIVE , OMFG IM OLD 🤬 😔
Finally The Admiral getting credit he deserves
Huh? Just because you saw this highlight he's now getting the credit he deserves?
Huh? Just because you saw this highlight he's now getting the credit he deserves?
He is the reason I became a spurs, also me looking from the outside he seems to be a man of great character.
That's why he's my all time favorite player
@@cw6072 Mine as well, I saw that Mr Robinson commercial as kid. I started collecting basketball cards around 1990 and i had his hoops rookie of the year card. Before my folks got satellite TV i based my weekend around watching the spurs on NBA on NBC.
Same. My dad was stationed at Kings Bay Navy Sub base when Robinson did his 2 year tour there. He even showed up to one of my high school basketball practices (the only one I can remember missing, so I didn't get to see him personally). So I was a big time Robinson fan when he entered the NBA and that made me a huge Spurs fan while he was there.
David Robinson will forever go down in history as an underrated player because Bob Hill left him in single coverage for most of a playoff series against the most difficult low post-matchup of the era.
That might have been Robinson's hubris as well. I'm not trying to slam Robinson at all, just saying, he was the league MVP that year, Defensive Player of the year a couple years prior and 1st team defensive player 8 times, meaning top Defensive Center for 8 years, so there's a chance Robinson asked to be able to single cover Hakeem.
Then again, you could easily be right and Bob Hill just told him to 'man up and single Hakeem cause you are the best .... center in the league!" or some such.
@@RageDaug Because of David, single coverage was their base defense. He also did send some double teams once Dream started cooking but by then it was too late. This needed to be understood and game planned before the series started. Dave took it on the chin and never passed the buck. Just tipped his hat to Hakeem.
Of all the incredible 90s centers, he would translate best to the 2022 NBA. A couple of MVPs would be realistic.
Translate better than Hakeem Olajuwon?!
Ewing was basically a stretch 5. He would destroy the league today.
@@anthonystark3825 it's so close. Hakeem is better but David seems a better fit for all the switching they do on D now. I could be wrong. I love Hakeem and I could make case for him as top 5 in the GOAT convo.
@@TheMaddBlackMann Entirely possible. Not sure about his perimeter defense but I could be wrong.
@@anthonystark3825 On fast paced team that liked to get out in transition yeah his game would translate better than Hakeem. Hakeem had better post moves and more lateral quickness. Robinson at his peak was faster in terms of running the floor end to end and getting out on the break. So Robinson had more speed and Hakeem had more quickness. Both of their games would translate it would just depend on what team and they played on and what their pace was.
Humble. What a legend. “The Admiral “.
1) Pop looks so young
2) Robinson looking like Giannis out there
3) Those 90's shirts 🤣
90s Where the big man dominant have a speed and power, its rare to see This I glad Gianis exist in the league too ✨
I like how it's proper two steps going to the basket without travelling. In today's NBA you can have a walk with the ball and referees tend to close their eyes on that.
yeah that was called basketball, it started dying in 1989 and now you can run, skip and hop before they blow a whistle but don't raise your eyebrows or celebrate own your own play or its a T, suspension, public apology IG post....the game has been decimated in so many ways I will write a book about it.
You don’t prefer Lebron’s quick 4 step move to the basket or Harden’s frequent changing of pivot foots before sliding and hopping for a shot?
Yep I have a work mate who love basketball always showing me little high lights on youtube and I am like yep that is a travel.. But he just does not understand what I am saying lol
They all walk today and even double. Not mentioning carrying the ball. And the defense is limited . Cause it looks more fun, when obese people with zero understanding of the game , eat donuts on the couch.
@@amostlyreasonableguy Hey thts not fair you have to include the Acting or Flopping which ever you wanna call it lololol, bcse I tell guys thts the reason LBJ went to LA, to improve on his " Acting " skills. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
David Robinson! Former Navy Academy graduate! 3 time champ! 70 Points in 1 Game! HALL OF FAME!
Dont forget last guy who made quadruple double
And Olympic Champion with the legendary USA Dream Team.
but did he score 4 touchdowns in one game?
Young Shaq, David and Hakeem are doing the things these modern bigs are doing back then
Nothing new under the sun don't be fooled
Even if the Spurs weren’t your team, everyone respected The Admiral. Truly, one of the greats. So damn quick for a big guy, all around all star.
The Admiral comes prepared!!! I was at that game! That was the most memorable game I've ever seen!
Never been a Spurs fan, but what a class act. No showboating or taunting afterwards. Just got a dunk on the GOAT and acts as if nothing happened.
When Centers existed. Miss this era of basketball.
They would have him playing on the perimeter shooting threes in today's NBA
@@jasonwolfe3252 yup smh
If he were playing now he could get multiple MVPs. His style was even more suited for 2022 than 1992.
That's Joel embiid
@@deegee7521 for better or worse, Joel is "heftier" though. D-Rob's mobility and low fat body composition were off the charts.
And Robinson midrange was on a different level as well. He could easily be mvp candidate every year in this era
@@yeelahowah7476 That sounds close, there's definitely some physical similarities, but lefty D-Rob was also more of a shot blocker. Both amazing.
Whenever anyone pulls a move like that on the GOAT, that instantly goes into their career highlight reel!
A man of extreme humility, character, and faith. A true rarity.
AND THEY SAY THESE YOUNG BULLS, NO PUN INTENDED, WOULD RUN AMOK ON THE OGS OF THE 90S? YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT THE NBA STILL HAD THE TOP 450 PLAYERS IN THE WORLD REGARDLESS OF THE ERA✌🏿❤🇨🇦
The Admiral, a true Gem and underrated.
Had he stayed healthy and came out after his Junior year, (And not gone into the Navy 2 years after his Senior year.)
who knows what heights he would have reached ?
Underrated? How?! For real? At least in my country (Portugal), who likes basketball knows that David Robinson is on the top 20 or at least 30 of all time greatest players...maybe even higher than 20...he is one of the greats of the 90s, with kar malone, hakeem, reggie Miller, pat ewing or others...It was my 3rd fav in the 90s, after MJ and hakeem... I never think of David Robinson as underrated...
Robinson could easily play today. Of course he should work on his 3s but he would still be at mvp level
Absolutely
Why would a 7’1” center work on his 3s? That’s like saying a quarterback should work on his field goal kicking
@@walkthedon not really, it makes sense because of the way the game is played today, I mean I’m sure you already see how centers today have added a decent 3 point shot to their game. Makes sense to me if we’re talking about the modern era of the game
@@walkthedon do you watch current game? Did you see how seven footers play today?
@@janickimusic Yes, I see. Teams that are serious contenders and champions have their bigs down low unless they don’t have a true center
He read that play perfectly for the steal and took it down for a nasty big man jam. That’s The Admiral
Watching early 90’s ball is great. Look at how the fans dressed. One person even had a beeper on his hip.
America culture at its climax
David Robinson one of the most underrated. He would be an all star today.
He was an all star back then, among other things. He is a bonafide Hall of Famer.
The Admiral was my fav player as a kid. It is a crime no one even mentions him as one of the greatest centers or Spurs they skip right over him and go to Tim, Parker, and Ginobli
Big guy literally took a Eurostep 😝✌️
Robinson was averaging 12 rebounds a game and that was only 6th in the NBA
Broooo all the way facts. It was some rebounding monsters back then.
Nice seeing a young Coach Pop as an assistant on the bench.
Robinson was my favorite C in the 90's until we (Orlando) drafted Shaq. He is probably the most athletic C of All Time. Lefty too!!! Jeez perfect for today's game.
So he was your favorite center for two years?
Rudy Gobert would be in an ambulance trying to guard Shaq and Robinson 🤣🤣
Even at .25 video speed that was fast. Big man David “The Admiral” Robinson was a beast!!!!
Man avg 5 blocks a game SHEESH. I swear he doesn't get the respect he deserves. Growing up I had Hakeem, Shaq and Than David in that order but if any person told they had David before Shaq I wouldn't knock it.
Any dpoy, rings or mvp?
5 bpg and 2 steals is insane
At a legit 7'-plus, he could really move before he started piling up injuries. Not just getting up and down the court, but laterally as well. Had an excellent vertical, too.
The admiral.. robinson and stockton are the 2 most underated players of all time in any sport
What I appreciate about the 90’s Bulls is that every NBA team brought their very best against them. You could have a Vancouver team with a record of 1-30, but when the Bulls came to town, that crappy team would play like it’s the Finals! The MJ Bulls team faced that every single game! Imagine that!
Back when basketball was exciting to watch.
It's even better now. Guys r way better, skilled, n talented now. It is wat it is.
@@darealase7253 your lying man nothing pick and rolls and threes
@@darealase7253 🤦♂️
footage like this gets burned by the nba lmao
Why? It shows MJ didn't have weak competition lol.
@@handlebucket6285 that's the reason why it gets burned.lol these idiots in this generation like to think he had no competition.
Right lol. If it was another player these selective amnesia warriors would say “if Jordan was the defender, Robinson would’ve had the ball stolen or blocked, then Jordan would’ve dunked on the entire Spurs roster with the And1…only to miss the free throw on purpose so he could glide from the free throw line for his own tip back dunk, get another And1 and keep looping that same sequence until the end of the quarter.”
@@mobetta2092 exactly, Jordan went against 6'10 Shawn Kemp with a 40 inch vertical l, Barkley's 39 inch vert, drexlers 41 inch vert, Dominique's 44 inch vert, Shaq,Ewing swole Malone, and a bunch of other all time greats.
@@ihateshauntayb4064 the only player you named who Jordan defended was Drexler.
Jordan’s bigger and stronger teammates had to defend the others you named because at 6’6 220, MJ was too light in the britches to do anything with them.
Had the (dis)pleasure of seeing in person David Robinson and the Spurs play against my Warriors back in the day. He was a man among boys. I lost track of how many times he slammed or posterized Golden State. It was so bad that the crowd eventually started moaning like we were giving up our collective ghost.
The thing I like about this channel also, is that nearly everyone in the comments knows about the NBA from the 90's and have really good feedback.
The Admiral is pure class tho!
David Robinson had the speed of a guard. Maybe the 3rd fastest big man ever from end to end behind Russell and Chamberlain.
He's faster than them
@@210boxingtv6 nah bro chamberlain is the fastest
@@210boxingtv6 No he's not. Both Bill and Wilt were track and field stars in both high school and in college. You can easily look up footage of them both in their primes running the floor, and you'll believe otherwise.
@@tylerhingleton8493 just because they did track doesn't mean they were faster
@@210boxingtv6 Again, there is actual footage to show both were faster than Robinson, and way more athletic than him, too. Did the Admiral pick up any other sport, besides basketball?
A very, VERY underrated HOF player. Loving that “Eurostep”. 🙌🏻
A great human being and role model for young men. Need more
The Admiral is the whole package. He defends like Dwight yet has soft touches of Devon Booker.
Lol devin booker like he’s an all time great 🤣
Dwight who? That mf can't play no damn defense. He worse than Shaq!!! And sift touches 😂. The admiral went hard.. power dunking all physical. Are you doing that synthetic dust 🤪🚬
@@bingevintage8124 He can be don’t let one series fool you the kid is just 24 years of age
5 Blocks per game. Damn what year was this?? This man don’t get the credit he deserves as one of the all time 10 greatest centers ever.
As a Portlander and Blazers fan. The early 90's was good times for basketball
Five O will always be the reason why we were Blessed to have 5 Rings in Total. He was the foundation for the Organization.
People forget the level of athletisicm this man had
They don’t make ‘em like these men anymore.
Giannis
But David would be a defensive terror in today's game.
@@Emma-dh1lxGiannis is not a better defensive player than the Admiral
Robinson was and still is highly underrated
The most amazing thing is that after he didn't take 3-4 steps after picking up his dribble like today.
Before he lost his lateral mobility and agility due to injury The Admiral was explosive and capable of real greatness as a scorer and defender. If Hakeem didn’t make him look like The Tin Man in the playoffs he’d be much more greatly respected.
And that’s a shame because come on, Hakeem bamboozled all the bigs back then.
What are you talking about?? The Admiral has not the respect he deserves because of a bad night in playoffs against Hakeem?? Hahahaha, that was a good one...
If you look back in the days you 'll find games that Robinson dominated Hakeem but that doesn't mean anything as the '95 playoff 6th game also (where Robinson lost the night but made double double 19pts , 10 rebs ) , we are talking for the 2/3 best centers in the best NBA era, so....
Also look at the rosters of that game and you ll get it... Admiral was all alone while Hakeem had Clyde, Ottis,Vernon, Robert, Kenny,Sam etc.
Never knew the Admiral can run the fast break like a small forward.
Robinson grew 9" in college. He was a 6'4" freshmen when he joined Navy's BBall squad. I suspect that is the reason he doesn't move like a typical big man as he either played guard or small forward when he joined his college team.
Robinson's Neighborhood!!!...Hell Yeah!!! aaah I miss the 90's
"The Admiral" was a beast! He could do it all! I miss hoops from those day's when men were men and sheep wasn't afraid.
Coach Pop @0:05
🍺The Admiral would’ve won 10 scoring titles, 5 DPOYs, & 4 MVPs in this street ball era.⚓️
Then what do that make Jordan who did win 10 scoring titles and made all defensive team 9 times doing that era..and why is every time a great player do anything close to Jordan it's like it's the greatest thing in the world I just wonder who's really behind this crazy obsession of trying to discredit Jordans greatness and position in basketball history because it's past Crazy at this point.
Robinson had to serve in the navy for 4 years after high school which chewed up a few years of prime basketball career. He's probably the best character & principles of anyone ever to play in the NBA.
Robinson's per game stats that year: 23 pts, 12reb, 56%, 5 blocks, 2.3 steals. Holy moley.
Big Dave would be MVP every year in today's NBA.
Shaq said if he played in this era he’d be Giannis.
Instead that’d be be David Robinson would be like Giannis. Hakeem a cross between Giannis and Joker. Ewing and would be like Karl Anthony-Towns, Dikembe would be Gobert, and Mourning a cross between Gobert with better offense.
Shaq would be the same dominant Shaq who would fit into and power himself around any era with occasional clashes with the centers I named along with Wilt, Russell, Kareem, Lanier, and Moses.
The most underrated center by far. Robinson was awesome. Great passer, great shotter... In this era he would be the best three shotter of the big men. Without doubts.
the most underrated player in NBA History....No way I can put any one-way player ahead of a player like the Admiral that has won both both a MVP and a DPOY! No way Curry, Harden, Jokic are better than him..no way!!
2.3 steals at center??? That’s crazy. Older Magic Johnson barely had a steal a game
Magic led the league in steals twice.
@@tengen3613 in 82/83 I believe. But i’m talking about his later years when his knees were shot and walked with a limp. That was around 86 or so and you can see the numbers drop
David and Hakeem were outstanding at stealing the ball… Hakeem even more so
@@saturndual32 I remember Akeem stealing it back to back possessions for dunks in the 86 finals
The top 150 single season steals leaders of all time averaged more than 2.3 steals a game, so averaging 2.3 steals is not uncommon. More surprising is that he had 5 blocks per game, and I am guessing this is the season where he ended up averaging 4.5 blocks per game. He is like number 7 all time in blocks average for a single season, which was the 91-92 season. 5 blocks a game is hard to do, and only one man in history has ended the season averaging 5 blocks per game for the entire season. It has literally only been done once, and the crazy part is he averaged 5.5 blocks a game, and nobody else has even averaged 5 for an entire season. Nonetheless, his numbers at this point in the season are actually some of the best all around numbers any player has put up, so he was having a great season. Out of all the stats though, that 5 blocks per game stands out, because that is the most uncommon by far of his stats. Sure you might see a guy average 3, and sometimes 4, but you never see a guy at any point of any season averaging 5 blocks per game. Mark Eaton holds the single season average of 5.56 blocks per game, nobody else has even averaged 5 per game, and the single season blocks average record will probably never be broken. Who is gonna break that record? I do not see it happening. That is why the stat of averaging 5 blocks per game stands out to me, because you never see that.
Uploader...I understand that you want to show how elite David Robinson was, but those of us who watched him and basketball in the 1990's know that he was way better than the guys playing now!! We don't necessarily need video evidence of it!! The modern day centers/post players that you named would have traveled and not had it called on a play like this!! You should probably ignore the goofballs who want to compare today's soft players to the truly elite guys who played before David Stern softened the game in 2004/2005, there's no comparison. The question should be, would David Robinson be able to average 45PPG in today's game where he'd be able travel, palm the ball, not have to worry about any physicality and just sit out 10-15 games when he's healthy!!
Another thing to appreciate about this video is, all the stars are playing and Doug Collins mentions the intensity!! If they were going by today's standards, Jordan, Pippen and/or David Robinson would probably be sitting out of a game like this even though it could be a Finals preview.
I remember watching this as a youth and stealing this move eventhough "The Dream" was my favorite player
The energy there was awesome! Everybody wasn’t distracted by their phone
giannis with 2 more inch height lol
Looks like they're @ UNC. The Admiral never gets all his roses. Major sacrifices. Life of a military man. Salute
Siiickk - and people act like Manu and Harden introduced the “ euro step” - best one I’ve ever seen right here
that was a sweet move, but I'm more impressed by the 5 blocks per game. Wow. AND 2.3 steals at the center position? That's amazing.
That is one of the quickest tomahawk dunks I’ve ever seen. I couldn’t even see that he cocked the ball behind his head until I saw the slow motion replay.
The GOAT debate would b wrapped up if Jordan would’ve stayed one more year and played Greg Popovich and The Spurs in 99 would told us alot win or lose
Imagine how drastically HISTORY would have been altered if The Bulls team came back in tack, and the Spurs still won the 99 title over Jordan! Duncan would be a GOD!
Dribbled with both hands. Full court. Euro step to two handed jam. FREAK ATHLETE! This was amazing
It's a shame what happened to the NBA... Use to be a great game back in the day!✌🏽🍸
Let’s also not forget about the “Twin Towers!” They started the legit combo no other team can replicate! I seen him on the lower end after injuries, those were tough times. I’m glad old footage is dug up.
The admiral coming in #50
Underrated player
I love that he completed the play without traveling. Won’t see that in todays NBA.
People forget how fast Robinson was. I saw him chase down a little six-foot guard once, and the look of surprise/terror on the guard's face is hard to forget.
Wow they actually post a highlight of someone scoring on Jordan.
Jordan was in the league for 15 years he don't have 15 rings yeah he got beat alot don't get it fucc up.
I know,. I'm surprised that the Jordan idolizing powers that be didn't block this video! 🤣
The Admiral with the Eurostep!
People try to say mike didn’t have tough competition , he never took the easy road, stood in Chicago and ended up beating all of the best