As great as Jordan was during the regular season he was even better in the playoffs and even better in the biggest moments in the playoffs. Jordan was special in a way no other athlete has been ive witnessed in my lifetime.
I lived in Chicago, and I watched most of the Bull's games during the 90's. Jordan was a joy to watch play. After he retired, I mostly stopped watching basketball, because it just wasn't the same without Jordan. The reason he shrugged after that 3-pointer was because someone had criticized him the day before, saying he was a terrible 3-point shooter, so he proceeded to shoot 6 3-point shots before half time.
Same dude. I honestly thought that's it, now I've seen everything in basketball. I've literally just witnessed the career of the greatest basketball player that ever lived. After 1998, I was done, finished. What could possibly top this. I didn't even bother following his Wizard years, I'd seen enough. I felt I would never see anything like it again. It will never be the same, and I still feel the same to this day, 26 years after he retired from Chicago. The greatest ever, hands down.🏀
For those who saw him play (like me) - his most defining of his many incredible qualities, he had an unbreakable spirit. He broke everyone else. He's the greatest player of all time.
He never broke Bird..6 playoff years..with the Bulls getting swept 2 straight years..in those 6 years..The Bulls and MJ and Scottie..never got past Boston..he could score 63…and The Bulls still lost by 3..he never beat Bird..a fact..Bird was also MVP for 3 straight years and added Coach of the Year..Rookie of the Year and Executive of the Year..( only 3 players in history have 3 straight MVP’s..Russell, Chamberlain, and Bird)
@@carlchiles1047 Agree - young Jordan could never break Bird. I'll agree with you on that. But, fully mature Jordan broke everyone else during that time.
Lol, Jordan's crossover was highly underrated. The reason it was hard to notice his crossover is because it was based on pure quickness instead of craftiness
I have bever heard anybody talking highly about Jordan when it comes to crossovers, it just wasn't a part of his forte, as you said, he was very quick with the jab and the first step, but crossing people wasn't something he did. I wouldn't put him anywhere near AI or Kyrie in that regard, it wouldn't make sense, but I'm 100% sure there's a Lebron fan somewhere who thinks he has top 5 handles ever. Michael wasn't perfect at all, he never thought he was, that's why he kept improving and evolving.
@Al.j.Vasquez I agree, but there's a ton of footage showing Jordan stepping one way and coming back across his defenders face, which is technically a cross-over. It was just effortless. No wiggling and jiggling
On number 56 is when Jordan dunked on Stockton and someone said why don’t you do that on someone your own size so he dunked on a 7 footer and said was he big enough for you. They where back to back plays.
I was in middle school when Jordan started playing. I owned the original first 4 generation of his sneakers and played basketball wearing them. My fav all time was the third gen. I just loved the look.
The 56# one you rewinded. The dunk on a 7 footer. There's a story behind it. He dunked on Stockton just before that play. But a fan shouted at MJ "he's short! Pick on someone your own size"...So Jordan came back and dunked on that 7 footer guy (can't remember his name!). Than as showed on the clip, Jordan looked at the fan saying "is he big enough?" Karl Malone story.
Chuck Daly the head coach of the infamous Bad Boy Pistons once said in an interview, that MJs dream NBA season would be 82 games either tied or the Bulls one point behind, with only five seconds to go and him having to take the game winning shot.
#3. His game 1 game buzzer beater in the 97 finals is my favorite game winner from him. The calmess, smooth dribbling, PICTURE PERFECT form , crowd reaction and the iconic First pump celebration after hitting the shot. The replays especially are one of the coldest replays of all time
Wanted to clarify the play where you said he had been partying all night. During the finals, he ordered takeout from a local restaurant. They said "several" people made this delivery. He didn't have the "flu"...his food had actually been poisoned. He still "balled out"
As you said at one point in the video, basketball will never be this entertaining again! That statement is true bc players like Jordan, Bird and Magic are one of a kinds, but also bc basketball is now nothing but 3-pointers! B-O-R-I-N-G!!!
Story Book Ending?? The knock all the critics said when MJ first came into the league was that he didn't have a jump shot. Well MJ did that pose to say f'u to his doubters,which they did to him his whole career and he took pleasure in proving them wrong. Great analysis!!!❤
His first step was to quick for everybody. There was no way defending him, in his prime. You can't stay in the right distance to him, because there is none. To close, he will drive right by you. A step back and he will just shoot his jumper, that you can't challenge. I loved watching Mike. He was insane.
#40, MJ started from BEHIND the free-throw line and was able to dunk the missed shot by Pippen because MJ had quickness and speed to go with his 48” vertical jumping ability…today’s generation of fans probably don’t/didn’t know that MJ ran the 40 yard dash in 4.3 seconds.😳 at 6 foot 6 inches tall no less…MJ had multiple missed free throws put-back dunks in his day….🎤🔥👽
Yes when Jordan was young, once he was in the air it was too late to stop him-Jordan Rules. MJ countered that by getting stronger and then he was a force of will.
Back in the ‘90s, the Knicks hosted a VIP weekend, flying to Chicago from NYC and the next night, going to the United Center for the game. I went with a friend and had a blast. Jordan was introduced the place lit up with flashbulbs, the place was hot! The group of us took abuse going into the venue, Bulls fans were relentless, but guess what? The Knicks won that night! We went back to our bus heads held high and singin! Lol
14:41 Scottie Pippen has ONLY himself and his agent to blame for taking the deal he took (which is supposedly the source of their beef). EVERYONE with common sense around him told him to wait and sign a new contract the next year. He didn't listen, and his excuse was that he couldn't risk an injury and loss of income to his family. Michael Jordan had NOTHING to do with Scottie's contract. Pippen is acting like a child these days and refuses to take responsibility for his own decisions.
A pronounced lateral movement during a spectacular cross-over requires the player to shift their weight and pivot their feet, which can momentarily slow their forward momentum. Also, Jordan could start in one direction without needing any cross-over. In general, his thinking was towards moving forward, but he could also make twists. If he was going to dribble, he preferred to do it at speed, moving forward.
You nailed it. Jordan wanted to win, but hated to loose. Yeah players today want to win, but they don't care if they loose, they're paying the same. All-time starting 5. 1 J.Stocthon, 2. MJ, 3 L. Bird, 4. T. Duncan, 5 Kareem.
MJ was real entertainment and fans of opposing teams were just as excited and shocked to see the aerial acrobatics MJ performed on a daily basis…he didn’t believe in any “load” management because he stated that there are hard working people that sacrificed a lot just to go see him play and that he never wanted to disappoint them no matter how tired he felt or how banged up he was…he truly gave all fans their money’s worth…
MJ is the greatest ever, at any team sport. GOAT-wise, Sugar Ray Robinson is his only serious competition. But for basketball, Larry Joe, 33, is second only to 23. That's not nostalgia; it's a fact. Pure basketball genius. Bask'bawl. I even love the way he says the game.
Meet the G.O.A.T of all G.O.A.Ts we call him Air Jordan, His Airness, Black Cat,Black Jesus,Flight 23 or simply the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. #23.
I'm going to list a few videos. Disregard the ones you have reacted to, but I'm interested to see your reactions of the others. 1. MJ ultimate bulls mixtape 2. MJ rare footage (Voyager parts 1 and 2) 3. World's greatest michael jordan highlight reel 4. MJ post-up powerhouse 5. MJ- one of the best defenders ever
3:24... A person from the stands told Jordan to dunk on someone his own size after dunking on a smaller guard. After he did at 3:24 he looked at the fan and asked if that player was bid enough? Lol.
I dont care what side of the goat debate people wanna argue, but MJ, without a doubt, is the most aesthetically pleasing player ever. If basketball is like jazz, he's Miles Davis doing whatever the F he wanted.
Shoulder shrug = I believe they belittled his ability to shoot the 3-ball versus Clyde's. And so in that game in the finals he knocks down six 3's in the first half.
Narrator, MJ said he got his competitiveness from playing against his brother Larry. Nobody is timid especially MJ while dunking in player's faces. Then he totally admired David Thompson "DT" for his jumping abilities at 6'4 and dunked on lot's players. Just the yesterday a former teammate of MJ mentioned that he used to elbow MJ when was a freshman. However, MJ as a Southmore began to elbow him back. The development of MJ was nothing to due with Larry Bird.
It’s obvious from watching these highlights that MJ didn’t care how big and tall the opposing player was or how many defenders were waiting to stop him from scoring…he had so many tricks in his bag that defenders always looked weak and inferior to stop him…You know a player is the GOAT when all of the best professional super stars can’t stop him from scoring…MJ was the BEST player on the Dream Team….😎👍
I bought this ultimate jordan dvd set that comes with 5 of mj greatest games and has all of his documentaries and the 1988 slam dunk contest one mj greatest is the Celtics and bulls where he scored 63 points so I can watch that anytime I want lol also has the flu game and has his 69 point game against the Cleveland cavaliers
Throwing centers into the mix makes it more difficult to assess, but I have the same rankings as you. And yes, I'm old enough to have watched both of their entire careers.
@@popsmcgee9775I was born in ‘79, but my dad’s favorite player is Bird. So I watched some of his games when I was young. I watched MJ’s entire career and have never seen anyone do the things he did every game.
@@wichitadisciple9874 Didn't hurt that his hands were so wonderfully huge, either. Combine that with his athleticism, killer instinct, and hang time...oh boy!!
I don't know if any of MJ's games didn't pay up for the spectators, i could be wrong but i saw most of his games, even the ones in Washington and he always made something beautiful every game, some unique move, steal/block or the winning shot/pass etc. The ease that he had playing this game, even older and not healthy i only hope it will be matched by someone in the future but definitely and maybe unfortunately, not from this modern nba...
The only time this play looks like a push off is when it’s played in slow motion and it’s from the backside. At regular speed it goes so fast that you miss it. When they show that play from. the baseline, you can see that it was not a push off
Bull Mixtape created by the NBA is more interesting than 60 plays (that have too many game-winner shots to be interesting). Also Voyager Part 1 and Part 2 videos for some "rare" aspects of the game.
6:48. I think that's what they did. Thhey kept their eye on the ball. And they saw it going up. So they thought he's gonna go for the shot. But it was a fake and looped it for reverse
POLO, who's the Goat 🐐 of Basketball 🏀??? Here are 8 great videos that make suggestions to who is the greatest. Of course everyone is going to have their opinion/favorite. So that you don't have to track them down. All 8 of these videos are great and about 4 years old. *Lebron* has the most views and *Larry* is 2nd out of the list👇. I personally enjoyed Larry's the most. Not only is he in the conversation of who's the goat 🐐. He won Gold 🥇 *(with his NBA Rivals like Magic and MJ)* at the Olympics, became a *Head Coach (Indiana Pacers),* then went upstairs to the Head Office.... running everything!! Larry's *GENUINE friendship with Magic Johnson* was awesome to see 👀, on and off the court. Oh yeah, Larry also had *Rookie of the Year* as well 😎 *"Making the Case"* by Clayton Crowley Tim Duncan; Feb 2020, 495k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/1sRSpQ78Y3c/v-deo.html Larry Bird; Feb 2020, 632k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/Pxf4RzocHN8/v-deo.html Magic Johnson; March 2020, 304k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/sp3qAXOzY5k/v-deo.html Wilt Chamberlain; April 2020, 323k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/Ybm_ql373GM/v-deo.html Kareem Abdul-Jabar; May 2020, 429k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/ddVb8U4UhZ0/v-deo.html Bill Russell; June 2020, 252k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/WHT8x-AO290/v-deo.html Michael Jordan; July 2020, 428k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/vqq5d_4umFM/v-deo.html Lebron James; Sept 2020, 839k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/gk2F3dKb1uQ/v-deo.html "
MJ wasn’t the kind of player to party all night before a game, especially not before a Finals game…38 points with flu like/food poisoning symptoms is insane…today’s players would be resting in their hotel room…
I highly doubt we see anyone this rediculously amazing ever egain. Alot of people literally thought he wasn't human no joke. Just imagine what he would do to this pathetic excuse for a league these days!
MJ is the 🐐. I saw him live many times so electric!
JORDAN IS ABSOLUTELY THE GOAT
PERIOD
No he’s not
By far. Whoevers second between Magic, Bird, Wilt, Kareem, Shaq, Kobe, Hakeem,West etc is a laaarge distance away!
@@heresking easily
top 60 plays ha, every game was a banger, no jordan game was ever dull, beleave me i was there, on the couch i mean :)
MJ is the GOAT
No ish
As great as Jordan was during the regular season he was even better in the playoffs and even better in the biggest moments in the playoffs. Jordan was special in a way no other athlete has been ive witnessed in my lifetime.
I lived in Chicago, and I watched most of the Bull's games during the 90's. Jordan was a joy to watch play. After he retired, I mostly stopped watching basketball, because it just wasn't the same without Jordan.
The reason he shrugged after that 3-pointer was because someone had criticized him the day before, saying he was a terrible 3-point shooter, so he proceeded to shoot 6 3-point shots before half time.
Same dude.
I honestly thought that's it, now I've seen everything in basketball. I've literally just witnessed the career of the greatest basketball player that ever lived. After 1998, I was done, finished. What could possibly top this. I didn't even bother following his Wizard years, I'd seen enough.
I felt I would never see anything like it again. It will never be the same, and I still feel the same to this day, 26 years after he retired from Chicago.
The greatest ever, hands down.🏀
And he never missed on that 6th 3 pointer where in between were 2 pointers. He made them all.
Jordan is the GOAT!!!!
MJ didn’t know the meaning of “you can’t always get what you want”. 💜💜💜
For those who saw him play (like me) - his most defining of his many incredible qualities, he had an unbreakable spirit. He broke everyone else. He's the greatest player of all time.
He never broke Bird..6 playoff years..with the Bulls getting swept 2 straight years..in those 6 years..The Bulls and MJ and Scottie..never got past Boston..he could score 63…and The Bulls still lost by 3..he never beat Bird..a fact..Bird was also MVP for 3 straight years and added Coach of the Year..Rookie of the Year and Executive of the Year..( only 3 players in history have 3 straight MVP’s..Russell, Chamberlain, and Bird)
@@carlchiles1047 Agree - young Jordan could never break Bird. I'll agree with you on that. But, fully mature Jordan broke everyone else during that time.
@@carlchiles1047the Celtics were a whole superteam. Mike>Magic>Bird
Lol, Jordan's crossover was highly underrated. The reason it was hard to notice his crossover is because it was based on pure quickness instead of craftiness
I have bever heard anybody talking highly about Jordan when it comes to crossovers, it just wasn't a part of his forte, as you said, he was very quick with the jab and the first step, but crossing people wasn't something he did. I wouldn't put him anywhere near AI or Kyrie in that regard, it wouldn't make sense, but I'm 100% sure there's a Lebron fan somewhere who thinks he has top 5 handles ever. Michael wasn't perfect at all, he never thought he was, that's why he kept improving and evolving.
@Al.j.Vasquez
I agree, but there's a ton of footage showing Jordan stepping one way and coming back across his defenders face, which is technically a cross-over. It was just effortless. No wiggling and jiggling
He made the all defensive first team 9 times. Tied for most ever dispite retiring in his prime
Jordan was the greatest period.
On number 56 is when Jordan dunked on Stockton and someone said why don’t you do that on someone your own size so he dunked on a 7 footer and said was he big enough for you. They where back to back plays.
Gotta love Jordan's violent azz blocks...he probably exploded someone's nachos or popcorn or something. 😂
I love the way he sometimes took an extra step 'on air' while in flight!❤
I was in middle school when Jordan started playing. I owned the original first 4 generation of his sneakers and played basketball wearing them. My fav all time was the third gen. I just loved the look.
The 56# one you rewinded. The dunk on a 7 footer. There's a story behind it.
He dunked on Stockton just before that play. But a fan shouted at MJ "he's short! Pick on someone your own size"...So Jordan came back and dunked on that 7 footer guy (can't remember his name!). Than as showed on the clip, Jordan looked at the fan saying "is he big enough?"
Karl Malone story.
Chuck Daly the head coach of the infamous Bad Boy Pistons once said in an interview, that MJs dream NBA season would be 82 games either tied or the Bulls one point behind, with only five seconds to go and him having to take the game winning shot.
Bird is my favorite player of all time. I believe Jordan is the best player of all time.
Same
THE GOAT
#3. His game 1 game buzzer beater in the 97 finals is my favorite game winner from him. The calmess, smooth dribbling, PICTURE PERFECT form , crowd reaction and the iconic First pump celebration after hitting the shot. The replays especially are one of the coldest replays of all time
I was there Amazing show I was there for Bird , Magic,Doc And MJ what a show it was Just Amazing
Wanted to clarify the play where you said he had been partying all night. During the finals, he ordered takeout from a local restaurant. They said "several" people made this delivery. He didn't have the "flu"...his food had actually been poisoned. He still "balled out"
As you said at one point in the video, basketball will never be this entertaining again! That statement is true bc players like Jordan, Bird and Magic are one of a kinds, but also bc basketball is now nothing but 3-pointers! B-O-R-I-N-G!!!
And this was in an era where you only got two steps after a catch and teams played hard defense and boxed out for rebounds.
Story Book Ending?? The knock all the critics said when MJ first came into the league was that he didn't have a jump shot. Well MJ did that pose to say f'u to his doubters,which they did to him his whole career and he took pleasure in proving them wrong. Great analysis!!!❤
His first step was to quick for everybody. There was no way defending him, in his prime. You can't stay in the right distance to him, because there is none. To close, he will drive right by you. A step back and he will just shoot his jumper, that you can't challenge. I loved watching Mike. He was insane.
#40, MJ started from BEHIND the free-throw line and was able to dunk the missed shot by Pippen because MJ had quickness and speed to go with his 48” vertical jumping ability…today’s generation of fans probably don’t/didn’t know that MJ ran the 40 yard dash in 4.3 seconds.😳 at 6 foot 6 inches tall no less…MJ had multiple missed free throws put-back dunks in his day….🎤🔥👽
Practiced and deliberate I'd say
Jordan Dunked on 🤔💡 EVERYONE!
It’s that simple 😉👍
Yes when Jordan was young, once he was in the air it was too late to stop him-Jordan Rules. MJ countered that by getting stronger and then he was a force of will.
8:13 he didn’t get what he had from no darn Larry he was him from day one. All he needed was some help and as soon as he got it, it was over with
It's pure energy
That would be Cliff Robinson of the Portland trailblazers…sadly he passed way 8/29/2020..a great teammate of Clyde Drexler.
Back in the ‘90s, the Knicks hosted a VIP weekend, flying to Chicago from NYC and the next night, going to the United Center for the game. I went with a friend and had a blast. Jordan was introduced the place lit up with flashbulbs, the place was hot! The group of us took abuse going into the venue, Bulls fans were relentless, but guess what? The Knicks won that night! We went back to our bus heads held high and singin! Lol
Totally agree with your statements about Jordan (GOAT) Carter (Dunker) an Duo (Kobe+Shaq) 🤝
14:41 Scottie Pippen has ONLY himself and his agent to blame for taking the deal he took (which is supposedly the source of their beef).
EVERYONE with common sense around him told him to wait and sign a new contract the next year.
He didn't listen, and his excuse was that he couldn't risk an injury and loss of income to his family.
Michael Jordan had NOTHING to do with Scottie's contract.
Pippen is acting like a child these days and refuses to take responsibility for his own decisions.
A pronounced lateral movement during a spectacular cross-over requires the player to shift their weight and pivot their feet, which can momentarily slow their forward momentum. Also, Jordan could start in one direction without needing any cross-over. In general, his thinking was towards moving forward, but he could also make twists. If he was going to dribble, he preferred to do it at speed, moving forward.
🏀 #23 🐐 M.J. 💯
You nailed it. Jordan wanted to win, but hated to loose. Yeah players today want to win, but they don't care if they loose, they're paying the same. All-time starting 5. 1 J.Stocthon, 2. MJ, 3 L. Bird, 4. T. Duncan, 5 Kareem.
Stockton is Magic’s ball boy
Jordan often dunked with the trailing hand so he would go chest to chest on his defender when he dunked on them.
MJ was real entertainment and fans of opposing teams were just as excited and shocked to see the aerial acrobatics MJ performed on a daily basis…he didn’t believe in any “load” management because he stated that there are hard working people that sacrificed a lot just to go see him play and that he never wanted to disappoint them no matter how tired he felt or how banged up he was…he truly gave all fans their money’s worth…
And we all had our favorite player's shoes, if we could afford them.
The Blazers’ Robinson you referred to was Cliff Robinson, which is not Glenn “Big Dog” Robinson who played for the Bucks.
MJ is the greatest ever, at any team sport. GOAT-wise, Sugar Ray Robinson is his only serious competition. But for basketball, Larry Joe, 33, is second only to 23. That's not nostalgia; it's a fact. Pure basketball genius. Bask'bawl. I even love the way he says the game.
Magic>Bird
#56. A fan ask Jordan to dunk on someone bigger than Stockton. That’s why he shrugged at the fan.
Meet the G.O.A.T of all G.O.A.Ts we call him Air Jordan, His Airness, Black Cat,Black Jesus,Flight 23 or simply the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. #23.
Turns out the "Flu Game" was really the "food poisoning game"
MJ is the 🐐 but my favourite player is Bird, my favourite top 5 to watch MJ, Bird, Magic, Dominic and Hakeem.
That one hander is so pretty
Jordan is #1, but you gotta react to Magic’s highlight reel! The ultimate showman!
I'm going to list a few videos. Disregard the ones you have reacted to, but I'm interested to see your reactions of the others.
1. MJ ultimate bulls mixtape
2. MJ rare footage (Voyager parts 1 and 2)
3. World's greatest michael jordan highlight reel
4. MJ post-up powerhouse
5. MJ- one of the best defenders ever
That was Cliff Robinson not Glenn! Glenn played for the Bucks at that time!
The Goat 🐐 mj
3:24...
A person from the stands told Jordan to dunk on someone his own size after dunking on a smaller guard.
After he did at 3:24 he looked at the fan and asked if that player was bid enough? Lol.
That was the in and out move
I dont care what side of the goat debate people wanna argue, but MJ, without a doubt, is the most aesthetically pleasing player ever. If basketball is like jazz, he's Miles Davis doing whatever the F he wanted.
Shoulder shrug = I believe they belittled his ability to shoot the 3-ball versus Clyde's. And so in that game in the finals he knocks down six 3's in the first half.
4:01 no lie was literally about to comment. 1 clip is Jordan pure athleticism - the next is just smooth silky clever fooling people. Could do it all
To know where the rim is with players moving around you is tough sir at that level is tough sir
Jordan dunked on everyone. Shaq said, “Only 3 people have dunked on me and 1 was Michael Jordan.”
That was Cliff Robinson (RIP) not Glenn (Big Dog) Robinson.
The closest I’ve seen since Kobe was Jimi butler in at Miami, glimpses but not the whole picture.
Narrator, MJ said he got his competitiveness from playing against his brother Larry. Nobody is timid especially MJ while dunking in player's faces. Then he totally admired David Thompson "DT" for his jumping abilities at 6'4 and dunked on lot's players. Just the yesterday a former teammate of MJ mentioned that he used to elbow MJ when was a freshman. However, MJ as a Southmore began to elbow him back. The development of MJ was nothing to due with Larry Bird.
It’s obvious from watching these highlights that MJ didn’t care how big and tall the opposing player was or how many defenders were waiting to stop him from scoring…he had so many tricks in his bag that defenders always looked weak and inferior to stop him…You know a player is the GOAT when all of the best professional super stars can’t stop him from scoring…MJ was the BEST player on the Dream Team….😎👍
3:40 "Was he big enough" you may wanna research it 🤭
MJ NO1 BY FAAAR 😊😊!
Nik was the best dunker the human highlight Atlanta
I bought this ultimate jordan dvd set that comes with 5 of mj greatest games and has all of his documentaries and the 1988 slam dunk contest one mj greatest is the Celtics and bulls where he scored 63 points so I can watch that anytime I want lol also has the flu game and has his 69 point game against the Cleveland cavaliers
Shaq and Penny were an awesome duo while it lasted. And I hated them, but Stockton and Malone with the give and go was crazy too.
I lived in Chicago for the 'jordan years'...nothing even close since.
Jordan is my #1. Bird is probably #2.
Vince Carters dunk in the Olympics was probably the best dunk ever!!
Throwing centers into the mix makes it more difficult to assess, but I have the same rankings as you. And yes, I'm old enough to have watched both of their entire careers.
@@popsmcgee9775I was born in ‘79, but my dad’s favorite player is Bird. So I watched some of his games when I was young.
I watched MJ’s entire career and have never seen anyone do the things he did every game.
@@wichitadisciple9874 Didn't hurt that his hands were so wonderfully huge, either. Combine that with his athleticism, killer instinct, and hang time...oh boy!!
3:35 imagine having at least 55 plays in your NBA career BETTER than that. 😳
17:53... love how he just runs Rodman right into Isiah.
I don't know if any of MJ's games didn't pay up for the spectators, i could be wrong but i saw most of his games, even the ones in Washington and he always made something beautiful every game, some unique move, steal/block or the winning shot/pass etc. The ease that he had playing this game, even older and not healthy i only hope it will be matched by someone in the future but definitely and maybe unfortunately, not from this modern nba...
The only time this play looks like a push off is when it’s played in slow motion and it’s from the backside. At regular speed it goes so fast that you miss it. When they show that play from. the baseline, you can see that it was not a push off
Bull Mixtape created by the NBA is more interesting than 60 plays (that have too many game-winner shots to be interesting). Also Voyager Part 1 and Part 2 videos for some "rare" aspects of the game.
10:28 micheal did this in college, too putting back free throws
Polo would you please 🙏 play grandma tone LOC wiled thing? Get us all dancing!!! ❤ You. Peace ✌️ Polo...
Dana White sells holy S#÷T moments. Jordan made them every game
#57 is way too underrated
Hi Mr. Polo, Jumping over or thru a defender should be an offensive Foul.. Now a defender can not move under where one is coming down.. ♠Mr.G..
Kinda wish I could see Jordan and Kobe and labron Shaq
That was Cliff Robinson, not the Big Dawg
I was there. #JazzBasketball
Go zags❤✌️ Polo...
Mutumbo was good, but Mark Eaton still holds the record for Blocked Shots Per Game. He stifled Jordan more than once in one game.
Do a reaction to the full Pistons vs Bulls rivalry and transition from old school to Jordan
6:48. I think that's what they did. Thhey kept their eye on the ball. And they saw it going up. So they thought he's gonna go for the shot. But it was a fake and looped it for reverse
That was Cliff Robertson, not Glenn
Theres a lot of player than Labron in his era.i will never co sider him as the best.
Lmao Polo .. bro that was Cliff Robinson not “Big Dog” Glenn Robinson
And he had passed away.
POLO, who's the Goat 🐐 of Basketball 🏀??? Here are 8 great videos that make suggestions to who is the greatest. Of course everyone is going to have their opinion/favorite. So that you don't have to track them down.
All 8 of these videos are great and about 4 years old. *Lebron* has the most views and *Larry* is 2nd out of the list👇.
I personally enjoyed Larry's the most. Not only is he in the conversation of who's the goat 🐐. He won Gold 🥇 *(with his NBA Rivals like Magic and MJ)* at the Olympics, became a *Head Coach (Indiana Pacers),* then went upstairs to the Head Office.... running everything!! Larry's *GENUINE friendship with Magic Johnson* was awesome to see 👀, on and off the court. Oh yeah, Larry also had *Rookie of the Year* as well 😎
*"Making the Case"* by Clayton Crowley
Tim Duncan; Feb 2020, 495k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/1sRSpQ78Y3c/v-deo.html
Larry Bird; Feb 2020, 632k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/Pxf4RzocHN8/v-deo.html
Magic Johnson; March 2020, 304k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/sp3qAXOzY5k/v-deo.html
Wilt Chamberlain; April 2020, 323k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/Ybm_ql373GM/v-deo.html
Kareem Abdul-Jabar; May 2020, 429k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/ddVb8U4UhZ0/v-deo.html
Bill Russell; June 2020, 252k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/WHT8x-AO290/v-deo.html
Michael Jordan; July 2020, 428k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/vqq5d_4umFM/v-deo.html
Lebron James; Sept 2020, 839k 👀's - ua-cam.com/video/gk2F3dKb1uQ/v-deo.html "
Shawn Kemp was Vince Carter before Carter.
Now can you react to Shawn Kemps 50 plays!
MJ wasn’t the kind of player to party all night before a game, especially not before a Finals game…38 points with flu like/food poisoning symptoms is insane…today’s players would be resting in their hotel room…
Greg POSTERTAG!
Bird had no weaknesses none
He came back at 38, not 40. He ended his career at 40.
I highly doubt we see anyone this rediculously amazing ever egain. Alot of people literally thought he wasn't human no joke. Just imagine what he would do to this pathetic excuse for a league these days!
Please react to Vince Carters dunk highlights!