"Because you never WON anything." - Michael Jordan
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Did he say “because you never want anything” or “you never won anything”
@@coryshea4338 wanted
Not to be rude but set realistic goals mate give it 2 years
@@arockydiamond9454 “Well that’s you. Because you never won anything.” -MJ
That’s crazy he was getting tears in his eyes just thinking about it… that’s real
Only because years over years people labelled him as a bad person, someone who treated his teammates terribly.
But he just wanted to push them to be winners, and he led by example.
His dad probably taught him the meaning of doing it the right way. Still remember when he led them to that championship. 💪 ❤
As he should've because winning isn't everything , it's nice however not everything not even money makes you happy . You don't have to step on or over people to achieve greatness ‼️
@@TorontoWirewhen was this?
MJ was portrayed as a saint before social media
I’d be sad too if years later my teammates started calling me a bully and a bad person just because I wanted to win, and wouldn’t accept players who didn’t deserve to be there because they didn’t want to put in the work. That’s what leadership is, but some people want to expend little effort and expect a trophy/ring. It doesn’t matter whether we’re playing sports, selling cars, digging trenches, making games, attending classes, etc… whatever it is that we do, if we’re not giving it our absolute best, we’re not winning. No promotion, no degree, no bonus, no championship, no praise. That’s what we can expect when we don’t put in the work, and the opposite is true when we do. We reap what we sow.
Heavy is the head that wears the crown ❤️
Swearrrrr
Facts
That chose to wear the crown.
Beautifully stated.
@@MrLoobu lmao wow STUPIDEST reply to a comment I may ever read. And my account is 12 years old lmao congrats dummy
"Its lonely at the top but its a bitch at the bottom"- Jamey Johnson
never be the bitch at the bottom, you be sucking shit and dick
Nah he is not lonely at the top anymore
@@CaveJohnsonTopG He is damn lonely. Not only was he lonely at the top, but MJ ain’t the type of person to call you after and open up, apologize and so on and so forth. Dude has a billion dollars and like 2 friends
@@CaveJohnsonTopGlebalco ain't him
@@CaveJohnsonTopGLebron is not evenclose stop it
The Last dance is the greatest documentary of all time
Docuseries. But yes you're right. It's amazing.
🧢
Kmt why is it
Greatest by far. Nothing even comes close
MJ: “cause you never won anything”
That’s when I took it personal.
Ikr like damn🗿
😂
*It became personal with us…..*
@@jaydenvert9168 for real for real 🤣🤣🤣
@@jaydenvert9168 that’s exactly what he wants.
Probably one of the most honest clips of MJ you'll ever see. He was obsessed with winning and was willing to sacrifice everything for greatness.
Yeah even his dad
@@gregoryparr4195 shut up
@@gregoryparr4195 😐
@@gregoryparr4195 TF?
Anyone say his "even his dad" that's on your evil soul. We forget Karma alot when we speak ill will & talk about dead when you do not have a clue on this man relationship with his dad, so clearly. He listened to his father and played baseball first. That's why when he retired the 1st time when his dad was murk, he went & played basketball, that's what his dad loved. He did not care about the jokes, bc it wasn't about you'll dumbasseries. Plus he listened to his mom and signed with Nike. Also everyone forget the players had choices. Like Mike said, play how he wanted or na. Go ask for a trade or sit & get a ring. Why not asked these players that played their as&3$ off to win these titles, if they regret putting up with MJ to win? And why? And why didn't they leave?
I was a HS player when Jordan was dominating the league. He made our whole team try harder without ever walking onto our court. Legend.
Love it when athletes have that effect on you 🔥
That’s what Kobe did for us ❤️🔥 RIP Mamba
Coaches in all sports would reference Jordans championship work ethic
Damn u old as fuck
@@scarlips1995Kobe raped yall that's crazyv
That sent chills down my spine he is on another level .
Yup
I remember the Final vs the Portland Trailblazers. They said MJ can shoot the 3, what he did shoot 3s. Don't make tell MJ he can't do something in the court...
@@kaya856lol chillout
He is on another level.
@@silpancho566 that's why he's the goat. People like MJ are rare breeds, if you wanna see them at their best tell them they cant do something
He calls his addiction to winning his curse. That puts into perspective the toll it takes on him to know how everyone hated him and how he acted, because while he's immensely proud you can tell it does hurt him that he used to he so hard on his teammates
But he wouldn’t have it any other way
Shit id expect him to be hard on me. Its a TEAM game team gotta put in work
@@tomwallhead6950 hell yeah....no doubt
@@tomwallhead6950 easy to talk.
Shi I wish I had him pushing me to be the best I Kan be the world needs ppl like that
You can see it in his eyes. He traded championships for friendship. It’s true what they say. It’s lonely at the top. He has a legacy that will last forever but you can tell he is remorseful for how he treated ppl in order to demand greatness
You must not have seen his hall of fame speech. Oakley is his best bud. Saw them in 06, they stayed at the Hotel I was working at in downtown Houston. Never have been a fan, but haven’t seen anyone better in my lifetime.
Thats growth as a man . To be able to look back and know that maybe you gave yourself a raw deal at times. Every person who performs to that level in their respective field has to make this decision at one point or another. As long as my family loves me I couldn't give a shit . Thats just me though.
@@corywittamori896 better words could not be said.
Jordan has no remorse wtf this dude gave no credit and even in real life is a asshole you better check around and watch your words
If you look into his eyes you can see......his ass been drinking.
Bro real started to cry just thinkin about winning thats crazy
The price of victory ain’t cheap…
Lmaooo
MJ was teary eyed at the end.
He remembered the sacrifices he did to win.
"There's no 'I' in team, but there's an 'I' in win." --- Michael Jordan.
But there is 2 i's in the Nintendo Wii
Shaq: There’s no I in Team Kobe.
Kobe: but there’s a Me in that Mf’er
@@ridgethomas1998yeah if you’re cockeyed like Shaq with dyslexia 😭
There is no I team but there is a M, E in that motherfucker- Kobe
@@ridgethomas1998there is an I in helicopter
Jordan said’ “That’s you, cause you never won anything.” That one line shreds so many people players and pundits alike.
You never want not never won. Clean your ears
@@montairmnz6786
He's right, it is _"won"_ so maybe *you should clean your ears.*
And while you're at it you should stop reading the incorrect words added on this video.
@@donarthiazi2443 IDIOT. you should clean yours.
@@donarthiazi2443 "Break"
@@montairmnz6786 you fool 😂😂😂
Bro poured his heart and soul into the game and you can just see it in his eyes, the reason he’s forever goated
This man gave everything he had every night and never backed down!! And what Jordan gave to the game was better than everybody else past, present and future!!
Best ever. He can't even fake it... And I love him calling break, extra GOAT.
If mj calls break it’s break
More like pain of regret. Knowing he ruined alot of ppl
@@BoosterGoldEarth6 Explain?
@@jhasquet he’s crying about people not wanting to play his way of basketball. He regrets how he treated his teammates cause they grew resent toward him. Case in point Scotty Pippen’s book.
@@chrisalverez6319
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After MJ won his first title. I don't remember the bulls losing three games in a row. He was a absolute W monster
I heard there’s a stat that mj never lost 3 games in a row. So you’re right
They didn't, from the first year he won a championship to his final game as a Bull, when MJ was playing the Bulls never lost 3 games in a row.
I didn’t know that…. Damn.
He went like 8 years without losing 3 straight
@@JacksHardenedLiver he’s just different 🐐
I cried when I first saw this part. You can see the sadness in his soul because he knows the suffering he went through. No shame just raw and based truth.
😂😂😂
@@BlackPanther-nv2dywhat’s funny
Thats why I think he isnt so public. They tried to kill him with gambling. He survived. Shaq is so public that a new video of him doing something for someone comes out once a week. Mike feels betrayed. He may do what SHaq does but doesnt want the spotlight and demands privacy.
THIS is the pinnacle of having the will to win. GOAT
You can tell it’s effected him in terms of how he’s perceived as this tyrant to his teammates, in his mind he just wanted to win at all costs. And he wanted guys that wanted it as bad as him.
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FACTS!
You hit the nail on the head!
I don’t think it’s only about how he treated teammates. He treats everyone like that. He’s remembering his divorce, and losing friends, and fights with his kids, etc(that’s what I read into it anyway) he’s not just a basketball player afterall
@@osmanshah5046 it’s sad when young men don’t realize they’re dumb af and still need a momma basically and let their wives go. I’ve been married for 12 years and can honestly say, any serious fight we’ve EVER had that appeared to have potential to be a marriage ender was MY FAULT. It’s just facts. Having the discipline to stay in your relationship can strengthen you as an individual person. I’ve grown and become much more resilient to sins of the flesh (not just sexual) since making myself stick by her. She’s a WAY better person than I. Not to throw shade but I’d imagine a lot of us men are dogs that still wanna fuck and play. Sorry to sound corny and clichè but my wife is my rock. No matter who I am at the time, her standard for me never changes and I’m better for it. Idc how famous or successful you are, everyone needs this. Everyone needs to be reminded they’re only a human. You can only be handsome and successful for so long before you start becoming and old, disabled body.
He wants everyone to reach their peak. Cant hate on him for that, tough love is still love
Lol no, he wanted to win. Whatever the cost.
Nah. Kareem always won from high school to college to NBA. Got the same amount of rings and ain't have to punch nobody but Bruce Lee...foh he ain't no leader
@@TayG_9Deuce say you have never played competitive team sports without saying it..
@@luniz1982 so you would mind getting punched in your face? Then the guy who punched you in the face you turn around and say u a leader....you sir are a pussy to believe another grown man starving you is leadership
@@luniz1982 Dude. The best team players. lead by example and are both loved and respected. They make you want to do your best. MJ is the GOAT, but a garbage leader.
"Leadership has a price.. and winning has a price."
He was connected mind body and soul and that’s what you call passion
That last part, hit him hard if a friend didn’t wanna meet his full potential. Jordan was a dude that wanted to excel and be the best, BUT wanted his teammates to feel that too. He never put his people down, all tough love,
He definitely put people down but it’s in the name of motivating them.
@Iam thetruth an asshole that helped his team win 6 rings. Go cry softie
@Iam thetruth this right here is what’s wrong with society. “My respect” smh…sound like these feminist women out here. Somebody like MJ lit a fire under Tom Brady’s ass for him to have the mentality he has to win. That’s just how it works if you have ever played sports. You don’t get to the top by everybody respecting you, and talking to you nicely.
@Iam thetruth Read ur comment and tell me if that makes any sense lmao
I've seen Brady get heated at his teammates multiple times. Jordan's fire to win was second to none and probably is a big reason Tom is the competitor that he is.
Dude's basketball heart is bursting through in this clip. I wish half the dudes in the league now played with heart on both ends of the floor like this. Appreciate you 4 life, Money 🐐❤
Big facts
People should just leave MJ alone. He's been retired for 20 yrs and he's 60 yrs old. When you watch his highlights in the 80s & 90s, it's easy to choose Michael Jordan as the greatest player of all-time. He does magical things around the net, like dunks, air-time, put-backs, finger rolls and lay-ups.
Yeah but at what cost?
@@paradise4213 “ COST “ 2B Da BO$$ 😱🫵🏽😂😂😂🫡
THIS comment
Watched this clips dozens of times… still gives me goosebumps
Wow , pure honesty there . The dedication is immeasurable
Michael Jordan is an amazing leader. Never ask anyone to do anything that you won’t do yourself. Always lead by example.
Winners always win. Losers always lose. He was a true winner.
Brendan?
@@d1rtyr3d18 Russell?
@@Mr.Mancream really enjoyed ur work in the mummy series. Glad ur making a comeback that's awesome. Not sure about that username, but to each their own.
Damn right, Mr Mancream
This episode stood out very much. Seeing Jordan’s eyes, as they teared up and the crackle in his voice as he talked about this nearly brought me to that point. Ppl only looked at the way he was instead of looking at why he was. He gave 120% and can tell the pain of failure/losing still lingers within him. To be around others that don’t have the same views, dreams, ideas, goals, drive as you, can hurt worse than what it took to win. Especially if you wanted it for them, more than them. MJ will always be an inspiration.
this is the part that makes him the goat. the intangibles
I have heard MJ comment about people saying they wish they could play like him for even one day. He said that isn't fair, essentially because they wouldn't have paid the price that he has to play how well he did.
Still inspires me to this day.. and I'm 47 y.o.
Finally, someone who gets it
Exactly. Period. 💯🐐
I grew up in Chicago during the Jordan era. He might be the greatest craftsman to do anything ever. I’m forever grateful.
GOATED ALL DAY!
There's a price to pay for greatness! To be considered the GOAT...I can only imagine all the sacrifices he went through.
Yea, Jordan sacrificed by beating up his teammates! 😂
Yeah he did …or he also could have just been like someone we all know and just trade them all away ..hmm I wonder who that is?..🤣😂
#Truth
LeBron is the goat
Nope mj the goat
MJ doesn’t have to explain himself to anyone when it comes to basketball. Dominated a decade. The results speak for themselves.
And the only argument bronsexuals have is that the 90s didn't have talent which was far from true lmfao
@@calmyourtits5587 bronsexuals!?! LMAO! 😆😆😆
@@calmyourtits5587 Bronsexuals,bruh that’s too funny
@@calmyourtits5587 the talent compared to the 90s and now… cmon it’s common knowledge that each passing generation is physically faster, stronger, bigger… it’s way more skill in today’s game. And any metric you look at the defense that is “non existent” today is exponentially better than that of the 90s. Sorry but football basketball isn’t really playing defense.
@@calmyourtits5587 why is saying "the competition would be harder" equal to treating legends like bums. Look at the time of chamberlain?you think lebron wouldnt at the least be same fly like chamberlain?
Pure greatness... Almost brought tears to the man's eyes
He’s right. I’m not a professional athlete, not even close. I’m a craftsman who works with tools. There’s a lot of hard work, dedication and sacrifices that separates a 35k a year craftsman and a 200k a year craftsman. It turns out 99% of the people you run into in your respective craft whether it be a professional sport or any other job just aren’t dedicated enough to be in the top 1%. He said this same thing like 30 years ago and a skinny kid from nowhere was listening. Thank you for teaching me this Mr. Jordan.
Best part in the whole damn series. Really shows how much love he had for the game and how much it hurt him for people to view him otherwise
Or alternatively how much it hurt him to accept that he hurt other people.
It's lonely at the top&being a🐐ask Tom Brady🏈🏀💯
@@dinospumoni5611I get what your saying but the thing that turns ppl into tyrants like MJ in the 1st place is lack of respect from the ppl in his life...If your not great in ppl eyes, ppl are gonna let you know about it without you even asking...MJ wasn't having that ...If he hurt anybody on his way to the top it's because his environment and the ppl in it hurt him 1st ...Sometimes winning something is the only way to quiet the harsh voices of your hard upbringing inside your head ...This clip is the closest we will ever see him say " I'm sorry, but I'm not sorry"...
@@damainmane4765 I get what you're saying as well, but without probing into MJ's mind, just based on his behavior and the words of his teammates and coaches and such he seems supremely mentally healthy. Phil Jackson, the famous shaman of basketball, I think largely agreed. I don't necessarily blame him by any means and it's sure as shit worked out for him, he's by most people considered the GOAT of his sport (despite being drafted 3rd), by experts he's top 2 at the least debatable with LeBron (albeit maybe Kareem's in the discussion but in that case we're heavily valuing longevity in which case LeBron is the uncontroversial GOAT, heavily valuing peak it's a coin toss between him and Bron), he's a billionaire, etc.
Idk what his social and psychological life is like. I hope he's doing well. Obviously there's a pathology in his extreme competitiveness, gambling addiction, etc. As a layman watching there are a few moments in _The Last Dance_ of intense emotion which I personally saw as an experience of guilt. Now I don't know exactly what went on in the Bulls locker room, or whether he was straight up abusive, but it clearly worked. I hope he can accept it and I hope his teammates don't take his behavior too much to heart because at least from the outside it appeared to just be a tactic from his extreme competitiveness and not a personal attack (though I don't doubt he used personal attacks as motivational attempts... however misguided or impotent).
@@damainmane4765 also I could be wildly mistaken but I think he had a pretty healthy family life? I recall the murder of his father being extremely grievous for him and he was super close with him iirc but again just going off memory I don't want to dismiss any trauma he may have experienced just because I'm not aware or don't remember
this is the most relatable moment i've ever seen from an elite athlete. speaking his heart. love him more for this
Real question would you still have loved him if you were one of those he had to be a tyrant to?
@@luggerphilippe8409 You think they’d prefer not to have the rings?
@@Zeppelin180 self respect or rings..I think they would go with the first.
He could take a shit in your mouth and you would love him more for his aim. Just looking for reasons to worship another man
@@luggerphilippe8409 play fucking better and want it more if you want the self respect. Its not jordans fault he worked every day,showed up first to the gym and worked harder than most people will ever know to master his craft. Dude never switched it off, everyone else just switched it on every once in a while.
This was who he is. The most competitive athlete in sports history!
Im not a Nascar fan but Earnhardt would wreck instead of settle for 2nd. Thats legitimate death you're risking. Some ppl are insane and competitive at the same time like these 2.
Gretsky, Messi, Phelps, Ali, and Woods have entered the chat
Still MJ
@@daddydollabill5102They can enter the chat all they want. They're definitely not more competitive than Jordan.
Kobe took this mentality. Served him well. 5 titles and one of the GOATS. Relentless and driven.
You see him running faster than everyone in the sprints. That's the best player in the world with multiple MVPs and Rings still grinding harder than everyone else. Only the special athletes are born with that drive.
He owes no one any explanation when it comes to the game. GOAT👑
facts
This man is shedding tears about how passionate he is about the game and even while said, he said "BREAK" with such conviction. GOAT
EDIT: Damn 2k? Glad to see others agree 😅💯
This man is shedding tears because he was and still is a complete asshole. The goat basketball player for sure but he gave up his empathy and humanity for greatness. He was ruthless and heartless and that damaged his soul. It's a high price for all time greatness and to be the greatest, that's why most people on earth are mediocre at best.
@@durellpowell3324 Mj was never a nice guy. He never had to be and look at where he is today. Only thing that matters in life is staying true to yourself💯
@@mrp8231 Awesome
That didn't change a damn thing I said
He is where he is and obviously carrying pain
@@mrp8231 youa clear dick rider
And yes MJ THE GOAT AND RICH
SO WHAT? HE AN ASSHOLE AND A DAMAGED HUMAN BEING. HE TRADED BEING A QUALITY HUMAN BEING FOR BASKETBALL
FUCK MJ
@@mrp8231 all these niggas loving Mj
That nigga an uncle Tom and would shit on u beforr help u
But niggas worship this hoe ass nigha
I don't give a fuck how good u was at a child's game
This is the most G.🏀.A.T.E.D short ever and shows how much mj loves the game of basketball
Imagine kobe never died and we got a series like this with him. RIP
Ruthless and brutally honest. That's who MJ is. You always knew what you'd get. He was the most straight forward and fierce competitor I've ever seen. GOAT mentality, GOAT skills. He's the GOAT. Period.
He's crying because of the guys that called him an asshole, then they called him a leader, and he made them call him a champion.
Asshole, leader and champion are all not mutually exclusive
He doesn't care about being an a hole. Weak people consider you an a hole when you're not sparing their feelings. True leaders have no time, or tolerance for that.
You take ultimate winners like Mj, Brady, Woods, Serena… like you probably wouldn’t see them show emotion and cry about a relationship not working out or a divorce or something. Only thing that gets them to be emotional and teary eyed is when it comes to there sport that they devoted there entire life to. I don’t see them as ass holes. They loved the sport there in before anyone or anything else came into the picture. It’s what makes them above everyone else. They want to win and compete at the highest level and honestly nothing in life not there families not there own livelihood matters more than winning and being the absolute best they can be.
He wouldn't of been a champion without his teammates. To me a championship in sports means nothing.
Those same guys still call him a asshole to this day 🤷🏽♂️ just saying
“Because you never won anything”
That’s tough right there 😤😤😤
I met Michael twice. He was so nice. Never forget it.
"I wanted to win but I wanted them to win and be part of that as well", now that's what a nice teammate, true 🐐.
Look into his eyes he's so emotional about the game of basketball. Its unreal
I love everything about this…man we need more guys like him
That's not MJ selling shoes or doing a Gatorade commercial.
That's raw passion from one of the most dedicated athletes ever.
💥🔥The passion to win is in his soul, his being...basketball was just the conduit of expression 🔥
Very well said! 100%
@@KolaAlade-li5db thank you.
@@proplayer341 thank you.
Well said!
He sold his soul for those meaningless rings.
Say what you want about MJ......watching him tear up speaking about how passionate and competitive he was..... that's who he is..... that's why he will always be the greatest.
And MJ has the best per game statistics in NBA history.
Longevity doesn't mean bleep
At this point if you put anybody above this man MJ you literally don’t know basketball…
@@karithema9ician657 Lebron James
@@igorrosales1799 youre high kid
Lebron James is definitely the greatest overall player. #1 scoring all time. #4 assists all time. Thats unheard of and fucking insane.
❤❤❤That’s what makes a great Marine to Mike I knew a few personally
Grown ass man 🐐
This is why hes the goat
Facts bro the number one true goat Kobe dead next behind him don't care wat anybody says mj Kobe goats
MJ will always be the Goat...Fuck Scottie Pippen
@El ReyHa. Facts. baby pippen is fiction. He proly thinks he's th GOAT too. LMFAO....I bet he doesn't think he came out of his mother's belly either...
@El Rey scottie trippen...
He’s the goat bc of his legend. Kobe has the same insanity as Michael, hell maybe more but Kobe don’t have this Paul Bunyan or John Henry like legend that Jordan has💯 his shoes helps too. Look at how we refer to his shoes. “The flu game 12s” “the 72-10 11s” “space jam 11s” “he got game 13s”, his legend will never be forgotten bc the shoes will forever remind us. His shoes has stories lol jordan is the goat and forever will be bc of his legend
Losing his father (his hero) in a very tragic manner early on in his NBA career hardened MJ’s soul even more…
That's why him and Kobe were so fucking close. Same DNA.
Oh stfu with that stupid comparison
Mike was a Dogg on the court.. he played the game the right way.. friends off the court.. that's how winning is done ... that's how legends are made.. this is how sports should be played❤
Jordan reminded me of Thanos, sacrificing everything to acquire all the infinity stones
🐐 👑
This comment GOT IT!
All 6
6 infinity stones, 6 championships
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MJ took ball serious. I've never seen anyone today in nba with that type of passion.
I would argue Jimmy Butler comes closest.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 Honestly I agree with this. He seems like the only one who wants to win at all costs.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 he’s a glimmer of hope for the league. I’m rooting hard for him to get the chip.. just one more win to make it to the finals.
That's the difference between him and LeBron James, Michael always had that fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 & "will" to win at any cost!
@@jasondyrkacz8270The ONLY people that come THAT close is people like magic Johnson ,Larry Bird and Kobe Bryant, Kareem
That's a goat!!!!!!
This what l personally call PLAYING THE GAME PASSIONATELY 👍
Hes Eyes and his voice tells u everything you need to know about his legacy
Even a non NBA fan can tell the difference between having basketball in your heart and blood, as opposed to being good enough to make the team and get fat checks. The guys with the heart are the ones that become legends.
The guys with the heart and passion are the ones who also don't care about the money and fame it gets them.
YEAH we can tell the difference between MJ and Ben Simmons.
I saw the real Michael Jordan speak at Kobes funeral. He has grown in Humility. Good Job MJ. ❤
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You know you’re so great when you start addressing yourself as a third person.
I think he said “because you never won anything”
He did, thanks for pointing this out. The app I was using for the captions does things automatically and I missed that.
@@repurposeyou ooh ok ok I realized this
How did he know what someone won. MJ was awful..... Bad Boys beat him so bad he had to cry to the league to break up the Pistons. Such a 😾
@Kareem Hawkins The bad boys were practically assaulting people. Players like them, Draymond and Brooks want to injure people. That's not sports; that's sociopathy.
@@goofballbiscuits3647Still winners.
He played with fire 🔥 He took every single player around him to the next level…. Even his opponents…. That’s why he’s the greatest of all time and he was a professional baseball player towards the end of his career….
The 🐐 is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, not Michael Jordan.
He had fire and his baseball career was iffy at best.
@@epicgodlux4228 how can you say that? You don’t see Kareem playing two pro sports and playing at that level…. Jordan’s baseball career was iffy but it showed that it didn’t matter what sport it was, Jordan was going to be a factor…. He went from hardly ever playing baseball to hitting a home run against professional level pitching:…. That’s not an easy feet…. The Bo Jackson was more of a goat but He didn’t play basketball and unfortunately his careers were cut short….
@@timstraw8312 Easily. Kareem was not arrogant to think he needed to play two sports. Kareem also dominated from the collegiate level to the professional level. Michael was arrogant and he could not be great in both sports.
Jordan was NOT factor! Did the team have a better record with him on the team than before? No. Did the tran win the world series? No. Did the team even make it close to the big dance? No. Correction he was a factor. A walking clown show to take in the money from his "presence" otherwise he was ineffective as a baseball player.
In a head to head Kareem beats MJ. In a statistical battle Kareem beats MJ. In a feelings based environment where logic and facts cannot be argued MJ beats Kareem.
Didn't apply to Dennis though. Both Jordan and Jackson said that Rodman was the greatest athlete they've ever seen and didn't push him like the others. Dude was out partying and binging nonstop and still performed. That's the thing too. Not to take anything away from Rodman, but imagine if he had the work ethic and raw determination (with none of the distractions and partying). People like that exist. Where they are the best with sub-optimal effort. No doubt in my mind that for every 1 Michael Jordan, there are 100s who are actually better but misfortune and distractions got in the way. They didn't fuck with Rodman because they know how good he was and the way you got the most out of him was actually to let him party and "be himself." Just a cool dynamic there.
This shit damn near make me emotional
No explanation needed champ!! Everyone isn't that disciplined..🎯💯👍
Honestly Mike is the type of person that either makes you better if your on his team, if your motivated or wanna be considered one of the greats you'd try your best to match his energy.
...or?
MJ was absolutely a team player and never expected anything that he wouldn't do. The absolute GOAT!!
This is one of the realest segments from The Last Dance. And the clip forces you to ask yourself, how bad do you want, whatever it is that you want.
I'm happy with my generation that there's a man like MJ who achieve the pinnacle of success in sport. No excuses
I wonder if any of those people criticizing Jordan can win 6 any better than how he did.
So glad I was a spoiled Bull's fan.
Exactly! Well said. We were all better people watching it also.
@@wilmoreridgerunner8385damn so what do I do? Am I going to be a worse person because I wasn’t there?
And still.. nobody better has come along.
Nobody!! 🐐
@@KaineTremaine nah nah I wanna know how the hell people were “better people” for seeing it.
Michael Jordan you don't have to apologize your accomplishments speak for themselves
Watch it again.
He didn’t apologize.
Michael jordan talking in the 3rd person cracks me up still. He was raw and unrelentless
I love you Mike!!
The greatness in this man is unreal. Legend greatest to every play the game. Much respect if it wasnt for him the bulls wouldnt of owned the 90s. No one better
LeBron
I completely understand. I came from the projects in Chicago. I was so driven to get out the hood I ended up without too many friends in high school and even less in college. My focus was laser-like, I would stay up for days chasing my dream. Everyone who played a part in my life would always tell me I was too serious. In the end I made all my dreams come true but it came at the cost of friendship and relationships !
If you didn't do that you wouldn't have been at the bottom blaming them and yourself. We all follow a path and we make friends with people who follow the same path as us. And there is a the ultimate reality that demands you to make even a greater sacrifice. Seek the purpose of your creation it is more fulfilling
This is an amazing post bro and I pray you're successful and still pursuing greatness
🔥🔥 bro I didn’t come from the projects but you know success has always been on my mind and it has also cost me friendships and relationships. You cant explain it to people but all you can do is keep being successful and inspiring others.
@@Diawarrior
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This breaks my heart every time. There was a reason Pippen couldn’t do it without Michael and it isn’t just because he’s not as good. It’s because he’d rather be your friend than the guy that forces you to meet him at his level. That level is the one that wins.
The reason Pippen couldn't do it without Jordan is the Blazers tanked the 4th quarter against Kobe and Shaq in 2000. Sabonis fouling out didn't help either.
pippen is nobody's friend. he's just as big a prick but for all the wrong reasons.
But don't forget, Jordan couldn't do it without pippen..
He was on the team seven yrs , before he won ah championship.
@@Bam-sw1bqCouldn't what? He dominated the league individually and his team sucked for his first few years. Then he was given moldable players, whom he influenced to step their games up, and then he was provided a good coach.
In Pippen's rookie season Jordan was MVP and DPOY. Pippen and Grant grew up as players with Jordan forcing them to be better. They had the ability to be All-Stars, but Jordan made at least Pippen a HoFer.
@@jacobgordon7998 Rite.
Did he receive his 1st, championship with the help of; Pippen?.
To be the best. It takes everything you have. MJ made that sacrifice 💪🏼
Whenever I’m around around someone who’s better than me at what I do, I become a sponge and soak up all the knowledge I can.
MJ is so bad ass, he still calls his own breaks. 😆
he like co directed the doc
He was about to cry
That kind of passion for meeting your goals is beyond inspirational.
The Goat
Pretty sure he said ‘that’s because you never won anything’
When you see your leader not flopping, working out to get stronger, play BOTH ends of the floor, hit the gym before you and is the last to leave - it’s pretty hard as a teammate to criticize the man….unless you’re lazy, in that case, you wouldn’t last very long on the team.
Yes!!! “Won” not “want”!!!!
Bro lebron flops because he gets no calls I get that is bad but it's not fair
@@killinghawkz - Shaq used to get no calls, guys would really need to WRAP him up…even then it got to a point that centre/PF didn’t want to get body slammed by Shaq, so they just move away when he was in the paint - THATS DOMINANCE.
LBJ on the other hand is flopping when touched by a little PG/SG, not the same thing… and his fouls aren’t even hard fouls - MJ had harder fouls and still managed to put up a shot for an And 1.. stop making excuses for softness - LBJ in today’s game is nearly the same size as most centers, that’s how small the league is now - bunch of scrawny kids.
@@bGzzzzz
It's a different era, oldhead.
If he has an open lane for a dunk most won't bother getting in his way.
Anything short of that is going to bring in extra contact, and he can't just fling guys around.
That'd just backfire on him with a foul.
He plays the game as it's officiated, if he could just bully players in the paint however he pleased, he'd do just that.
@@ThaKingJay - ‘if there’s an open lane people won’t get in his way’ EXACTLY! There’s ALWAYS an open lane because teams are focused on the 3s.
Well if you have been watching the NBA recently you would’ve noticed that those sloppy flops and soft fouls are no longer called - so I guess the NBA had finally woken up to the nonsense.
I think it hurt his feelings the way ppl take stabs at his character just because how passionate he was about winning
That was in response to Bron and others say they play the right way in my opinion
@@homeshomes3855 Mj played the right way once he grew up a lil
Not just anyone.. people he respected.
Facts
Miss watching you play MJ my hero
MJ is the true GOAT 🐐
Passionate man😢❤🎉… you don’t wanna play that way , don’t play that!… break!… deep!… if you not ready to give blood sweat n tears for what you want!… you not ready!
If we could just turn back time! I'm so grateful to have watched MJ. Heart of a Lion! Poise un-matched and humble in success.
To Be The Best You Have To Play That Way.
Lets not miss what he said his teammates would say about him "he never asked anyone to do something he wasnt willing to do FIRST" GOAT QUOTE
yup read military annals... they're loaded with guys just like that and women. the point man...
@@gordonreed2736That's how you win. In war winning is the only goal.
I've never seen him get so chocked up like that emotionally...he's hurting in that clip. All he did was make the NBA players on his team and other teams better! In my opinion he will always be the greatest ever, just based on his mental state and competitive drive. Never just settle for mediocrity!
My guess is that he probably feels a little guilty because he knows he didn't treat people very well back then but it's just WHO he is, that's how he motivated people. Kinda like a blessing and a curse type of thing
I took it as that’s his relationship with the game. Basketball to MJ is everything
Lol stop it. That's not all he did. There's times when he took it too far. He still occasionally takes it too far. Don't make it seem like he's always in the right. Ask Steve Kerr about it. There's a reason Jordan called and apologized, despite mostly being unapologetic.
@@nakanashun5009 WINNING to Jordan is everything, not basketball.
@@younglove3362 Man stop crying and toughen up kid!
The goat of basketball ZERO debate.
Some people aren't capable of that mindset, but that don't make MJ a tyrant. It means simply they weren't on the same level.
His father taught him the value of hard work.
sorry but this guy was born with basketball in his genes
@@wallieshere Nah his dad taught him and his older brother was the talented one far more athletic he even admitted it. Jordan played football and baseball first. Didn’t even make varsity on his first attempts during high school. He developed into who he was because he got tired of failing early on in life.
His father also taught him not to sleep in a car on the side of the road.
@@dashrirprock and father touch his sister