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If ya didn’t witness it like 98% of yas didn’t. Best ya dont coment.🤫

You loser need to stop it. Longevity stats means ZERO!!!! Ya lost x6

Any good?😂 Way better than Bron at same age. Turn a team bottom 5 every category to top 5. Top 10-15 greatest turnarounds in history.

Rodman on the macs

Juwan howard had post game oh ya i remember

whats more insane is that the two guys in the thumbnail for this video were teammates for years in cleveland.

This video is finally back from the shadow realm, neat.

Jordan in a taped interview before the Wizards stated that if he had been chasing stats, he never would have retired without scoring 30,000 points, or passing Wilt's scoring total. He got his 30,000 points and later passed Wilt, 40+ games into his second Wizards year. When he got his 30k points, the game was stopped and they had a league ceremony for it as he had arranged, as the team president of operations. He got an official trophy about the size of the Larry O'Brien Trophy for the season champion title, but for just getting to a distant 4th in that exclusive scorers' club (Kareem, Wilt, and Karl Malone already had 30k+, with no celebrations for achieving that mark). What MJ wanted, always, was to pass his main rivals for the GOAT title. That's why he said he had 'nothing left to prove' and so, had lost his motivation, when he retired the first time. Because Magic had failed to three-peat, which he'd just accomplished. Earlier in his career, he was furious to find out he'd been just two points shy of Wilt's all-star single game scoring record. He yelled at his scorekeeper (the all-star game was in Chicago, so Chicago's scorekeeper was there) for not telling him, so he could do it. That guy had been holding up two fingers to let him know, but MJ didn't catch it. And when MJ ended his career, he had the same 30.1 ppg average as Wilt (as rounded to the first decimal which is the way the NBA shows stats). But he was 0.05 ppg ahead of Wilt for bragging rights (Wilt's 30.07 ppg was rounded up, while MJ's 30.12 was rounded down). He could not play any more seasons with his low 20 ppg average or his career average would dip below the Big Dipper.

Floor Jordan was still deadly when he had the energy. Dude was averaging about 26ppg at one point before hurting his knee.

The Wizards gave up Sheed (for Strickland) and Webber (for Richmond), and extended the wrong guy (Howard). Richmond left the Wiz because Jordan signed on, and promptly won a title as a glorified benchwarmer with the Lakers. Makes you think if Jordan was a clout-chaser, he would have signed with LA. Jordan as an executive did well in shedding bad contracts, but somewhere along the line he and the ownership didn't see eye-to-eye. The decision to draft Kwame Brown was a head-scratcher, I would guess MJ liked Brand more than Pau, and then trading for Stackhouse. I understand that Rip wasn't the kind of shot creator and volume scorer Jordan wanted, and he needed someone else to carry the offense. Jordan's performance on the court was what you could expect from an older athlete - not his best. Putting it in context, he was away from competitive basketball for three seasons and even though he trained, his body was no longer used to the grind. For anybody on a different standard than him, he was at least one of the top ten wing players in the league in the two seasons he played. Abe Pollin's behavior after Jordan retired again really showed that management was unhappy with Jordan for some reason. I would surmise MJ's methods grated on the ownership, and likely because he wasn't really a great talent evaluator, preferring to stack his roster with his buddies or UNC/Duke alumni.

Another goated vid man! Keep it up!!

I’m not sure why you mention the Wizards 1-9 start after the All-Star break without including the context that Jordan partially tore those ligaments he had to have surgery on literally the game BEFORE the all star break. Were you unaware of that? And if that’s the case, why make a video about a topic you’re barely more knowledgeable than a causal fan about?

Jordan actually averaged right under 23 ppg in his first season with the Wizards at 22.9. The team was in playoff contention before he had season ending knee surgery. 37 wins was a big improvement from that previous season before M.J came out of another retirement. They were one of the best defensive teams as well. He actually made that franchise relevant. They were crap before he played for them!

MJ before and after Scottie Pippin was a loser no matter how much you try to slice it 😎

I could have sworn he lead the league in scoring for the first week or so.

That all star game that should have been the game winner. The game clock didnt start right away

Yes, up until he tore his meniscus in game 47 of his return season in 2001. He also entered that’s season healing from broken ribs sustained by Ron Artest in a pickup game. He was among the best shooting guards that season averaging 25/6/5 before his injury on 43% shooting; and he was only getting better. Even his shooting percentage, which was bad for him was still on par with the other shooting guards. Only 3 other players were averaging more than 25ppg (Iverson, Shaq and Pierce). Before his injury, he had Wizards winning 56% of their games (23% the season prior without him), and he was doing this with Rip Hamilton, their second best player, injured.

Great production man, definitely 10 outta 10

love your videos man keep them coming

38 ur old mj has greater impact on the game than 38 yr old LJ. Before he injured his knee, wizards are on pace to make playoffs and he's doing it on both ends without arguably the best two way player today in AD. LJ basically just don't defend. He's become so lazy on defense only does it if he wants to and just focusing on ofense

Nice

Do blazers pippen next pls

do carmelo anthony after he left nyk

Spam w's in the chat for this man

More washed than Ron Jeremy's bedsheets was not something I expected to hear😭

Gary Payton on the Miami Heat?

Id like to see pippen in portland and houston, barkley in houston ,as well as drexler you could do a special three for one episode on all of those aging rockets players. What about Dennis rodman for his brief time with the Lakers and Mavericks and basically everyone during his early 2000s come back that was short-lived. Also Vin Baker when he played for the Celtics or anytime after Seattle. Also I would like to see Antoine Walker and Jason Williams once they left the Celtics and Kings respectively. I just found your page tonight, so I apologize if you've already made any of these.

Rip Johnny hockey, I don’t watch much hockey but I hope he’s in heaven

You guys can't tell me for the past 40 years has had been good. Nba players have become more and more spoiled brats, thanks to mainstream media and getting 20 and 30+ dollars to now to the 60+ million. In the 1980s they were also spoiled brats, but it was a slight difference than it was in the 1990s. Don't get me wrong, the 80s was harder than the 1990s, but those guys had it good, real good too. I'm pretty sure bill russell would of loved to make a extra 1 or 3 million dollars. In your giving them players options too. Mannnn you athletes today have it good and you still find ways to whine and complain and b*tch and moan and you have side jobs to as podcasters (which I still don't understand why). I know those 80s and 70s and 60s players are looking at you modern day athletes and even from the 2000s saying. Man I wish we had that kind of technology and film and medicine and sneakers and mainstream growing up and practice facilities and 5 star camp.

0:53 the delivery is just 🤣😂

Jordan in the Wizard please

poor man’s blake griffin

Tony Parker on the charlotte hornets

Blake Griffin on the Detroit Pistons or CWebb on the 76ers

I forgot all about him with Celtics. I only remember magic, lakers, cavs and heat.

i disagree with blindly stating "if Shaq had Kobe's mentality he would close the goat discussion" the thing is we can't be sure how it would turn out for him, maybe he overworks his huge body and ends up with half the career he ended up having (pretty much like Yao Ming)

He sucked but the onion sports headlines were legendary

man oh man that phone call was hard to watch. poor dude.

0:14 Calling Shaq "arguably the greatest center" really hurts your credibility right out of the gate. Better than Bill Russel, Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar or Hakeem Olajuwon? No way! And you know who agrees with me on that? Shaq himself! So Shaq is probably the fifth best center in the history of basketball. This means he isn't even in the top 10 for best player. Not even sure about top 15.

Can you do Ewing on the magic/supersonics

Detroit wasn't contending for a chip if Iverson came off the bench. He needs a lot of shots in his late career due to refs holding the whistle due to being assholes. Coming off the bench was stupid. Send him to the Lakers and make him come off the bench. A team that's sitting mid in the playoffs? No, he can start and you use the income he brought in during Free Agency....just a ridiculous idea. A team struggling to be in championship contention is asking ALLEN IVERSON to come off the bench after AvG over 29PPG with Denver with high Steals and Assist.

We're talking about practice 🤣🤣

Bulls fan here. Derrick Rose means so much to me as a fan. It makes me so sad every time I think of what if.

Hell no lol

Kemba on the Celtics

i've watched a few of your nba videos and they were all amazing. I know your channel is going to blow up any minute if you keep up this level of good quality / content. Keep it up!

Just found ur channel and it so good dude! Keep em coming

Keep trying. This is ass and very much done before but you could be an average TH-camr after a few years.