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there's a new mj video out by the b- ball bulletin called "Michael Jordan The Real Goat". and then there's "That Time When A Non NBA Michael Jordan DESTROYED A Team of NBA All Stars" by Julius Artacho enjoy
NO ONE can watch MJ clips and NOT want to immediately go outside and shoot! If I wasn't at work, I'd go out right now and shoot haha! He simply made people WANT to play basketball...worldwide...GOAT
It seemed like every night he was the lead story on ESPN back then even in the off season. He was a ratings cash cow. One night on the evening news they said he affected the stock market that day, that's how big his impact was.
Right ppl always bring up that team, yet they have no idea half if not more were high asf, yet they always use that in a pointless agreement, mike didn't do this or he didn't make the playoffs, yea the damn team was coked out.
Dont understand how dunk at 5:17 is never shown in compilation videos,its one of his best dunks ever! Ive watched and been a fan of mj since 87, this is my 1st time seeing this dunk
It only resurfaced a few years ago. There's still a lot of footage we don't have. Magic was right when he said to get your vcr tapes and record Jordan's games because you won't see it again.
Has anyone ever counted on these highlights how often he makes a shot w/his entire body facing away from the basket? Its the most impressive thing on his highlight reels, and after awhile it seems like people see it so often they act like it's just another layup. Dude was magic around the rim. He went out every game to make sure every fan in the stadium, every player, every coach all the announcers and sports writers and everyone watching on tv knew he was the best, and if it meant emasculating the entire opposing roster he had no issues doing it. Got to remember even Chicago media picked the Cavs in that series, they were seen as more complete and more capable of facing the Celts and Pistons that year. Might be the original, and MJ took it personal. Ehlo had good def on him, MJ didn't have a clear shot, and somehow it went in and MJ made sure all Chicago media remembered they didn't pick the Bulls, that's why he was so amped, really was his first slain giant, even if only a relatively weak one. If you react to the Portland 8 3pt game, see if you can find some vid on what lead up to it. It wasn't just Portland that thought he couldn't shoot 3's. Sports media was saying that Clyde was in MJ's league as a shooting guard b/c he had a 3pt shot and could also get to the rim and defend, it was even talked about during the game. Clyde was a stud, HoF SG, but you give MJ a weeks worth of ammo to put into his game and you get history. UMT tape is fire b/c of the soundtrack and the production, this one does a better job of just showing you the highlights.
Great comment. Yeah, I remember the comparisons with Clyde. Make me wonder how much better Mike would have been if Len Bias had lived. I think Bias would have driven Mike to even greater competitive heights, especially since Bias would have been on those Celtics teams that Mike lost to early in his career.
Jordan set and holds the all-time Finals record of 35 points in a half vs. Portland in 1992. He holds the all-time Finals record of 14 field goals in a half and he tied an all-time Finals record of six threes in a half in the 1992 game.
He also holds the record for 13 field goals in a row in a Finals game in ‘91 vs Lakers, and that 6 threes when he broke the Finals record vs Blazers in ‘92, he did that in the first half on way to that also record 35-point half. He was literally unreal 🐐
I wish they showed the whole play for his "final shot" more often. He actually causes the steal while down one then they get it back to him and then he does the "push-off" and takes the lead and they win. How many of these highlights were actual "and 1s" go back and look dude was getting fouled on a lot of shots that weren't called fouls and still making em.
It's even better,Remember Jordan scores a tough lay up, then gets steal on malone,then scores final shot. It was a 3 sequence play by Jordan that won that championship. On those final 3 sequences,only Jordan touched the ball for Chicago
The 80's & 90's had better 3 point shooters than their stats showed. We all know that the game then was played with emphasis on a in and out style which meant 95%+ Feild Goals were in the paint and middies. Most 3's were taken at the end of shot clock violations, the end of quarters and attempted game tying or game winning shots. All that considered, who's going to have sparkling deep ball stats playing that style. The 3 ball was seen as a novelty shot, the NBA's equivalent to the Home Run Derby. Let's see these modern NBA players shoot 40% from downtown in that system with hand checking. I've heard modern day players admitting that they loved passing to JR Smith with the clock running down because he'll shoot it and they get to keep a great 3ball % for that game. No wonder the NBA sucks now...
The truth! That's why I got rid of my NBA League Pass many years ago. I rather watch illegal midget tossing contests behind decrepit bowling alleys than today's soft as Monistat cream league.
Man I’ve watched you start off having bron as your goat. I remember the video that changed your mind. And even if you still had bron as your goat I like how your objective and fair. It feel like you my lil bro or some shit. Lol.
What's weird about that Final against the Blazers is that there was a perception at that time that Jordan couldn't shoot threes. But Jordan shot 38% from three in each postseason of the first threepeat, and 40% from three in each of those Finals. Just goes to show how little folks paid attention to analytics back then.
NCAA championship, NBA rookie of the year, 6- 0 in finals championships w/ 2- three peats in 8 yrs. and only reason it wasn't 8 in a row,he played baseball 1 yr 1/2, never had to play a game 7, 6 -finals MVP, 5 regular season MVP, defensive player of the year title, 10 scoring titles, 3-steals titles, 3 -all star MVP, 2- slam dunk titles, 2- olympic gold medals championships, hardest worker in the game, no weaknesses, most clutch and buzzer beaters when games on the line, etc,etc,etc...all what lebron wishes he'll be when he grows up. NO DEBATE NEEDED!
😏,Lil bruh,in response to your comment on MJ dunkin on Dj, he was makin a Statement, " IT'S MY TURN NOW! (in directly, he used a lil "LUDA," 🎶 Move , get outta way, get outta way! 🎶 ) 😂, also,you are correct about The Push Off!, Oh,One more thing, are YOU jumpin 🚢 ship? 😂 (🥛 clank clank 🥛)✌️
Watch that replay a couple more times. MJ doesn’t bring his right arm across his body. He didn’t push off at all. Old boy just got crossed, plain and simple
You can call it a push off if you wish. But the guy was trailing Jordan, thinking Jordan was going for the drive. But Jordan stopped on a dime and went the other direction, while the defender's momentum kept going the sameway. Russell tried to switch directions but fell, as most defenders did while trying to keep up with Jordan. There is a reason Jordan averaged over 40ppg on the Cavs TWICE in the postseason. It's because Cavs tried to guard him with bigger defenders. Players who were Jordan's size or bigger, didn't usually have the lateral quickness to stay in front of him. Coaches eventually figured this out. That's why in the mid to late 90's you would usually see smaller guards like John Starks defending jordan. Problem is Jordan would just shoot over those guys. So it really came down to picking your poison. You were going to get killed either way.
In full speed you questioned the push only when you slow it down do you think it was a push. As a baller it is just a clearance contact to make sure you don't hit my head when I cross you. If you've ever crossed someone low to the ground at knee level you've been there. But as importantly, no one sees the hand check on Jordan's shoulder, arm, and chest from Russell. Simply put, touch fouls were not called then the way they are now.
@@queztheplug so in today's game would Russel get away with hand checking Jordan? Who would get the foul Rewatch it and focus on Russell's hands then reply👊
Not that he couldn't shoot the three he just didn't shoot the three. He averaged less than two three point attempts a game. He did shot the league average though. Back then a team only took about 9 threes a game.
That Was Orlando Wooldridge, Not James Worthy That He Dunked On For The Lakers. Fun Fact... Orlando Woolridge Is The Only 20ppg Scorer That Mike Ever Played With Other Than Scottie Pippen. "O" Averaged 19.7 While Playing The 4 With Chicago. Oh Yeah! He Didn't Push Russell...His Hand Was On His Hip And He Snatched The Cross. It Does Look Like A Push Depending Upon Which Angle It's Shown From 🤷🏿♂️.
MJ’s overall 3 point average is skewed by his early years. He wasn’t great at it early in. By his 90s years, especially the last 3, he became an excellent 3 point shooter. He just didn’t do it much. Oh last thing and this will help you in basketball. That first play where you call I guy a plumber. Watch closely at what Jordan did to him. His back is to the defender and he’s feeling where the defender’s moment is against him (elbow and all). Jordan then moves in one direction and then quickly rolls of the defenders arm and moment rendering the defender helpless. Now to your point, the defender had poor positioning. But the ability react as quickly as Jordan could the moment you touch him is uncanny. But then again…that’s my two cents. Plenty of plumbers in the league today on defense that Mj would murder. Kobe got really good at this as well! As for the push off. Nah…dude’s shoulders were already turned. He was dead in the water. Love your stuff though bro and this is definitely the best MJ reel. Keep it up. 👍
If you really think that Jordan could push a 220lb Russell so hard that he loses his footing by barely touching him, you're tripping. If you want to see a legit push off then watch Reggie push Jordan off so Miller could catch the ball & then hit the game winner in game 6 in the 98 ECSF.
Mike was a psychopath that needed to dominate his opponent. He was ruthless and took no prisoners, a sore loser that vowed payback to whomsoever beat him and his opps knew it was coming. Now tell how does LeBron measure up to MJ mentality never mind the skill factor just his mentality alone ?
no push off...back then you could have a hand on them...others even talk about how you could guide them or keep them from going a certain direction...MJ does have his hand on him, but his momentum is already in that direction and you can't see any "push" effort from MJ..he just removes his hand..not a push-then-pull back...
I’m sorry this might be an unpopular take but watching Lebron play basketball is absolutely awesome…. ….unless you just watched MJ play basketball. Cause comparatively Lebron just looks like a total turd out there. “Ya can’t shoot, ya can’t dribble, you’re just a turd”
Playing in late 80's n 90's was rough and not without hatred from other players and respected also..but fun because I was good at it and never showed disrespect on n off the court...today is way too much show boating and over paid n over rated players... Old schools the best...passion for the game n team.
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Jordan "one of the best defenders ever "
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That dunk against the Lakers at 12:09 was on his old Bulls team mate Orlando Wooldrige, who had some serious bunnies in the 80's and 90's.
React to "MJ's BEST Battles Against The Bad Boy Pistons!" by the NBA channel.
or "It Took Michael Jordan 8 Years To Pull This Off" by JxmyHighroller
or "Using Numbers To Find The Greatest Individual Season In NBA History" by JxmyHighroller
or "Michael Jordan's UNDERRATED years as a Wizard" by JohnyArnett
there's a new mj video out by the b- ball bulletin called "Michael Jordan The Real Goat". and then there's "That Time When A Non NBA Michael Jordan DESTROYED A Team of NBA All Stars" by Julius Artacho enjoy
I mean, there is a reason why MJ wins every major GOAT poll by landslide, despite the sports propaganda that tries to convince people otherwise.
Facts!!
NO ONE can watch MJ clips and NOT want to immediately go outside and shoot! If I wasn't at work, I'd go out right now and shoot haha! He simply made people WANT to play basketball...worldwide...GOAT
It seemed like every night he was the lead story on ESPN back then even in the off season. He was a ratings cash cow. One night on the evening news they said he affected the stock market that day, that's how big his impact was.
That’s crazy
That wasn't James Worthy he dunked on but it was an old teammate (Orlando Wooldridge) he played with on that cocaine circus squad.
Thanks for the clarification!!
Right ppl always bring up that team, yet they have no idea half if not more were high asf, yet they always use that in a pointless agreement, mike didn't do this or
he didn't make the playoffs, yea the damn team was coked out.
Yup. Woolridge was one of the users.@@Fabulos1
Never seen this MJ video before. Definitely one of the best one I’ve seen so far
Yea it might be my favorite one so far
Dont understand how dunk at 5:17 is never shown in compilation videos,its one of his best dunks ever! Ive watched and been a fan of mj since 87, this is my 1st time seeing this dunk
It only resurfaced a few years ago. There's still a lot of footage we don't have. Magic was right when he said to get your vcr tapes and record Jordan's games because you won't see it again.
80s 90s 00s defense was crazy
Has anyone ever counted on these highlights how often he makes a shot w/his entire body facing away from the basket? Its the most impressive thing on his highlight reels, and after awhile it seems like people see it so often they act like it's just another layup. Dude was magic around the rim.
He went out every game to make sure every fan in the stadium, every player, every coach all the announcers and sports writers and everyone watching on tv knew he was the best, and if it meant emasculating the entire opposing roster he had no issues doing it.
Got to remember even Chicago media picked the Cavs in that series, they were seen as more complete and more capable of facing the Celts and Pistons that year. Might be the original, and MJ took it personal. Ehlo had good def on him, MJ didn't have a clear shot, and somehow it went in and MJ made sure all Chicago media remembered they didn't pick the Bulls, that's why he was so amped, really was his first slain giant, even if only a relatively weak one.
If you react to the Portland 8 3pt game, see if you can find some vid on what lead up to it. It wasn't just Portland that thought he couldn't shoot 3's. Sports media was saying that Clyde was in MJ's league as a shooting guard b/c he had a 3pt shot and could also get to the rim and defend, it was even talked about during the game. Clyde was a stud, HoF SG, but you give MJ a weeks worth of ammo to put into his game and you get history. UMT tape is fire b/c of the soundtrack and the production, this one does a better job of just showing you the highlights.
Great comment. Yeah, I remember the comparisons with Clyde. Make me wonder how much better Mike would have been if Len Bias had lived.
I think Bias would have driven Mike to even greater competitive heights, especially since Bias would have been on those Celtics teams that Mike lost to early in his career.
Jordan set and holds the all-time Finals record of 35 points in a half vs. Portland in 1992. He holds the all-time Finals record of 14 field goals in a half and he tied an all-time Finals record of six threes in a half in the 1992 game.
He also holds the record for 13 field goals in a row in a Finals game in ‘91 vs Lakers, and that 6 threes when he broke the Finals record vs Blazers in ‘92, he did that in the first half on way to that also record 35-point half.
He was literally unreal 🐐
What's really crazy is Jordan have so many bodies under that rim and they most now Hall of Famers
bro was literally running/stumbling that direction. if that's a push off jordan really is superman.
'one of the greatest scorers' + 'one of the greatest defenders' = the G.O.A.T.
There are so many Jordan highlights that nobody posts, I never see Jordan's dunk on Shaq for example.
I wish they showed the whole play for his "final shot" more often. He actually causes the steal while down one then they get it back to him and then he does the "push-off" and takes the lead and they win. How many of these highlights were actual "and 1s" go back and look dude was getting fouled on a lot of shots that weren't called fouls and still making em.
It's even better,Remember Jordan scores a tough lay up, then gets steal on malone,then scores final shot. It was a 3 sequence play by Jordan that won that championship. On those final 3 sequences,only Jordan touched the ball for Chicago
On that six points thing, Jordan said to Robinson, he didn't ask for anything he simply saw them coming and delivering.
The 80's & 90's had better 3 point shooters than their stats showed. We all know that the game then was played with emphasis on a in and out style which meant 95%+ Feild Goals were in the paint and middies. Most 3's were taken at the end of shot clock violations, the end of quarters and attempted game tying or game winning shots. All that considered, who's going to have sparkling deep ball stats playing that style. The 3 ball was seen as a novelty shot, the NBA's equivalent to the Home Run Derby. Let's see these modern NBA players shoot 40% from downtown in that system with hand checking. I've heard modern day players admitting that they loved passing to JR Smith with the clock running down because he'll shoot it and they get to keep a great 3ball % for that game. No wonder the NBA sucks now...
The truth! That's why I got rid of my NBA League Pass many years ago. I rather watch illegal midget tossing contests behind decrepit bowling alleys than today's soft as Monistat cream league.
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I haven't watch nba last couple years since it became a pussy league
Man I’ve watched you start off having bron as your goat. I remember the video that changed your mind. And even if you still had bron as your goat I like how your objective and fair. It feel like you my lil bro or some shit. Lol.
MJ 🐐
What's weird about that Final against the Blazers is that there was a perception at that time that Jordan couldn't shoot threes. But Jordan shot 38% from three in each postseason of the first threepeat, and 40% from three in each of those Finals. Just goes to show how little folks paid attention to analytics back then.
Yes, he was MJ’s role model! We don’t do idols, unless it’s GOD!!! Love your videos and that you keep an open mind! Keep em coming!😇
The funny thing is there's only 40% of Jordan's highlights available
Jordan did this with no euro step no slow step no floaters, no sidesteps, no cradling the ball imagine if he had all of this in his bag
NCAA championship, NBA rookie of the year, 6- 0 in finals championships w/ 2- three peats in 8 yrs. and only reason it wasn't 8 in a row,he played baseball 1 yr 1/2, never had to play a game 7, 6 -finals MVP, 5 regular season MVP, defensive player of the year title, 10 scoring titles, 3-steals titles, 3 -all star MVP, 2- slam dunk titles, 2- olympic gold medals championships, hardest worker in the game, no weaknesses, most clutch and buzzer beaters when games on the line, etc,etc,etc...all what lebron wishes he'll be when he grows up. NO DEBATE NEEDED!
I'm on pages trying to argue Jordan had no left hand 🤣🤣
😏,Lil bruh,in response to your comment on MJ dunkin on Dj, he was makin a Statement, " IT'S MY TURN NOW! (in directly, he used a lil "LUDA," 🎶 Move , get outta way, get outta way! 🎶 ) 😂, also,you are correct about The Push Off!, Oh,One more thing, are YOU jumpin 🚢 ship? 😂 (🥛 clank clank 🥛)✌️
Watch that replay a couple more times. MJ doesn’t bring his right arm across his body. He didn’t push off at all. Old boy just got crossed, plain and simple
You can call it a push off if you wish. But the guy was trailing Jordan, thinking Jordan was going for the drive. But Jordan stopped
on a dime and went the other direction, while the defender's momentum kept going the sameway. Russell tried to switch directions
but fell, as most defenders did while trying to keep up with Jordan. There is a reason Jordan averaged over 40ppg on the Cavs TWICE in
the postseason. It's because Cavs tried to guard him with bigger defenders. Players who were Jordan's size or bigger, didn't usually have
the lateral quickness to stay in front of him. Coaches eventually figured this out. That's why in the mid to late 90's you would usually see
smaller guards like John Starks defending jordan. Problem is Jordan would just shoot over those guys. So it really came down to picking
your poison. You were going to get killed either way.
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You seeing MJ type layups, young fella
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In full speed you questioned the push only when you slow it down do you think it was a push. As a baller it is just a clearance contact to make sure you don't hit my head when I cross you. If you've ever crossed someone low to the ground at knee level you've been there. But as importantly, no one sees the hand check on Jordan's shoulder, arm, and chest from Russell. Simply put, touch fouls were not called then the way they are now.
Yea back then that’s probably clean but now that’s a push off
@@queztheplug so in today's game would Russel get away with hand checking Jordan? Who would get the foul
Rewatch it and focus on Russell's hands then reply👊
Doesn't matter if he pushed off bro.....
Believe me the ref wasn't going to call it
Not that he couldn't shoot the three he just didn't shoot the three. He averaged less than two three point attempts a game. He did shot the league average though. Back then a team only took about 9 threes a game.
That Was Orlando Wooldridge, Not James Worthy That He Dunked On For The Lakers. Fun Fact... Orlando Woolridge Is The Only 20ppg Scorer That Mike Ever Played With Other Than Scottie Pippen. "O" Averaged 19.7 While Playing The 4 With Chicago. Oh Yeah! He Didn't Push Russell...His Hand Was On His Hip And He Snatched The Cross. It Does Look Like A Push Depending Upon Which Angle It's Shown From 🤷🏿♂️.
Dude watch the highlights of Jordan's third game in the NBA. I think its the third anyways. The number of insane highlights just in 1 game is insane
MJ’s overall 3 point average is skewed by his early years. He wasn’t great at it early in. By his 90s years, especially the last 3, he became an excellent 3 point shooter. He just didn’t do it much.
Oh last thing and this will help you in basketball. That first play where you call I guy a plumber. Watch closely at what Jordan did to him. His back is to the defender and he’s feeling where the defender’s moment is against him (elbow and all). Jordan then moves in one direction and then quickly rolls of the defenders arm and moment rendering the defender helpless. Now to your point, the defender had poor positioning. But the ability react as quickly as Jordan could the moment you touch him is uncanny. But then again…that’s my two cents. Plenty of plumbers in the league today on defense that Mj would murder. Kobe got really good at this as well!
As for the push off. Nah…dude’s shoulders were already turned. He was dead in the water.
Love your stuff though bro and this is definitely the best MJ reel. Keep it up. 👍
If you really think that Jordan could push a 220lb Russell so hard that he loses his footing by barely touching him, you're tripping. If you want to see a legit push off then watch Reggie push Jordan off so Miller could catch the ball & then hit the game winner in game 6 in the 98 ECSF.
Did it all with no PEDs
Mike was a psychopath that needed to dominate his opponent. He was ruthless and took no prisoners, a sore loser that vowed payback to whomsoever beat him and his opps knew it was coming. Now tell how does LeBron measure up to MJ mentality never mind the skill factor just his mentality alone ?
no push off...back then you could have a hand on them...others even talk about how you could guide them or keep them from going a certain direction...MJ does have his hand on him, but his momentum is already in that direction and you can't see any "push" effort from MJ..he just removes his hand..not a push-then-pull back...
Mj is never played with dr. J🤣🤣
I said mj dunked on dr j. I never said they played together lol
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This kid said Jordan is doing kyrie type layups lololo I think he got it backwards
lil homie, 'its' NOT a Kyrie-type lay-up, Kyrie does a JORDAN type lay-up
You can see dunks on lebron highlights but mostly on open dunks.. more easy buckets
AINT -N-O-T-H-I-N- OF 'Lebron' similar TO M.J.
Jordan got better mixed tapes than this you should see defying gravity and many more like the artistry of Michael Jordan and more clutch 23
Young man I want you to understand mind and body are link together what you have seen was very it shows a level of a person with a very high IQ think
I’m sorry this might be an unpopular take but watching Lebron play basketball is absolutely awesome….
….unless you just watched MJ play basketball. Cause comparatively Lebron just looks like a total turd out there. “Ya can’t shoot, ya can’t dribble, you’re just a turd”
得分很低是因為強力的防守，那時場上都是Defense的口號
Playing in late 80's n 90's was rough and not without hatred from other players and respected also..but fun because I was good at it and never showed disrespect on n off the court...today is way too much show boating and over paid n over rated players... Old schools the best...passion for the game n team.