The Last Dance: The REAL Reason Michael Jordan and The Bulls Won 6 Titles
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Everyone is familiar with how good Michael Jordan was, the plays Scottie Pippen could make, and the tenacity of Dennis Rodman. But you might not have understood what enabled them to interact so cohesively together. Coach Nick breaks down the vaunted Triangle Offense and how it was one of the main catalysts to the Bulls Dynasty. #LastDance #MichaelJordan #ChicagoBulls
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After watching this, I see triangles everywhere.
Andy Vega lol me too
Lmao, YES! 🔼🔼🔼
*Illuminati* confirmed ⚠️
Same
Bulls triangle offense and spurs 2014 ball movement against the heat are so damn great these should be taught in school
Why 😂😂😂
Steve kerr used it for the warriors perfection still to this day wow
But lebron using bermuda triangle like running around and going another three team.
Well look at the Warriors record this season? Kerr system is not the key... without Klay and Curry, Kerr system is trash.. draymond can't even try to atleast make the team a playoff contender, and I remember draymond is always compared to LeBron few years ago...what happen?
First off Draymond looked good because of the help around him. Curry just got of injury and d'angelo Russell wasntngood enough to make enough of a difference. Bottom line his offense worked but he needs a team that can compete in the west.
Doxx Master
Bruh the Warriors are tanking for a good pick, plus any team with a bench like ours would do terrible reguardless of coach
MANCHESTER UNITED
Its called football not soccer -_-
Biggest difference is that they passed up so many three point shots back then. They had the look, but the game was still being played inside out and the value of the shot over long 2's wasn't recognized yet. If you ran that offense now, those shots would be taken much more. I think the most 3 pointers Jordan attempted per game, was 3. If a team attempted 10 three pointers in a game, that was considered a ton.
The triangle offense to me is the best offense I’ve ever seen
Yeah, but a lot of teams tried the triangle offense and failed. As Chuck Daily said, "People praise the triangle offense but when that breaks down, you always have MJ to bail you out."
Wis Dom 2014-15 Knicks for example 🤦🏽♂️ Like why?
@MUFC Get your garbo channel out of here. Nobody wants to see soccer in a basketball video.
@MUFC I watch soccer but not garbage teams like Manchester ...
When all else fails 5-Out
I wasn't aware the triangle offense had so much intricacies, found this video rather illuminating.
The triangle offense is so similar to a type of soccer called “tiki-taka”. Triangles are formed between players so the player with the ball always has at least two passing options. It forces the defender have to mark their man tighter and make it harder to press the person with the ball. You should watch some footage of them. Barcelona and Spain perfected this system between 2008-2013
This really helped explaining it more!!
You may be right about barca/spain perfecting it but man city makes it look so sexy.
Teo Lolo I fully agree with you. Triangle is the most fundamental yet the most beautiful form on offense both for basketball and soccer. That’s why Steve Kerr suggest that players should get to play soccer while they’re teenager in order to learn how to move without the ball. Totally makes sense.
Mamba Kenny The GOAT good Point, steve Nash played competitive soccer all his life, could explain why he was so good at identifying space and passing on offence.
I'd think that is more similar the Spurs dynasty 2003-2008.
Can't pay rent, but hey LETS BUY SOME AIR-PODS!
Boo hoo cry baby
the obsession with execution and minute details with the triangle offense is so similar to New England's dedication to execution when it comes to Belichick's schemes. both teams are GOAT teams
you mean like Belichick's obsession to cheat down the minute detail? come one bro
Isaac Shapiro fuck belichick, he’s a bitch for what he got away with
There is nothing more iconic then coach Niks's ads😂😂
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@@bballbreakdown THE BULLS DOMINATED A WATERED DOWN ERA!!!!!!!!!! LEN BIAS REGGIE LEWIS AND DRAZEN PETROVIC DIED!!!!!!!!!!! ARVYDAS SABONIS WAS OVERSEAS!!!!!!!!! 6 EXPANSION TEAMS CAME IN THE LEAGUE AND THE 3 POINT LINE WAS SHORTER PLUS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS STARTED COMING IN!!!!!!!!!
@ Bulls dominated NBA when all those guys you mentioned played 🤷♂️ Drazen died 1993, Lewis died 1993..Bulls were 1991, 1992, 1993 champs of NBA...go learn something before you post stupidity again idiot.
@@flipflop4396 BIAS DIDN'T PLAY!!!!!!! BIAS DIDN'T PLAY WITH BIRD MCHALE AND LEWIS!!!!!!!! SABONIS DIDN'T PLAY WITH THE BLAZERS IN HIS PRIME!!!!!!!!!
@ good troll
I legit didn't know Basketball is this complicated lol. I'm a street baller for sure.
Yeah complicated as fuck man
I cannot wait for tonight. I was born in 1998 so i couldn’t see prime Jordan or any of his games while he was on the bulls. I’m so glad that this is coming out and i can finally pay attention to the 🐐
You are going to be in for a treat. I'm a Knicks fan of many years...and I hated MJ!!!! But I respected his game and talent. Tonight I will be humbled knowing what kind of Savage he was. ENJOY!!!
Just 3 more hours. Be patient, be strong
Yeah watching full games is the only way to know how good a player was. Btw there are a lot of his full games already available on here
@@gorkajames6475 I don't even understand his comment. Docs are entertaining and put things in the proper context but if you want to know how good he was watch his games. There are 100's on the internet
Pre Law you don’t understand my comment because I never read the original comment lmao
While in today's game we might see a team like GSW with a lot of ball movement, you don't see in today's game as much ball and player movement as the bulls had. It wasn't just one guy pounding the ball into the ground. While you could get a triple double playing in this system, you're not gonna average one that's for sure. A lot of players in today's game wouldn't want to play in this cuz their stats would go down. Even if it meant more wins.
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That’s exactly why Kawhi stats don’t really jump out as much esp his assists.
@@RADIOACTIVEYOUTH yes
Triple-doubles have nothing to do with the system or stat chasing, but everything to do with pace... Pace in the 90's and 00's was the slowest, so less points, less assists, less rebounds... Pace in the 60s was the fastest, and shooting percentage the lowest => Oscar Robertson averages a triple double and star centers average mammoth rebounding numbers. Pace in the 2010's goes up and offenses take more threes => more points, more rebounds, more assists => 40 points triple doubles are a thing again !
@@nicop7926 Nah, pace is very similar to the 80's and there is stkll way more teiple doubles today. The actual reason is, believe it or not, three point shooting. Most of the triple doubles today are coming from gaurds like Westbrook, Harden, Doncic, James, Murray, Simmons etc and wings who handle the ball a lot like Green, Randle, Giannis and Middleton. These type of players have ALWAYS averaged a lot of points and assists, the only difference is that perimeter players are more likely to get rebounds today because so many of them are long due to threepoint shooting (the ball ricochets to the perimeter on 3 point attempts). In 1993, there wasnt a single gaurd on the RPG leaders list until 43rd (Michael Jordan) and only 1 in the top 50. Today there are 7 gaurds in the top 50.
I teach and implement the motion offense the same way Tex did with the triangle. I adjust it to everything from defensive coverages to my players individual talents. I also use creative entries such as horns sets to initiate the offense.
The greatest team ever in history in all sports the 90s Chicago Bulls 🏀🐂 lead by The greatest player ever Michael Air Jordan #TheGoat🐐
Stevie Critique Newby sike. Not better then the 92 dream team
@@KP-zh5dw Was Jordan on that team? Ok then, stfu
D L L not the point dumb ass
Number One read his comment then read mine. Take your time when reading.
@@KP-zh5dw Yo bitch ass saying that the Bulls dynasty wasn't better than the 92' Dream Team, but the DT wouldn't have been that great without MJ, so u sound dumb as fuck
3:05 that's what i came here for. #Goat
Hey Coach! I love the triangle offense and you break it down so well that I want to be able to teach it to my rec league team and run it ourselves! Any tips/websites/videos to use? Thanks!
Well, check my part 1 and part 2 on court demo I did a while back. That’s a great way to start
BBALLBREAKDOWN yes I’ve had those saved in a folder and have watched them several times. Great videos. Anything else? Very hungry for information!
Yeah, but a lot of teams tried the triangle offense and failed. As Chuck Daily said, *"People praise the triangle offense but when that breaks down, you always have MJ to you bail you out."*
Lol! Watch this other MJ video. th-cam.com/video/51Tia1CkmXo/w-d-xo.html
The ad came so smooth that i didnt see it coming
@Zero omg your brain.exe not working you dont get the point omg
Tex Winter was a Mastermind with the Triangle. He was to basketball what Bill Walsh was to football with the West Coast Offense.
AGREED
Coach, can we get a video on the 1996 Bulls vs. the 2017 Warriors? I think it could make for a great vid during this time of quarantine.
@jaydexe I know, I remember him saying the Bulls would win in his video with Steve Kerr, but I'd love to see a full analysis video.
@폴Spurs he was having 1 good game. The spurs would have lost regardless if Kawhi got hurt. No team in history can best the 2017 warriors
Finally a video that shows it was more than Jordan
Pacers and Knicks were the only teams that really went toe to toe with the Bulls. The Eastern conference was so hard back then.
Triangle offense, 2010-2014 Miami Heat offense (or Spoelstra offense), Spurs offense, and the D'Antoni high-octane offense are some of the best offenses I've ever seen imo. Being a Blazer fan, the motion offense of coach Terry Stotts or his 2011 offense (when he was a Mavs assistant) against the Heat is also among my favorite.
Kukoč 👏👏👏
I was wondering when triangle videos would return! love it.
2:58 was the cleanest segue into an ad I've ever seen.
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alright respect for naming Kukoč because it seems his name and character gets forgotten everytime people talk about the 90s Bulls. people don't recognize Kukoč enough for his part he had in that team. The man was the prototype of a stretch 4 years before it was even a thing. the best 6th man etc.
He was soooo far ahead of his time
Born and raised in Chicago's southside since 1972. Glad to see this dynasty in my prime because now the Bulls just suck. lol
Same, same year, but North Side 👍🏀
At least on the South Side you'll always have Lee Roy Brown.
They don’t just suck. There rebuilding, we have a great future
Great breakdown. I can only imagine how much more unstoppable MJ would have been in his later years if the Bulls actually had a decent scoring big man like Rick Smits or Even someone like Vlade Divac to play with in the triangle. The triangle is a good offense no matter who runs it, but when you have the likes of MJ Kobe or Shaw running it and being disciplined in it, it’s down right unfair.
That’s what I felt watching a lot of clips of MJ running pinch post as the guard out top. If defender goes under, he’s nailing a 20 footer (would be a 3 today) and if he chases, it’s a dunk
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I don’t know what they’re gonna show for these last dance episodes, but I hope you have some breakdowns planned based around MJs mentality because these new school folks are definitely going to try and make him out to be a bad guy as if Bird, Zelle, Stockton, and other guys weren’t the same way.
@@Flamangatang nobody I repeat nobody gives shit what micheal does now. Media and to an extent micheal tries to stay relevant to mass audience by such documentaries. Media just spews content in his name. LeBron did this would have micheal done this
Coach, you always get thumbs up before I even hear the video!
So refreshing to find someone to actually talk about the game and go more into details and tell how really things work instead of talking the usual generalities, great content
yes he gives true understanding and detail on how things work instead of general input. People of all ages can truly learn a lot from this simple breakdown of things
Coach, could we get a breakdown of how it helped the ‘99 Bulls win 13 games? 😉
On a serious note, MJ’s discipline running this system, and consistently using it to look for teammates, was extremely impressive. The occasions he went away from it, even during the ‘98 playoffs when he had very little help, were few and far between.
Keep up the great content. 🔥
DavoBirmingham2 99 Bulls had a new head coach and new system.
I watched those games my dude. Tim Floyd, assisted by Tex Winter, ran the triangle. The early season Spurs @ Bulls game is on here in full - check it out for an example if you’re unsure.
MJ was probably good enough to win maybe 1 or 2 chips by himself eventually, but the triangle stabilized the offense. Most importantly, it stabilized the role players. It's the reason why '88 & '89 Bulls didn't win anything despite having a similar supporting cast to the '91 team. It's the reason why the '98 Lakers didn't win the championship, despite having more talent than the 2000 Lakers team did. It's the same reason why the '13 & '14 Warriors ranked 11th & 12th in offense respectively, until Steve Kerr came in & installed an offensive system.
It's the reason why Steve Nash & James Harden haven't won championships. Immense talent on those teams, but faulty offensive system.
No one has won by themselves, it's just not how basketball works
Nah nash should have won in 05 if they didnt suspend amare
Great analytical comment sir 👏 👏 👍
Big facts and people act like coaching has nothing to do with winning
You can't say that the Rockets have a bad offensive system! They had and still have one of the best offenses in the NBA. Their problem is their defense not their offense
Much respect to your knowledge.
I really wanted to learn how the triangle works and ended up doing research, browsing etc and i found some that explained and demoed it well but I still didn't quite get it. I guess who else to best learn it from but from the ones who made it famous and succesful and the greatest team EVER. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS COACH NICK.
It's crazy how much space at the three point line they have
Its crazy how it emulates todays game. Good ball movement in the post while having a good shooters outside and a good rebounder with rodman and a stretch 4 tony kukoc.
Good point except for Bill became a head coach
AssignGaMe yeah now that will be so many 3s
Thank’s coach for explaining the triangle to the young fellas out there
Love your background music 💕
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Love playing your videos
Thx so much!! 🙏🏀
As much as Coach Nick loves the triangle before I even play the video I imagine that's the "reason" he's talking about
Either that or Tex Winter
Or maybe you read the description - before watching the video. Similar to reading the term and conditions before updating or signing anything as anyone should :)
@@tevinheath3997
It damn sure is in the description lol.
Knew it
@@scalenetoast9497 thats just a shitty teen playing 2K everyone go dislike the video
No wonder Jordan wouldn’t play for any other coach
Not under Jerry Krause anyway.
alright im off to play NBA 2K20 to select the Bulls and run the triangle offense. Thanks for tips coach
Love the subtle advertising lol creative.
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Me: Well where are they?
TH-cam: *Gone, reduced to atoms*
America is reopening 🙏
"the tounque out ofcourse"
lmao 😂
“Tongue out of course.” Duh without that the whole damn thing falls apart.😂😂😂
Great video coach
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This is one the traits of MJ.
The GOAT can play through the system, not forcing the system to adjust to his style of play.
Let's not go too far. The system won't allow him to force his style. If it did, he would have the same win/loss records he had before Phil Jackson (tex winter), aaaand after Phil left.
you missed the entire point
sholove Sholove can you read?
@@Bankai2169 can you?
sholove Sholove Great comeback
Ppl really believe they can't beat warriors
lol
You really believe the warriors couldn’t beat them none of it is guaranteed
Cymone Carter Guaranteed an L.
I enjoy those people. Ask them about hand-checking rules and physicality in the lane. When you get blank stares (like I do from the young guys at church), pull up some bad boys videos or the Rambis clothesline. Show them Rodman/Malone in the finals. Ask them what would happen to Steph playing with those rules and against those guys. They'll gain a new understanding.
The Warriors might beat the Bulls with today's rules (I doubt it) but absolutely not with the rules of that era. If MJ and Pippen could handcheck, Steph and Klay would not get their shots off in their comfort zones. Everyone thinks Draymond is such a bad boy, but Rodman would out attitude him any day of the week. There's no way the Warriors could play that physically.
Jason Yergler The triangle offense of the bulls was amazing as well. No way the warriors would beat the bulls.
It truly is a thing of beauty.
If you want stats, look for LeBron.
If you want rings, look for Russell.
If you want MVPs, look for Kareem.
If you want records, look for Wilt.
If you want impact, look for Steph.
If you want dominance in a position, look for Shaq.
If you want perimeter defense, find Gary Payton.
If you want athletics, find Kemp, Giannis or Malone.
If you want greatness, look for Bird or Magic.
If you want exquisite dunks, look for Carter, Dr. J or Wilkins.
If you want a good Trash Talker, look for Garnett.
If you want influence, look for Iverson.
If you want remarkable scoring skills, look for Durant.
If you want competitiveness, look for Kobe.
If you want Impavidez at Clutch moment, look for Kobe again.
Now, if you want a good slice of all that fit to a single player, then look for Michael Jordan. #MJGOAT
lol at kobrick
The triangle is so much underrated these days. Doesn't it teach unselfishness like nothing else does! Thanks coach!
Playing in this offense is more unselfish than dominating the ball and getting assists.
@@kb4231 exactly. That's the point.
Twice.
Title after title after title ... Twice.
Loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss after loss... Win when pippen coming to bulls 😂
@@reymarsalonga6552 All those losses sound like Lebron
DerkuiDerkui you sound like the person to burn LeBrons jersey
Terry Stump 2010 flashbacks
@@reymarsalonga6552 Pippen came in 1987, so he lost too.
I was born in 1995. I was basically a toddler during the 2nd three peat. But I always remembered my dad recording almost every important bulls game in the 97-98 season on VHS. As much as my dad enjoyed watching MJ, Scottie, Phil and the Bulls, he was a Lakers fan! He grew up watching Magic and I grew up watching Kobe & Shaq. But seeing Mike was always special to me. I got older and I always asked my dad why isn’t Jordan around anymore. I was a young age, and he said retirement. But watching Kobe, Shaq and the 3 peat Lakers was almost the closest thing I got to seeing MJ’s Bulls. Salute to the GOAT! From a Lakers fan!
Does you all still have those tapes?
Annette unfortunately no because my mom donated them smh lol
I remember these days I miss chicago back then when the Bulls came on we all went in the house legendary shit
yup. legendary times. When they came on, we all stop playing basketball outside to go inside. Always. Kids nowadays don't know what they missed
Look how smooth Michael Jordan looks, when doing this move. That's how smooth Coach Nick looks, when selling his products. 🤣🤣
IKR. I can't figure out what's better about this video - the breakdown or the seque into the cold read. Both are brilliant.
The triangle so confusing ngl
Tex winter created the triangles office Phil Jackson just took it and built a 7 second Supra
is no one going to talk about the absolute lack of mention of Luc Longley in the Last Dance? starting 5 big man, first Australian in the NBA, the always forgotten giant ginger
God, for those complex movements and sets to appear second nature really hints at how much they practiced every single one of these moves. Ad nauseum. Ad nauseum. Ad nauseum.
The Airpods Offensive Technique is what makes it to the Championship.
5) Kukoc
4) Rodman
3) Pippen
2)Jordan
1) Harper
May be the greatest 5 man lineup ever.
Remember Harper was a star before he sacrificed in chicago.
And Kukoc is a star like player.
Rodmans the best rebounder and Scottie and Michael well do their thing and its unbeatable
The Bulls were playing small ball way before the Warriors
Kukoc was a poor defender, Rodman couldn't score and Harper while a good defender and decent player was never the same after his injury which is when the Bulls obtained him
@@jasonturner6459 They still had Longley as a defensive big man. And Rodman wasn't a scorer. He was a gritty defender and the GOAT at rebounding.
@@controversialmann5345 That was the problem. Longley was mediocre and rodman while a good defender couldn't score. It made Pippen and Jordan carry a huge amount of the offensive load. Rodman only played more than 64 games a season for the Bulls once and his rebound stats in the playoffs were not nearly as gaudy. He was basically there to defend the best frontcourt players. Just a suped up role-player. They weren't some sort of super team like some people make them out to be which makes their success more impressive.
@@jasonturner6459 But their supporting cast deserves more respect. Dennis in the 98 playoffs was great especially in the first 2 rounds. He did stumble a bit in the cf but still had his moments. And was serviceable in the finals especially in game 4 and 6.
the video is ok but that dailypod commercial was SMOOTH
Phil Jackson: the ultimate MK Ultra monarch athlete handler
Phil Jackson: the ultimate cheap talent jumper. Michael and Scottie to Kobe and Shaq... And Kobe and Pau...
@@MrAztecGamer What did they all win before him?
@@MrAztecGamer can't discredit him for coaching great players and ended up winning 11 rings
Allegedly...😂
@Samuel Díez
ALRIGHT MAN PEACE!
Chronicles STILL hasn’t put out a Kobe “death” video....
Yes kids, we used to watch basketball with this grainy video quality.
malus that suck lmao u guys must not have seen it fr then that’s why MJ is not the goat lol. Kevin Durant is the goat lol. He didn’t play in the east kevin Durant is the goat and is better than Jordan
malus the aspect ratio and lower resolution used to be fine on tube TVs.
bar bar you are dumb
@Zero damnnnn son u went IN on him lmaoo,
@Samuel Díez LMMFAO
I am a musician, and because of this video, i want to incorporate the triangle instrument in my repertoire. I must have the triangle!
illegal defense rules were absolutely perfect for MJ in the 90's. Once I looked in to it I realized we shouldn't compared players who played after 2001(when the rule was taken out) to the those who played prior.
Really you should watch some full game footage from before 2001.Lots ofbteams played zone and it just wasn't called. There are games where teams played zone like twenty times in a game and it only gets called two or three times.And don't forget that Jordan played after 2001 with the Wizards and still manged to average 20 a game as a forty year old.
@@sacredninja6866 i don't think you know what zone is
1:33 what is this defence
Horrible is what it is
Yeah the Nuggets weren't very good in 1998.
That was a good screen
Screen on the lane line, that's a smart, efficient, vet move. People are still getting caught with these and really kinda over look by the analytics.
Defense*
The Bermuda Triangle, because players got lost in it....
Nice
the way you are delivering the ads is smooth. I gotta say that. :D
Great explaination brother👍
#Michael Jordan🏀
best player of all time
That team was perfect for that system and having micheal Jordan who can score at any moment, wow
Dam this system mist be the best cause the warriors run a similar system they get lots of space
Steve kerr installed concepts of triangle offense and spurs motion offense when he became the coach of the warriors
3:13 TAKE MY 💰
YES!
Times like these make me wish I still had cable
What is cable?
@@KaramAbdallah_ Cable television
So if you have watched this channel before you could guess that this video would be about the triangle offense
I see this as an offense that allows for conservation of energy. And to set your defense.
Maybe Houston should try it.
The only reason the triangle became extinct was because players today have very low comprehension and attention span. Standing at the 3pt line and letting one man dribble 90% of the possession is easier to comprehend.
GOD FIRST Y'ALL
God also runs the triangle
@@a.k.4o yes
This our NBA playoffs right here
Excellent breakdown!
Thanks!!!
A resume like no other in sports history: 6-Time NBA Champion; 6-Time NBA Most Valuable Player; 5-Time Regular Season Most Valuable Player; 10-Time NBA Scoring Champion; 14-Time NBA All-Star; 3-Time NBA All-Star MVP; 10-Time All-NBA First Team; 9-Time All-NBA Defensive First-Team; 1 Defensive Player of the Year; 3-Time NBA Steals Leader; NBA Rookie of the Year; All-NBA Rookie Team; 2-Time NBA Slam Dunk Champion; 2-Time Gold Medalist in Olympics; 3-Time AP All-Athlete of the Year; Highest Regular Season PPG Average in NBA History; Highest Playoffs PPG Average in NBA History; Highest Finals PPG Average in NBA History/////6-0 in the NBA Finals. Never even went to a Game 7 in those 6 appearances./////The regular season records of the teams he faced and beat in the NBA Finals: 1991 Lakers: 58-24; 1992 Blazers: 57-25; 1993 Suns: 62-20; 1996 Sonics: 64-18; 1997 Jazz: 62-20; 1998 Jazz: 62-20./////Hall of Famers MJ beat in those Finals: Magic Johnson, James Worthy, Vlade Divac, Clyde Drexler, Charles Barkley, Gary Payton, Karl Malone and John Stockton.////// HOF players he beat on his way to those same Finals: Isaiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, Bill Laimbeer, Dennis Rodman, Patrick Ewing, Dominque Wilkins, Reggie Miller, Chris Mullin, Shaquille O'neal, and Alonzo Mourning (Chris Webber and Tim Hardaway are both on the ballot).
In an era of Big-Men and he had none! Are you kidding me? Unreal! The GOAT - plain and simple.
U get players in sports with the numbers but never won the chip.jordan stats are off the charts.its like wtf he did all this.the man was the nba in those days.6 chips shouldve been at least 1 or 2 more.2 three peats.it will never be a jordan or 2 three peats.never and the nba needs to retire the number 23
With Phil the zen master and his braintrust staff,then having by far the best player on the planet,it was just impossible for them to lose!
I swear to god. The way Coach does his ads, makes me want to buy. And i friggin work in advertising.
The most glaring in that documentary when MJ got injured in his 2nd season and missed 60 games, he was stubborn and aching to comeback despite the threat of them losing a lottery pick next season, that is an insult to these load management players in today's NBA, thats why these people crowned MJ as the GOAT
The real reason they won was because of the aging pistons and lakers dynasties and Scottie Pippen. MJ couldn’t even get out of the first round without those things and probably the greatest coach of all time.
did u watch the last dance episodes. His roster was full of crackheads. lol The 2nd best player on the team Orlando Woolridge is a crackhead.
Dont be stupid and use your internet to search for facts at least once. When bulls finally beat pistons -- rodman 29 isiah 29 laimbeer 33 dumars 27 vs. Cartwright 33 pippen 25 jordan 28 armstrong 26. "Aging"
This documentary is gonna be EPIC, great video!
If Losing isnt the way the game is meant to be played, wtf is going on in Charlotte Jordan?
Hater
As a Laker Fan , This Whole Offense looks so familiar, Gasol and Shaq . Where great passers !!’
Bro you promoting them ear pods killed everything for me🤦🏽♂️🏀🤷🏽♂️...but business is business
Starting to see triangles in my cereal
8:02 No one works on that, because they're busy drawing fouls.
Well yeah, for an average player, foul shots go in like 75% of the time, meaning you expect to make 1.5 points of drawing that foul, vs an at best 60% shot of the turnaround, making you 1.2 points on average
I think it's smarter to draw the foul
@J R u r dumb because u dont know how the math tells u, you are wrong lmao
@@mat7835 your math is wrong. It should be 75% FT% x % chance ref calls foul x 2 points. If the ref calls foul 75% of the time, that's about 1.1 points. On top of that, you can't rely on drawing fouls in late game situations where refs swallow the whistle
Dawolf r in nnnn m
I wonder what is the difference between the Bulls triangle and the Lakers triangle.
Better Players on the bulls one. More willing players
Just wait till we get a game plan revolving squares, even. More angles for scoring opportunities
Hey coach, I would love you watch you break down toronto’s championship run last year, highlighting the changes they made in this offence and defense each game/round
The real reason is Michael Jordan
Yeah, but the offense does allow for his teammates to do more than just spot up and wait for a pass.
@@kb4231 true. this is how you really really make teammates better, not stand at the top of the key and have everybody just stand
nice vlog
Jordan was Thanos and the triangle was his infinity stone