NBA was pleasing to the eye back then. Strict rules and no bias towards offense. Today they allow to take 2 steps back, then another tep back to get separation. It cringe looking. Imagine if Hakeem or Jordan or Kobe be were allowed all those extra steps with the footwork they had, they would be unstoppable.
The gather step is the biggest load of crap. Plus no hand checking today. All rules give such an advantage to the offensive players today. Then we have the Michael didn’t shoot three’s crowd. All I’ll say is he did but imagine he cared about threes like he did the rest of his game ? If it was how it is today? Would he not have made himself one of the best at that too?
I agree with you and 3-time Sixth Man of the Year (Jamal Crawford) who said "Michael Jordan is the best player I've ever seen. I believe he's the best player I'll ever see. I believe he'll be the best player a million years from now."
You know what really made Jordan the 🐐 he never complained, he just Rambo them. Best Basketball time ever, no ref stopping the game even when Jordan got pound.
@@soramirez5473it's normal to complain if the opposing team is doing like the MMA stuff to you. But if you're complaining even if you're not actually hit, then that's a different story.
The Atlanta Hawks in the latter half of the 1990s were impressive with Dikembe Mutombo, but Steve Smith and Mookie Blaylock who belonged to the Hawks at the time were also very good players. Although the Hawks lost to the Chicago Bulls in the playoff conference semifinals in the 1996-1997 season, the Hawks were strong in the regular season. The Hawks in the 1990s were also victims of Michael Jordan's Bulls.
The HOF is riddled with players who would have won championships except for MJ and the Bulls. It’s no disrespect to them, it was just impossible to get by the Bulls at that time.
@@reilym979 good lookin out my man there was SO MANY hall of famers that mj and the bulls denied there shot either in the playoffs or finals mj and the bulls DOMINATED the better half of a DECADE most of the 90's and had he not went and played bassball for 2 years i wont say he wins both years but ABSOLUTELY POSSIBLE and if any is gona get bennefit of the doubt its gona b mj so had he not left for 2 years he gets atleast one of those years so were talkin about mj and the bulls locking down almost a entire decade 7- 8 titles smh
@gregorydiaz5416 and Davis boys on that Pacers where no F-ing joke Because like Hakeem da Dream they protected the rim and the paint as if they were getting a bonus for every hard foul and block shots and #23 Michael jordan went straight through them along with Scottie Pippen and company
plays 36 rounds of golf, zero points in the first quarter, and had the ferocity to respond with 56pts in three quarters. Lebron ever do that? nah, he'd have cried, said his finger had a boo-boo, and blamed his teammates.
Had the privilege of meeting Steve Smith. He is a wonderful person who was so kind to me. A friend was on that heat team and as soon as he took me into the heat locker room? Steve smith walked right over to me and shook my hand and said my name, it was great to meet me and he enjoyed the stories Allen told him about our high school days. Just a great guy.
For some historical perspective, the 1992 Bulls team was just the 5th team in 45 NBA seasons to win 67 or more games. Since then, eight teams won 67 or more, including the Bulls twice. So 67-15 might not seem so impressive today, but back in 1992 it seemed like an absurd number.
36 holes of golf? Thats nothing. As a Chicago native we all used to hear rumors about MJ and his extracurricular activities. Jordan was literally something different. It's hard to imagine someone as great as he was partying all night and then still giving 100% at practice and bust 40 pts in a game, after being up all night and 1 hr of sleep on the team bus or plane.The world was a different place back then. there was such thing as privacy. and the media new better than to make Michael look bad. Michael did a lot or partying. And that just contribute's to his GOATness
I agree that times were different back then, but I don’t think the media hesitated to try and make MJ look bad when they could. They lambasted critique for Michael’s gambling habits, especially near the time of his first retirement.
@@elPeligro barely. Not like they could have. But gambling back then was viewed differently. It was like gambling was this barely legal thing that makes you borderline a bad person. Now everyone gambles and it's normal
Ok. For those clueless people that think there was no competition for Jordan, just listen to the names of the other 2 Guards Steve rolled off at the end of the clip. All those guys fighting for the 2nd all-star spot...
Bronx ghetto style from the 80's. Negroes used to walk around with the Cazals with no lenses. It was a hip hop thing. Hip hop included fashion, not just rapping & D.J.
@@nymphopath9816think he was blind bc pippin had glass in the glasses just probably were clear not prescription lenses. It was midway when they interviewed him
Steve Smith in Atlanta,along with Mookie Blaylock and Mutumbo was one of my favorite Hawks teams. Steve use to do a salsa dance when he got an and one... Great video 👍🏿
Yep, it helps show people these players MJ played against weren't bad like people seem to think. They could play and quite a few had their signature or go-to moves.
I was at that Bulls Heat Game in Miami in 92, I was so excited and that @#$%^& (*&^%% came and ruined our night. I was so naïve, at halftime I thought we had a chance. I still have the ticket stub. The Miami Arena was never louder. Thank you for covering this game, it is still painful but what a great experience.
MJ is undeniably the 🐐 but real hoopers and basketball savants know that Smiddy (Yes, that behind the back move, that everyone uses now and days) was cold on the court. Very underrated, could do it all on the court. 💯
Born and raised in Chicago and I can say hands down the best thing about growing up in this City in the 90s was watching the Chicago Bulls and MJ bring it to everybody. What a great time to be a sports fan.
100% agree. I will be eternally thankful for all of what Michael did to win, him AND his teammate. AND eternally grateful for Portland for taking Bowie!
A brief listing of his top accomplishments would include the following: Rookie of the Year; Five-time NBA MVP; Six-time NBA champion; Six-time NBA Finals MVP; Ten-time All-NBA First Team; Nine time NBA All-Defensive First Team; Defensive Player of the Year; 14-time NBA All-Star; Three-time NBA All-Star MVP; 50th Anniversary All-Time Team; Ten scoring titles - an NBA record and seven consecutive matching Wilt Chamberlain; Retired with the NBA’s highest scoring average of 30.1ppg; Hall of Fame inductee.
back in the days, every game was exciting, teams play their hearts out. Nowadays i only watch highlights for regular season games, the watch the full playoff games.
@BTMBasketballTimeMachine imagine a "fused" team of the early and late 90´s Heat if the Hornets trade went another way... PG: T.Hardaway SG: Smitty SF: Rice PF: Mashburn C: ZO
That's something I've always thought of. But with Rice, I don't think Mashburn was needed. I would have PJ Brown at the 4, and Thunder Dan as the 6th man
In the 80’s and 90’s, I wasn’t even a Bulls fan. But to this day and even then, I’ve never not said that Michael Jordan is THE greatest basketball player of all time. Period. Obviously it was the insane shots and dunks he pulled off. But the guy also had every single other skill set in his repertoire. And frankly, he just looked good doing it, and did it with style. He was even perfectly proportioned physically. Yeah a point is a point, no matter how it’s pulled off. But you never saw Jordan awkwardly throwing shots up. Even if he was in the air, got pushed mid-jump, and was horizontal falling down, I swear he still got off a perfectly firmed shot. The guy is just the most perfect player to ever play a sport in ANY game.
As a boy i saw jordan and thought i was watching a superhero... as a man i can truly see what i was really watching was an absolute fucking menace that terrorized the NBA with confidence skill and a will to not only win but to crush anybody who opposed him. Air Jordan.... G.O.A.T.
You should do a look at some of the best bulls opponents. I know everyone talks about the knicks but it was that Pacers team that I think had the best chance of stopping the bulls.
And the crazy part is if Reggie Miller the hassing little play brother of Jordan, played in the lebum time he would be fine tons of money and the media would have turned on him
@@glenroybrathwaite1531Jalen rose actually played in game 7 he was suspended in game 5 of the series because he left the bench in game 4 when Reggie miller and Ron Harper got into it
When I think Ron Seikly I think Danny Ferry too. Syracuse and... Kansas? I think the 90s were awesome because there was a solid background for these guys and their college choices gave them depth, not only in their game, but in their image and "character."
7:09 a lot of his highlights show him scoring but what most people don't see is that before he scored, he often got a steal on the other end...just like his game winner against the Jazz; he stole the ball from Karl Malone on the other end...THEN he hit the game winner.
7:10 - 7:20 is I will do what I want, when I want against u and u can't do a damn thing about it. Even watching Michael after the play, his body language is that of a cold assassin
Steve Smith had 15 points in the 1st half of 1992 1st Round Game 3, none of them against Jordan. He had 3 points in the 2nd half, the only points he scored on Jordan the whole game. Jordan held him to 0 points in the final 5 minutes of the 3rd quarter and the final 5 minutes of the 4th quarter (Smith sat out the 4th quarter prior to that point). Game 2 he only had 11 points and almost all of them were after getting blown out by 20+. Game 1 was the only one where he succeeded against Jordan's defense. Jordan shut down Smith to 17.6 PPG on 32/31/83 shooting in their 1997 Playoffs rematch (after Smith's 20 PPG season), rotating with Harper and Pippen throughout the series.
I love your channel, i hope you can help, i remember a story about Michael Jordan creating a story about a Baltimore bullets player talking smack and disrespecting him, the player tried to tell Jordan he didn't say it but years later Jordan admitted he made up the story to motivate himself. Can you please do a video on that if you have not already?
1st Qtr- Mike is like " Laugh it up." 2nd Qtr- Mike " Keep Laughing it up!" 3rd Qtr- Mike " You still laughing?" 4th Qtr- Mike "He who laughs first, cries last! " 🤷🏾♂️
Timestamp 1:51 I don't know why but dear God that Horace Grant clip is the funniest thing I've seen all day, he's even wearing the teenage mutant ninja turtles glasses. Love it. Chicago Illinois rocks with Sean David
This is the difference between Jordan and Lebron. Not just the mentality but the ability to ceeate shots. Unlike Bron, Jordan can change directions while driving towards the basket.
These guys who are confused about who the goat is never saw these games. If you saw these games I don’t think it’s possible to be confused. If the game was going to be won, he won it. Never seen anything like it before or since. Not just scoring. Defense steals blocks rebounds passes. You would be like how many points so he getting tonight and it was almost always 30 or more. And to hear later on that he did all this with barely any sleep and he never missed a game always practiced hard. It makes the legend exponentially greater.
Jordan was the John Wick of the N.B.A. a man of sheer will and determination. Also an assassin on the court.
Absolutely spot on with that analysis
No. John Wick is the MJ of Hitmen.
@@awesomereviews1561 The truth!
@@awesomereviews1561😂 love it 👍🏽
That works both ways for me, though Jordan is non-fiction.
We all remember how good MJ was but its nice to get a refresher from time to time
Jordan was like a superhero coming to save the day. Thats how i looked at him when i was a kid.
Nick Fury?
I hear you man. I always felt the same growing up. There was always a chance with Mike In the game
I did too and I'm a Heat fan 💀
you mean supervillian
@@armandr1613 yuck. as a knicks fan, Jordan was ALWAYS the villain.
C’mon man. This is why MJ and Lebron don’t belong in the same sentence
Right. Kobe maybe lol
Facts cause Lebron would have never been i competition on with Steve Smith lol
@@CIA_Spy yeah, cause Jason Terry murdered lebron.
THAT'S A GOOD ONE!! SAME SENTENCE, LMAO🤣🤣🤣I AGREE
Facts
2 steps (no-gather), zero carries, and hand/body checking, and he's still better than anybody in today's ruleset.
NBA was pleasing to the eye back then. Strict rules and no bias towards offense. Today they allow to take 2 steps back, then another tep back to get separation. It cringe looking.
Imagine if Hakeem or Jordan or Kobe be were allowed all those extra steps with the footwork they had, they would be unstoppable.
The gather step is the biggest load of crap. Plus no hand checking today. All rules give such an advantage to the offensive players today. Then we have the Michael didn’t shoot three’s crowd. All I’ll say is he did but imagine he cared about threes like he did the rest of his game ? If it was how it is today? Would he not have made himself one of the best at that too?
Jordan would be the all time leading scorer if he played in this era.
With today defense. Jordan is going to the basketball at will.
@patbreen4510 Jordan did shoot 3's on occasion and he was pretty good at it
Michael Jordan is the GOAT, today, yesterday, and forever.
You tell that to Scottie Pippen, who's gone insane!
I agree with you and 3-time Sixth Man of the Year (Jamal Crawford) who said "Michael Jordan is the best player I've ever seen. I believe he's the best player I'll ever see. I believe he'll be the best player a million years from now."
@@alexandrossimitzis146 Scottie is suffering from CTE.
No doubt and he will always be the goat because players aren't getting better anymore. No real fundamentals played just better athletiscism
@@alexandrossimitzis146 😂😂😂😂😀😀killing me with that statement.
You know what really made Jordan the 🐐 he never complained, he just Rambo them. Best Basketball time ever, no ref stopping the game even when Jordan got pound.
jordan DID complain to the ref, what are you talking about?
@@soramirez5473lol let them live in their fantasy world😂😂
@@soramirez5473you mean when they were purposely trying to hurt him?
U know a jordan hater will always pop up and give excuses
@@soramirez5473it's normal to complain if the opposing team is doing like the MMA stuff to you. But if you're complaining even if you're not actually hit, then that's a different story.
The Atlanta Hawks in the latter half of the 1990s were impressive with Dikembe Mutombo, but Steve Smith and Mookie Blaylock who belonged to the Hawks at the time were also very good players.
Although the Hawks lost to the Chicago Bulls in the playoff conference semifinals in the 1996-1997 season, the Hawks were strong in the regular season.
The Hawks in the 1990s were also victims of Michael Jordan's Bulls.
Yup I remember those years that’s when I started wanting bball my favorite era
youre so right! Blaylock is very underrated
The HOF is riddled with players who would have won championships except for MJ and the Bulls. It’s no disrespect to them, it was just impossible to get by the Bulls at that time.
Blaylock is MJ lookalike✌️🤣
Who belonged. This isn’t slavery. Who played for
MJ was the nemesis of SO many players.... So many titans of the game ended up with no rings because of MJ and the Bulls
HALL OF FAMERS! THE GREATS! karl malone john stockton gary payton charles barkley clyde drexler
@@gregorydiaz5416you’re right, but Gary Payton got one with the Heat
@@gregorydiaz5416 and Reggie Miller and Patrick Ewing Larry Johnson and Alonzo Mourning
@@reilym979 good lookin out my man there was SO MANY hall of famers that mj and the bulls denied there shot either in the playoffs or finals mj and the bulls DOMINATED the better half of a DECADE most of the 90's and had he not went and played bassball for 2 years i wont say he wins both years but ABSOLUTELY POSSIBLE and if any is gona get bennefit of the doubt its gona b mj so had he not left for 2 years he gets atleast one of those years so were talkin about mj and the bulls locking down almost a entire decade 7- 8 titles smh
@gregorydiaz5416 and Davis boys on that Pacers where no F-ing joke Because like Hakeem da Dream they protected the rim and the paint as if they were getting a bonus for every hard foul and block shots and #23 Michael jordan went straight through them along with Scottie Pippen and company
plays 36 rounds of golf, zero points in the first quarter, and had the ferocity to respond with 56pts in three quarters. Lebron ever do that? nah, he'd have cried, said his finger had a boo-boo, and blamed his teammates.
😂😂😂
Kobe B has done it
Leave LeBron out of this. This is MJ! The GOAT!
LeBron is OK 👍
MJ and Kobe are indentical, lebron is nowhere.. out of the league
Lebron only came back from
1-3 behind and defeated a 73-9 team...no biggie!
Had the privilege of meeting Steve Smith. He is a wonderful person who was so kind to me. A friend was on that heat team and as soon as he took me into the heat locker room? Steve smith walked right over to me and shook my hand and said my name, it was great to meet me and he enjoyed the stories Allen told him about our high school days. Just a great guy.
"MJ" the Greatest Of All Time/G.O.A.T
Smith was no joke but he learned that you don't poke nor provoke the GOAT.
Was he good before injuries
For some historical perspective, the 1992 Bulls team was just the 5th team in 45 NBA seasons to win 67 or more games. Since then, eight teams won 67 or more, including the Bulls twice. So 67-15 might not seem so impressive today, but back in 1992 it seemed like an absurd number.
36 holes of golf? Thats nothing. As a Chicago native we all used to hear rumors about MJ and his extracurricular activities. Jordan was literally something different. It's hard to imagine someone as great as he was partying all night and then still giving 100% at practice and bust 40 pts in a game, after being up all night and 1 hr of sleep on the team bus or plane.The world was a different place back then. there was such thing as privacy. and the media new better than to make Michael look bad. Michael did a lot or partying. And that just contribute's to his GOATness
One could say... American Psycho
I agree that times were different back then, but I don’t think the media hesitated to try and make MJ look bad when they could. They lambasted critique for Michael’s gambling habits, especially near the time of his first retirement.
@@elPeligro barely. Not like they could have. But gambling back then was viewed differently. It was like gambling was this barely legal thing that makes you borderline a bad person. Now everyone gambles and it's normal
Well, he had a teammate that did the same thing. Rodman partied as hard as he played. In my opinion, one of the games best rebounder ever!
@Vilatkahang ha! ever think what Wilt could have accomplished if he hadn't partaken in 30,000 female favors?
Appreciate your channel bro! Thanks for the uploads.
Ok. For those clueless people that think there was no competition for Jordan, just listen to the names of the other 2 Guards Steve rolled off at the end of the clip. All those guys fighting for the 2nd all-star spot...
Steve Smith was a great player, all around cool guy
Pippen wearing glasses with no lens 😂😂😂
when? What time in the video did that happen???
Bronx ghetto style from the 80's. Negroes used to walk around with the Cazals with no lenses. It was a hip hop thing. Hip hop included fashion, not just rapping & D.J.
@@nymphopath9816think he was blind bc pippin had glass in the glasses just probably were clear not prescription lenses. It was midway when they interviewed him
Steve Smith in Atlanta,along with Mookie Blaylock and Mutumbo was one of my favorite Hawks teams. Steve use to do a salsa dance when he got an and one... Great video 👍🏿
MJ was great, it's always good to see his greatness on display. But I am a fan of Steve Smith as well. He was a really good player.
Pershing Great ❤❤ Spencer Haywood, Glen Rice, George Gervin, Magic Johnson we will never back down to anyone!
Counting backwards from 38 is legendary lol.
I had to watch 7:17 like four times. When I saw it the first time I couldn't believe that he just kept going and made it all the way to the rim.
well that was mj 😀
I loved MJ but right there I saw Kobe.
Dude… same
Loved Steve Smiths game. Crazy hesi!!!!!!!
Steve Smith was really good back in the day. I emulated my game after Magic and Steve Smith, since I was more of a passer!
Pleasantly surprised that a Michael Jordan fan posted that dunk when Steve Smith dunked on him baseline & 1
Yep, it helps show people these players MJ played against weren't bad like people seem to think. They could play and quite a few had their signature or go-to moves.
HORACE GRANT, a forgotten Bulls Trio, always expect the unexpected pass from MJ underneath the basket.
I was at that Bulls Heat Game in Miami in 92, I was so excited and that @#$%^& (*&^%% came and ruined our night. I was so naïve, at halftime I thought we had a chance. I still have the ticket stub. The Miami Arena was never louder. Thank you for covering this game, it is still painful but what a great experience.
I was there, too. I miss the old Miami Arena, even though that arena looked old even when it was brand new. LOL!
That's all I needed right there it was personal
MJ is undeniably the 🐐 but real hoopers and basketball savants know that Smiddy (Yes, that behind the back move, that everyone uses now and days) was cold on the court. Very underrated, could do it all on the court. 💯
Preach!!!!💯
@@terrancewoods3463 💯
Great video. Love this format
38,36,hold on, hold on,he is counting backward….😂🙌
One of the many reasons miami retired number 23.
Born and raised in Chicago and I can say hands down the best thing about growing up in this City in the 90s was watching the Chicago Bulls and MJ bring it to everybody. What a great time to be a sports fan.
100% agree. I will be eternally thankful for all of what Michael did to win, him AND his teammate. AND eternally grateful for Portland for taking Bowie!
A brief listing of his top accomplishments would include the following: Rookie of the Year; Five-time NBA MVP; Six-time NBA champion; Six-time NBA Finals MVP; Ten-time All-NBA First Team; Nine time NBA All-Defensive First Team; Defensive Player of the Year; 14-time NBA All-Star; Three-time NBA All-Star MVP; 50th Anniversary All-Time Team; Ten scoring titles - an NBA record and seven consecutive matching Wilt Chamberlain; Retired with the NBA’s highest scoring average of 30.1ppg; Hall of Fame inductee.
back in the days, every game was exciting, teams play their hearts out. Nowadays i only watch highlights for regular season games, the watch the full playoff games.
Steve Smith was selected in 1991 NBA Draft. In the season 1991/92 Smith was in the All Rookie First Team
Steve Smith was just a *good* player (to Bulls fans).
Glen Rice, though, was a *killer* .
I can eat Jordan stories for breakfast, lunch and supper everyday!
Steve smith Detroit pershing high school
Maaan listen MJ was that guy Bro. 🐐🐐🐐. I love Smitty too, everybody do that hesitation move he had lol
Man I love This Channel it’s Amazing Old School NBA was great Some of my best Childhood memories was watching The 90s Bulls
Thats why he's the best, and no one comes close
If LeChoke was down 15, the Bum will quit!
I grew up in Chicago and then when I was fifteen in 1985 we move to Miami. These were both my favorite teams on Earth.
MJ - G.O.A.T - Hands Down!!!
Jordan was an absolute monster! I used to stop what I was doing to watch him play.
Outstanding footage and flow man, loving your vibe more & more !
Great vid as always Sesn
When I was a kid watching this guy...you knew he was gonna do something amazing..and if they were losing you knew Mike was gonna take the game over
Sean great video! I love its structure.
I see why Kobe copied this dude game; it's flawless.
The double clutch dunk off the steal in transition is sick!
"Have a cup of tea, drops the basket in" 🤣
@BTMBasketballTimeMachine imagine a "fused" team of the early and late 90´s Heat if the Hornets trade went another way...
PG: T.Hardaway SG: Smitty SF: Rice PF: Mashburn C: ZO
That's something I've always thought of. But with Rice, I don't think Mashburn was needed. I would have PJ Brown at the 4, and Thunder Dan as the 6th man
Loved this!
56 points in the last three quarters.....smh....Scoreless in the first....I like Steve too...I think his knees began to fail him
I love honesty above all else!!!!
Never Poke the bear ....... I mean never poke the Bull called MJ LOL
In the 80’s and 90’s, I wasn’t even a Bulls fan. But to this day and even then, I’ve never not said that Michael Jordan is THE greatest basketball player of all time. Period. Obviously it was the insane shots and dunks he pulled off. But the guy also had every single other skill set in his repertoire. And frankly, he just looked good doing it, and did it with style. He was even perfectly proportioned physically. Yeah a point is a point, no matter how it’s pulled off. But you never saw Jordan awkwardly throwing shots up. Even if he was in the air, got pushed mid-jump, and was horizontal falling down, I swear he still got off a perfectly firmed shot. The guy is just the most perfect player to ever play a sport in ANY game.
Thanks 👍 for sharing
4:42 can we please talk about these legends nailing the crap out of the double high five
I always argued that this was the best Bulls team.
Steve Smith great player and great human being.
Michael Jordan THE GOAT.
Still the only former athlete that can tell a bunch of teens to F off after asking for an autograph and we all love it 😂
Michael Jordan
Doesn't trash talk, but hoping and praying to find someone who does
The steal and coast to coast play was nutz. And I saw it live.
Where are all the LEBRON IS THE GOST GUYS ... They never see these games I guess.
I lived in the south side in 92 ... MJ is the Best
I didn't realize Jordan scored all those points in 3 quarters 😮
As a boy i saw jordan and thought i was watching a superhero... as a man i can truly see what i was really watching was an absolute fucking menace that terrorized the NBA with confidence skill and a will to not only win but to crush anybody who opposed him.
Air Jordan.... G.O.A.T.
Respect to the Detroit legends Smitty and DC. That clip of DC putting a shoulder into Smitty is funny @3:26. they were great friends.
How many great players and some HOF'ers don't have a ring because of Mike and the Bulls.🤔 🐐 Collateral damage.👀🤦😂👍
Jordan was still drunk the 1st quarter and than he sober up
The play by jordan at 7:12 was completely insane, and that never even makes his career highlight reel.
Love how the Greats can just turn it on 🔥
This was great🎉
I loved watching Steve Smith on my Trail Blazers.
You should do a look at some of the best bulls opponents. I know everyone talks about the knicks but it was that Pacers team that I think had the best chance of stopping the bulls.
Coached by one of Mike best rival's Larry Bird
And the crazy part is if Reggie Miller the hassing little play brother of Jordan, played in the lebum time he would be fine tons of money and the media would have turned on him
that 7 game series in the 1998 ECF was all-time classic.
I often wonder if Jalen Rose wasn't suspended for game 7
@@glenroybrathwaite1531Jalen rose actually played in game 7 he was suspended in game 5 of the series because he left the bench in game 4 when Reggie miller and Ron Harper got into it
4:27 Scottie got the nose you buy from Party City that comes with the glasses and mustache. Damn!
7:10 Beautiful sequence.
Steve Smith was selected in the '91 draft. Slight correction, fam.
Michael Jordan, the greatest three step slam dunker ever !
Steve extremely underrated
When I think Ron Seikly I think Danny Ferry too. Syracuse and... Kansas? I think the 90s were awesome because there was a solid background for these guys and their college choices gave them depth, not only in their game, but in their image and "character."
7:09 a lot of his highlights show him scoring but what most people don't see is that before he scored, he often got a steal on the other end...just like his game winner against the Jazz; he stole the ball from Karl Malone on the other end...THEN he hit the game winner.
7:10 - 7:20 is I will do what I want, when I want against u and u can't do a damn thing about it. Even watching Michael after the play, his body language is that of a cold assassin
Steve Smith had 15 points in the 1st half of 1992 1st Round Game 3, none of them against Jordan. He had 3 points in the 2nd half, the only points he scored on Jordan the whole game. Jordan held him to 0 points in the final 5 minutes of the 3rd quarter and the final 5 minutes of the 4th quarter (Smith sat out the 4th quarter prior to that point). Game 2 he only had 11 points and almost all of them were after getting blown out by 20+. Game 1 was the only one where he succeeded against Jordan's defense.
Jordan shut down Smith to 17.6 PPG on 32/31/83 shooting in their 1997 Playoffs rematch (after Smith's 20 PPG season), rotating with Harper and Pippen throughout the series.
I love your channel, i hope you can help, i remember a story about Michael Jordan creating a story about a Baltimore bullets player talking smack and disrespecting him, the player tried to tell Jordan he didn't say it but years later Jordan admitted he made up the story to motivate himself. Can you please do a video on that if you have not already?
Steve smith is legit real ones know. But jordan torched the hawks way worse than lebron did
WILL PURDUE ROLLING OF THE PICK WITH THE JAM! 😂😂😂😂
That Will Perdue pass was pretty dope.
I love that last game face Smith dunk on Wacko Jordan.
“You will pay this Steve” lol.
Edit: love your content. The title card is just off.
How many hall of famers did Jordan play with?!?!🤔 How many all stars?? Dude is the 🐐
1st Qtr- Mike is like " Laugh it up." 2nd Qtr- Mike " Keep Laughing it up!" 3rd Qtr- Mike " You still laughing?" 4th Qtr- Mike "He who laughs first, cries last! " 🤷🏾♂️
Timestamp 1:51 I don't know why but dear God that Horace Grant clip is the funniest thing I've seen all day, he's even wearing the teenage mutant ninja turtles glasses. Love it. Chicago Illinois rocks with Sean David
This is the difference between Jordan and Lebron. Not just the mentality but the ability to ceeate shots. Unlike Bron, Jordan can change directions while driving towards the basket.
These guys who are confused about who the goat is never saw these games. If you saw these games I don’t think it’s possible to be confused. If the game was going to be won, he won it. Never seen anything like it before or since. Not just scoring. Defense steals blocks rebounds passes. You would be like how many points so he getting tonight and it was almost always 30 or more. And to hear later on that he did all this with barely any sleep and he never missed a game always practiced hard. It makes the legend exponentially greater.
8:22 I played at 0.25 speed 😉 what was that? to me MJ is the GOAT, and he has a lot sneaky tricks.