Now you really know why those of us old enough to have witnessed this version of Jordan find it comical when they try to compare a mere mortal to him. I've always said that whomever passes him as the GOAT will not be from this planet.

@ciarrajohnson3849

Жыл бұрын

Facts💯His mom fed the whole NBA raising him🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣#Deloris

@cajohnson130

Жыл бұрын

Yes if you witnessed both, there is no comparison. Nothing away from Lebrons game tho.

@ciarrajohnson3849

Жыл бұрын

@@cajohnson130 ✅

@marcelpage3108

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I got to see a lot of this live. Dude use to live in my town along with Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and Bill Cartright. We used to see them around town all the time. I do feel fortunate and lucky.

@ciarrajohnson3849

Жыл бұрын

@youtuber3328 Well Bill probably loves Mike just as much♥️♥️

He couldn't be checked by ANYONE on offense, was unstoppable in transition, would ruin your life on defense, had top shelf court awareness and his will to win was otherworldly. Who's better??? Nobody anyone's ever seen on this planet.

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

That's why Detroit used to muck him up all the time.

Us old heads just be trying to say that we still to this day have not witnessed an all-round player as dominant and consistent as Jordan. He is the GOAT

@fitzroymarcano4565

7 ай бұрын

​@youtuber3328Mj wasnt even in the league yet at that time..... also , why u like a parrot saying the exact same thing in others comments .....no one cares

yall notice most of his shots all net ? that will never not be crazy to me like kd said shooting 50 percent as a guard and they all bottoms is nuts lol dude was a pure shooter.

Michael Jordan still holds the highest vertical at 48 inches in the nba

I don't understand how anyone can look at Jordan play and not say he the 🐐 props to y'all for recognizing greatness fr 💯

@Bighjr88

Жыл бұрын

Say it again

@ronaldk.wileyjr.5476

Жыл бұрын

It's because they don't see those live games... with all the tension & pressure. Jordan was SO good, if I hadn't seen it, I probably wouldn't believe it either

@KingBeckwood

Жыл бұрын

@@ronaldk.wileyjr.5476 yeah but it's highlights and full games on KZread they just delusional

@KingBeckwood

Жыл бұрын

@@ronaldk.wileyjr.5476 I didn't see them live

@ronaldk.wileyjr.5476

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mWahts2Afs6wY9o.html

Rik Smits was 7'4 jumping as high as he could lol, mike just finessed it right over that reach

Jordan was the most pure scorer in the league. He was virtually un guardable and he welcomed any and all challengers to his throne. He had all the offensive moves anyone could ever want. He also was very fundamentally sound which is what made his moves seem smooth like butter. Micheal Jordan is the GOAT

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

And he was a great defender,also.

Haha this was hilarious. Great reaction video. Growing up in Chicago this was a nightly occurrence for us to see. There’s no way to describe the excitement knowing the Bulls we’re playing because you knew that Mike was going to do something you’ve never seen before. His highlights are only a part of what makes this man a legend. His relentless attack and never ending energy on both ends of the court was unmatched. His ability to score in every way imaginable. You can see the difference in todays game where it’s an open lane to a lay up. Mike was finishing at the rim with with crowded lanes during the time of bigs being defensive enforcers. No one in the current league ever played at this level of dominance

I love that your reaction to this versus watching a horror movie would be about the same 🤣🤣🤣

@KIDIff

Жыл бұрын

😂😂appreciate it

This channel has a 87-88 goat szn for MJ he was even bouncier than this

@KIDIff

Жыл бұрын

Oh shit we finna watch that

@KingBeckwood

Жыл бұрын

His best szn ever prime MJ was so different

It was nuts watching him back in the day. It’s like that’s luck ballhog then does insane crazy moves time after time. Then you go outside and do all the moves you just saw for hours.

Great reaction. Check out the 98 season too. Seeing an older 35 Jordan go against more modern era players is a great watch too.

NBA Players during MJ's Era feared him because they don't want to get posterized and be one of his victims and also admired him because of how truly Great he is. Truly the GOAT

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

A few were jealous and hated him ( Isaiah Thomas is one of them)

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

The black cat should have been called the great one instead of Gretzky.

It’s a trip to see the youngins watch MJ highlights 🤣we tried to tell ya😂

38:00 !! Awesome moment! Both chatting away and suddenly instant quiet. Speechless. Love your reactions.

Yay another MJ video i lived in Chicago my whole life so watch jordan play all the time but I'll still watch every MJ video you guys put out 😂😂

@ramonawashington6391

Жыл бұрын

Me too. MJ was pure excellence and perfection

I watched all these games live back in the day and I am still scratching my head as to why you would match up Craig Ehlo with MJ. Wasn't that child abuse.

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

I agree!!!!

Man I love your guys reaction videos. Love the energy, stress, love, you guys are the best!

@KIDIff

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate that fr love the support and love 🙏🏾we gonna keep dropping bangers for yall

Any shot from MJ was a higher percentage shot than anyone else on the Bulls…🙏🏾💯

It's been too long since I really played all-out, but back in the day I worked on my vert mostly with three things: For calves, I would put a barbell on my shoulders, put on the radio, and start doing one-leg calf raises for one whole song, then switch to the other leg for the next song, then back for the next, back and forth like that until my calves were just burning so bad I couldn't do any more. (One leg meaning I used the toe of my other foot just to keep my balance but that's all). A lot of people don't realize how much lift you can get from your shoulders, so another thing I did was a combo with an EZ-curl bar, started with an upright row with grip a little closer than shoulder-width, then pressed up, then back down into the upright row position, down, up again and repeat. Try to make the movements as explosive as you can without getting too sloppy. Last, I just played a lot an tried to jump as high as I could EVERY time, 'cause I was inspired by how MJ seemed to always be jumping as high as he could even for just a midrange. I would play from the time I got off school or work until they closed the gym, then sometimes I would go eat and then go meet some guys to play at a playground somewhere for a couple more hours. Doing all that, when I was around 20 years old I was 6 foot, around 240 lbs, and I could dunk a mini-ball. I never could get higher than that because of my fat ass, but I surprised a lot of people by how high I could get up.

I love you guys reactions. The closest to MJs 48 inch vertical leap is Zach Levine who's vertical leap is 46 inches

MJ的每場比賽 都是如此這般精彩無比 HE IS GOAT❤ FOREVER ~🥰 ，他的Body control 真的太驚人了 100年也不會有另外一位出現的 。外星人

2:52 jordan was and is the most athletic fundamental player ever

@michaelwhite8119

Жыл бұрын

This is what I always bring up as the thing that ultimately separates him from pretty much everyone. Most with his skill and talent just coast off of it. Normally the player without the skill are the ones who put in the hours of footwork and spend hours and years in the gym (Think Dirk) to become something. This guy MJ had the athleticism and didn’t settle. The footwork is phenomenal.

Young Bloods, you had me rolling re-watching all this. Seasons like this is what make one wish time could stand still for some of these guys. You hate to see them go! But dam what a ride watching him and a few others over the years. Yo, seriously you guys had me LMAO! Thanks!🤣🤣🤣

@KIDIff

11 ай бұрын

You welcome bro appreciate the support and love fr

Size does not equal strength. Jordan was very lean and very strong. Being lean is what enabled him to be so savvy and athletic. He could slide between double teams and wiggle by defenders while in the air because he was so lean. But get under the rim when he comes in for a dunk and you'll see just how strong he became. The Pistons created that monster!

Jordan was like this almost EVERY game, b4 his 1st retirement.

What Jordan was... was simply, AMAZING! It was so amazing that it's hard to imagine. Literally, as fans, we expected a win every game during the 72win season. The thing was, was that we didnt know it would happen. Looking from today's eyes, it may seem obvious but, they earned & worked for all those championships. He proved to be close to unstoppable at every challenge.

I'm just here to get my medicine popcorn ready this should be a good one🍿🍿 You guys just put bangers after bangers out no cap🧢 And another michael jordan video gotta love it, By the way there is nobody in today's game that can jump like jordan,not ja morant,Zack lavine,or zion or Jalen green,MJ would average 45 in today's era easy🧢👏👏🐐🐐23

@Tcheera

Жыл бұрын

Haha, yeah that was the one comment that really stood out when they said people in the game have his vert. The only person I've ever heard that might have close to his vert was high jumper Wilt, but it's all a big debate not all clearly measured, but no one else is close today.

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

I think 50 would be his average .

@Tcheera

Жыл бұрын

@@Jimmy-ik2kc The only reason I don't think he'd average 50 is because like with Giannis they'd pull him out to rest after 3 quarters every game... so he'd only have 45 after playing like 30 minutes instead of 60 playing 40 minutes lol

@Jimmy-ik2kc

Жыл бұрын

@@Tcheera I feel what you're saying but,MJ always gave the fans a show . You have to remember MJ didn't do load management or anything like that....If the game is not a blowout,you can bet MJ's gonna keep playing and get his 50 especially if someone talks sh*t to him.

@Tcheera

Жыл бұрын

@@Jimmy-ik2kc I know he didn't, but times and the game have changed. I think players get their dollars, but they have to load manage and don't get the choice a lot. I don't think players get to play hurt now, when back then it was encouraged. Remember back in the day we said no pain, no gain. Now we know for most players that ended careers early. But... I think we also don't know for sure what the right answer is. Every time they think they cracked the code, they find out they didn't really. I think MJ just was kinda a genetic freak of nature -- I mean we all saw him take falls that could've paralyzed or broken bones of others a lot. He was mad resilient. Some just are, some aren't. But today if you paid someone what MJ would be paid (which let's be real would be more than any megastar) they'd probably err on the side of babying him to milk as many years as they can. He just happened to come up in a time when he could write in a "for the love of the game" rider.

I’m glad you guys recognize who the true goat is!!

u guys too good luv yall 😛🤣

@KIDIff

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it love the support fr 🙏🏾

The scary thing is look what he does when there’s like kinda less paint protection. Instead of there being like 2-3 guys in the paint and it’s not bloody Hakeem or Admiral it’s like 1-2 guys and they are only average paint protectors - MJ drives and just scores on everybody jumping over around through whoever - now look at that Lakers-Warriors game today - where the Warriors literally had no paint protection at all. Essentially starting Draymond at C - prime Jordan would murder it. Murder it.

Ki & JDot, some people suffer from Cognitive Dissonance. No matter what the facts reveal, they will hold onto their belief. That’s why you guys as students of the game continue watch old school sports and expand your knowledge and techniques of the game! M.J. WAS & STILL IS THE G.O.A.T. He didn’t jump from a bad time to good teams to win. He went to bad teams & made them great, even when he went to the Wizards.

#3 on the Nets is Drazen Petrovic. React to his highlights. He died before setting his mark but he was the wave with the European players 🔥🔥🔥

32:00. Love this reaction. 🤣 Jordan was amazing. 🔥

59:03 The center at #12 was Vlade Divac. He was pretty good with the Lakers back in the day. He also played for the Charlotte Hornets and the Sacramento Kings. Check out his highlights when y'all get a chance.

Thing is, the old heads, especially in Chicago watched these ENTIRE games. Some of those clips were from the Bulls being down and coming back

Yo this was absolutely HILARIOUS! 😂

Love it when you guys slam the keyboard and then stay silent or walk away 😂

When that tongue out, you done. Scouting report for how to defend MJ - Good Luck.😂

Your buddy just can't fathom how the best player ever, did it over 30 years ago. He don't want to see the film, cuz it would bust up the delusion in his head.

The shot in put over Divac in the Finals in Game 3, the one he short-armed…..he was playing with a hurt toe. You can tell by the way he lands gingerly on it and again later on one of his dunks.

Love to see the reaction! Goat, and i grew up a Magic/ Lakers fan.

1. First off, nobody in today's league has Jordan's vertical period. Speaking of today's athleticism, the league has changed the rules for "athletic" guards to showcase their athleticism and shine because the league has thought athleticism would draw more attention and bring more $. They desperately wanted the next MJ since he retired. Moreover, if athleticism means so much, then James White wouldn't be riding the bench and players like Luka would be a nobody. There's a limit to what the human body could endure. It's no surprising that many "athletic" players get injured and their career is short-lived. There's a reason why load management is a thing in today's league. Lebron cut all his weight and lost unnecessary muscles for a reason. Players during the golden age had wear and tear on their body early in their career due to the physicality of the game. There was no such thing as load management. It was all about the pride during the golden age. Almost all the players couldn't showcase their "athleticism" due to the tough rules and monsters lurking in the paint. It's understandable why your friend avoids to watch the clips and is in denial. There are people that still think Earth is flat and want to dwell on their fantasy. Just tell your friend "Air Jordan/Nike" and all the collaboration they are doing. The World knows what's up. 2. The centre on the Lakers team was Vlade Divac, an all star in the 2000s. 3. Just because you got thick legs doesn't mean you could jump higher and are stronger. As a matter of fact, a lean figure with full of twitch muscle fibers inside would make you stronger and more explosive with more endurance. Michael Jordan was exceptionally strong for his body size. Check out some interviews of former NBA players who played against him and roided Lebron. They all would tell you that MJ's the strongest they'd ever faced. You could also tell his strength from his plays. Another example: Bruce Lee "I remember one day [Bruce] walks up with 75 pounds barbells. He locks down in standing position and starts on his chest. He sticks them straight out in slow motion, holds them and sustains. Try it. Try it half that weight and you'd know what 75 pounds feel like and I know guys who can bench press 500 pounds. They can get it out but they can't hold it." - Joe Lewis

13:17-13:30 Ki had a Berleezy moment 😂😂😂

@KIDIff

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

It was like this, if you missed a game, you missed something big. Because Mike had highlights like this every feckin night. It was insane! That's what people today mostly don't get. They think, yeah it's highlights...

21:16 (21:40) this reaction is pure gold 😂😂😂

Bro hahahaha I like your reaction this channel deserves to grow What's up bro got you here from the Philippines let's gooooo

REGGIE THEUS, WHO PLAYED FOR THE BULLS FROM 1978-84, IF MEMORY SERVES ME SAID, ‘NO ROOKIE CAN REPLACE ME’ IN CHICAGO, SO I GUESS M.J. TOOK IT PERSONAL & WENT AT HIM TO PROVE A POINT EVERY TIME HE PLAYED AGAINST HIM. M.J. WAS A RELENTLESS ON THE COURT!

'yo', i LOVE yall 'reactions' THO

'this' video IS the 'definition' of the G.O.A.T.

That Laker big #12 is the hall-of-famer Vlade Divac.

I recommend 87 goat season and rookie season

Love watching young guys like you react to the GOAT. MJ had no weaknesses. None. He was simply the best. He never stopped on a play, offensively or defensively. We was simply unstoppable. Absolutely the best, and an unbelievable pleasure to watch play. You knew that every single night, something special was going to happen! Miss those days man...

@FWHMolotok

11 ай бұрын

Karl Malone on Jordan: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6uayLqgopS_mcY.html

38:45 he does lucky shots regularly 😂😂

Jordan got gave the fans every ounce of talent out 6/6body of his.you young guys witnessing greatness at it's finest.the guy was a complete Player on offense/defense.

Phil Jackson is the same one who coaches the Lakers. He got to experience MJ & Kobe😧💯💯

Bruh, you Katz are so late, and the little kids that never seen MJ think we be capping.

Watch the 87-88 season.. Straight Madness

There were guards and forwards who would trash today’s players The skill level in the 90s were extremely high and the athleticism in the late 90s really started to show out There’s no bench players who can match that era That friend who dared talk is an idiot

Critiquing the defender is pointless because y’all not seeing MJ is reacting to the defense and he doesn’t wait for the baseline double team he attacks before they get there..slow it down and you’ll start seeing it.

It’s a lot of dudes with Jordan’s vertical but that’s it. 😂

Fellas, let's keep in mind this fact. During this era MJ was a 'True 2', Shooting Guard! There were no 'slash' positions, 2/3s, 4/5s, 1/2s. 5 positions on the court and each position player played their assigned position! MJ exploited EACH position as a 2! Great video and I am proud of you guys digging up videos to recognize his place in the history of the NBA. Great job, keep it up!

There is NO ONE in the NBA now with Jordan's vertical. He owns that as well.😂😂

Now react to his 92 goat szn

If at all there was a player who could justify or even top the moniker 'His Airness', it is Michael Jordan. Jordan tops our list of players with the highest vertical leap of 48 inches. This to go along with a hangtime of 1 second

96 goat szn 87 goat szn Both are the multiverse of madness

Do you that Jordan started jumping lateraly instead of pure hight since he hit his head a few times in the back board. That's why he hangs in the air for so long underneath the basketball.. he even broke a back board in a dunk you know?

And it looks like that was just the 1990-91 season. Jordan was amazing! 🔥

Young players out here have reach full basketball knowledge. This proves if you watch enough jordan it will finally hit you that jordan is the goat. The man is just crazy!

Lebron is a phenom, the NBA is as talented as it has ever been & still nobody compares to Michael Jordan...That shit is mind boggling

There are NOT people in the league that athletic or with Jordan’s jumping ability. Let me say it again… THe HIGHEST RECORDED VERTICAL IN NBA HISTORY at 48 MF inches AND with the quickest first step, AND the quickest jab step, AND with the longest hang time ever, the largest hands of any guard, remember his hands are even bigger that kawhi leornard’s hands. Please google Jordan palming a MF pumpkin….palming a FULL SIZE PUMPKIN! Oh yeah all of that with the best mid range ever , best scoring percentage and oh yeah, a MF 4.3 40 yard dash! Your friend don’t know what the hell he’s talking about! For Real!!! Love your page Bros! Continued success!

Goat = HIS AIRNESS

Best Athlete To Ever Play Basketball, With The Highest Fundamental Skill Set.

lil homie, "Michael Jordan is NEVER 'locked-up'.

A W with his body go crazy 😂😂😂😂😂😂

#3 is Craig Ehlo of the Cavaliers. 4:38 This is from the video "It always happens to Craig Ehlo." Ehlo was the Cav that Jordan hit "The Shot" on. MJ tortured Ehlo for years.

@youngcactusjack

Жыл бұрын

Crazy thing is ehlo was actually a pretty good shooter and perimeter defender so it suck that ppl only remember him for also ways getting bodied/destroyed by mj🤷🏾‍♂️😅

Mike was 6'6", ran a 4:3 forty yard dash and had a 40" plus vertical.

That's how good MJ was... it's why we always shake our heads when someone thinks there's another NBA player who's on this level.

Jordan Dunked on young KD, a young Shaq, and he swatted Vince in his prime. He played against a guy whose defence was so good he was nicknamed the glove. Look up the best defensive players of all time and Jordan played most of them. He still play young cats when they come to visit his gym. Come on guy.

48in vertical and a 4.3 40, still hasn't been a player touching that.

Mike mastered proprioception. Mike knows where he is in relation to time and space. Meaning when he takes off, he knows where everything else is including the rim and his relative distance between said objects. We all practice it on accident to an extent, some have a better grasp than others.

We talk about the eye test for a reason....

You guys are funny

The Twatwaffle was a highlight reel every night they played. 😂

Glad u guys are watching more Jordan. What u are watching was daily

NBA had no spacing rule either, MJ lands on the defenders foot like ½ the time 😂

@jordansoviet23

Жыл бұрын

Literally opponents put their feet where you landing not to hurt you but to intimidate you.

@rmartinez.917

Жыл бұрын

Today it's a foul

ankle weights 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I don’t know your friend but the assumption that Jordan didn’t go up against any athletic opponents is ill informed and idiotic. It’s always amazing to me how those that haven’t researched or just watched games prior to their era will talk the most, do their best impression of Nick Wright(Wrong) and make crazy statements like that.

@catcountry0099

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, most of the highest verticals recorded (for now) are from players from the 80s/90s

you guys are hilarious to watch. MJ goat.. its not even close

[lil homie] NOBODY can 'stop' M.J.

Another thing people underestimated Jordan quickness/jumping ability

I haven’t seen AIR yet, but remember who his mom fed (the whole NBA forever)😄😄✅

The number 12 center is vlade Divac. Lakers traded him to Charlotte for Kobe Bryant in 1996 draft.

31:07… 😂

I'll tell you what you can do to get them hops right? You get on the sit down squat press. I'm telling y'all what machine to use. Sit down squat press. Use it for your calf muscles. Angle your feet in different positions and start just flexing your ankles. Move your feet in different positions so that you can work the entire calf muscle symmetrically all the way around it. You want to work that all the way around the cab muscle even into going into the front of your calf. You want that muscle right there by that knee. When you flex your toes upward towards you, you will see that that muscle flexes right there next to your knee. You want to work that out too. Remember what I said. Use the squad press machine. Do your squats with it your leg presses and then go straight to your calf muscles with the same machine. It'll give you what you looking for in less than 2 weeks and if you want to get that cat light quickness that he has, I suggest you get you a membership where they have a swimming pool you get in the pool just high enough to wear. It can make you feel like you're struggling the move and start running around in the pool as if you're doing your dribbling routine or how you side step. You know creating space between you and that person do that in the water. The water will fight you every inch of the way which will make you build muscles that you never knew you had. And when you get out of that water and you make a move to run sideways or like you dodging some person. Oh look and see how much faster you moving now that you out of that water and then you will know why Jordan has that cat like quickness now this ain't just going to happen cuz you doing this. You're going to have to work hard but those are the routines that I suggest you guys use it. Give you what you looking for in two weeks. This will happen for you. No pain, no gain. Once you get it though, you're going to be proud. Let me know if it worked for you. I know what I'm talking about too. I'm already 53 years old so we have all the best old techniques for working out. Trust me

There is NO ONE with MJs vertical. His is the highest in NBA history

If nick wright watched that clip and still saying that LeBron is in the conversation, dude be trippin

MJ did that every game

There’s no one with Jordan’s vertical. Athleticism hasn’t changed. Players today have beach muscles in the least physical era ever