Even at almost 39 and 40 years old, MJ used his mind to dominate players and the league. Those Washington days were highly underrated in my opinion. The GOAT! Love the channel by the way keep up the great work 🐐

@nozoto

9 ай бұрын

Just by this action where he scores an offensive rebound, you can see how amazing of a court vision MJ has, dodging the players before getting in the best place under the rim. I can see why Jalen is frustrated, as he wasn't able to guard MJ. Even with dwindling athleticism, he executes the evading tactic like he's still a youth!

@nozoto

9 ай бұрын

@@oceanlives4915 I hope you're just a troll, because being not embarassed by all your own stupidity would be quite pitiable.

@eddieG667

9 ай бұрын

Having a .500 record is dominating the league? You Jordan worshipers are too much He had plenty of stretches where I was hoping he’d just retire as even bench warmer types were often getting the better of him

@edwardbrito4010

9 ай бұрын

Bird with a broken back took Celtics every year but injury year. He took bum Cs team year 1 to ECF.

@mj23goat3

9 ай бұрын

@@edwardbrito4010 Some of the "bums" on Larry's rookie year Celtics team: Former scoring champion, 6X All-Star, 5X All-NBA selection and future HOFer Tiny Archibald Former _league MVP_ and 8X All-Star and future HOFer Dave Cowens 5x All-Star and 4X All-NBA former scoring champ and future HOFer Pete Maravich Future Finals MVP Cedric Maxwell. The Larry cultists really need to stop spewing this crap.

Jalen always says Mike is the Goat, in every interview i have ever seen. You gotta respect that !

@JB-bw8nj

9 ай бұрын

Jalen was in his prime getting owned by a 38 yr old MJ, he better say that lol. He was playing good defense MJ was giving him buckets at 38 yrs old 🤣🤣

@Odyseuss08

9 ай бұрын

well ofc he will say that as it will make him look a better player. its okay to get the ass kicked by the GOAT but if you get the ass kicked by "just" a "very good player" then probably you cant claim yourself as good or very good....

@barney5583

8 ай бұрын

flexjay87, Jordan was always going to be more than average just based off his name alone even at 40 and even in his wizard 🧙‍♂️ years.

@thomasscott1570

8 ай бұрын

screw jalen he couldn't even guard bobby hurley

@bkterence

3 ай бұрын

Even after Jalen received 81 points from Kobe?😏

Jordan’s movement off the ball preceding Jalen’s cheap shot is remarkable. Such quickness of body and mind.

@jaymac4448

9 ай бұрын

At 40 years old.

@jaymac4448

9 ай бұрын

At 40 years old.

@written12

9 ай бұрын

@@jaymac4448 I forgot about that. Excellent point.

@barney5583

8 ай бұрын

written12, Jordan was such a master of the game that most of the awesome things he did was automactic.

@exclamationpointman3852

8 ай бұрын

Imagine trying to follow that?! Curry and Miller does the same thing but Jordan is so big and can hit fading in any direction.

Its amazing that this guy at 39 40 was still kicking ass.. without crying

@jeremycrowley8628

4 ай бұрын

he was never 39 or 40 and playing

@kingk6900

4 ай бұрын

@@jeremycrowley8628his last season he ended at forty years of age sir. Check bball reference to verify

@keenannorris3309

3 ай бұрын

@@jeremycrowley8628 He was born in 1963 and retired from the Wizards in 03 so he was clearly 39-40 at the end of his career. But, hey, who's counting, other than me and clearly not you...

@jeremycrowley8628

3 ай бұрын

@@keenannorris3309 jordan played until 38 and averaged 24 points a game and was plagued by injuries. Lebron is averaging 25 at age 39 and will play another 3 or 4 years.

@jeremycrowley8628

3 ай бұрын

@@keenannorris3309 correction... Jordan averaged 20 per game in 2002. Sorry.. Thought if i was going take yoyr bs down... I ought to get it right.

MJ THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME !! ❤

MJ was the Michael Jordan of comebacks

@KanyeKetchup

9 ай бұрын

Donald Duck is the Trump of Trumpets bruh

@RobertSchuster68

9 ай бұрын

@@KanyeKetchup my beloved Donald Duck was the Michael Jordan of all Comic characters ❤️

@user-pb1ic7pi9c

9 ай бұрын

I was there when he came back da 1st time!! Against shaq & magic!! I could have sold my tickets for $$$$, but I took my son instead. For da memory!!

@bluemarlin6806

3 ай бұрын

underrated comment!

I was a 21 year old pacer fan who's favorite team was thrashed by the bulls his whole childhood. I tell you here and now. Mike still had it when he went to the wizards. He seemed to be truly trying to get that team on to another plateau

@amostlyreasonableguy

9 ай бұрын

If he hadn’t been injured in like game 51 of the 2001-2002 season then Washington would have made the playoffs. They could have been a first round spoiler; who knows.

@exclamationpointman3852

8 ай бұрын

They were playoff bound his first year before he got hurt, they were a top 3 team in the eastern conference mid season. I loved those wizard years with Mike. 50 against Russell and the Jazz. When I study Mikes game, I always look at his Wizard years doing that in his 40's.

Not once you’ll see MJ complain about the physical play. No flopping, no crying about a foul, and acting like a 5year old child!

@eddieG667

9 ай бұрын

Yes he did. He did it in the press and even went to the league office. The most influential player I’ve ever witnessed on officiating. They were down 0-2 to the Knicks in 1993 and he said calmly in the postgame press conference and confidently said “the officiating is going to change” Phil Jackson joined in too and they did nothing but complain before the series moved to Chicago. The Knicks didn’t win another game.

@written12

9 ай бұрын

@@eddieG667 interesting. But not a bad thing, really. Players like John Starks needed to be reined in.

@eddieG667

9 ай бұрын

@@written12 he had to remind the NBA and NBC how low the ratings were in 1990 when Detroit faced Portland. This was the post Magic v Bird era and the NBA, Nike, and NBC would’ve literally lost billions with their most marketable player losing in the playoffs

@mayjaaudio6539

9 ай бұрын

@@eddieG667 Dude tht officiating was terrible int tht series. And stop what he did was in comparison to Leflop and this modern day basketball. It's not the same.

@benmoore42

9 ай бұрын

@@eddieG667People act like Mike was trying to get a hand up from the officials. Do you realize what he had to put up with? The Pistons were taking him out of the air and throwing him to the ground. The Knicks borrowed that style bc Pat Riley didn’t have the sane talent to work with as he did in L.A. MJ was right to complain.

MJ was older, bigger and probably far STRONGER then he’s ever been. Look at his shoulders. He shrugged Jalen off and says, “ok, ok we’ll see…” as he’s peddling down the floor.

@davidca96

9 ай бұрын

Yea 40yr old MJ had more upper body power and less leg power due to his knee and age just does that to your legs. He kept his upper body up so he couldnt get pushed around, and he showed it in this footage.

@eddieG667

8 ай бұрын

I think he’s like 225 or even 230 at this point if his career. Not as lean as 1996 MJ but definitely heavier than rookie MJ who was 195 or something like that

@brookssv

8 ай бұрын

mj was stronger, but not bigger. he played at 6’6 215 and rose was 6’8 225

@eddieG667

8 ай бұрын

@@brookssv I could’ve swore Tim Grover mentioned him at 230 while at Washington and I would trust his number more than what the listed weights were by the league. For example they had Magic Johnson at 225 in 1991 when he was clearly at least 15 pounds heavier by then compared to his 1989 self

@user-cs6up8eq7s

8 ай бұрын

​@@brookssvRose was basically a role-playing scrub

Michael Jordan will always be the greatest the goat 🐐 period!!!!!!!!

@MHG571

9 ай бұрын

Agreed the best of all.👍👍

@devinpoole4528

9 ай бұрын

Without a doubt. There's top tier players like lbj then there's mj in a league all his own.

@jeremyhendricks9748

9 ай бұрын

Keep forgetting about kobe😅😅😅😅

@devinpoole4528

9 ай бұрын

@@jeremyhendricks9748 Ain't nobody forgetting about Kobe. If anyone was ever truly close to mj it was him. He learned a ton from him and it showed. However mj was much better defensivly and a bit more efficient not to mention more clutch. Still though I'd put him right behind mj and if I was playing a pick up game I'd take him over lbj any day.

@keithlange576

9 ай бұрын

You are right he is the goat end of story

Now I see why Kobe scored 81 on him.

@bryanoffray5015

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@barney5583

8 ай бұрын

@michael.abosaid5252, right don't mess with his big brother.🤣🤣🤣

@kingsleyjackson8287

8 ай бұрын

He injured Kobe in the final

Jalen is a dirty player for putting his foot under Kobe's foot on his jumpshot.

Nice! Haven’t seen this before. Really miss the good ‘ol NBA basketball days.

The good days of the NBA

Jordan still had a lot of game on Wizards. Not the same hops but he had so many other tools it didn’t matter. I read that at age 40 he was averaging 25-27 ppg for a a stretch over 20 plus games until he hurt his knee. That’s why he ended the season with about 20 ppg but he played every game and less minutes. So think about this. Rules started changing during this time he was on Wizards and even more so right after he left. Game was just beginning to be less physical. So an older MJ could still score well imagine a prime Jordan today with teams averaging 117. He was averaging over 30 with team scoring 96

Makes me so sad we didn’t see him still play through his 36th and 37th years, still healthy and still unstoppable nevertheless

@solidsnake8331

5 ай бұрын

I think he had retired st thebright Tim'e. The pacerw and the knicks were up and coming, as well as Tim Duncan's spurs. Due to age, I don't think Jordan's bulls would have beat them in a 7 game series

Once again a great video. Love this channel. Miss 90s NBA.

Jalen’s always wrong about the Bulls going to a game 7. They went to 7 against the Knicks in 1992

@jfearless3420

9 ай бұрын

Hes talking about the finals, not playoffs.

@stevelegreid

9 ай бұрын

@@jfearless3420 he said the pacers are the only team to take them to a game 7. Last time I checked, the bulls and pacers didn’t play each other in the finals

@jfearless3420

9 ай бұрын

@@stevelegreid then you'd be correct. I thought you meant about Jordan never going to a game seven in the finals. My apologies.

@thug2244

9 ай бұрын

Facts - I was just about to say the same thing about the Knicks - and Jalen told another story that is not totally correct - he was not taken out of the game at the next time out - he was still in the game when Jordan dunked on Rick Smitz - Jordan was on the bench when Jalen made that second shot and he missed a free throw that would have been a 3point play if he had made the free throw - then there was a timeout and Jordan came back into the game and Jalen remained in the game - Jordan dunked on Rick Smitz right in front of Jalen - (so Larry Bird did not pull Jalen out of the game right after he made that second shot) - dude stayed on the court about 3 more minutes and was not doing anything, plus Toni Kucoc came back into the game and that was a mismatch for Indiana with Jalen trying to guard Kucoc in the post - Jalen told a couple of lies on this video for sure

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

9 ай бұрын

And the Pistons.

That Pacers team was for real. They made the games slow, horrid scrums, but they had some tough dudes on that team (both the dudes named Davis, among others). Jalen was underrated. As a lifelong Bulls fan, the Pacers team was the only one that really scared me during the second run of titles.

@garrettchristopher3462

9 ай бұрын

I think Mike said the same about them in the last dance...I believe he said that...

@p00lboy

9 ай бұрын

as a pacer fan i agree only team that took the bulls to 7 games😎

@OxCart78

9 ай бұрын

Davis brothers were fun to watch with that team

@p00lboy

9 ай бұрын

@@OxCart78 they not related

@OxCart78

9 ай бұрын

@@p00lboy dam. Well thanks for the correction.

I've been watching you for years. I'm glad you're still going.

Talking about Chris Mullin, I feel like he has gone forgotten in the discussions, on the contrary of Reggie Miller. Maybe Sean should make an overview of his career, next...

@johngalt9737

9 ай бұрын

Yes

@paulrobertson3079

9 ай бұрын

Mullin needs a channel dedicated to him

@ScottParisi

9 ай бұрын

He could shoot from Curry range before Curry and shot over 50% for his career I believe. Magic Johnson said he's the best shooter he's seen.

Jalen, the Bulls went to 7 games against the Knicks too. Still a major accomplishment for the Pacers though.

@cyberlycans4191

9 ай бұрын

The stat was that they never went to a game 7 in the finals

Awesome competition! Thanks man for this video. Good luck!

Jalen had game . The Pacers had me nervous in '98.

A few years later, Jordan's apprentice dropped 81 points on Rose

This is by far and away my favorite bball channel. Little older but this era is my favorite as well. I would love, and realize you have some on these particular guys etc , but I would love more on the third and fourth option guys. The glue guy, or underrated guys team wouldn't have won without. As a general idea (and again realize some of these guys may have a video or maybe more on here, but would love more of the Worthy, Horace Grant, Schremph (sp) Harper, Divac, and so on and so on. I realize the stars draw the eyes, but old schoolers like us remember those other guys too. Horey would be another. I love when the good but maybe not great guys get some love bc those teams didn't win without them either. Love what your doing. Keep it up. Again as a die hard Bulls fan even lets give some love to the guys who deserve it but don't get as much.

Great Show Don’t STOP 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Gotta love Jalen. He’s like Day Day from Friday. 😂

Facts, MJ came back because David Stern asked him to because the ratings and attendance were low. The numbers were never the same after he left and all the changes they made to make the game fast paced did nothing but hurt the NBA.

In de and err 2:32 😂😂😂😂🤷🏿‍♂️

Still got it, love your channel bro!

Waooo... the GOAT 🐐 doesn't cry or flop

The ending was hilarious! 😂

Too bad the refs ruined it. Why eject a guy for something soo minor when they were Cleary going at it. That back and forth is the thing fans want to see. Not refs making poor decisions and ejecting a hot player for that.

I like this. This was good. 👍💯

hearing the name Leon Wood as the ref. WOW. He was the next magic johnson but just shorter. Out of CSUF i remember being a young kid watching him play. Stunned his pro career didnt turn out but he became a ref. Good on him.

I have never played on a High level,but in my streetball days,I remember in the mid 90s and early 2000s,we talked trash,and on many occasions,we came to blows,but after the game,we were laughing at each other🤣🤣🤣,harder than little kids,because at the end of the day,it is,ALL LOVE FOR THE GAME OF BASKETBALL✌❤🏀

Powerful video 💪

Old Michael is still Michael Jordan

90's NBA is the best NBA

For the 1,000,000th time, Antonio Davis and Dale Davis are not brothers..... And Jalen Rose said he didn't dunk on Jordan! He dunked around him

Can we stop making video descriptions with the whole “instantly regretted it” part at the end?

When he said they were up 18 and couldn't get ball up...People Now Don't know..the Bulls defense would turn Up to overdrive That's what would beat teams

Rick SCHM-IT not Rick SCHMEEET, love your content. Keep it up.

If Lebron would of been bumped like Rose did Jordan, Lebron would have been flopping all over that court!

@NaptownIndianimal

8 ай бұрын

Even in a non-Lebron video, Lebron lives rent-free in your head and you just can't help yourself but to mention Lebron.

The Bulls went to a Game 7 versus The 1992 New York Knicks. So Rose is dead wrong about that bs.

@BRaggles

9 ай бұрын

I was just about to say that...

@ianbranham4552

9 ай бұрын

It wasnt in a conference final that was an eastern conference semi. Final series

The Angina Pacers! Love it…

Mike was just enjoyable to watch play man. That Part

“For the guys who don’t know, Jalen Rose was an NBA player” ha ha ha ha! Just laughing cause it needs to be said 😂😆

@jonathantaone7363

9 ай бұрын

Correction- Jalen Rose was a great player! Fab five days to NBA days Jalen was a taller PG who could also play SG and would move to SF. Todays game would suit Jalen much better than 90’s-00’s. The dude was solid for 13 years in the league!? He’s border line HOFer. He was smooth!

@aszaka

9 ай бұрын

Jalen rose was not a great player, his just a regular player in his carrer 😂, he become wellknown because he works in media- commentator in ESPN ,but in his nba carrer?😂 No one talks about him. 😅his no one to compare from other star because his nothing.😅

Mike was underrated in his ability to move without the ball. Watch his footwork to wriggle his way in and get key rebounds. You could be having a great game against him, as Jalen was, and forget the little things, the fundamentals. Jordan got the win because he kept his head and didn't allow Jalen to get under his skin. That's just one of the things that made MJ the GOAT.

This is same Jalen rose who was torched for 81 points by late Kobe Bryant. Best believe Kobe reminded him all the time

And Rose still say MJ the greatest respect 🫡

love u sd, the best

They went to game 7 against the Knicks and pistons.

@_Game0ver_

9 ай бұрын

The Bulls didn't go to a game 7 against the Pistons when the Bulls won any of their rings. That's the point.

@BRaggles

9 ай бұрын

Not during their championship years...

@TheGr8-1

9 ай бұрын

@@BRaggles What? 92 was a championship year.

@_Game0ver_

9 ай бұрын

@@TheGr8-1 🤦‍♂

@TheGr8-1

9 ай бұрын

@@_Game0ver_ What? Am I wrong?

Only John McCain can upset someone like that! Famous Quote from “Die Hard”. 🤣😂🤣

I really like Jalen during the Fab Four days, Jordan past his prime ... but you have to appreciate at the 8:32 mark Jordan, Jordan moving without the ball, not stopping, classic Jordan. Good video!

@user-er3ri6sc3j

9 ай бұрын

First off fab 5 was overrated and didn't win squat. Juwan Howard won as a hang around somewhere. Not even worth looking up. Jordan psychological tactics toyed Jalen into forgetting to play basketball.

@Gladiator74

9 ай бұрын

@@user-er3ri6sc3j We Can say that fab 5 overrated now, like I watched during while it happened. Never did I disagree with Jordan. Past his prime still better than most players …

@user-er3ri6sc3j

9 ай бұрын

@@Gladiator74 Think about it if you're old enough. Jordan came onto the NBA in 1984 with a guy like Dave Corzine. He left the NBA in 2003 with guys like Popeye Jones and Jahidi White. It's like born into diapers and passing in diapers.

My friend joe cousins wit Chris Whitney #12 got to me him and other players but not jordan. Thnx joe, i never forgot da games u took me to!!

Playing, not flopping 🐐

Can't hacked the fact that the old Jordan is giving him the business. Starting to be physical like the bad boys. But that will only turn Jordan into the GOAT that he is.

Cmon baby!! Go Blue fab 5! #2 key playmaker!

3:18 they went Game 7 against the Pistons in 1990

Living in Michigan I was a big fan of Jalen rose and I seem to remember the same thing happening with Bobby hurly

Jalen might have been a Pistons fan but I remember him wearing Jordan 9’s with the black socks his Jr. Year at Michigan.

@ianbranham4552

9 ай бұрын

What was he gonna wear some converse weapons in pistons colors? Michigan was sponsored by nike back then they always had the freshest jordans, barkleys, those really dope black and grey cant remember what they were called think they were some kind of nike force air maxes i had a pair they were so comfortable

@LuckyC555

9 ай бұрын

@@ianbranham4552 don’t get smart, this was the mid 90’s and teams got issued 1-2 models of shoes, Jordan’s weren’t offered to players yet. If I was a Laker fan boy I won’t be caught dead in a pair of UA curry’s, comfy for not. Jalen had to be a a Jordan fan boy at some point

@ianbranham4552

9 ай бұрын

@@LuckyC555 don't know how that was being smart bro don't be so. Michigan was sponsored by Nike in the nineties I think they still are and specially in the nineties Air Jordan was like the best shoes that Nike was making so why wouldn't he wear them. I know one thing that's not smart thats your logic that everybody who wears a pair of Jordans is a Jordan fanboy. Half the people that wear Jordans nowadays are young kids that weren't even alive when Jordan was playing bro so how are they Fanboys to

@LuckyC555

9 ай бұрын

@@ianbranham4552 I meant don’t be a smart ass about converse weapons. And it was black and white back then when it came to Pistons and Bulls. You like one or the other not both. Everybody that wore Jordan back than then had a affinity for the guy and his game. I’m not talking about todays snot nose kids trying to be cool buying j’s

Jalen is a legend in his own mind....and thats it.

They were just being competitive.

The cartoon 😂🤣😭

Lol MJ does Jalen dirty and then Kobe drops 81 on the man.... Dam

Jordan's wrath once triggered is scary...

This is where Jordan reminded me of bird the body wasn't their anymore but still effective but it was Jordans IQ that stood out to me on wizards . I think if Jordan doesn't hurt his knee maybe he could a got 1 more in late career

Look Like Michael said "Oh, You wanna do that now, You wanna Do that ? Ok I got You!"

knicks took them to game 7 too

Good times 🤴🏾☕️

Shit I’m already subscribed

My man my man my man, it is Indeeana Pacers, not Injana....hajahajaha, other than that nice video.

Mike was never to be played with he took whole teams sole world class athlete and a master mind

Wow Jordan is crazy

Wearing glasses doesn't make Jalen look any smarter either. I remember on celebrity jeopardy, he had like $200 dollars at the end of it. The questions aren't hard on celebrity jeopardy.

at around 8:40 a background song comes on, does anyone know what it is? It lasts till around 9:50

Rose needs to STOP THE CAP! 😂😂😂

By that time people should have known not the mess with m j. It can only back fire

Moving without the ball fighting for position no easy feat, in the in latter yrs of his career man Jordan a different breed.

It appears Jordan took a page from the Rodman handbook. He got in Rose's head, and wa-la, bye-bye, Rose. While Jordan remains in the game. Beautiful. 😃

3:23... "Bulls won six championships and never went to game 7 except against us" 🙄

@user-bs5zp1hm8i

9 ай бұрын

It was not in the finals! But in the Eastern Conference finals! But I think in their Championship runs in general never went in game 7 except with the Pacers!

@hhart2664

9 ай бұрын

Sorry, i didn't add more detail. I know what you mean. But Jalen was forgetting the Knicks took the Bulls to 7 in 1992.

The bulls beat the Knicks in 7 games in the 1992 eastern conference playoffs 🤔

At least Jalen is consistent in his actions and words to this day. SMH.

Tyrone nesby is my uncle from Cairo Illinois happy he lived his dream

So both Joran and Kobe made Jalen look like an amateur. I wonder why ESPN even hired him to be an analyst?!?!

Dude, MJ started the whole thing. He shoulderbumped him first and then scored a putback on him. It's totally understandable for Rose to retaliate. MJ actually understood that because he didn't retaliate himself, he just trash talked back at him.

@UpTheDown7

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, that's what a lot of people in the comments seem to be missing. MJ didn't snap at him after the bump, he understood why Rose did it. He was ready to trash talk and play on. And if it was 1992 then they would have, but this was 2002 so the refs took over.

I grew up near Det. We hated MJ but if you wanna see the best just watch him.

This is what happens when a soldier meets a warrior.

MJ had it rough but he made it through❤

🤣 rose couldn't tie mj shoes, he was not that good

I can't think about Jalen without thinking about 81 olives in that martini......😂😂😂😂😂. #KOBE81

The 2nd best team in the NBA during the 97/98 season was the Indiana Pacers. Most people forget this. Had Indiana advanced to play the Jazz they would have beat them also👍👍

I remember he said u got 1 more time😂

Goat

MJ played all 82 games in his age 40 season. They just dont make em like that anymore

Wow..

Incorrect Jalen, the Knicks took the bulls to a game 7 in ‘92 semifinals

I thought jordan is feared.😂😂😂