Paxson was clutch player during those Bulls 3 Peat run in 91-93 he was the unsung hero especially in Game 5 against the Lakers in 91.

@AnHebrewChild

3 жыл бұрын

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@yunglordz5907

2 жыл бұрын

Plus the Sun's finals that was a incredible shot

@rice_goat80

2 жыл бұрын

@@yunglordz5907 It was a great sequence because all 5 players touched the ball on that position and Paxson came up with the clutch shot

Thank God he stayed, he's jumper is one of the best in clutch time is great when you have a player that delivers

The guy embraced his role, so much respect for guys like that. A lot of us dreamed of being like Mike, but we ended up barely measuring up to pax.

@mcFourbE

Ай бұрын

That's deep.

Paxson... FOR THREE!

@-90s4ever3

3 жыл бұрын

YES!!! 👏👏👏

Pax’s defense was also underrated. He single-handedly shut down Byron Scott in the Lakers series, all but killing LA’s outside game. He also kept Terry Porter at bay in the Portland series.

Very pretty jumpshot

My brother and I would kind of play act as the Bulls. Jordan was too good, so I was Paxon and he was Pipen. Looks like a great guy and beautiful family!

Big respect to this guy 💯🙏🏾

Was my fav player after Jordan on that team

Paxson's shot against the Suns was much more impressive than Kerr's against the Jazz, don't understand why Kerr's shot is so overhyped.

@Amick44

2 жыл бұрын

Kerr makes one big shot & gets compared to Pax. As commentator Dan Roan says here, Pax drills shot after shot when it matters. Pax was a quality starter. Kerr would not start on any team in the league. Though he was a valuable sub.

@Amick44

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe cuz it was the end of the dynasty? All i can think of. I'm with you.

@AK-fu1ge

Жыл бұрын

Because it was Michael Jordan who passed Steve Kerr the ball. Horace Grant was the one who passed it to John Paxson

he's so reliable

In the early years was MJs only backup who was always ready, clutchman who put his body into it every night.

Underrated

I'm proud to say I went to military school with him and his brother. Really glad he succeeded at what he loved.

Before the Kerr there was the Paxson

Big ups to his wife for being that supportive

This is info I’ll remember

after game 1 in the 91 NBA finals, John Paxson just didn't miss.

@rence771

2 жыл бұрын

but who is parson parson first?

Paxson game winner..

Bulls fans of the last 20 years wish he would move to Alaska

@walkers198

3 жыл бұрын

Will always love John Paxson for what he had did for the Bulls, but as far as the management side of it, yeah I have to agree

@Amick44

2 жыл бұрын

@Jayzo Black Mamba Jr Jordan hasn't exactly lit it on fire as Charlotte's owner. And I think MJ is the greatest (player). So let's remember Mike & John P as players.

Fucking hell, just imagine if Paxson still play with Bulls in 96-98, we would've see the 90s splash brother between Paxson & Kerr.

Why did paxson completely shave his hair ?I absolutely have no clue about this.he isn't destined to live with such hairstyle.I mean take a look at these highlights.he was actually charming back in the day.now,he has already looked like an ordinary old man

@mrandquist2653

10 ай бұрын

Ha, my mom had a crush on him back in the day. We were Blazers fans and his brother had played for us in the 80's. When she saw John she thought he was the best looking guy in the NBA, had his basketball cards. Not sure why he shaved his head, not a good look for him.

@unappealingundesirable2826

3 ай бұрын

I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American and male. I think John Paxson actually lost his hair? I agree, he's nowhere near as handsome today as he is now. I fell off at 28, after being handsome from 20-27. I also think he's divorced now. And, I remember Jim Paxson killing the Sonics. I remember when the Blazers had Kiki Vandeweghe and Jim Paxson. Shooters!!

Paxson was a great role player. But let's not get carried away, BJ was ready to step into the starting role if Paxson left. Paxson got a little too arrogant when he went into the Bulls front office and acted like he was owed a lifetime debt of gratitude because he hit one big shot in 1993. Thank God the Bulls finally moved on from him in the front office and coincidently they are doing much better today!