Just undeniably the Greatest player I've certainly ever seen. Chuck Daily said it best..."It's literally embarrassing to the league that this man is this good "The undisputed G.O.A.T "

I heard a man can fly.....since '85 been watching MJ every chance I got.

Sorry, Lebron, sorry Kobe, this is the G.O.A.T.!

@johnkim9670

5 жыл бұрын

longhand335 no doubt!!!!

@marcus.6487

5 жыл бұрын

🗣 chroo

@Each1teach2

4 жыл бұрын

Facts

@MisterTurner-ex1fv

4 жыл бұрын

@Damon Tul Wrong ❌

@MisterTurner-ex1fv

4 жыл бұрын

@Damon Tul Wilt scoring average went down in the playoffs many times, and he choked which caused him to lose more NBA Finals than Jordan who never lost any of them ✅

Which superstars of today would take a charge from Larry Johnson like that? Nobody, Jordan was the best at everything and wasn't afraid to do the dirty work that most superstars shy away from.

this may be my favorite Jordan game, those dunks on Mourning were awesome

I always been Lakers fan but I will admit you cant stop Jordan no one could ever.

@immortal2893

5 жыл бұрын

The pistons have entered the chat 😗

@Everyoneisafraidoftheirtruth

Жыл бұрын

​@@immortal2893With Rugby not Basketball.🥱

Steph's dad was a great shooter, just as he is now.

I was a teenager during the Bulls dynasty of the 90's and I thought the Jordan era was going to last forever, looking back now at how basketball is today it makes me appreciate what I was able to witness so much more and really miss the greatness of those days.

Dell Curry with the shot boi!

Skip to 8:02 you're welcome Greatness Goatness born in 1998 unfortunately didn't get to see this man of art play in his prime but thank God for KZread

This is beautiful!

One of His Airness' Legacy Proof that He is indeed the Greatest of All Time! Just look at that Stats 52pts 9 rebs 6 asts excluding his defense

@AHMAD-2324

7 жыл бұрын

***** So scoring 50+Point's in an NBA Game is not hard?...And you say Michael Jordan wasn't a good passer....LMAO Young fella please go and watch Michael Jordan's Playground. Bcuz you look really ignorant when you comment on things without knowing what you're talking about!!

@boogieloo1831

6 жыл бұрын

D Rose - how often do you see 50 scored today? And you're right in the sense that today's game is so much easier to score in because of today's rules which create a no defense environment - it's why we have so many threes today and little else. And what makes you think he couldn't pass? You obviously never watched MJ and are too young to know anything about him. Reality, MJ made passes constantly which is what the triangle offense is about. He had the second largest hands in NBA history which allowed to make passes LBJ or any other player today, except Kawhi, could only dream of making - didn't know that did you? Obviously not? Why do kids like you resent MJ so much? He is the GOAT for a reason - he was incredible not only in terms of his game but his mentality and fire and hunger - something lacking in today's game because every scrub makes so much money today. How does the reality of his greatness threaten you? I'm being serious because I just don't understand why or how a person could have such ignorant ideas and malice towards somebody that you know nothing about - I'm assuming it's because you're an LBJ fan and you hate the fact that LBJ is simply not as good and hasn't performed in the Finals with consistency. Again though - how does that affect you where you spout such vitriol and ignorance when you obviously don't know anything about MJ's game. To say he didn't pass is indicative of the nonsense suggestions made by ESPN in order to pump up LBJ - MJ played shooting guard and his job wasn't to pass but he did so anyway and did it incredibly well. As a shooting guard, he averaged only two less assists per game than LBJ who plays point forward - that's LBJ's job as the guy who controls every possession - not MJ who was almost as productive in terms of passing when it wasn't his job - so why again the hate and how is he unable to pass as you suggest?

@brendagray9296

6 жыл бұрын

Kid-_Flash - sour grapes

Big difference between Jordan and Lebron: He had two fastbreaks with only Mugsy back and didn't even think about dunking on him. But against Mourning, now that was a challenge that he would take. Lebron would've dunked on Bogues and stared him down. Just like he did against Jason Terry and John Lucas III. What a big man you are.

@baldheadkid

5 жыл бұрын

yep he would've dunked on Mugsy and stared him down.. and then get a layup rejected by Mourning and flopped

This was a really good, competitive game. You don't really see games like this anymore. Good Defense these days are hard to come by.

Jordan: Espetacular!

After baseball his legs never regained that quickness but he was still a stellar athlete until the end with the Wizards

@rayleigh8

6 жыл бұрын

exactly, baseball ruined his legs and quickness and hops. He was never the same. We actually missed out on how greater MJ could have been if he hadn't retired and gone to baseball

@casino144

4 жыл бұрын

@@rayleigh8 after the 1st 3peat, he was physically & mentally beat, he had to step away for awhile & rejuvenate himself... it was very necessary.

@1CHOZN7

4 жыл бұрын

After baseball he was older. But I think he did regain all that. He still lead the league in scoring, and was still reverse dunking.

@eboooo

4 жыл бұрын

@@1CHOZN7 he regained his ability in 1997 and 1998 as well.

@1CHOZN7

4 жыл бұрын

@@eboooo yep

Man I miss Johnny "Red" Kerr's voice during games. I think Stacy King is great now, but Red just brought it home.

Man I miss them Bulls Scottie & Jordan were a force you could not stop my opinion I don't care what anyone else says 💯

It’s funny how the perception of Larry Bird is of this awesome shooter ( and he was) but not how Jordan was a marksman himself.

8:05 that was vicious!!!

How come the game is not this exciting like it used to, in the 90s?

@newrecruit100

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Thuku if you call iso ball, lack of ball movement and throw it the big man in the post exciting

@southsideman4891

6 жыл бұрын

they are. revisionist history.

@michaelbeza7469

5 жыл бұрын

Lames that's why...lol

@jackson11162002

5 жыл бұрын

This generation is just water down

@MisterTurner-ex1fv

4 жыл бұрын

@@newrecruit100 The ball was passed from Mike to Scottie to BJ. That was an example of great ball movement ✅ The Bulls' triangle offense and the Jazz pick & roll offense dominated the 90s with great passes ✅ 😒 You are an ignoramus ✅

M.J. was a Beast on the defensive end as well. !

6:16 Dell Curry got Range no wonder Steph make it so easy

Sheess... that 8:08 dunks was crazy. In front of Zo too.

I'm 16 so I've never watched a game from this period but I gotta say I am amazed at how well Jordan played. I know that people always call him the GOAT (greatest of all time) but until now I didn't truly understand what that meant. Of course, I haven't seen all the other greats but this was fantastic. Oh and btw, Curry can SHOOT!

@GG-ry9vp

Жыл бұрын

You’re 27 now.

@lacolem1

11 ай бұрын

28 with kids probably

That last dunk was hilarious because it seemed like he was being a smartass by imitating the way 'Zo and LJ would always yell after they dunked...lol!

Dell curry was pretty scary too. If he had steph's handles I bet he could have put up just as much points, maybe even more. He was more versatile with his shot in that he was able to do fade-aways on the post up, and he was stronger id say.

@boogieloo1831

6 жыл бұрын

Nah - the handle didn't do much years ago. No room to move, no carries allowed and defenders put both hands or forearm with physical resistance on you. It's why the streetball handle had practically no role in the game in the past - many had it but could only use it in certain rare instances. Doing what Steph or Kyrie do today simply wasn't possible. Dell Curry is a perfect example of how being a great shooter was simply not enough back then. He was a weaker defender which hurt him and that was a big deal before.Todays rules allow for weaker defenders to be masked in zones - yesterday it was very different. And you just don't shoot as productively when you can't drive the basket consistently which is what yesterday's game was like.

@southsideman4891

6 жыл бұрын

100%! That is the absolute key to Stephen's game, and he became MVP when he finally learned how to finish going to the paint.

@dhui777

Жыл бұрын

@@boogieloo1831 agreed totally. A lot of the “new” moves by current NBA players like Kyrie and Harden were pure walks and carries in the old NBA days and even today’s FIBA. NBA has to relax the rules to make it more entertaining because there is no more Jordan -like superstars who can thrive in the original basketball rules.

@nicksavov5027

Жыл бұрын

@@boogieloo1831 @soj. h , there were carries and travels allowed during Jordan's days too. You see it in the highlights, even in this video. However, they grew up with it not being allowed, so it happened less frequently when they were in the NBA. For example, 1:14 (3rd dribble after the rebound - left hand) is a carry. 5:37 (2nd dribble with left hand) is a carry with his hand being completely under the ball and the refs in clear view. At 5:48, (Jordan's 2nd dribble with left hand) is a carry with the ref staring at him.

Die hard Bulls fan but got a lot of love for the teal and purple Hornets from my time in NC. Love those vintage jerseys.

Wonderful description. He was clearly breaking down from all the jumping, landing, and cutting. I wonder what was so appealing about baseball in the mid 90's?......................

8:09 my goodness ! Mourning had the reputation of " you can't come down here " mentality. Blocked pippen couple times while trying to dunk on him. I guess Jordan reaction of this dunk says it all. "yeah come and get me Mofo " Jajajaja

that description by @baldheadkid is excellent. Mad respect bruh and mad appreciate the footage.

So interesting watching the contrasting styles of then and now. You see a lot more dribbling in today's game and a lot more guys like Harden and Curry doing more dribbling to get their shot off. Then, it was catch, make a move and get to the hole.

4:01 - LEGENDARY CLIP USED MANY TIMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice store behind this game as the young guns in the Hornets was doing alot of Trash talking to Mike & Pip....you know the rest

didnt he has one or two more facial dunks on mourning at the same season while they were playing at charlotte? anyway great upload and description. you are right he was all buniness that year. he also seemed slightly slower that season too, with a lot more fadeaway and mid range shots. i think somehow his moves in the 94-95( some of them reminds me of the pre-93 mj) season was a little more spectacular than the 95-96, even he was a lot more consistent in the latter one.

Love the classic "Head and Shoulders" courtside ad at 3:13 lol

Prime MJ! Dam I miss watching him play.

8:09 The dunk you've been looking for

alonzo mourning...so underrated. definitely in the top 10 big men of all time!

@samn3276

10 ай бұрын

Hell no! 😂

8:05... Poetry in Motion People...

Im gonna miss basketball this year due to the lockout. I really miss the old Bulls announcers, obviously Red died but theyre voices were perfect for the Bulls.

he actually flies

8:05 - YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The most suprising thing in this video? Mugsy Bouges actually playing MJ pretty well the few times they got matched up.

@rambosexy2009

7 жыл бұрын

Mike Sannitti It's really hard to blow by a smaller defender and Mugsy moved his feet really well.

2:35 - STEF'S DAD!

mj big hands definitely an asset against smaller players like bogues

LeBum who? James is definitely a great player, but Mike has no equal! Not even big, strong Zo can handle Mike. Nobody could! In those days it was NBA Smackdown, almost like the NFL. Today, if you even touch a player you get a whistle. Jordan ruled.

David Robinson gave zo 52 too🤣🤣

Amen to that

6:42-6:45 Listen to Muggsy curse up a storm :P (pushed in the back by MJ)

@popeyeisgood I agree. Even though he was erratic and not quite himself in 1995 at age 32, he was more like his pre retirement self. In 1995-96 onwards he was less about the dunk and more about his jumper.

Splashfather vs His Airness

I was there for 90s basketball. They were close to 720p resolution. But why are all these Jordan clips make it look like they're from the 50s man. Lol.

7:08 Mugsy playing some damn good defense on Jordan. The Hornets were a good team back then. I wish they would have won a title when Jordan retired the first time, one for them and one for Seattle. Those two teams were the gen x coming of age teams. Orlando was probably the other one at the time. Great teams but 0 titles. What happened happened though.

Jordan dunked on Mourning like 5 or 6 times that season iirc, both at Charlotte and Chicago.

Funny how he would end up being the owner of Charlotte's team

4:03 - 4:09 great teamwork

I don't understand why we are having this debate over the G.O.A.T no disrespect Lebron James is the King but he ain't selling like Jordan people were lining & buying up tickets like crazy to see Jordan spectacular moves as Marv Albert said when Jordan won his first ring

What year is this?

See that half time score..62-59...in todays no talent league that is the end of the 3rd quarter score at best!!! And for those of you who say there was no defense being played remember this is right after the Bad Boy Jordan rules Pistons and right into the Knicks thuggish era..the difference is era and the 80's before is guys could shoot the ball! These were basketball players not just athletes. I cant stand to watch the NBA its just entertainmentball and dunk or nothing "athletes" shooting 35%

@popeyeisgood Yes, he dunked on Mourning three times in that game.

therefore i conclude...he is the god of basketball

Todays players are much more athletic than in Jordan's time.

@catcountry0099

3 жыл бұрын

How many players today are more athletic than Jordan, Dominique, Clyde, Dr.J, David Thompson, Darrell Griffth, Spud webb, Shaq, kobe among others? .... Not many

@handlebucket6285

2 жыл бұрын

36-37 year old Alonzo Mourning blocked 3 of Dwight Howard's dunks at the rim. Go look up the footage. The claim that today's players are so much more athletic is a laughable myth spread by people who know NOTHING about the 90s

4:03 Who needs to dribble?

@niueanskier MJ is GOAT...If you love basketball study the entire 80's and 90's...The two greatest era's.

8:07 Nasty dunk, fuck.

Playing both ends ....defense and offense...lazy bums nowadays could learn from this video

8:07 today it would be a foul and flagrant.

@2:59 would have been an easy foul call in today's game.

Poor ZO !!

2:48 - DELL'S SHOT IS FLATTER THAN STEPHEN'S!

i understand ur thoughts but he looked fine in the finals against the suns...so not sure what you mean

@chitownref

9 жыл бұрын

***** MJ was playing with a severely injured wrist for most of this season, that's why he had the black wrap on his wrist. Also MJ & Scottie were coming off the Dream Team which took up most of their summer off. They went from the 92 Finals straight to the Dream Team and then the 92/93 season quickly began. MJ was drained & hurt most of the year and didn't play like himself, which was still better than anyone else in the league but he wasn't the MJ the NBA had seen the past 8 years.

Curry > Curry Too bad that he didn't have those illegal screens shit to support him.😂😂😂😂

@ksmall82 yeah i think this was the weakest team but this is the most prime jordan. remeber what he does to the suns in the finals.

You kinda have to split the 90's, mid-90's to early 00's was mostly brutal, boring b-ball. I agree with alot of the rule changes, otherwise we would have a league full of linebackers with scores of 62-57.....

How can they even say Lebron is better than MJ? Blasphemy! #mjgoat

You see at 3:29? That's what happens when you have illegal defense

Stephon Curry's dad Del

wow,lolll

Mourning posterized in two separate plays for what he did to Rodman by MJ.

Only person that canbe compared to MJ is Kobe

@Each1teach2

4 жыл бұрын

And kobe really doesnt compare. He's a distant 2nd to mj but after mj its mos def kobe

This may have been the weakest team of the 1st three-peat Bulls. Paxson and Cartwright were on the down slide or finished. King and McCray were useless. Hodges, Hansen, and Levingston were gone. MJ had to play major mins. in '92-'93 after a grueling '91-'92 season, where everyone was gunning for the Champs, and the summer Olympics. This may have been the weakest team of the all the Bulls championship teams.

Jordan was always wet

Why the hell were you showing highlights of Dell Curry? No one cares about Stephan Curry's dad

Where was any good defense minus 4 or 5 descent steals or blocks? 🤔 123 to 108? Sounds kinda like the soft ass era of todays kinda score. And its a bulls game for christ sake..this cant happen!! I think some of us have revisionist history when it comes to the nostalgia of the 90s..neither team would blow out and of the teams today.would the win?? The bulls might because jordan is that good. But this era was no better than todays (athletically) and i grew up watching it.