I want this music played w me at all times as I go thru life.

i love the music

@tazbomberman wow I just noticed this.... awesome shit. I remember MJ saying that he didn't need to move his head much on defense cause he had great peripheral vision, I didn't know he had eyes on the back of his head tho... amazing.

thx for the up

@popeyeisgood and not only his offensive instinct but his defensive instinct too. i laugh so hard when i saw some dude saying payton is a better perimeter defender. jordan from 84-93 was an enormous disruptive force on the team defense, let alone his incredible steals and blocks record during that time. he was literally every where.

at 2:12 he just beats 4 guys off the dribbles like it is nothing and finds his way smoothly to have an open shot so close to the basket. the way he recognizes and solves double/triple team is unmatched by anyone before and after him.

where do i begin ? the steal at 0:13 seconds ...the ability to in a split second recognize the guy coming off the screen , then faking like he didn't see it coming and turning at the exact right moment , and having his hand at the right height even though his back was to the passer is unreal the and 1 at 2:24 ... no words 2:33 - the stutter step move he does on Manute happens so quickly he looks like a blur

atleast the music goes well when he is shooting free - throws . GOAT

What's the instrumental playing? Seems to fit the video pretty well.

at 0:32 you don't see mj doing that quick multiple crossover between and behind his legs that often.

funny thing is the Bulls lost this game and I don't think Charles Barkley played that day.

@popeyeisgood Oh you mean the "Kobe crossover", like the "Kobe reverse pivot" and the "Kobe turnaround fadeaway", they are moves that Mike copied from Kobe thanks to time travel... or at least its what some kids want to believe, hehe. Great highlight SPMJ, thanks.

02:31....How can you guard a move like that and on that speed?

@saturndual32 haha guess you could put it that way. but jordan never do too much of that in the past. his crossovers were always straight forward without too much 'dribbling around his body while his body isn't going forward or toward the basket', like some of those over dribbling ball hogs do nowadays.

@falkner23 yea there is simply no comparison between kobe or lebron ( both in their primes ) to mj in terms of quickness and instinct. not even close. jordan literally can go left or right equally quick. even in the 2nd 3peat when he was considerably slower. old grant hill,rose now and wade a few years back have had some moment of jordan like first steps but no they are not doing it consistently like mj.

I read in the book "The Jordan Rules" that the coaches this season 90-91 felt MJ's game was showing signs of subtle slipping. Must have been a joke!

what does SPMJ stand for...I know what the MJ stands for, but what about the SP?

@TheFlex21 Pip

0:22 soo pretty when kobe does it, it looks forced