Young Jordan had the mindset of a running back. Find the holes, gain as much ground as possible, fight for every inch.

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

bwink23 ....And still got his ass whooped at the time.

@devontepowell2255

4 жыл бұрын

theloverswineverytime still getting buckets and holding his own you can only do so much by yourself

@mzilber1

4 жыл бұрын

@Kenneth Erickson we also praise MJ for 63 vs Celtics

@Ah-ws9nm

2 жыл бұрын

@@mzilber1 totally different circumstances. Jordan was in his 2nd season coming off a broken foot and dropped 63 on the greatest team ever at that time. Bron was already claiming himself the goat by the game he dropped 51

@dc4690

2 жыл бұрын

@Ah... Na,he had the 63 the same season he broke his foot. It was the 85-86 season,his second year in the nba and he missed 64 games because of it before that series/game against the Celtics

The one thing that goes unnoticed about Jordan, was his stamina. It’s like he kept going, no matter what.

@mambamentality7617

4 жыл бұрын

It's the gum

@raya5090

4 жыл бұрын

True.

@muhammedking3963

4 жыл бұрын

AGREE!!!

@drich9869

4 жыл бұрын

Always wondered how guys like Jordan, Kobe, Russ, bron , and others play the entirety of intense games like these and still have the energy to make plays down the stretch over and over

@muhammedking3963

4 жыл бұрын

Mr Richy Lebron is lazy on defense

Kobe and LeBron are extraordinary players, MJ is an alien

@JordanisOverrated2

Ай бұрын

U blind? Just look at his competition lol

This man jordan did not care who was under the basket he was driving

Finishing, fadeaways, jumpshots, spin moves, footwork, fakes and feints, first step, quickness. Is still the greatest scorer I've ever seen 🐐🙌🏽

@shygoneprodriguez182

2 жыл бұрын

Player..

@Chris-yw2zp

Жыл бұрын

His numbers alone make him the greatest scorer ever, his elite skill set is just the cherry on top. In my opinion, him and Wilt are tied as far as scoring talent. I give the edge to mj because of longevity

@Chris-yw2zp

Жыл бұрын

MJ, Wilt, KD, Harden, Kobe some of the greatest scorers to ever play

@andrewsmith3257

3 ай бұрын

Greatest scorer? Either MJ or Kobe

@alsimmonshellspawn6021

Ай бұрын

​@@andrewsmith3257 wilt chamberlain

People do not understand just how great Detroit was in that Era. It literally took everything in him just to get those two victories for Chicago...Just a phenomenal talent and basketball player!

@Faranhype

5 жыл бұрын

Ahmad2423 they look slow tbh

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

It was JUST two victories, too.

@kcire-tv3wy

4 жыл бұрын

@@theloverswineverytime1625 .... All by himself. How many games did those other great teams that played Detroit during that year win in the playoffs???

@kcire-tv3wy

4 жыл бұрын

@@Faranhype .... When you can put your hands on the offensive player, you don't have to move to fast because you are guiding him to where you want him to go. Get it yet???

@Udon_Noodle

4 жыл бұрын

@@kcire-tv3wy AKA Not real Defense, try holding Jordan, Lebron, Kobe, etc with a hand check and they obliterate you with thier first step to the basket. Just like he did this game.

Love those Jordan 4's he's wearing. Seemed like he soared in those shoes like no other. Dreamed of having a pair as a kid.

@Blodia1990

4 жыл бұрын

You actually have a direct connection with his shoes, unlike the little shits who empty out the stores when retros drop yes I'm salty 😭😭

@bobanderson542

3 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. Jordan is da goat player and has da goat shoes and clothes. Straight iconic forever.

Man, MJ’s triple threat into a rip through where he is able to get by a elite defender with ease is one of the most potent moves I have ever seen in any NBA game.

Ever game is it's own highlight real. Almost every basket from Jordan seemed spectacular

Still the quickest first step I've ever seen

@heejyfbaby8590

4 жыл бұрын

Kimani Gregoire so I take it you've never seen Wade, AI, Rose, Westbrook, or John Wall play? You should def give em a chance one of these days

@ssisss769

4 жыл бұрын

@@heejyfbaby8590 "FIRST STEP"

@heejyfbaby8590

4 жыл бұрын

@@ssisss769 I heard you. Those guys had quicker first steps than MJ. MJ was just stronger than the last 4 so you can't get recover into his driving line as easily

@ssisss769

4 жыл бұрын

@@heejyfbaby8590 AI wouldn't need those crossovers if he had that quick of the first step. Westbrook is aggressive and explosive but still can't find a way to get himself a good look for a shot. Wade was so dirty. John wall is weak. Rose is glass.

@lamefart

4 жыл бұрын

@@heejyfbaby8590 nope. MJ was quicker right off the bat. Have You seen how MJ toyed against younger players when he was on bad knees as age 40?🤣 He only need a step or 2 to lose an opponent. Not too many dribbles. Heck those players you mentioned isn't even quicker than Damon Stoudamire. Westbrook don't have a quick first step.

All this incredible moves inside against perhaps the best defense ever, unreal!😍

@frederik2334

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-gc1wj8tt2p You can touch the player while defending in the 80's and 90's, there was different rules!😉

Its amazing how he made those Piston defenders look like they weren't even there.

Perfection. We should compare upcoming great players to LeBron and Kobe because those players are within reach of someone who is on the verge of greatness. Michael Jordan was perfection and nobody will come close....maybe.

@Kilooma

4 жыл бұрын

Angelo S. As basketball evolves and goes on eventually someone will match or exceed MJ’s greatness. Maybe theirs already a future goat in the league we don’t know about or expect.

@hillking7314

4 жыл бұрын

@@Kilooma exactly all sports evolve and most definetly players and talent gets better as well

@devinzki

4 жыл бұрын

@@Kilooma your right, but it's very hard to surpass mike greatness, kobe and lebron was miles away frm the GOAT🐐🐐🐐

@cjordan8231

4 жыл бұрын

@@devinzki exactly

@mr.anderson2125

3 жыл бұрын

I agree! How do you surpass perfection. It was his PAIN and COMPETITIVE nature that fueled him. Someone has to have those intangible things as well as the physical to even come close. I don't know if we'll see another

This dude was just different man🐐

The Goat

Thomas basically picked off Rodman on that last basket. Jordan was just so quick, his movements were cat like.

@AHMAD-2324

7 жыл бұрын

EdmondLau2007 His nickname in those day's was the black cat!

@erikhopkins9488

7 жыл бұрын

+Ahmad2423 how did Jordan get that nickname?

@AHMAD-2324

7 жыл бұрын

Erik Hopkins They nicknamed him that because of his freakish athleticism.

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

Pistons won the series.

@ngataib3549

3 жыл бұрын

@udYi Q for real aye, haters are so petty lol

the GOAT!

Just watch how slick he leaned his body when he drives to the right and changes direction to the left.

The greatest player was also the greatest scorer: Michael Jordan. If they called foul every time he was fouled, he would have 60+ easily...

@RickyMoss

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I agree 💯 the game is mainly about scoring people could talk about all the other things players do that helps wins games but..a team could get outrebounded and still win the game.. even though it rarely happens a team could have more assists and STILL lose the game.. but a team could NEVER outscore the other team and lose the game..

@jaycarter7012

Жыл бұрын

@@RickyMoss Excellent point

@nkuniverse7856

Жыл бұрын

If jordan played today he would average 45 points

@thug2244

Жыл бұрын

Facts - and what the hell was Scottie doing in this game? Helping the water boys? I understand Scottie was still young and only in his second year but MJ had no help at all in this series - Paxon was knocking down a few here and there - if Pippen steps up in 89 and 90 the bulls definitely would have won at least one of those series - 90 was the year for the bulls to get past Detroit but like I said, MJ didn't have any help

@papadoc331

Жыл бұрын

0:40 but what he got that one

4:57 was a great play. That team ball was amazing

Stamina, quickness, and gracefulness. That’s Michael for ya

MJ the greatest of all time

1:52 dam he's fast!👀

@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7

4 жыл бұрын

frederik legoff nah he's a lot faster than that

Don’t care how fast he was... His sharp brain allowed his swift play n improvisation....all in the mind...!!

People who don't know but just repeat bs they hear say MJ couldn't beat Detroit. Losing to them those years was all about building the Bulls roster and toughness as far as the other Bulls besides MJ. They didn't get their last starter, Bill Cartwright until either the year they won or the year before. More importantly, Phil and the Triangle came the year before they won. These Jordan Rules were about doubling and tripling and brutalizing MJ and forcing any other player to perform and bring the Bulls a win. They particularly focused on demoralizing and physically brutalizing Pippen who was a rookie in their first playoff matchup. It was when Scottie had developed enough, plus the integration of the Triangle, that the Bulls were able to beat Detroit. But MJ always performed in every series against Detroit - even in 88.

@scorpionJB

7 жыл бұрын

today's young NBA fan has been seriously misled

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

But uuuuhhh, he *couldn't* beat Detroit. You aint gotta be around long enough to know that that is a fact.

@jonnykilroy9762

5 жыл бұрын

Spot on. I just recently read “Playing For Keeps” and Chuck Daly had a quote about how he knew early on the Pistons reign at the top would be short because he saw what Chicago had developing. Everybody in the world knew what MJ was but he saw the pieces coming together and knew once Pippen became what he was it was a wrap

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

Did the Bulls lose *THREE* straight playoff series to Detroit before FINALLY beating them ONCE, or not? Yall motherfuckers do a good job of painting shit the way you want to paint it. A superstar & his team loses today, in this era, there's no discussion or debating about it....HE LOST. MJ gets his ass kicked four or five times and yall wanna call it every-motherfucking-thing under the sun except what the fuck happened....HE FUCKING LOST. Yall are being so fucking petty.

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

Will Bond ....Yeah, it was over....only ONCE. The Pistons made it "OVER" for the Bulls THREE times.

Man, Mike just kept attacking and attacking the basket like a boss!

@Noname-fr8rz

3 жыл бұрын

Bc the defense was atrocious

@xueyanghe7704

Жыл бұрын

@@Noname-fr8rz🤡🤡

@elias7525

Жыл бұрын

@@Noname-fr8rz And i thought he had to earn every basket

@MikeDuece666

Жыл бұрын

@@Noname-fr8rz ok dummy

@MikeDuece666

Жыл бұрын

@@elias7525 he did dummy

It is still a mystery to me there aren't any awards named after Michael Jordan the NBA or College he's not only the greatest basketball player to ever play who's the greatest athlete to ever live

Goat!!!

jordan goat no more arguments

Most would agree that MJ was the greatest, yet like every other all-time great player and champion before and after him, he wasn't able to win it all until he had the right pieces around him, not to mention a coach who knew how to best utilize him and the team. We tend to remember single game performances like this where his efforts were extraordinary, but the fact is the Pistons did not lose another game in the series after this one. They had a better team and a great TEAM will almost if not always beat 1 great player with an average or Jordan's case, undeveloped supporting cast.

Michael Jordan the greatest of all time ‼️

“He couldn’t go to his left”-John Salley

@kcire-tv3wy

4 жыл бұрын

John Salley don't know shit. He smokes too much weed!

@l.c2567

4 жыл бұрын

And they still couldn't stop him.

This version of MJ would kill everyone in the modern game, would make Lebrun Kobe and all the rest bow to him and weep. Relentless and supremely talented

@berlingray8058

10 ай бұрын

1989 MJ is peak athletic MJ (My favorite version of him)

@billj4525

8 ай бұрын

@@berlingray8058 I don't know about peak athletic, but very very close. I would say he's right there with close to peak athleticism as well as his basketball iq and understanding of the game is also close to peak. He was very very close with both of those this year, which is why this was Jordan at his best ever, or very very close to it.

The gift that God gave Michael Jordan was basketball and he dominated that in several different ways and showed people the right path without any interruptions you know you're going to have ups and downs but this is amazing I'm 40 years old and if it wasn't for you to a lot of you young people out there would be missing out the greatest basketball player ever

Jordan da goat.

The bottom line is Jordan did MORE with LESS against TOUGHER competition than any superstar in NBA history. THAT is why he is virtually unanimously considered The G.O.A.T.

@erik666111

6 жыл бұрын

Stephen John Pippen wasn't an all star until 1990. Look at Trail Blazers squad in 1992 they were great team since late 80s. If wasn't for Michael, Portland would win. Same with Suns and Jazz. Jordan made the difference when he had to. He never choked in any finals like did leFlop King in 2007 and 2011 or like Kobe, Wilt etc.

@peacefulmind1409

6 жыл бұрын

Only Pippen was an all-star in Bulls except Jordan.

@HoustonIsImmortal

6 жыл бұрын

Stephen John Jordan only played with one other All-Star on his team. In 1998 he led the Bulls to their 6th title and 2nd 3-Peat with NO All-Stars on his team at the age of 35. He did MORE with LESS, he never ran off to another team when the challenges mounted up and he was always the primary reason his team came out on top in the NBA Finals.

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

No, he LOST to tougher competition. Once Scottie, Horace, & BJ came on to provide better talent, therefore...more HELP, then they really couldnt be beat.

@bakdos8669

4 жыл бұрын

@@Stefanjohnchach A skinny halve white dude named Steph curry guarded lebron in the 2018 NBA finals game one and lebron passed the ball to George hill. When Jordan was guarded by Ehlo he took the shot and made it, unlike lebron. Also lebron was guarded by skinny unathletic white dudes in the 2004 Olympics and he still choked as an NBA player.

1:47 THAT DEFENSE!

@jacobblackburn1379

2 жыл бұрын

That's SCARY defense too!!! He didn't just keep his body on Thomas. He was actively watching and waiting for the moment the ball would be exposed

@aidanfox8219

Жыл бұрын

1:50 Isaiah also screamed when the ball got swiped.

This era can never be replicated or matched, the physicality, the intensity, the crowd noise.

Prime Rodman couldn’t stop Jordan either.

Pistons had some dirty players

5:52 gotta love the pointer sisters rocking the arena during the timeout.

The Black Cat

That Dumars was about be Finals MVP in a couple of weeks .....he looked like an highschool player in front of the Goat

7:07, the way he caught the pass in the air with one hand, started to spin round the defender while in the air, finishing with the and 1 hanging lay, It was MAGIC

🐐

Laimbeer got MJ's head in a vice in that thumbnail. Hilarious! Lol

Chuck Daly's reactions are priceless..haha RIP Chuck

Ice In his veins.

The amount of times this guy scores over double and triple teams is insane

This is his most underrated game -- he took on the best defense in the league and won by himself

Jordan putting up a shot against 2 or 3 people gave you a better shot to win than giving it to one of his teammates. Thats how great this dude was.

So Jordan basically had to play championship team's virtually by himself and he always put up great numbers and loses but LeBron play's 41-41 team's in the playoffs every year and his fan's label him the goat 😂😂😂😂 what kinda logic is that

@tylerr3740

6 жыл бұрын

So the 73-9 Warriors who added KEVIN DURANT isn't a real team? Lol.

@erik666111

6 жыл бұрын

Zo Empire ikr

@theloverswineverytime1625

6 жыл бұрын

Common logic. LeBron is the GOAT. But why you thinkin about LeBron while watching an MJ video?

@geekmuscle657

6 жыл бұрын

theloverswineverytime gotta let the sheep know who the real goat is lol

@geekmuscle657

6 жыл бұрын

Goatbrook I'm talking about in his conference bro

Michael jordan and steph curry are the greatest players i've ever seen moving without the ball

@depannist

4 жыл бұрын

Jesse Urena Reggie Miller was great without the ball. Ray Allen is up there too.

@thegreatestfinesser2338

4 жыл бұрын

Jesse Urena Klay Kobe Paul George

Just watched the game went off in the 4th

Really good game.

You can just feel the tension on the court. These two teams absolutely hated each other and it made for such great basketball.

I will love to see MJ playing in this era where Noone can touch him, hell be scoring like crazy, more than harden, Jordan was a defender scoring, everything and his moves and dribble better than anyone in the league right now, LeBron sucks

@Noname-fr8rz

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh did u not watch this game the defense was horrendous today he would be getting clamped by guys like Kawhi Leonard and the fact that ur saying jordan would be a better defender then the current guys and a better dribbler then the current guys shows how much u suck off jordan and how little u know

@stefanogasasira9406

3 жыл бұрын

Bartnicki kawhi leonard wouldn’t be quick enough to guard a young jordan, did you not see the physicality that is used in the pistons defense. you have to pay attention to detail instead of just focusing on the player scoring or not. teams are scoring 130 points a game now, jordan would average a solid 40

@Noname-fr8rz

3 жыл бұрын

@@stefanogasasira9406 Kawhi has locked down prime Westbrook Who is faster than prime jordan Jordan can’t shoot 3s there are longer smarter bigger defenders for Jordan today he’d not be able to average anywhere near 40

@Noname-fr8rz

3 жыл бұрын

@@stefanogasasira9406 also u acting like he killed the pistons

@stefanogasasira9406

3 жыл бұрын

Bartnicki with the amount of fouls being called in today’s game he would average so many free throws a game. mj’s highest scoring season was 37 and he didn’t even shoot threes, one 3 pointer a game would give him 40. no hand checking and more spacing is huge difference

Wow !

If anyone says someone else is the greatest player of all time other than MJ they got rocks 🪨 in their head

NOBODY comes close to MJ. Not Kobe not Lebron.

These are the series that Jordan haters point to to say Lebron is the GOAT. As if MJ individually isn’t giving his all. As if he gave up on his team. As if he joined up with other superstars on other teams. Oh wait thats not what MJ did. He improved every year and took it head on. Yes he lost this series but do you see him not trying? Getting outplayed? Never.

2019 LeBron drives down the lane as the defenders move away from him leading to an uncontested dunk for James. As he runs down the court he whines to the ref that someone touched his hand. 1989 Jordan drives down the lane as the bad boy defenders converge on him with the goal of taking his head off leading to an uncontested dunk for MJ. As he runs down the court he intercepts a pass leading to two more points for the Bulls.

that's talent...In hard defense era..MJ will just lay-up . if bron played in this Bad Boys Era..he will flop back to back..

No other player in history made the opponent coaches draft a whole playbook to stop him!!

This game is but one example. Watch every single game MJ has ever played in, pay attention to how much he moves around the floor, with and without the ball, and then pay attention to how his team's offense is moving if it's stalling or free-flowing and how often one of his teammates would have a high percentage shot after an extra pass. Also pay attention to how long he holds the ball when he's caught in isolation and how much time he spends thinking about what to do with the ball if he will overextend his possession or he will do something immediate to maintain the teams offensive movement. Also pay attention to how much he moves around the court on defense, in playing the passing lanes, how much effort he puts in grabbing offensive rebounds for second chance points, and how much effort he puts on help D, and contesting shots, inside or at the perimeter. Now imagine doing this every game, for 82 games in a season. His game is high effort, like RIDICULOUSLY high effort, and high risk of injury. His play style would literally destroy someone's knees, and feet, there's no way he would have played 20+ seasons playing like this all the time. Heck, even 10 seasons playing like this can damage your legs joints.

Jordan 🤷🏼

These highlights are amazing. MJ was unreal.

This game was the reason the Jordan Rules were born.

Imagine LePussy going against this defense with these rules.

@AHMAD-2324

4 жыл бұрын

IMO they would have made him quit.

@lecowardjames

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-gc1wj8tt2p lechoke will cry in hospital

@afrosamurai125

4 жыл бұрын

Bruh Lebron is bigger than anyone on the court I don’t think he would had much of a problem against these guys. There can be more than one great player

@lecowardjames

4 жыл бұрын

@@afrosamurai125 he has soft mentally🤫

@geordiejones5618

3 жыл бұрын

As if a 6'8" 250 player with Lebron's first step, agility and coordination wouldn't bully the 90s. Y'all delusional. He was being recruited to the NCAA in two contact sports, one of which was football. Jordan is amazing but if he had to guard Lebron he would get torched and he wouldn't be dropping 30.

See this is what being clutch and taking over games means.....When the games in the balance do u get the ball again & again & again til the game is decided either way but most of the time in your favor. People always wanna compare who’s more clutch buy they only think just the one very very last shot,which does matter obviously... But sometimes u gotta get to that point first before the last second shot can even matter. MJ did that all the time,there were countless times he’d just flip a switch and bring the bulls back and then win the game too.And he always had that in his game.I mean shht look at this video,MJ had a little hair lol.So this still young Mike.This was when he was still a mutant,before he became just a ‘regular’ superhero.

Who’s here after episode 2 of the last dance?

How sick are those Jordan IVs as Mike's getting busy?

Mj loves to crash his defender to the other when someone comes in to double team hahaha.

Jordan got out of the Jordan rules with sheer grit. LeBron will come out of "LeBron rules" with flops and complaints

SOME PEOPLE DOUBT THAT JORDAN AND BULLS WEREN'T GOING TO BEAT DETROIT, BUT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT MJ DID SCORE 61 POINTS AGAINST THIS TEAM IN1986-87 OVER HIS NORMAL AVERAGE OF 30 PPG!!! BUT THIS IS NOT THE ONLY TEAM, HE ALSO SCORED 63 POINTS AGAINST CELTICS IN THE 1986-87 SEASON AFTER HAVING AN INJURY AND SCORE 69 POINTS AND 18 REBOUNDS AGAINST THE CAVS IN 1990!!! THIS SHOWS THAT JORDAN AND HIS TEAMMATES ARE GETTING STRONGER AND STRONGER BECAUSE OF THE TEAMS THAT PUSHED THEM TO WORK HARD AND BE TOUGH SUCH AS PISTONS, WHICH COMES TO 1991"THE END OF THE BAD BOYS"!!!

@jonnykilroy9762

5 жыл бұрын

Antonio White 1538 put up 59 in Detroit on Easter 1988 too

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the ONE motherfuckin time MJ beat "The D" with any real shit on the line.

wining bucket off the wrong foot too

When he jumped the grvity turned off

Passing of the guard

Jordan rules were a thing, this game was in Chicago. In Detroit, different story.

hard fought victory. its strange, watching those jordan highlights, but chicago down by 13 anyway at one moment.

I find it funny when he breaks their defense just shows how great he is 😂

They one that one... But lost the rest in that series.... But definitely one of the series that started to build on the Bulls becoming a dynasty.....

We gotta stop the Jordan/Bron debate… it’s not even close Jordan is light years ahead of everyone

I want all the youngsters who disparage the competition of the late 80s and 90s to observe who he had to beat just to get to the Finals. There was much less scoring talent, but NOT defensive talent. This was the era of supreme rim protectors, hand checking, clothesline fouls, and NO SPACING. That last bit should stand out, because he dominated from mid-range and driving to the basket during an era when you could double and triple team players with no concern over giving up outside shots. Pay even closer attention to how he's not complaining after any of the hard fouls where guys are grabbing him about the neck. Just walks to the line and only gets hype back when he does something basketball-related like dunking on them.

This was the game that caused the Pistons to create The Jordan Rules. The Pistons were finally supposed to win a championship this year, but after this game, they were down 2-1 to the Bulls and looked like they might lose............so Zeke was on the phone all night with Dumars I think it was, and that's when all the rough stuff on Mike really started.

Old heads be lying out their ass about defense in this era!🤣🤣

@MikeDuece666

6 ай бұрын

Ok old head

Jordan! Scores! How's does he do that?

What jordan haters don't mention is that the bulls were the only team to be competitive to the pistons that year, they gave them their only 2 losses thoughtout their playoff run and this was when jordan was still running the offense and being heavily utilized. Pippen was still maturing and wasn't a superstar yet.

Man, Craig Hodges was such a liability defensively. Check out how he got caught watching the play and let Dumars get that open look on the Pistons’ final possession of the game. Same thing happened when he let Craig Ehlo backdoor him in Game 5 of the 1st round of these same 1989 playoffs vs the Cavs to give Cleveland the lead on the second to last possession of the game. That miscue defensively did however set the stage for MJ’s “The Shot”, but the point remains.

@kcire-tv3wy

4 жыл бұрын

Good catch. He had no defensive prowess whatsoever. People, naysayers don't see that. All they want to do is talk shit about Mike.

Just for historical context... Joe Dumars was an excellent defender and Jordan was just straight cooking his ass. David Stern over time and Adam Silver destroyed the NBA mainly by removing the competitive element. Soft basketball scoring a bunch of points with low physicality is entertaining to some... But I miss the competitive narrative and passion. The top paid players today make 3-4 times what the entire salary cap was then or 2-2.5 times adjusting for inflation. Point being the energy was electric back then even for prime time regular season games.

I thought Jordan couldn't go left according to Thomas? He's dominating this game driving left

he was so fast that he seemed like he teleported 3:20

Until you show me a single player that single handingly destroy teams like Jordan. Please don't compare

@theloverswineverytime1625

5 жыл бұрын

Orlando Lewis ....What tf are you talking about? Aint this shit a MICHEAL JORDAN vid? Who's comparing him to who? Where is that in these comments. Who said this to YOU in THESE comments? Just enjoy the vid of one of the best to do it. Who else could you be thinking of that NO ONE ELSE has mentioned in THESE comments? Cmon, this shit is lame what yall do in these MJ-vid comment sections.

@kcire-tv3wy

4 жыл бұрын

@@theloverswineverytime1625 ...The fuck are you talking about idiot? You seem to have an issue with MJ. If so, why are you even here commenting like some little bitch???

@copyrightstrikez_bandit143

4 жыл бұрын

theloverswineverytime shut ur ASs up

@jordancromwell

4 жыл бұрын

@@theloverswineverytime1625 You commenting everywhere nigga get a life

@jermainezinnerman7450

4 жыл бұрын

This dude obviously has sugar in his tank for Jordan. You upset you can't have suspect boy? 😄

The bulls lost this series regardless of Jordan's greatness,three years in a row.

@Runforestrun

3 жыл бұрын

Much like Detroit did against Boston.

5:40

The Pistons' last loss of the 1989 postseason.

That Pistons defense is comical 😂 “Hey Mike we love your shoes, here, go to the basket”

@TL2354

Жыл бұрын

@@johnimegi5483Laimbeer

You gotta be special to think Harden can score better than this man

I dont for the life of me get how people even compare his airness to lebron. Ridiculous!

Look at how Mj attacks those big guys underneath the basket. How many times did we see it here? He is basically attacking 3-4 players underneath the basket! Imagine him playing in todays game where the shaded area is wide open. If he can get contested shots fall in, how much more with todays trash defense where players just tends to stand and let other players score on their heads? Easy 50 PPG for Mike.