Only Steve Kerr would say "It was partly my fault" after getting socked in the face for no reason. Classy and respectable guy. Happy he is the Warriors coach.

@Tee-bi8ti

8 жыл бұрын

it's was obviously for a reason

@timhoward5

8 жыл бұрын

Fuck Jordan

@Tee-bi8ti

8 жыл бұрын

+timhoward5 k..

@domibryant2257

8 жыл бұрын

wuss

@razkable

7 жыл бұрын

kerr didnt make excuses he got it done....thats why i laugh at these so called talented role players who clearly talent wise can do more than kerr could but how about they master 1 skill like shooting that kerr did...hu....he earned 4 of his 5 rings...it would help their star players win more games....instead of partying all summer how about they get in the gym ...im looking at the iman shumperts and livingstons of the world...your gonna be playing off great passer/unselfish ball handlers ...how bout you learn how to shoot ...i swear some guys cant even hit wide open shots anymore...kerr would thrive in this era

Can you imagine the media frenzy if Lebron punched a teammate in the face? Times have changed a bit.

@kingofreasoningphilosophy718

8 жыл бұрын

I know right. back then fighting was not taken as serious i guess.

@playoffl36ron8

5 жыл бұрын

lebron throwing a punch more like acting passive aggressively on social media

@dixonyomowth710

4 жыл бұрын

He would have flopped

@5ledan

4 жыл бұрын

King of Reasoning Philosophy it was taken serious, but MJ is untouchable. He punches someone in the face and people make it out to be a good thing- MJ making Kerr stronger.

@williebeamen8779

3 жыл бұрын

A fuck ton* in all the wrong ways

Who's here after draymond green punched jordan poole basically the 2022 version 😂💀💀

@gamesmash1437

Жыл бұрын

Me 😂

@Jmaal89

Жыл бұрын

Shannon shape commentary 😂😂

@gabrielkamkar2110

Жыл бұрын

Thats why I looked this up, MJ does it and no one cares. Draymond does it and its a two week long story.​

@gamesmash1437

Жыл бұрын

@@gabrielkamkar2110 different time periods

@helmut789

Жыл бұрын

@@gabrielkamkar2110 Draymond ain't no MJ

I came here because draymond punched Jordan Poole. It's been a minute since I seen this

Imagine what Jordan would've did to him if he'd have missed that game six jumper in 1997.

@marlenbalido175

7 жыл бұрын

jonmolina948 this made me laugh

@cheezlayer

5 жыл бұрын

Jon .Molina jordan may get angry for what happened, but he will not blame kerr, as he is also at fault for passing the ball, besides it turnout okay, mj pass it to kerr and he made a winning shot! After the fight mj sincerely apologized personally and both earned each others trust and respect! Fighting and makeup sometimes is a good thing, its like a bright calm after the storm.. 👍👍👍 rather than fighting and then leaving, holding grudges with each other and hearing nasty and stupid things about you, right in your back!

@andrewmb1908

5 жыл бұрын

cheeze zlayer they play was for kerr they knew stockton would help

@cheezlayer

5 жыл бұрын

@@andrewmb1908 what sir??

@andrewmb1908

5 жыл бұрын

cheeze zlayer jordan told kerr he better be ready cause they knew stockton would help, or else he woulda doubled mike and most likely stole the ball. They screened for kerr

Who's here after draymond and poole?

That part that always gets me is when they said Kerr started swinging back before it was broken up LMAO.

Y’all seen the 2022 version?

I guess u can say Jordan had a eye for point gaurds

@hayden41103

8 жыл бұрын

That picture is the best anime ever (basketball)

@ronaldomendoza9241

8 жыл бұрын

+Solomid Jaximus true

Ironic now 😂

@gray5940

Жыл бұрын

MJ punched Steve Kerr. After that, their chemistry went 💯

I read once that Jordon undercut Bill Cartright in practice once and Cartright who was known as a gentle giant got in Jordons face and told him "if you ever try that again I will end your career on the spot"

@eazye519

8 жыл бұрын

sure he did

@PotentialPlayer

7 жыл бұрын

It was something like that he used to talk nonsense to Cartwright in front of others and one day he got fed up and took him to the side. He told jordan, "if you ever do that again you'll never play basketball because I'm gonna break both of your legs." Jordan is an asshole and also has some qualities of a sociopath as do the other greats namely Kobe.

@jaycurry5593

7 жыл бұрын

Who's Jordon??

@Amick44

7 жыл бұрын

Cartwright and Grant both stood up to him.

@eazye519

7 жыл бұрын

Mick A there's no way he said that to Jordan. Lies

cant believe we got another version in 2022

Wow, i didn't know Kerr had such muscles

Jordan sometimes have a bad attitudes, steve kerr deserve a respect

Who’s here after Stephan a smith brought this up comparing it to the Draymond and Poole situation

Steve Kerr is my idea of a good basketball career.

@traiwitz2736

Жыл бұрын

More like fucking perfect.

Kerr watches dreymond punch poole and is like ah shit here we go again

This time,jordan on the recieving end. 😂

He was simply transferring Jordan power to him Now Kerr heads an all-star with it.

You gotta respect Phil Jackson for being consistent in his morals even when it comes to MJ

That video is so old I watched it like 14 months ago

@Xippone2093

8 жыл бұрын

that is not that long ago

@elijahbarton2599

8 жыл бұрын

Well it still doesn't qualify as news

@elijahbarton2599

8 жыл бұрын

News: report of recent event

@OnlyGoodSHHH

6 жыл бұрын

haha....just how young are you?

I saw that exact video

Jordan treated Kerr like shit. But it says something that how when it was over how they talk about eachother with respect.

Of all the NBA players Jordan played with and against, he just had to punch someone as small and skinny as Steve Kerr just because he felt like it. Punching someone half your size because you know they wouldn't be able to fight back? This must be the "killer instinct" his fanboys love to talk about. 🤣

what the fuck Jordan? that's assault. if lebron did that everyone to have ever heard the word basketball would be hating. SMH

@MrMuaythai84

8 жыл бұрын

+Witness lebron biggets pussy ever he wont punch anyone and he cares to much if someone ahtes him or like him jrodan didnt give a shit

@4-CQL

8 жыл бұрын

+Phon Xieng (MrMuaythai84) I think it's trying to communicate

@jpogigtxcr1778

8 жыл бұрын

+Witness Well the video said Kerr fought back. I've been in fist fights with my friends too, and at the end of the day, we were just laughing it off

@4-CQL

8 жыл бұрын

+jpogi gtxcr1 To land a punch to the face is battery, if it hadn't landed it'd be assault, if it was ingame it'd just be poor teammate chemistry, but would not be criminal as it was agreed that they were playing a contact sport.

@tonyschimmoeller4439

8 жыл бұрын

+Witness Fights happen on almost every basketball team. Everyone is competitive and in practice you have to guard each other. Eventually someone gets upset with the way they are being guarded, treated, talked at, boxed out, beat down, or whatever and have nothing on court they can do about it. This happens literally all the time. It's not a big deal at all and 99% of the time the players are cool as soon as it's broken up.

It's hard not to root for Steve Kerr because he defied so many odds by even having an NBA career. He's such a good-natured, humble and self-deprecating guy. I also thought he was an excellent commentator and, clearly, he's a damn good coach. This story has always puzzled me. Kerr doesn't seem big/strong enough to physically get under Jordan's skin. Second, why would Jordan punch the smallest, and maybe nicest, guy on his team? He wouldn't have done that to Charles Oakley! I guess Kerr was probably feisty as hell in order to survive in the NBA and everyone knows about Jordan's legendary temper. I'm glad that the fight was limited to one punch because poor Steve would not fair well in a tangle with Jordan. I hope Kerr can get his back healthy and return to coaching the Warriors. It freaks me out to see Walton coaching his team.

@RondoStyle9

8 жыл бұрын

+james lachs Kerr is a great guy to have in front of a camera, but don't get it twisted. He's from the 80's-90's era of basketball, and he made it to the league on his shooting ability and pure heart and will. This guy would not have made it had he not had that fight to challenge anyone, even MJ. "Nice guy" isn't a word I'd use to describe him, at least on the court

@domais68

8 жыл бұрын

+RondoStyle9 You're 100% right. Off the court and on it usually exist two different people. That's especially true with people who have to beat long odds. Kerr, with all of his physical disadvantages, had to be tough as hell to make it in the NBA. Some guys don't have to be all that (relatively) tough but they are the gifted ones. (i.e. Dwight Howard; not tough enough!) Few remember that Kerr went through a major, life-changing, tragedy during his Arizona days that must have added a ton of toughness and resolve. I may be reading too much into stories of Jordan's legendary strength and plain to see ability to exert his will on guys twice his size. I'm also the same size as Kerr and played D-1 college b-ball with guys that were all bigger, better and stronger so I relate to Kerr. Even though I agree with you, I'm glad it was one punch with plenty to separate the two because it could have gotten ugly. Happy New Year and thanks for your good comment!

@PhafetGags

8 жыл бұрын

+RondoStyle9 you are right. If you saw him getting lots of technical fouls in his first season as a coach. He admitted that he has a short temper and had to reinvent himself for the better of the Warriors team.

People say Jordan is the best there is in basketball, while he may have been strategic and made some interesting plays, I cant say much for his personality. Neither can I for Kobe Bryant or Lebron James, the arrogance is so obvious how could you not see it. Makes me like Steve Kerr even more as a player and coach.

@madsthehuman9111

8 жыл бұрын

+Aaron Gottfried Stephen Curry

@tonyschimmoeller4439

8 жыл бұрын

+Fickle N. I understand what you're saying but to be that good you have to be on another level of competitiveness. Arrogance comes with competitiveness because you have to believe you're going to win. It was part of MJ and Kobe's game that made them as good as they were.

@walmartownz

8 жыл бұрын

+Fickle N. Were you ever the best in anything? Like, in geometry if you were the first person to understand the different triangles and rules associating to them. You sat and looked around at people struggling what special properties isosceles triangles had, and just wondered, "Why don't they get it?" That's how Kobe and MJ felt when they saw their team struggling to who they felt were inferior opponents. That leads to the frustration that superstars have for their team, and why Lebron initially left Cleveland.

@ficklesick

8 жыл бұрын

walmartownz I didnt just happen to put a comment here, I thought before I wrote. I understand that different people have different natural strengths but that doesnt mean that they dont have potential for other things and these people I mentioned in my previous comments have that approach towards their teammates. Mindset, approach, application, resources and support to achieve becoming the best in something or reduce struggling are not considered by many people. I played basketball. I was the captain for the time I played. I was also the best in my school being female and small as well. I understand what you describe but I wasnt arrogant and unreasonable but in fact chose to help my struggling colleagues as well as positioning myself to learn from others who were better than me and in turn teaching those who werent as good. Selflessness is an important factor in personality development and helping others is equally a learning experience. Exhibiting frustration and arrogance keeps one in isolation from being totally cohesive and rather feeds inferiority in teammates as well as discouragement. Hence we have one hit wonders on teams rather than an entire team being stars; rather egotistic I would think. Lebron left Cleveland, you're right but didnt he end right back up there? If he had the approach that Golden State Warriors had when they were now coming up they would be just as good or even better than them. A lot of individuals questioned why several players and coaching staff decided to go to GSW given their less than colourful history at the point in time but sometimes making it big in life for yourself and for the benefit of others requires an individual to stay in a situation that is unfilling and deemed inferior in order for great potential to be realized. Classic example in David Lee. Have you considered what Cleaveland may have become if Lebron didnt leave at the point he did and how much sooner they might have achieved what they have now? And still they're not achieving what they would like to. Nowadays everyone wants to make it big and relatively quickly but greater benefits are to be had when people remain humble, selfless and introspective.

@jaysaget1280

8 жыл бұрын

+Fickle N. I'm 32, so I hated Jordan growing up, because of his arrogance. I couldn't stand Kobe for the same reason, plus I'm a Kings' fan. Lebron annoys me because he appears to have that same level of arrogance, but in a passive way. In 2006-8, I started realizing Kobe's work ethic was unrivaled, so I started loving him. He gave basketball his entire life. I respect him for that. I still think Jordan is an arrogant jerk, but maybe that's the reason those guys are on a level that looks down to everyone else. I was great as a wide receiver, and honestly, I believe I was better than anyone that ever played that position. I may be wrong, but my heart thought different. I believe if I had the arrogance, I would try to prove to the world that I was on a level apart from everybody else. I would have been an athlete that I know I would hate, but everybody would have to respect my game. Being that I never made it to a professional level as the greatest, I feel maybe the greatest needs that level of arrogance. Steph doesn't talk trash because he's a Christian, but his antics on the floor are very arrogant; e.x., turning around, looking at the opponent's bench players, then running to go on defense . . . all while his 3-point shot is still mid flight. He possess the arrogance as well, but he's the baby-face assassin, so we all love him. Peyton Manning isn't arrogant at all; but, is that why the arrogant Tom Brady has the edge over him? I know I talked forever, but I just wanted to say that maybe that arrogance may be needed in a competitive sport. Cheers miss!

MJ is a bad guy.

@lee6045

6 жыл бұрын

Arthur Lin no he isn't he lost his temper

@oCaliforniaBoy

6 жыл бұрын

Micah Sekely so you think it's normal for teammates to punch each other in the face because a temper? Yeah that isn't right

@Paratzu

2 жыл бұрын

@@oCaliforniaBoy i mean he did get elbowed by kurr

JP and Dray 👀

Bad bitches is my weakness

Hahaha how bout now😂

anyone realize kobe and jordan even sound the same when they talk?

@thetubeaccount2015

8 жыл бұрын

all black people sound the same

@philly6954

8 жыл бұрын

^ no

@Wolverinesmells

8 жыл бұрын

+thetubeaccount all white people look the same

@eazye519

8 жыл бұрын

Kobe is a Jordan wannabe

@jojoombion3736

8 жыл бұрын

you make it sound like it just happen...this bryant character desperately wants to be MJ in anyway possible its so pathetic...even the voice, mannerisms... everything.

0:16 Is it just me or Jordan looking like lil Yatchy

I totally lost respect for Jordan when he gave his "Hall of Fame" speech... extremely immature of him! - (Would Jordan even consider punching Shaq, etc big guys...ah, no.)

Of course Jordan won six championships and LeBron has won only three! Jordan never had to deal with a bad supporting cast. If he spent his whole career playing along with guys like Wade, Bosh, Love and Irving who's to say James wouldn't have won six titles of his own, even more perhaps when he joins Golden State? LeBron is a humble, polite person who credits his teammates for helping him achieve what he has while Jordan is a mean, arrogant asshole.

@r.i.p2464

6 жыл бұрын

ChiSportsNut18 Jordan may be an asshole, and i hate him so much for denying rings for stocktomalone “my favorite duo” but there is no denying that this S.O.B. is one hell of a goat. If you watched all the games he played specially against the bad boys you would know. He’s still an asshole though and I still hate him but I gotta say... theres no comparing james to Jordan. Coming from a Jordan hater.

"Steph Kerry".

@coochiegrabber3063

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think your comment is cringey 2 years later?

What makes Jordan a champion is that he apologized and owned up

The only guy nj likes is Steve Kerr

I now know 581,683 people who are ruining civilization.

MJ punched Steve to put competitive fire into Steve, because MJ was frustrated with the way the team was playing. Steve even said it was a good turning point because it made Steve feel like he could stand up to himself in the NBA. And that is how Steve became a really good player

@DenizCDemir

7 жыл бұрын

people will make up all sorts of excuses to defend their heroes. truth is mj was and always will be an asshole.

@andrewhunt9789

7 жыл бұрын

- mAReDux Its true doe. MJ an Kerr said it themselves. Plus, im not really an MJ fan

@DenizCDemir

7 жыл бұрын

Drewtiboo 00 to say that mj punched kerr "to put competetive spirit into him" and especially to say that this is the reason that kerr "became" a good player is actually the most absurdly idiotic thing i've heard in a long time

@andrewhunt9789

7 жыл бұрын

- mAReDux Lmao, I read it into a book. Kerr said he loved that moment because that really made him mad, so he tried to shove it in MJs face during a game. They did have some competitiveness tension after that. Im not trolling either

@squatcobbler8466

6 жыл бұрын

Andrew Hunt the punch did motivate Steve but Jordan didn't do it to help Kerr lmao. He did it cause he felt like it and it did eventually help Kerr but that was unintentional. He just got pissed he's even admitted it

wowowoowowowowowowowoow

He can do it but lebron can't?

Why did he punch him again? LOL

@jaylew651

8 жыл бұрын

because he wanted to and couldn't hit PHIL lol

@thebrazilianatlantis165

7 жыл бұрын

Because he felt like it. Baby did what baby felt like. This is the same guy who would try to welch on a bet by announcing he wasn't going to pay in a casual but authoritative voice.

Who is here after The Last Dance?

You said black eye i thought you said black guy

1 minute mandatory adds, not watching and not subing.

So kerr pushes his buttons and he punches kerr in the face. Sounds like a guy who can give it but whines when he cant take it.

@khotunkhan3950

Жыл бұрын

Kerr punched back

Barely

Did he get suspended like Bobby portis punching mirotic? Either keep it fair, or todays nba is just that soft.

Everyone keeps saying Kerr was doing nothing but Kerr was the first one to push and micheal just got cheesed I would’ve done the same thing

Thank goodness Michael's fist was okay.

What a doormat.

100 like

:D

Jordan goes away with a lot of bs just because he was a great player. Dude was a real psychopath disguised as an athlete

Second

Lol trol

first

ginobili greater than michael jordan, kobe, and lebron put together

@marqthewell

4 жыл бұрын

If being noble was a statistic....that would be true.

No surprise. Michael Jordan is a terrible person. If there is a hell... well you know

@AJ_Jingco

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Jordan need to HUMBLE himself if he WANTS to go to Heaven, If not then we all know what direction MJ will took when he dies it will be Hell!

@jimmyhopkins6876

7 жыл бұрын

+Aj Jingco That's if he even believe in a hell

@AJ_Jingco

7 жыл бұрын

It looks like MJ is planning to KISS Steve Kerr on the cheek right?

Second

@MachineGunMouth

8 жыл бұрын

+ChadLouis Gaming first