Look at Chuck Daly's hair. Pure Aqua Net

@AmericanMuscle69

Ай бұрын

Ha, yes, and a hair dryer to give it more bounce.

@bruces3613

Ай бұрын

@@AmericanMuscle69 Jimmy Johnson can't compete with Daly hair

Jordan, with all his history with the Pistons, says that Isiah is the 2nd best PG ever with Magic being 1st. Isiah should've made the '92 Dream team. No doubt.

@dwayneboykins1476

Ай бұрын

Jordan made a condition for his playing on original DREAM TEAM. Otherwise he WOULD NOT have been on team. Isiah and the Pistons showed MUCHO DISRESPECT by their actions😡!!!!!

this is the era that the game is like a war very physical....

@markokarko

4 ай бұрын

yet at the same time players moved with grace of ballet dancer, very smooth, now its just oversized monsters,very similar thing that happened to boxing and most other sports, more steroids and more impact on physical preparation, they can play don't get me wrong, but it just does not look so good anymore

Lol cant tell me the game didnt change a little... The ref rolled Pippen off the court and they kept playing

@goatsquadtv8786

Ай бұрын

Bitter Scottie leaving this game early and The migraine game 7 the next season cost the bulls ..

@peterhrnandez7808

5 күн бұрын

i agree , name a player in the nba today that would score 70 or 80 points againts these pistons , thats how much the game has changed , there are no more pistons there are only pissies now .

Ya'll the ref just grabbed him and slid him off the court😂😂😂😂

@sportsgoats99

5 ай бұрын

It looked way too funny for me not to include it in the video🤣

@javonwells1354

2 ай бұрын

They fought wars on the court back in those days. Pip was a casualty. Lol

@jonahrana5887

Ай бұрын

Like a dead cat.

@goatsquadtv8786

Ай бұрын

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I’m from Detroit. And even though we used to be giving Jordan the business , that guy is the greatest to ever do it .. he also won with class and lost with class… got love it

@mookeychase0907

3 ай бұрын

Yo may be from Detroit but no true Pistons fan would give that guy a compliment like that based on how he feels and talks about us and about Zeke gthoh bruh!!!

@bambam-pk3ju

3 ай бұрын

@@mookeychase0907 the truth is just the truth bro .. I’m not one of them

@mookeychase0907

3 ай бұрын

@@bambam-pk3ju Im not talking bout truth I said no true Pistons fan would compliment that guy…

@levarleggett476

3 ай бұрын

.,,I will have to give a slight edge to James as the 🐐

@harlemstream6062

3 ай бұрын

One of the best for sure. So many great players

The last game for Doug Collins as the Bulls coach. Took the Bulls to the conference finals as a 6 seed. The only team to beat the Pistons in the playoffs. Replaced by his lead assistant coach Phil Jackson

This is the year Pistons went 15-2 in the playoffs with the only 2 losses to the Bulls. They were the Shit late 80's.

Look at how quick that 1st step was for Jordan. That's incredible

@user-le9rc9fp3l

5 ай бұрын

Look how the pistons couldn’t foul jordan anymore

@TheYates100

5 ай бұрын

​@@user-le9rc9fp3l?

Games were so much more physical. And there was no load management.

@thirsty57

Ай бұрын

And the schedule was a mess. you’ll play the knicks on a Monday night then have to fly to LA after to play the Lakers on tuesday lol league is so much easier now

if you notice, Jordan did congratulate the Pistons on winning the series before he was taken out.

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

5 ай бұрын

He's a HAPPY loser. Congratulations.

Man I don't even know how Michael Jordan was able to play It was almost like Michael Jordan was going to play basketball and fight Mike Tyson at the same time when he played the Detroit bad boy's pistons But remember this is what made Michael Jordan the GOAT 🐐 that he is.

@UFOsAreRealArea51

2 ай бұрын

The goat is still Wilt Chamberlain and always will be...next is Lebron James....then you can have your Michael Jordan at number 3...😂😂😂🤣😆😅

@dexflo6067

2 ай бұрын

@UFO that's your oppinion. MJ is the G.O.A.T period.

@cabal.

Ай бұрын

​@@UFOsAreRealArea51 username checks out

@user-en8hq5rq7h

Ай бұрын

Yo Scottie pippen was a better player than lebron ​@@UFOsAreRealArea51

The Pistons were the nastiest team in team competitions ever. How MJ made it through that era and still be alive was pure will, courage, and determination. He was punished and murdered every night when he went up against the Pistons, and he still gave them respect and never deterred or anything like wanting to quit. That's what made him the 🐐 of all times. No players ever had to go through anything like it.

The best era of basketball, as a Bulls fan I loved watching Rodman, I loved him more when he joined the Bulls, and heck they even signed John Salley too

@mongoslade277

4 ай бұрын

& they signed James Edwards

I want you people to notice the obvious! Scottie Pippen has abandoned his team. This is when the Pistons had Scottie's heart and lunch money! Scottie got struck by Lambiers elbow but it was a massive shot or even a hard shot and Scottie went to the lockerroom. Jordan and the Bulls are maintaining a lead without Scottie!

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

5 ай бұрын

Lol. The ENTIRE "offense" was Jordan coming down and jumping into five guys only passing when the shot clock ran down and he complained could no longer shoot it. After Doug Collins retired, Phil Jackson put the ball in Pippen's hands and the Dynasty began.

@norwoodhammond650

5 ай бұрын

​@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Lie. Paxson, BJ Armstrong were the point gaurds. Stop lying to diminish Jordan.

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

5 ай бұрын

@@norwoodhammond650 Yeah, thos is why Pippen led the team in assists during the 6 title runs. This is also why Pippen led the team in points rebounds assists steals and blocks in the 1994-95 season. "Diminish Jordan"? What a weird thing to say when your TEAMMATE gets credit.

@CrisCraig

5 ай бұрын

@@emmanuelenyinwa1443mj still living free rent in your head after all these years lol. Keep crying on youtube 😂😂😂

@drewnorek5677

4 ай бұрын

You talking bullshit ​@emmanuelenyinwa1443

hahah that picture when ref drags Scottie away hahha and nobody gives a fk , imagine this in todays NBA haha

@wojciechwojtowicz1872

3 ай бұрын

I'm die hard MJ fan, but you're right , I know it could be some toxicity amongst them , but maybe , it wouldn't, but Chuck Daly wouldn't be the best coach for that team, but having Thomas instead of John Stockton for example , even though outstanding player but vs Thomas ? cmon.. maybe that could save us both Jordan and Thomas crying and bitchin about eachother for 3 fkn decades now..

@mkhan8527

16 күн бұрын

1989 pippen was still garbage. No toughness. In such important game, he chose to attend his head injury. Leaving MJ alone with no help. He does that again with migraine in 1990 game 7. Guy has no shame or guilt. Pippen literally lived off jordans greatness. He would be nothing without jordan.

My favourite Pistons player was years later when Grant Hill ruled the game. Isiah is different player for sure,but Hill was the magician in every single component of the game.

The ref dragged pippen off the floor like a rag doll 😂😂😂 man I miss this nba

VERY NICELY DONE

such a wonderful era of basketball

@soonersdevil

2 ай бұрын

Send this to the fools who say that the games weren't any good...This is BASKETBALL

@elitepyrohd

2 ай бұрын

This shit ass 🤣🤣🤣

They was going hard in the paint not running to the 3-point line every time they get the ball

As we can all c MIKE AINT HAVE NO HELP!🤔

@JAWrightonline

5 ай бұрын

Of course, when the case is made for Kareem or Bill Russell as the GOAT over Jordan, people like you immediately point out they had HOF teammates.

@plainman9887

4 ай бұрын

Neither did LeBron in his first time in Cleveland.

@envyops

3 ай бұрын

@@JAWrightonline At this point of his career, Jordan played like he didn't need help. Like that was his mission to win like that. The Bad Boys broke that whole concept.

@JAWrightonline

3 ай бұрын

@@envyops "The Bad Boys Pistons broke that whole concept." And God bless them!

@marvinmarshall9257

2 ай бұрын

Broke the concept by breaking bones if Jordan would have had one more player they’d blow the pistons out.

The special One in the 90's

Greatest move of all time at 1:51: MJ steals it, saves it, and blindly scores. The look on Chuck Daly's face is priceless.

Let's not forget that Isiah was maybe 6ft and still gave Jordan 32

@jeffbringas1008

4 ай бұрын

Yeah.. Isiah Thomas better than Curry

@sholovesholove4620

4 ай бұрын

@@jeffbringas1008 At point guard yes. At SG no.

Did you see the ref drag Pip off the floor😮! Definitely a different league back them!!!!

@garywallace1208

5 ай бұрын

Ref was like you’ll be fine. Let me just drag you out of bounds ok Scottie, men are still hooping 😂. A referee does that today and he probably will be fired.

@MrPettway1

5 ай бұрын

@@garywallace1208 🤣

@javonwells1354

2 ай бұрын

He dragged him away like Forrest Gump dragging wounded soldiers off the battlefield in Vietnam. Lol

@123slasher.16

Ай бұрын

​@@javonwells1354😂😂

Thomas always had the more loaded team, even in the year he got swept by Bulls, so I don't blame Jordan for losing to Pistons a lot. In 88, Pistons had Thomas, Dumas and Dantly, 3HOFers. In 89 & 90, Dantly was gone but Aguirre joined and Rodman matured into DPOY and became an all star. All Jordan had during those years was an under-development Pippen. Once Pippen matured in 90s, there's no looking back. In 91 Bulls with only 2 HOFers in Jordan & Pippen swept Pistons w/ 3 HOFers in Thomas, Dumas and Rodman. And there goes the myth that Jordan never beat a super loaded team.

@phenomenal-fitness

5 ай бұрын

Aguirre should be in the HOF too. It’s a crying shame he isn’t. He sacrificed individual stats for chips. 20 PPG 5 RPG 3.1 APG

@TellenJones

5 ай бұрын

@@phenomenal-fitness That Pistons team was certainly loaded.

@JAWrightonline

5 ай бұрын

No, the truth is-- MICHAEL JORDAN NEVER PRODUCED A WINNING REGULAR SEASON RECORD OR WON A SINGLE PLAYOFF SERIES WITHOUT SCOTTIE PIPPEN.

@TellenJones

5 ай бұрын

@@JAWrightonline ​The truth is Pippen was A NON-FACTOR ROOKIE AVERAGING ONLY 8 PTS OFF THE BENCH IN 1988 SEASON. Jordan leading Bulls to 50Ws in 1988 had little to do with Pippen's presence. Pippen didn't develop into a HOF player until 90s.

@phenomenal-fitness

5 ай бұрын

@@JAWrightonline This is the most disingenuous argument I keep hearing and it’s getting old. Scottie was not a difference maker his rookie season. He was not the talent Magic was his rookie season, and; on a different note, I don’t see anyone knocking Kareem for having an actual pantheon great for 5 of his 6 (and one of the forgotten greats Oscar Robertson for his 1st).

Detroit Piston has a loaded team compared to the Chicago Bulls; that's why they won the game and were Champions in 89 and 90. Until MJ has developed and improved his supporting cast and won three-peat, 91, 92, and 93, Then 96, 97, and 98, That's why he's the G.O.A.T.

MJ, one and only GOAT

the time before the term "gather step" was invented. If it travels it travels and no BS excuses. The time no 2 steps back and would look stupid. Players should go directly to the basket or shoot from outside.

If this is a GOAT Highlights channel you should be showing Larry Joe Bird.

@sportsgoats99

5 ай бұрын

Of course. A ton of Larry Bird videos coming soon. Larry Legend will always be respected on this platform.

@javonwells1354

2 ай бұрын

Larry Bird is one of the greatest for sure.

@reneeroach3614

Ай бұрын

Larry Bird said MJ is GOAT

Brad Sellars, and you guys said Jordan had a stacked team.

Thomas wasn't playing with a super team either. Daly played to his teams strength. That's why they were successful.

See how jordan was allowed to almost carry-dribble even in the 80s but some armchair basketball gurus claimed it wasn't so. 😂

This is how you make a basketball video, where you can see all the actual gameplays not just made shots, which is kinda misleading when making a case for players/teams greatness.

Did I hear the commentator say Jordan is playing like a man who is possessed 3:37 😅

This shows Pip's importance

@marvinmarshall9257

2 ай бұрын

lol he was a bum then not until 90’s did he become the monster 16ppg player 😭😭😭

@saltymonkey8874

12 күн бұрын

Nope, this shows you have no clue what was going on back then.

Jordan was on Isiah until MJ got five fouls. Isiah outplayed MJ here as he did regularly during the 80s. People either forget or don't understand there was an 80s Jordan and a 90s Jordan. Nobody got the better of Jordan in the 90s, but Isiah Thomas and the Pistons were better in the 80s.

When John Paxson hit the shot in the 4th quarter to cut the Pistons lead to 2, my sister said excitedly "They cut it to 2!" But the Bulls let that slip away. 😔

Scottie talking about how he is equal to MJ bull

@30:19, David Stern is so disappointed. He was really hoping for a Jordan Finals.

@darrelljones3965

5 ай бұрын

They was pushing for the bulls vs lakers since 88

@CrisCraig

5 ай бұрын

Holy shit the number 1 jordan hater still alive in 2023 lol mj still living free rent in his head 😂😂😂

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

5 ай бұрын

@@CrisCraig Soon to be 2024. Happy New Year to you as well.

@CrisCraig

5 ай бұрын

@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 yeah 2024 still a sore ass hater lol

@CrisCraig

4 ай бұрын

@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 hey already 2024 no reply from the sore ass loser mj hater? must have accepted that no matter how he sounds factual and witty with his posts he cannot change the fact mj is #1 lolololol

Amazing move by jordan at 1:41

This the series Jordan was up 2-1 in the series and choked away game 4 at home and game 5 in Detroit. If Jordan would’ve won he would’ve faced Magic in the Finals.

@robfab9535

5 ай бұрын

jordan never up 2-1 in 89" playoffs against pistons. Get your fact straight. Pistins led 2-1 then the bulls tied at 2-2..

@mongoslade277

4 ай бұрын

​@@robfab9535Chicago won games 1 & 3. That means the Bulls had a 2-1 lead in the series

@envyops

3 ай бұрын

Those weren't chokes. Game 4 marks the beginning of the Jordan Rules. In the second half of all those games, he is out of stamina. So he starts trying to give the ball up but he hasn't done that all season. And he starts missing shots and free throws. And they lose.

@123slasher.16

Ай бұрын

​@@robfab9535WTF?😮

Was it really Mike vs zeke, it wasn’t, but do you. Looks more like bulls vs pistons, not seeing the 1v1 match up?

@sportsgoats99

9 ай бұрын

It’s not meant to be a 1v1 matchup. It’s meant to show the play of both of these players while they lead their respective teams during this very important game 6 of the ECF. Thank you for viewing.

Pistons used to be one of the more iconic teams they could have stayed that way if they didnt trade Chauncey Billups

Did you see the referee drag Pippin off the floor I just have to keep playing 😄

@sportsgoats99

5 ай бұрын

Lol yeah back in the day they didn’t wait for no man’s 😂

1:51 you’ve seen this before

Isaiah is a prototype point guard. No one could check him, he was too quick & his handles were too cold.

@sportsgoats99

13 күн бұрын

One of the most underrated scorers as well. Incredible player n

This is why Jordan didn't want Zeke on the Dream Team. Punishment

Watch. 5 min. Jordan got 3 blocks. Like maybe 8 points. 2 hightlighrs and 4 rebounds. Like. Messing. With. That. Thats goat. Stuff

33:34 Something strange I noticed. They are shaking hands after the game. And yet Isiah Thomas swore he didn't know this was done.

Look at this physical defense. LeBum would not survive one season in this era. Did you see any flopping or jumping up and down like a little bytch crying to the refs in this game?? This is when MEN played the game.

@Enzchshura069

4 ай бұрын

If king james has play in that era ..its easy to him got a 50pts .. 🔥🔥🔥♥️ 80s era and 90s era is soft😂😂😂 boring

So,bthe ENTIRE "offense" was Jordan come down the court and shoot it EVERY time. If that didn't work, Jordan does a palm dribble and stutter step and jumps into a back pedaling defender and gets a foul. If he didn't get the call and gets hung up in the air, THEN, and only then would he pass. No wonder the Piatons wiped the floor with that GARBAGE team.

Only One Goat Michael Jordan!

Yes Jordan is the ultimate goal but nobody could beat Thomas and the Bad Boys in their prime. Up until 91 they looked a lot better than this on the court against the Bulls. Just saying picking clips doesn't show the the whole game even though you stayed Fair on both ends, it was way more lopsided in real life up until the 91 series. Detroit who got robbed of a three-peat by the Lakers in 88 we're unstoppable for those years.

@armando7257

4 ай бұрын

As a unit they were solid. Plus the fact that they were so physical made them insanely good. The raw physical era went out with them. The 90s had plenty to physicality but clean. The bad boy were a fuggn throwback which we will never see again

@123slasher.16

Ай бұрын

Isiah Thomas had 34, not 33.

""Michael Jordan is playing like a man possessed.."" #Jumpman # AirJordan #BeLikeMike #Goat

Pippen did not return after that elbow. MJ scored 32, made 13 assists. but did 5/12 from free throw line. Horace made 13 rebounds. Isaah went for 33 points, Dennis Rodman made 15 rebounds. Bulls got eliminated. Great rivalry, physical game. You don't see this in todays weak-ass era.

Luka would been really crying playing during this era.

That was defense. I miss DEFENSE. B'ball went to soft-ball😢

You can easily see what player is controlling this game, and it is not Michael Jordan. In case you missed it, it is Isiah Lord Thomas. Isiah is all over the court with a bad hammy and he gets 14 points in the 4th quarter. But the mindless announcers only talk about MJ.

@123slasher.16

Ай бұрын

He had 18 that quarter.

@showandtell4265

Ай бұрын

Commentators were for chicago brpadcast. Detriot commentators would be different

Where is Peppin.?

I have never cheered for the Bulls or Pistons

The NBA would have been fine without Bill Laimbeer .

Isiah made every clutch play down the stretch including multiple clutch free throws Mike threw up brick after brick missed 7 free throws 4 of those misses was in clutch time.

Alright I don’t believe there’s an agenda to make Jordan look good here but 😂👀 why every time I see pippen he being a punk 😂

Im a Jordan fan, but he was terrible in this game, turnovers and missed shots like crazy.

1:50　伝説のプレイ

Bill lambier was no joke boy😂😂😂😂. I remember him literally punching my fuckers in the face if they came to the rim with any aspirations of scoring. Lmao He was an enforcer fr fr😂

Everytime I see that move( the & 1 against Laimbeer) it's to smooth

22:45😆 Jordan missed a lot of shots this game but he was such a slippery player when it came to creating his own shots and getting open plus great timing and shot selection...I hated Detroit because they were great and they destroyed my Blazers either this year or the next in the Finals...not because I'm a IT hater or a Jordan cheerleader fanboy but out of disappointment😢 both these Chicahoe teams killed us back to back in the Finals and we ain't been back since😂

I hate Scottie Pippen but i love Isiah Thomas 😂😅

Oh , yes !!(after Jordan's back shoot)😮💦

You only show Chicago highlights.

@sportsgoats99

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for proving you didn’t watch the video. Every single clip involving MJ or Isiah is in the video. And isiah went off in the second half, the entire 4th is basically all Isiah. But you just couldn’t help yourself to type a comment 5 minutes into the video.

Victory involves leaving nothing on the table..mj usually 80+% FT, missed more than he made,& he took more than 10

Mike was doing too much. They weren't beating the Pistons even if Scottie was playing. But once they got in the weight room and started to believe in themselves. It was a frap.

Liam berr is dirty sneaky

The NBA has gotten a little soft, but this era was out of hand. This video opens w/a ref pulling an injured Scottie Pippen off the court instead of stopping play. Stop the game for Christ's sake. That was ridiculous. Funny now, but ridiculous.

the pistons had basically figured out how to win under the rules (basically never allowing dunks and layups if someone on their team was back on defense). The nba changed the rules about flagrant/tossing players out fairly easily for this at the end of their run, this is the real reason the pistons walked off the court with time on the clock vs bulls, it was basically protest against a softer and softer more and more pro offense nba, and it appears they were right bc the nba today is boring as hell...and just look at "migraine headache pippen" showing his cards early in career LoLz

Damn I would put Michael Jordan on the free throws line 😅5 for 12 I thought he didn't miss free throws. So when Pippin got hurt thats why they lost but when he plays like shit its Pippin fault.

I bet you everybody wanted the bulls to win it would be bulls vs lakers in 1989 in finals

The goat Michael Jeffrey Jordan

Sorry MJ, u can't bring in your own shoulder the brunt of winning without the help of your precious partner and hall of famer Scottie Pippen. It is unfortunate that Scottie never came back from that so early accidental elbow hit in the forehead by Laimbeer. Scottie decided not to comeback but rather played nintendo games in the locker room. And this game, is the first of the back to back championships of the well known, "bad boy's " of Detroit.

Um he lost three playoffs against Detroit he was due to overcome with Refs help

I watched this series and the 90 playoffs and all I remember is Joe Dumars schooling Jordan the entire time

@robfab9535

5 ай бұрын

Schooling? Who the f*ck is Dumars? 🤣🤣🤣

@Dominus-wg8xf

5 ай бұрын

Smooth criminal finals mvp this who joe dumas is .

Crazy that if pippen would've stayed in the game, game 7 would definitely happen and possibly going to the 89 finals that year.. then the reason why bulls lost game 7 the following year in 90 is because of pippen's headache. Damn it scottie

@h.s936

8 ай бұрын

Lol. Doubt it

@andresdelportillo9917

8 ай бұрын

Nah zeke was eliminating them either way

@coreysligh2006

7 ай бұрын

Scottie Pippen was still as soft as a pillow. Jordan really had to work with Pippen after that season.

@Ryenobal

7 ай бұрын

Pippen was hardly a factor in any of those 3 playoff eliminations from 88-90. He stunk it up when it mattered.

@ryry7435

7 ай бұрын

Not bad for year #4 in the league

Zeke totally outplayed him 'n that's why they lost. It's wild how people rewrite history.

@bobbyherron4009

5 ай бұрын

Bull zeke had more help until Scottie found his heart

@getschwifty9531

5 ай бұрын

​@@bobbyherron4009jordan needed help against a 6'1" Zeke 😂 and I'm a bulls fan.

@marvinmarshall9257

2 ай бұрын

It’s a team game Jordan didn’t need help against Zeke one on one zeke won’t win a game . Jordan needed help with the team pippin was garbage if Jordan had Barkley on his team would the pistons have won?

@user-xc3zj6if4b

5 күн бұрын

​@@getschwifty9531Zeke, dumars, rodman, Aguirre (who people don't realize was actually the first pick ahead of Zeke in their draft and was putting up 30 a game in Dallas) Rick mahorn, Vinnie Johnson. Zeke easily had the better and deeper roster in those days

That MJ guy was pretty good but he wasn't no Zeke... In 1989.

Isaiah Shit Bag Thomas was one of my favorite players ever to watch. His dribbling was friggin insane!! And dribbling rules were more strict back then, he wasn’t ALLOWED to do what Kyrie does. I always remember as a kid he was on my Wheaties box once, and the description was dead on accurate when it said that he dribbled like there was a yoyo string attached to the ball. It made it even more enjoyable to watch him because he was just 6’1”, and putting people on skates both big & small!!

Anyone who lived through those years knew Michael couldn't check Dumars, Zeke, out Vinny the microwave Johnson. I rooted for those Bulls. No one in basketball had a better starting 5 from 86-90 than the Pistons. Y'all should go watch those games. The Bulls were like Charolette back in those days. The had a selfish Jordan and nothing else.

@sportsgoats99

5 ай бұрын

The pistons were incredible, no doubt. But if all the bulls were was “Charlotte with a selfish jordan”, than your diminishing Detroit as a team.. considering “Charlotte” was the only team to defeat Detroit in the 89 playoffs, and went 7 games with them in 1990..

@emmanuelenyinwa1443

5 ай бұрын

​@@sportsgoats99You know that's misleading, with Byron Scott missing the Finals and Magic tearing his hamstring in Game 2. The Bulls were a great defensive team, but the offense was garbage, just essentially Michael Jordan dribbling down court and jumping into set defenders repeatedly.

@sportsgoats99

5 ай бұрын

but its not really misleading because in 1990, the Bulls took them to 7 games, while the Pistons spanked every other team. But I do understand what you mean in terms of the Lakers injuries in '89. Bless@@emmanuelenyinwa1443

@bryanttisdale2446

5 ай бұрын

The pistons were good but not the LAKERS at there peak. Jordan fans need to understand early mike was NOT UNDEFEATED. He thought he could beat 1 on 3. He didn't recognize the triangle offense was going to free him at 1st. He was having trouble with a 6 3' shooting guard & 6' point guard. Neither could dunk. Now think about the guards in 2000's. McGrady, Vince Carter, LeBron, kobe , iggy & klay, K.D & Westbrook, Gannis & Middletown.

@thirdlegstalliano

5 ай бұрын

Nonsensical comment

1989 pippen was still garbage. No toughness. In such important game, he chose to attend his head injury. Leaving MJ alone with no help. He does that again with migraine in 1990 game 7. Guy has no shame or guilt. Pippen literally lived off jordans greatness. He would be nothing without jordan.

R.I.P. Brendan Malone. His defensive savagery won Detroit's two Jordan era titles.

The Pistons really made jordan look human. He came from averaging crazy stats but they contained him.

@sportsgoats99

9 ай бұрын

Yes I agree. The Pistons were incredible.

@robertm.3520

9 ай бұрын

Jordan averaged 29.7 points 6.5 assists and 5.5 rebounds per game in this series. In this game that these highlights are from, he scored 46 points and hit the game winning shot. Not exactly what I would call "containing" him.

@yoofij4724

9 ай бұрын

@@robertm.3520 there's a reason why his stats decreased a lot, and they knew he could put up stats, but it wasn't enough. So yes, they did contain him. Just like older players contained wilt. I don't think basketball fans understand winning stats and only see raw stats as enough

@robertm.3520

9 ай бұрын

@@yoofij4724 They knew they couldn't stop MJ. They knew he was gonna get his, they just concentrated on not letting any of his teammates hurt them. They knew they were the better team and that one man can't beat the 5 of them. It wasn't so much about containing Jordan, it was about containing the rest of the team.

@yoofij4724

9 ай бұрын

@@robertm.3520 I agree with that. But also, Jordan suffered. Compare even his effenciency and you can see it. But everyone just sees the 30 ppg and think he played well. Whereas versatility matters. It's the same thing they're doing with doncic

Sa mga d nkapanood bulls vs piston bka lebron cgurado ko iyak pg ganyan labanan o away na ganyan ka pisilikal playoff. LBJ great flooped ha..gno labanan.

The Jordan rules were never as brutal as advertised.

@andresdelportillo9917

7 ай бұрын

Facts , the pistons played just like the Celtics , even zeke is on record saying the adopted the Celtics style “like a little brother taking after the big brother “

@youbigdummy4866

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, the still pics of him being clotheslined and tackled out the air were AI generated....in the 80's.

@envyops

7 ай бұрын

@@youbigdummy4866 Context. The Bull's and Pistons rivalry covers thousands of minutes. But you judging by a compilation of highlights. Just watch the games.

@youbigdummy4866

7 ай бұрын

@@envyops Chuck Daly's words: "The other rule was, any time he went by you, you had to nail him. If he was coming off a screen, nail him. We didn't want to be dirty-I know some people thought we were-but we had to make contact and be very physical." "Nail him?" Here is a compromise. I will watch the games, again, while you go hammer a nail and we will meet here again when we are both done.

@youbigdummy4866

7 ай бұрын

@@envyops “ former Pistons assistant head coach, Brendan Malone, explained. What happens when that doesn’t work? “That’s when [Bill] Laimbeer and [Rick] Mahorn would go up and knock him onto the ground.” Put even more simply by Salley, the game plan was this: “As soon as he [Jordan] steps in the paint, hit him.”

no he didn't deserve to be on the dream team, because he was hating on Michael Jordan, because Michael Jordan took over Chicago , Isiah home town, he and his Detroit team try to hurt Michael Jordan

The bulls couldn't buy a basket when mike went to the bench he was the WHOLE team which shouldve been pretty easy to beat him when it was 1 against 5...they shouldn't needed no jordan rules 😂😂😂smfh

Heads up play by the reff, the other players were coming down court in a fast break. Drag his hating ass off the court LMAO 🤣🤣

@sportsgoats99

2 ай бұрын

💯 😄

Jordan had a bad game point blank plus Robin got hurt within minutes of play.

Man, the REFS jobbed yhe Pistons...

Michael Jordan, turnover machine. Jump in the air and hope for a bailout call. 😂😂😂

@bryanttisdale2446

5 ай бұрын

🫢. Not to loud Jordan fans might here you ! Alot of them never watched a Jordan game before 91'.

@madcapper6

5 ай бұрын

@@bryanttisdale2446 That's 'hear' not 'here'. And you're incorrect about Jordan fans never watching a game before '91. The truth of the matter is, YOU've obviously never watched him before '91. Otherwise you'd know his best seasons were '87 through '90, just prior to the championship era. Jordan haters are such dumb asses.

@madcapper6

5 ай бұрын

Anyone who implies Jordan played the game incorrectly is just flat out stupid. Besides, he was not a "turnover machine" like you imply. He averaged 2.7 per game throughout his career, which was phenomenally good considering how often he had the ball. And you're commenting on a clip from '89, in which he averaged 8.0 assists that year vs 3.4 turnovers, which is one of the best assist to turnover ratios for a 2 guard in NBA history. The more people try and trash on Jordan, the farther they drift into the fact-free zone to do it. 3.4 turnovers that year and he's a "turnover machine." Hate to break it to you but Isiah averaged 3.7 that year, which makes your post even more ridiculous.

@bryanttisdale2446

5 ай бұрын

@madcapper6 You think losses were his Best seasons . Or you were amazed at his style like most Jordan fans. When in 87' his season ended with a sweep by the Celtics and 85' -87' Jordan Had Excatly 1 .....1 playoff win. Scoring on Wideman, Rick Carlisle and Danny Angie was Amazing. Way better than LeBron finishing the pistons with 20+ straight points on a team of 4 all stars. Who went to 4 straight eastern conference finals and a championship 🤭. Yeah ok.

@bryanttisdale2446

5 ай бұрын

@madcapper6 Never said turn over machine, never said he played the game wrong. Look at the words in front of you. He was a different player in tye 80's. Michael Jordan himself said , he had to change . He lifted weights & he started passing to teammates and trusting them more when he would get double teamed. Instead on diving into the lane with 3 people in his way. He learned with the triangle 🔺️ offense that gave him better passing lanes . To let his teammates be more effective with passes put of the lane. Like when Paxon , Kerr, Armstrong hit key wide open shoots. He needed a LeBron to learn from . He would have taught him quicker.