MJ baptizing the Heats home playoff debut.

The ball movements was so much more fluid and purposeful back then...there was also so much more effort on both ends of the court.

Amazing Quality!. This MJ was just on a mission to destroy competition.

Watching this now because I saw Rony Seikaly on a podcast talking about this game that MJ played 36 holes before this and kinda scoreless in the first quarter. WOW!

Fun and crazy fact: Michael Jordan is the only player to average over 40pts in a playoff series multiple times, he did it 5 times. All the other players who have averaged 40pts in a series only did it one time.

I can't believe the score wasn't shown on the screen in 1992

@TheSands83

3 жыл бұрын

They did not have the score on the screen all the time until the mid 2000s.. they would show it after every score

@coreytumulty816

3 жыл бұрын

They would flash it for a second every time somebody scored. It wasn't as hard to keep up as highlights make it seem.

@brendagray3374

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSands83 that is not true. Just didn't show the score in this broadcast. But scores were shown back than. Google other games

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

Such was life in '92. We made it work.

@edwinabraham1735

10 ай бұрын

119 114

3:42 Absolutely Incredible by MJ.

@aliasmarg8ta127

Жыл бұрын

so beautiful

@catherinechang99

10 ай бұрын

💯💯❤

00:52 this look away dime is insane!

This was an intense game from the jump.

2nd highest career playoff game. 56. Against the toughest defensive era there’s ever been (from the mid 80’s to late 90’s). That’s ballin tf out.

@dazdavis7896

Жыл бұрын

@John Imegi You’re literally an idiot. First off, I said toughest defensive era, they don’t even PLAY defense today at all, and second, no, they didn’t. Alonzo Mourning is like 3rd all-time in shot blocking. They had multiple good defenders kid. Stop talking. You’re clueless and you just completely proved it. Congratulations.

@dazdavis7896

Жыл бұрын

@John Imegi Kid, THEIR team stats is quite literally irrelevant to greatest defense ERA. Period. And they still had the 3rd leading shot blocker of all time in Mourning on their team, who MJ has posterized countless times. You’re a Lebronsexual aren’t you…. You most definitely sound like it. MJ put up the all-time scoring record, 30+ points a game, against the greatest defensive era in the league’s history. There IS NO big man today. There is no center. There are 2 in the entire NBA. Euroball has utterly ruined the NBA. Everybody is a 6’10” bean-pole “stretch foward” that wants to camp out and jack up 3’s all day long. It’s embarrassing. The entire game revolves around the 3 pointer today. Whoever shoots better from 3 is winning the game every time. Because that is literally ALL they do. There are no more dominant big men that guards and superstars are scared to drive to the rack against like Shaq or Olajuwon or David Robinson or any of the great centers at all. Andre Drummond was like the last most event actual center that actually stayed under the bucket and took people on that drove the lane. And he got hurt and fell off, he was only good for a relatively short time. Jokic is about the only ACTUAL center left in the game. The only actual “big man” that actually plays like one. And he completely dominates because of it…. Jordan won 7 straight scoring titles from 86/87 to 92/93 in the toughest defense era there was. Then came back and won 3 more straight again. At 32-35 yrs old. And won 2 more MVPs, and 3 more finals MVPs. Stop tryin to downplay MJ kid like why tf are you even on a video watchin highlights of him in the FIRST place….

@davidsandajan611

Жыл бұрын

Why you calling him a bronsexual like you aren’t meat riding the fuck out of mj’s dick like calm to down bro. Stop acting like the defence in 90’s were so overwhelming like someone could get seriously injured just to make me look like a god

A stupefyingly great player, Michael Jordan.

Jordan has been my favorite player since I was 5. 35 now, but I have always liked Seikaly. On my NBA video games I have always done a customized Bulls roster thanks to my little sister wanting to add Jalen Rose to the Bulls on my NBA JAM98 game. Funny enough Rose did play for the Bulls a few years later. But anyways after she left the room. I was like, I want a different center than Longley and Wennington. So I went looking, came across Seikaly added him on the roster and have used him since. Had to create him for years but was glad to see they finally have him in the NBA2K games now. My customized roster has been tweaked here and there over the years but Seikaly is a main stay for me.

That was some solid young talent on that Heat team: Seikaly, Rice, Smith and Shaw. Grant Long wasn't too bad, either. Seikaly was one of my favorite players. He hustled and could get you 15 points, 10 rebounds and block 1-2 shots a game.

@captainboromir6958

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Jordan has been my favorite player since I was 5. 35 now, but I have always liked Seikaly. It's too bad injuries hurt his career.

@kazman_6899

Жыл бұрын

What happened?

@edmondlau511

Жыл бұрын

@@kazman_6899 I time he had some knee issues in his career. Plus he played on some pretty bad teams in his career.

@captainboromir6958

Жыл бұрын

@@kazman_6899 He broke his foot was the main one that ended his career.

@kazman_6899

Жыл бұрын

@@edmondlau511 What happened to the Heat? That is a nice team. They didn't stick with them? Traded too early? Smith and Rice couldn't get it done?

I heard somewhere after slow and nonexistent 1st quarter, Shaw n Smity youngsters than star messing with MJ, than he proceeded to teach them lesson following thereafter. Three quarters of whooping their tail.

@6:52 Jordan coast to coast for the one handed slam. RARE dunk, not seen in many highlights.

people watched MJ do his moves, like it was Bugs Bunny and they just stood there like uhhhhh...crazy rabbit move so fast ! .

Michael Jordan the best player

Then you hear dudes on Instagram saying they Done with The 90's like their was there 😂😂Highlight reels don't define basketball bro 😂😂

Jordan is a beast

Ppl talk about kobes 62 in 3 quarters, but mj scored 56 in 3 quarters in a playoff game. After playing golf. Yes kobes was more impressive, but this is mighty impressive.

@cptnsx

9 ай бұрын

No it is NOT. Scoring in the playoffs is MUCH harder. Case in point: Kobe only has ONE 50+ point playoff game in his entire career.

@johnny6610

3 ай бұрын

Lebron and KD have one 50 point games too. Playoffs a whole new world

@Serching4JerryGarcia

3 ай бұрын

@@johnny6610but Kobe Bryant is the only player to score over 600 points in the playoffs for 3 straight years (2008-2010). He turned it up in the playoffs as well, just not on the same level as Jordan.

TYPICAL AND CLASSIC... Sometimes we kinda just take it for granted that MJ showed amazing games thru whole his career...even though it would be regarded as "GOAT" said by all kinds of people with a few good records by a few games including the thugs who really don't know this ballgame and history. MJ is too undervalued, depreciated and undermined because he is MJ.

Old Miami Heat Arena! I Been There a Few Times..

3:43 Made it look easy!🔥🔥🔥#GOAT

After playing golf 36 💪🏿

How about adding what the series score is...maybe even lineups?

@TheSands83

3 жыл бұрын

Well the heat got swept in 3 games so....

@williebelcher9303

2 жыл бұрын

Final score of this game was 119,-114 bulls

🥰MJ打球的身影 如此美麗 藝術化身 賞心悅目❤

He played golf before this game?

The Heat played well, but the Bulls played better

Jordan hitting nothing but bottoms

Jordan played 36 holes with the finest miami beach women.

Jordan skills are not on the level of Kobe Bryant real talk

@choyblack528

3 ай бұрын

MJ skills got him 10 scoring titles on 50% shooting 6 championship 6 finals MVP 5 MVP 3 steals title. Has Kobe ever scored 3000 points in a season or won defensive player of the year 🤔 now tell me what Kobe skills have gotten him? No one is on MJ's level 🤡

@cordellsenior9935

2 ай бұрын

@@choyblack528 Thank you. Now I don't have to school what fools these mortals be.

@choyblack528

2 ай бұрын

@@cordellsenior9935 👍

@cordellsenior9935

2 ай бұрын

Man, Kobe proved that you can only be LIKE Mike; never better.

@user-rl2wq6ob9b

13 күн бұрын

I wasn't a Kobe fan but totally respected his game. Kobe often said he wouldn't have any rings without J's mentoring. Kobe fans need to realize that J taught Kobe not the other way around.

Lmao I could’ve played back then for sure after watching this