Thank God I lived through every single moment of watching the 🐐 !!!! MJ!!!

I know MJ is the greatest of all time. Yet, every time I watch him, I'm amazed at his skill, will and determination to win. There is nobody that has ever played who can match up with him. He may not be the perfect player but, he certainly comes the closest. Frankly, comparing LBJ to MJ, is an insult to MJ!

the golden era of basketball.

@deekay7594

Жыл бұрын

Mj is the goat but i actually think NOW is the golden age.. curry kawhi Bron gianis and kd are ALL either generational talents or borderline generational players.. to get a ring now you have to beat all these guys, think the competition is MUCH better now than Mjs age

@jefflawrence6297

Жыл бұрын

Superstars don’t even play regular season games on a regular basis anymore. Fan disappoint is at an all time high how could this be the golden era?

@arkinn927

Жыл бұрын

@@deekay7594 basketball today is the golden era of recruiters...🤣🤣🤣✌

@Videos-sobre-punhos-e-rodas

Жыл бұрын

@@deekay7594 The 2000s was the golden era of basketball. In that decade; there was Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, Allen Iverson, Jason Kidd, Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginóbili, Luis Scola, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, LeBron James, Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Payton, Dwayne Wade, Chris Paul, Richard Hamilton, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh...

@deekay7594

Жыл бұрын

@@Videos-sobre-punhos-e-rodas true you're not wrong Looking back you see all these talents and some didn't win any rings.. allen Iverson probably most stands out.. a.i should have definitely did the super team.thing like kg with 4 to 5 stars on a team.. his career would have been more glorious and played even longer

Just not get bored watch this! MJ plays basketball like artist!

@williamroberts-olivier9820

Жыл бұрын

He's an artist.

So many great players without a championship because of the GOAT 🐐

I remember these days. Now they are all friends and rivalries are over.

What a grace ....mj , what an era for basketball , no tattoos ,no flopping ,no travelling , no 3,5 hours per game ...just pure beautiful basketball .sorry but today's nba is unwatchable....

@johnmoates7188

Жыл бұрын

Rodman had plenty of tats, and painted finger nails lol

@christoskonstantopoulos9923

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmoates7188 Back then Dennis was the exception....today only Giannis is without tattoos

@athingiemuhwideget

Жыл бұрын

Tattoos have nothing to do with the game, man.

@christoskonstantopoulos9923

Жыл бұрын

@@athingiemuhwideget Real greats,dont need tattoos to draw attention ....

@johnmoates7188

Жыл бұрын

@@christoskonstantopoulos9923 exactly, tattoos are for convicts, gangbangers, bikers and meth heads

I feel like we should always remind the young folks of this... This isn't MJ's prime. This was after retirement, and he was in mid-30s.

GOAT! Period!

MJ all the time, he is the goat

Black socks playoff era for the Bulls...miss this era soooooo much. i was addicted as a kid back then. I rem this time period like yesterday. Bulls were hellbent on beating Orlando that year after getting embarrassed in 95. this is GOAT shyt by MJ here...by this time, he had mastered that fadeaway

He's so good too good in every aspects of the game, technically perfect, you imagine today that no player could stop him, I'm sure, his technical mastery, his perfect body, his very high basketball IQ, his spirit of winning at all costs were at a level never achieved to date, the best player in history

Jordan is so smooth !!!

There are few things in life scarier than bringing the ball up staring at a Jordan-Pippen trap.

MJ🐐

Could you imagine, now that we all know what type of a competitor he was, (After "The Last Dance") what type of *WORLDWIND Workouts, Grueling Weight Sessions, Ardent Film Study* he did to challenge himself to get back to the level of not having any weakness in competition❓️ To be a fly on the wall and watch *The Master* feverishly working on his craft again during those months after the embarrassment he felt losing to Orlando, and the drive he must have had, knowing *HE'D SEE THEM AGAIN* the following season must have been amazing to watch❗️❗️❗️ Was there ever doubt, in his mind after that journey, after Orlando defeated the Bulls with a young up and coming Penny Hardaway, an experienced Horace Grant, an the up and coming *Powerful Force* Shaquille O'Neal that he, MJ could come back the victor❓️ I watch this vid and really wonder about those things 🤔 How he felt after coming back from baseball and then losing, 📉 like that, (The Last Time He Felt That Way Was Probably When The Pistons Were Flexing Their Dominance In The Late 80's, Early 90's)! All I'm say is, for him to play at the level he did after what they, (Orlando did to him and the Bulls the season before),,,"That Must Have Been An Insane Cycle Period Of Months Of Hard Work, Training And Dedication And A Real And True Meaning Of The Term, *Blood Sweat And Tears* that he put himself through to get back to the level that we're seeing him at here in this vid❗️❗️❗️ Other Than Muhammad Ali, and Tiger Woods, I can't think of another athlete more driven when it comes to Flawless, Peak Performance to where it's so apparent that he's on such a higher level than his peers and contemporaries! Wilt maybe, and Mr. B Russ has to be factored in, I just wasn't around when they played, but just considering who MJ faced, from Bird, Magic, Kareem, Doc, Isiah, Hakeem, K. Malone, Tim Duncan, Sir Charles, those Knicks, Pistons, Pacers, and Heat Squads of the 80's and 90's😱! And not to discredit his Bulls teammates, and not to discount the shooters in today's league, but to do what he did in that era, against the type and style of defenses played back then is "Ultra Amazing" to me. Michael Jordan, "The 🐐 Goat"! Forever Legend....

@teresa-oj9rq

Жыл бұрын

This 1996 team ain't the same team that beat Jordan

@joreellex

Жыл бұрын

Man, i gotta give to you for breaking it down in explanatory words!!!!!

@dc4690

Жыл бұрын

@teresa... It wasn’t the same MJ. The 1 seed magic beat baseball player MJ and the 5 seed bulls. But it wouldn’t have mattered which magic team it was,basketball player MJ and the Bulls still would’ve dump-trucked Orlando.

Jordan is the🐏

@trevinhickman9022

Жыл бұрын

I mean he defeated Penny and Shaq, that's a hell of an achievement 🤔

@kdogg716

Жыл бұрын

Factual statement

@trevinhickman9022

Жыл бұрын

@@kdogg716 He got at the all the best legends from different era's

@tyaniggy1397

Жыл бұрын

The real and the only

@user-rw1xf5kz2k

Жыл бұрын

never doubt it

Jordan and Pippin were assassins on defense. Oh yeah Rodman was out there too owning the rebounds. No team in history was so complete yet talented.

The goat in action

I just like how Basketball History repeats itself.. jordan came back in 45 Ball stolen & following year in top Basketball shape he returns the favor ,,stole the ball from penny ,,slapped ball out of hand ..just love it what a sweep I mean sweet feeling

So glad you still post these 🙏🏾

Before the retire he was explosive Jordan, after coming back, he was lights out from mid range Jordan. lol

The Goat: Part 2 (1995-1998). 3 NBA Championships in a row (including 3 Finals MVP in a row). Enough said.

He fell down and got defeated by Orlando in 1995. Didn't give up. Didn't cry. Worked harder, teamed up stronger in 1996, revenge successful

@SuperTREND3114

Жыл бұрын

That’s what Bronsexuals don’t understand that how many times MJ loose, he don’t stop he never cry, and ask or join a superteam instead he work hard and bounce back!

@mugabi9502

Жыл бұрын

He also did not join a superteam.

Jordan is the goat.

The midrange king..

Damn MJs three shooting style was like a canon hahahaha. Shooting all the way straight up to the basket instead of an arch or rainbow style hahahahaha

@bradleyboyer9979

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he shot line drives, for sure. With his elevation, he was practically shooting the ball straight.

@dc4690

Жыл бұрын

He shot 42.7% from 3 that year with them line drives lol

96 was a good year all around

@jarvasedundy1

Жыл бұрын

Facts, music too

Goat 🐐!!

Only 2 teams in NBA history have a shot at beating the 96' Bulls: 86' - 87' Lakers and the 85' - 86' Celtics! Both Bird & Magic had more Hall of Fame talent and better-supporting casts, but (like Steven A Smith said) Chicago had MJ! Bulls in 7 against either!

MJ The Master Baller🎉

45 points in the closeout sweep after Nick Anderson said "45 ain't 23". I'm sure it was a coincidence

🐐

a parade of basketball royalty

Jordan said its Not a 1 individual Team, everybody Stepped Up (((12:00)))

it’s so satisfying to see jordan steal the ball from anderson at 3:17. that’s vindication from anderson’s steal in the 95 playoffs.

Jordan is the 🏦

This Jordan was torturing the magic moment. No magical for the magic.

@ryuandw

Жыл бұрын

😆

The second best revenge of mj and the bulls the first vs the badboys pistons in 91

It is a myth that Jordan was a bad 3-point shooter. For the era, he was average and maybe even above average.

@cptnsx

Жыл бұрын

avg in the regular season; above avg in the playoffs

96-97-98 funny days

If you could Rain in that many 2's......OH WELL

The golden era of the NBA. An era we will never see again. No tattoos, no crazy hair (except for Rodman of course), no gangbangers, everyone was clean cut, professional, and there were some intense rivalries. Those days are long gone. Today's NBA is complete trash.

@hairjordan2620

Жыл бұрын

In comparison it's kinda trash, almost like a three point contest smh

@scottjean5271

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for soft curry that the league become like this😊

No need to do a bunch of dribbling moves all through the legs. 2-3 dribbles get to your spot.

@peterstark4562

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Kobe also mentioned this about jordan and why he adapted his game. Less effort and still worth 2 or 3 points. It also help you conserve energy to play defense. Those dribble dribble dribble dribble moves will not give u an additional point plus it also put more effort on your lower body that may eventually result to injuries. This is also why i think Kyrie is always injured

@camaradiop3731

Жыл бұрын

@@peterstark4562 Clyde Drexler also said he (Drexler) used an economy of dribbling to conserve his (Drexler's) energy, especially as he grew older. Hakeem Olajuwon said that he (Olajuwon) stopped dunking as much to conserve his (Olajuwon's) energy, and,if he dunked it, he would do so softly.

To me the true revenge moment was 3:17 when he stole the ball from Nick Anderson. That echoed Anderson's steal on MJ in 95. And look at that subtle ball fake at 2:58 and how it got Shaw to bite completely. It is the result of a reputation of being able to instantly attack from left or right off the dribble. You never see Lebrick getting that kind of space with his slow-mo cookie cutter jab step have you?

@dc4690

Жыл бұрын

That play was game 1 of that series. Everybody thinks that play ended the series...there were five more games.

@blipblip

Жыл бұрын

@@dc4690 Did I say that play ended the series? If not then I am not 'everyone' and you are wrong no?

@dc4690

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t say u said that.Ur post was about that play.My post was also about that play.I was just adding on basically. That’s it. Whether u said that play ended it or not doesnt change the fact that most people do think that play ended the series.So that’s what I said. Don’t worry,anyone who can read will know u didn’t say that play ended the series...It is ok.

@blipblip

Жыл бұрын

@@dc4690 Thanks for clarifying and I hear you. I just think that the impression that play gave most people ( those who only watched highlights) was that MJ wasn't his former self anymore for mishandling the ball in such crucial moment in such embarrassing way. Even during the first 4 games of 93 ECF when his shot was really out of whack he never appeared to be that rusty like numerous occasions he had in 95 playoff vs the Magics. I think it was a symbolic moment that the sport media back then love to exaggerate for the temporary decline of Jordan as a player. That's why I think this particular steal was a direct counter play to that one in 95, again symbolically speaking.

@dc4690

Жыл бұрын

Well he was rusty in 95 because he just came back from baseball. Baseball went on strike that year so MJ came back to the Bulls and played the last 17 games of the season. He was a baseball player playing in the nba at the end of 95 that why he wasn’t in proper shape and all his basketball rhythm & timing was off after playing baseball from 31 to 33 years old.

Goat

🐐 🙏🏾

Mike is the goat. Kobe was Dam close and Queen Jamie doesn't even pass the eye test in comparison to Larry legend.

1:37 SHOT CLOCK VIOLATION

He moves the way i moves

@luissalazar9036

Жыл бұрын

To the bathroom,,,,,🤣🤣🤣

@romanch2

Жыл бұрын

In your wet dreams maybe.

What this current gen needs to understand, is that Jordan won 6 championships where +80% of his points were 2 pointers….. TWO pointers…. Not 3s.

I am GOAT

Phil Jackson was Blessed to Coach Kobe Jordan and Michael Bryant , 🤫

Who's playground is it? It Michael Jordan's playground!!

Do people realize my was one of the greatest shooters of all time.I would say top5

It is funny how these millennials say and criticize the way these guys used to play or the 90s game. There are many videos to proof that the defenders didnt stand there and roll a red carpet for their opponents. You can obviously see with your own eyes that back then no one stood up still looking at the other player passing by or shooting the ball that easily. Now, todays game, its another dimension hahahaha where players not only admire the other players destruction against their team but roll a red carpet for such a character so called the king to see him passing by for an easy dunk hahahahahaabhaha

@cptnsx

Жыл бұрын

thank you!! its why I can't watch today's basketball - everyone just standing around - no body on body contact - horrible

Dam masa gua di sipin michel jordan"

M 5

This NBA basketball...sorry but today..lame...

The GOAT b$!tch3$!

RevenGe

The Chicago bulls was the best

lakers and bron losing to nuggets 0-4 in the playoffs. hahaha...the goat debate stopped.

It's so misleading to say he came back in '95. lol He didn't play even 25% of the season's games, if memory serves, after playing baseball for 1.5 years. I understand it's more dramatic to present it otherwise, but I find it to be one of the weaker criticisms of him from detractors.

@kacykain3363

Жыл бұрын

Great point, he only played the last 17 regular season games of the 94-95 season.

I ain't Shaq

I thought Jordan wasn't a good 3 point shooter?

@2Times22

Жыл бұрын

who told you that?

@tafathocine3307

Жыл бұрын

It was a choice not a weakness : kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWZ326ydc9STqrg.html

@jessiegomez8209

Жыл бұрын

He's never was a great 3 point shooter.Even when 3 point line was brought closer it did not help to much.🤣

@bcjclj

Жыл бұрын

@@jessiegomez8209 he shot 43% in 96 and 39% in 97 from the 3.

Remember when Horace Grant and Orlando beat the fonie goat

@slanderman3296

Жыл бұрын

Hyuck

@therealc.t.7085

Жыл бұрын

Facts, he straight up carried Shaq and Penny in that series!!!

@romanch2

Жыл бұрын

Are you still struggling to keep up your kill to death ratio in Call of Duty playing in your parents basement? 🤡

If you ask me Jordan created monster's the likes of all the shooters in this day in age because everyone wanted to be him from my era and the new breed are even more animated with the imitation of him, the number 23 the fade away, Even though his DNA is arguably in when he became great and was studied by other professional players in the NBA; He's still not the GOAT. Just a billionaire trend setter. I'm not mad at the black man that brings us motivation. But he's not the GOAT 😂

He lost the year prior

@nonamewillbegiven9989

Жыл бұрын

Salty

@romanch2

Жыл бұрын

You lose every day.

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