I am a die hard fan of the game of basketball and have been playing and watching the game for over 25+ years. Like most people growing up in the Michael Jordan era, I am a die hard fan of him. I am also a fan of the Lakers.
Everybody entitled to an opinion……….I RESPECT IT. 😇
@CarlosC-lv1gmКүн бұрын
REMEMBER YOU said????? A lot of times, we're comparing eras, we're comparing different rules…" Reddick said on The Big Podcast. "I'll say this with Michael Jordan, and I don't mean this to be controversial." "Everybody talks about the context of this era. The Dallas Mavericks were added as the 23rd team in 1981. Jordan was drafted. During his heyday, six teams were added to the NBA. There were 90 players added to the NBA. Like that, does that not water down? I'm not talking playoffs, by the way; no chance I'm talking playoffs. Does that not water down the regular season to a degree?" JJ RED 😂
@CarlosC-lv1gmКүн бұрын
Wasn’t my favorite athlete in basketball, but the ERA wasn’t soft in the least. Only because everybody jumped on the Bandwagon to Chicago WGN (No disrespect Kinfolk) and WTBS Atlanta Hawks fan JUMPED SHIP after all the Conference battles with Detroit and Boston. BECAUSE BOTH come from the Southeast North Carolina meaning Dominique Wilkins.
@user-vk3uq7rr8nКүн бұрын
Laimbeer was a hack. He knew he couldn't run with actual stars so he resorted to physical assaults.
@AP90xКүн бұрын
Hes not getting that off on me more than like twice bro. Id dominate in this era
@kramosmond61182 күн бұрын
A slamdunk champion but can't dunk in an actual game! What a shame!
@stolensentience2 күн бұрын
“Michael Jordan didn’t have a left hand” Michael Jordan’s left hand:
@rodharper61124 күн бұрын
The game that made Isiah rage quit
@youtuber33285 күн бұрын
1994 and 1995 WOULD'VE been rockets vs bulls led by hakeem olajuwon and michael jordan and i'll PERMANENTLY be COMPLETELY unbiased and admit the blocks from legend hakeem olajuwon didn't equal the points from legend michael jordan
@springfieldbearpatrol29376 күн бұрын
So anyways they’d go on to win the finals like 6 times or something.
@mrsmith82247 күн бұрын
I come to this every few weeks Just amazing We still love him after all these years
@rftulie7 күн бұрын
Johnny Most working himself into a spluttering rage over Bird getting clotheslined is classic and will never stop being funny.
@ChicagoDefense8 күн бұрын
A true leader of men
@faronanderson25368 күн бұрын
The foresight from this guy to anticipate what's about to happen is unprecedented.
@dolphins_bulls8 күн бұрын
I love his sportsmanship in 1990. You can tell he was fuming after losing yet again to Detroit, and in 7 games too.
@dja.selekta9 күн бұрын
The blueprint
@cantcme12439 күн бұрын
Man where's Shawn Kemp? He was one of the coldest dunkers too!
@bsb321010 күн бұрын
Would you rather be an asshole, but be a champion, or an actual decent person and not be?
@xyzxyz640611 күн бұрын
3:45 Yes you did make the comment. You said if Bird was black he'd just be another good guy and then laughed about it. If the reported asked if you agree with what Rodman said and all you said was yes then you could say that you didn't make the comment.
@xyzxyz640611 күн бұрын
Rodman and Thomas saying that totally downplayed how good Bird was and basically said the only reason he's good is cause he's white. That's the peak of racism.
@jadencruz845211 күн бұрын
They are literally watching him overrated defense bro
@gravityfuzz11 күн бұрын
Mj was a ballerino playing a game. His aerial aesthetics made Baryshnikov jealous. We were lucky as fans.
@leemcb729712 күн бұрын
He had to prepare for interviews in advance; Truth is , Jordan could never beat Bird or Kareem. Even that weakened '91 Lakers squad took a game or two in the NBA Finals. Imagine being 3-4 years younger than Magic Johnson, yet he was competing in the previous era ('80-'89) and winning while MJ won nothing. Now, imagine being 2-3 years younger than Isiah Thomas, and MJ winning nothing in the '80s. That sucks
@pochen2312 күн бұрын
Doesn't have a left hand yet his signature move is drive left along the baseline for a right handed reverse layup or leaner dunk.
@tinsu589413 күн бұрын
To be successful, you must learn from your mistakes, defeats, or failures.
@EveryWhere55913 күн бұрын
The Greatest That Ever Did It
@youzio866113 күн бұрын
0:58
@danielgremley947513 күн бұрын
I expected 47 seconds of hang time 😅
@keithunderwood880315 күн бұрын
Bill Lambert is a hockey goon playing basketball.
@editname853615 күн бұрын
little kids in the 1970s could dribble with their left hand, its a basic skill. now they think MJ cant?
@saints2superbowl75715 күн бұрын
How much the fans and commentators are raving about him already that early in his career was astounding. And how about the on court interview after a loss ...you never see that...much less being the first one they interview on court from either team.
@buddyVuk15 күн бұрын
This class act reminds me on Jokic
@seagull217515 күн бұрын
Either that particular dunk or the poster on Laimbeer is the second farthest dunk in NBA history behind Clyde Drexler vs. the Lakers
@Stevesautopartsify16 күн бұрын
Knowing Houston was taking Hakeem Olajuwon first overall in the 1984 draft, Bob night called the GM for the Portland Trailblazers informing them that they absolutely have to pick Jordan 2nd overall! The GM of the Trailblazers said they weren't interested in Jordan because they needed a center! Knights response... "Then start Jordan at Center!"
@Noah24quinn16 күн бұрын
We heard he first folks Lebron James said that micheal Jeffrey Jordan is the goat 0:25
@thedoctorate17 күн бұрын
The greatest.
@igmegalingan17 күн бұрын
after talking trash Ant-man just left the court after the Wolves loss, seeing this he ain't no heir to Jordan.
@nuffzed200118 күн бұрын
misses the two
@xprtwtchr18 күн бұрын
Who's here after Mavs gentle sweep?
@JackTrusel18 күн бұрын
I'm looking at Bird when Isiah made the kidding a lot line, and it told me all I need to know. The whole press conference was to humiliate Isiah while holding him accountable. I couldn't stop laughing after the dude in the back played the tape 🤣
@tdgree759319 күн бұрын
Man , I couldn't stand this man in the 90s because he would beat my team so many times I rooted against him every finals because when he got the ball in a lot of those last quarters even if he was having an off night wich weren't many , you just knew he was coming!!! And you also knew there was nothing nobody could do about it. But years later and now looking back I realized just how privileged I was to watch him perform. Michael was just incredible, he exemplified everything of what you wanted to see in sports; the hard work, the passion , the never say die attitude, the get out of my way, I'm taking over attitude oh man just brings tears to my eyes to watch all these highlights of him. Thanks MJ for putting on a show for us even when we were on the loosing side. You just made not only your teammates better but your opponents better , the game of basketball better and yes even brought the best out of fans and foes alike. Just the most magical time to watch the greatest ever!!!!
@translateme935219 күн бұрын
He was already tagging people for his hit list
@alexkoenigcity47018 күн бұрын
Edwards is not MJs son!
@elliemyers643519 күн бұрын
Did Sam Smith for real call Isiah and Joe Dumars Role players? As well as Dennis Rodman? All three of those dudes are in the HOF.
@michaelsuh200519 күн бұрын
mj radiates class and charisma
@CastleNoble20 күн бұрын
Class? He lost. He can’t change the truth. MJ fans need to learn that. He got eliminated for a decade but you minimize it by saying he showed class? Lol… Then there was multiple games MJ didn’t show any class… MJ trashed Detroit before the game… and took a game waaaay further by cheating Isaiah out of the Olympics… hating his own friends… so MJ is not known for class… MJ is known for trash… bullying his overweight and short manager… that’s worst. Punching 3 of his own teammates… don’t even mention wizards evidence… MJ was so horrible they fired MJ for being trash in managing and playing on a team… So interesting how y’all still try to pretend MJ was so good while the evidence is crystal clear… the second his team speaks on the hidden history of MJ… delusional MJ fans run to protect the MJ lies and y’all attack all the many people saying the same things about MJ. Definition of delusional. Regardless of conflicting evidence they still believe the media marketing image lies.
@rafael984122 күн бұрын
On this play? He did that all the time and was never called on it. I really wished he would get these calls.
@LEVAZ0ID23 күн бұрын
That Isaiah dude can shake hands really??
@russellthornton928324 күн бұрын
The NBA in the 1980’s was the Best ERA in NBA History and I am glad the Pistons were a part of it. They were the known as the Bad Boys for their Rough Style of play and Bill Laimbeer was the Bad Boys Leader. Today’s NBA is way too soft.
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Everybody entitled to an opinion……….I RESPECT IT. 😇
REMEMBER YOU said????? A lot of times, we're comparing eras, we're comparing different rules…" Reddick said on The Big Podcast. "I'll say this with Michael Jordan, and I don't mean this to be controversial." "Everybody talks about the context of this era. The Dallas Mavericks were added as the 23rd team in 1981. Jordan was drafted. During his heyday, six teams were added to the NBA. There were 90 players added to the NBA. Like that, does that not water down? I'm not talking playoffs, by the way; no chance I'm talking playoffs. Does that not water down the regular season to a degree?" JJ RED 😂
Wasn’t my favorite athlete in basketball, but the ERA wasn’t soft in the least. Only because everybody jumped on the Bandwagon to Chicago WGN (No disrespect Kinfolk) and WTBS Atlanta Hawks fan JUMPED SHIP after all the Conference battles with Detroit and Boston. BECAUSE BOTH come from the Southeast North Carolina meaning Dominique Wilkins.
Laimbeer was a hack. He knew he couldn't run with actual stars so he resorted to physical assaults.
Hes not getting that off on me more than like twice bro. Id dominate in this era
A slamdunk champion but can't dunk in an actual game! What a shame!
“Michael Jordan didn’t have a left hand” Michael Jordan’s left hand:
The game that made Isiah rage quit
1994 and 1995 WOULD'VE been rockets vs bulls led by hakeem olajuwon and michael jordan and i'll PERMANENTLY be COMPLETELY unbiased and admit the blocks from legend hakeem olajuwon didn't equal the points from legend michael jordan
So anyways they’d go on to win the finals like 6 times or something.
I come to this every few weeks Just amazing We still love him after all these years
Johnny Most working himself into a spluttering rage over Bird getting clotheslined is classic and will never stop being funny.
A true leader of men
The foresight from this guy to anticipate what's about to happen is unprecedented.
I love his sportsmanship in 1990. You can tell he was fuming after losing yet again to Detroit, and in 7 games too.
The blueprint
Man where's Shawn Kemp? He was one of the coldest dunkers too!
Would you rather be an asshole, but be a champion, or an actual decent person and not be?
3:45 Yes you did make the comment. You said if Bird was black he'd just be another good guy and then laughed about it. If the reported asked if you agree with what Rodman said and all you said was yes then you could say that you didn't make the comment.
Rodman and Thomas saying that totally downplayed how good Bird was and basically said the only reason he's good is cause he's white. That's the peak of racism.
They are literally watching him overrated defense bro
Mj was a ballerino playing a game. His aerial aesthetics made Baryshnikov jealous. We were lucky as fans.
He had to prepare for interviews in advance; Truth is , Jordan could never beat Bird or Kareem. Even that weakened '91 Lakers squad took a game or two in the NBA Finals. Imagine being 3-4 years younger than Magic Johnson, yet he was competing in the previous era ('80-'89) and winning while MJ won nothing. Now, imagine being 2-3 years younger than Isiah Thomas, and MJ winning nothing in the '80s. That sucks
Doesn't have a left hand yet his signature move is drive left along the baseline for a right handed reverse layup or leaner dunk.
To be successful, you must learn from your mistakes, defeats, or failures.
The Greatest That Ever Did It
0:58
I expected 47 seconds of hang time 😅
Bill Lambert is a hockey goon playing basketball.
little kids in the 1970s could dribble with their left hand, its a basic skill. now they think MJ cant?
How much the fans and commentators are raving about him already that early in his career was astounding. And how about the on court interview after a loss ...you never see that...much less being the first one they interview on court from either team.
This class act reminds me on Jokic
Either that particular dunk or the poster on Laimbeer is the second farthest dunk in NBA history behind Clyde Drexler vs. the Lakers
Knowing Houston was taking Hakeem Olajuwon first overall in the 1984 draft, Bob night called the GM for the Portland Trailblazers informing them that they absolutely have to pick Jordan 2nd overall! The GM of the Trailblazers said they weren't interested in Jordan because they needed a center! Knights response... "Then start Jordan at Center!"
We heard he first folks Lebron James said that micheal Jeffrey Jordan is the goat 0:25
The greatest.
after talking trash Ant-man just left the court after the Wolves loss, seeing this he ain't no heir to Jordan.
misses the two
Who's here after Mavs gentle sweep?
I'm looking at Bird when Isiah made the kidding a lot line, and it told me all I need to know. The whole press conference was to humiliate Isiah while holding him accountable. I couldn't stop laughing after the dude in the back played the tape 🤣
Man , I couldn't stand this man in the 90s because he would beat my team so many times I rooted against him every finals because when he got the ball in a lot of those last quarters even if he was having an off night wich weren't many , you just knew he was coming!!! And you also knew there was nothing nobody could do about it. But years later and now looking back I realized just how privileged I was to watch him perform. Michael was just incredible, he exemplified everything of what you wanted to see in sports; the hard work, the passion , the never say die attitude, the get out of my way, I'm taking over attitude oh man just brings tears to my eyes to watch all these highlights of him. Thanks MJ for putting on a show for us even when we were on the loosing side. You just made not only your teammates better but your opponents better , the game of basketball better and yes even brought the best out of fans and foes alike. Just the most magical time to watch the greatest ever!!!!
He was already tagging people for his hit list
Edwards is not MJs son!
Did Sam Smith for real call Isiah and Joe Dumars Role players? As well as Dennis Rodman? All three of those dudes are in the HOF.
mj radiates class and charisma
Class? He lost. He can’t change the truth. MJ fans need to learn that. He got eliminated for a decade but you minimize it by saying he showed class? Lol… Then there was multiple games MJ didn’t show any class… MJ trashed Detroit before the game… and took a game waaaay further by cheating Isaiah out of the Olympics… hating his own friends… so MJ is not known for class… MJ is known for trash… bullying his overweight and short manager… that’s worst. Punching 3 of his own teammates… don’t even mention wizards evidence… MJ was so horrible they fired MJ for being trash in managing and playing on a team… So interesting how y’all still try to pretend MJ was so good while the evidence is crystal clear… the second his team speaks on the hidden history of MJ… delusional MJ fans run to protect the MJ lies and y’all attack all the many people saying the same things about MJ. Definition of delusional. Regardless of conflicting evidence they still believe the media marketing image lies.
On this play? He did that all the time and was never called on it. I really wished he would get these calls.
That Isaiah dude can shake hands really??
The NBA in the 1980’s was the Best ERA in NBA History and I am glad the Pistons were a part of it. They were the known as the Bad Boys for their Rough Style of play and Bill Laimbeer was the Bad Boys Leader. Today’s NBA is way too soft.
I hate highlights with music