Michael Jordan Highlights vs Sonics (1991.11.22) - 31pts, SUPER CLUTCH, 10PTS IN OT!
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In the words of Marv Albert, a spectacular move by Michael Jordan!
Greatest pro player I've seen in my lifetime yet! 💯
No matter how hard I try to find this game..
super super rare game
did you find it?
@@tima7756 i did
Not only did Jordan hit clutch shots he made clutch free throws
Sonics/Bulls at the Kingdome, now that’s old school!!!
Indeed
Lol hell yeah
how come the sonics weren't at the key arena?
Always love this left handed lay-up ... the best thing I've seen in basketball
Prime jordan.
Definitely
I love all versions of Jordan but 1984-1992 MJ was beast
Love all the square heads on Seattle!
Hahahaha RIGHT!!!!
Great game by Jordan especially coming up clutch in OT 31,6,4,2, rocking the Carmine 6s 4:23 and 4:44 was classic Jordan
Especially the second one. Everyone who plays ball knows it is insanely hard to make a shot while jumping sideways, and Jordan executed it so perfect.
I'm sick of hearing about lebum , comparisons to the 🐐 m Jordan,stop 🛑 already
Then why did you bring him up,don't mention that loser.
🐐🐐🐐
Beautiful.
Mj,Kobe,kd,curry are all goats
Their's clutch Pippen hitting the game winner at the end of regulation again!!! Lol.
hahahah
Brickkkk! Lol.
How come NBA superstars don’t play like this anymore? Jordan gave it 100% every single possession. You just don’t see that anymore
This is Michael Jordan need I say more?
At @5:08 There would be about two fouls that could have been called in today's NBA before the actual shooting foul.
Jordan have many of this games where he showed his clutchness. These are written in stats bec. statisticians only count buzzer beaters or shots made within 5 sec left to determine the player's clutchness. They also dont count free throws just field goals.
I NEVER wanted to see Scottie take the last shot I always cringe....
Was Purdue trying to pass to grant on that tip-off???? Lollll
Who's the idiot that put a thumbs down ?
I like PIP but wtf was that at the end of the 4th, he shot wayyyyy too early!!!!
Scottie Pippen wasn't ever a clutch player.
Pippen was a great player but Ppl
Nowadays(mostly lebron fans) make him
Better than he was.. imagine pippen taking that shot with lebron on his team now?? Those same ppl
Would say he’s a bum.
@@whateveryaw8109
They're trying to discredit Jordan.
Michael Jordan won his first and last Championship without another All-star teammate. 1991 and 1998
Pip was looking for MJ to pass the ball to him, but MJ was guarded well this time, so he shot the ball, but Pip wasnt prepared for that and missed.
He was scared! Pippen wanted to get out of that building fast 😱
Dam kemp didn't play in this one??
Wasn’t this the last time he fouled out in his career? I don’t remember
He fouled out on 2-12-03 against the clippers.
@@JCR1992 thanks for the info
As Bulls then?
When counting records, don't you think they should not include overtime points? If records are supposed to indicate how well a player performed, counting overtime points would lead to an inaccurate indicator of how well the player performed. In this game, MJ scored 21 points during the normal game. 31 points isn't as impressive since there was overtime.
MJ had commentators screaming like bitches lmao
didn't see Shawn Kemp on the court, that's weird
Jeffrey Hsu Are you blind ? Kemp was on the court LOL
@@christiansoldier77 no you are. Kemp was out this game.
@@AS-fz5dpwhy though?
63
MJ 29 pts, right?
Garbage ass defense players today could go in a time machine to back then and blow these fools out
Jordan complaining about fouling out, lol. C'mon, man.
I James
What was Jordan supposed to do laugh or break dance?
Scottie Pippen wasn't ever a clutch player.
Pippen was the Player of the game in the deciding game 5 of the 1988 series against the cavs, allowing Jordan to finally get out of the first round, what about in 1989 in the deciding game 5 when be hit the big late 3 pointer to get the game close before Jordan hit that shot over Craig *"water boy"* ehlo ? Or how about in the 1992 series game 7 vs the knicks when he posted a triple double and led all players in defensive rating allowing jordan to explode for 42 points ? What about game 6 in the 1992 finals when the Bulls were down 15 points and he rallied 4 scrubs on a 14-2 run with while Jordan was sitting on the bench cheering for his team ? What about his defense against the 1993 knicks wich helped the bulls win 4 straight games despite Jordan being bad offensively ? What about game 6 in the 1997 finals against the Jazz where he stopped Anderson's layup (wich could have given the Jazz the lead), and then after Kerr's shot, Pippen steals the inbound pass and dishes it to Kukoc to seal the championship ? What about in game 7 in 1998 against the Pacers where Pippen's defense and rebounding converted to buckets to finally give the Bulls and give them the lead late in the 4th quarter to get them to the Finals ? Scottie was the guy who ordered Rodman go clear-out on the last possession in game 6 of the 1998 finals so Jordan would have enough room to push off Bryon Russell. Pippen's presence everywhere on the court allowed Jordan and the Bulls to finish games. Without Pippen, Jordan would have never gotten out of the first round. When the Bulls were winning, Jordan always had Pippen watching his back and Jordan failed to win any playoff series without him. Now tell me, who did Pippen have to help him out when Jordan was playing baseball ? Pippen did not have his own elite teammate to save him. When Jordan was gone, Pippen did not have a strong scoring option for a teammate who could take over games offensively, and he became really the only great defender on the team. But even without all that, Pippen still led the Bulls to winning record without Jordan. He did so many things that don't show up on the stat sheet. Pippen was doing all the heavy lifting when the Bulls were dominating, wich is one of the reasons why he through 6-7 surgeries from 1991 to 1998. Pippen was greater and more important than you realise, Jordan would be the first guy to tell you that. If you don't believe me, go ask the rest of the Dream Team players and ask them what they thought of Scottie Pippen.
@@dynamic6645
Wrong... Michael Jordan made Scottie Pippen into the player he became.
The only reason why the Chicago Bulls won the first round of the 1988 playoffs was because they didn't have to face the Boston Celtics or the Detroit Pistons in the first round otherwise they would've lost.
You're a despicable liar... SMH
In 1988, Michael Jordan became the first player to score 50 or more points in consecutive NBA playoff games, scoring 55 against Cleveland, three days after drilling 50 over the Cavaliers in Game 1.
1988 Playoffs against the Cleveland Cavaliers First Round
45.2 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 4.8 APG, 2.8 SPG, 1.6 BPG on 56% FG & 92% FT.
Scottie Pippen put up:
10.6 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 2.4 APG, 0.8 SPG, 1.0 BPG.
Jordan's first three first round playoff opponents in his first three seasons;
85 Bucks (59 win team)
86 Celtics (67 win team)
87 Celtics (59 win team)
It's funny how some people seem to think a young Pippen's inclusion in these teams who was a role player in his first 2 NBA seasons would have made any difference whatsoever to the final result.
Scottie Pippen was Jordan's sidekick teammate and a member of the Jordanaires Six-Time NBA Champion Chicago Bulls team.
@@dynamic6645
Scottie Pippen had a super team in Houston and he didn't win anything and a super stacked super team in Portland.
Explain to me though when he had the keys and a stacked team in Portland, how he as Alpha 1a, allowed the Lakers to completely beat them out of the Western Conference and ended up with a dynasty from 2000-2002?
That team completely melted down in the clutch and Pippen didn't stop Kobe, nor did he put his team in the best position to win.
Greg Anthony, Stacey Augmon, Brian Grant, Gary Grant, Antonio Harvey, Joe Klein, Jermaine O'Neal, Arvydas Sabonis, Steve Smith, Detlef Schrempf, Damon Stoudamire, Rasheed Wallace and Bonzi Wells.
This team literally had everything.
Ball Handling, shooting, post game, shot blocking, rebounding, passing, athleticism, toughness, international and college experience, Championship experience, coaching, shoot, you even have 6 fouls with Joe Klein and you couldn't lead them to a championship… SMH
Scottie Pippen is vastly overrated.
I struggle to find where this notion that Scottie Pippen was clutch player comes from; does it come from the media? Does it come from the fans? Regardless, Pippen was never a clutch player, not even remotely clutch.
I haven’t even mentioned the number 1.8, but here it goes. In the 1994 Eastern Conference semis, Bulls vs. Knicks, game tied at 102, and with 1.8 seconds left, the Bulls were going to inbound the ball for what would be the game-winning shot.
Bulls coach Phil Jackson drew up a play in which Scottie Pippen would inbound and Toni Kukoc would take the final shot.
Pippen was furious that he would be inbounding and not taking the shot himself, after he had groomed himself to be the team’s best player.
Pippen was furious that he would be inbounding and not taking the shot himself, after he had groomed himself to be the team’s best player.
Pippen had been trying to be Jordan all year, however instead of inbounding; Pippen threw the towel, cursed out his coach, sat out the play in which Kukoc hit a fall-away 23-footer.
Pippen had basically quit with the game up for grabs.
That’s not the only example, Pippen’s first year in Portland, the Blazers up 15 points with 10 minutes left against the Lakers, Game 7, it’s win or go home, and Portland has it all but secured.
The Lakers went on a 15-0 run and eventually won 89-84 to pull off what is the greatest comeback in NBA history, and the worst choke in NBA history.
Pippen had a terrible game as he fouled out with 25 seconds left, and shot 3-for-10 from the field, finishing with 12 points, 10 rebounds. Pippen was brought into Portland to bring veteran leadership, experience, and closing ability.
Everyone was waiting for Pippen to take over the game, to be a closer and seal the deal for Portland.
However, Pippen came up very small, scoring 9 of his 12 in the first quarter, and going 1 for 7 from the field for the rest of the game.
Instead of taking over the game, Pippen watched Rasheed Wallace, Steve Smith, and Brian Grant shoot the Blazers out of the game. He did nothing; he just stood by and was barely noticeable. The Blazers needed a few baskets to seal the deal, and Pippen was nowhere to be found.
Every time the Bulls had the chance at the winning shot, they would rather have Jordan taking the shot with five guys on him, rather than a wide-open Pippen.
Jordan got the shot no matter how he was guarded, Pippen wasn’t the guy who puts the team on his back and finds a way to win in the worst of circumstances.
Pippen was asked to be Jordan when Jordan left the game. He was asked to be a veteran leader when he joined the Blazers, the pressure was simply too much for Pippen to handle.
@@dynamic6645
Scottie Pippen 96-98 Finals
18 games
17.1ppg
7.7rpg
4.5apg
38% FG 27%3P 77%FT
@@dynamic6645
It took Scottie Pippen three seasons to be a productive starter. Pippen didn't walk into the Bulls organization in 1987 as a HOF player. He was a bench player in his rookie season.
In the 1988 playoffs against the Cleveland Cavaliers where Jordan went from 1-9 to 2-9 had nothing to do with Scottie Pippen. He scored zero points in game 1 and Jordan scored 50 points. Jordan had 55 points in the second game becoming the first and only NBA player to score back-to-back 50 point games in playoff history something that the overrated Wilt Chamberlain never did. Jordan averaged 45 points in the series. It had nothing to do with Pippen's 10 points per game average.