Tommy reacts to Michael Jordan's HISTORIC Bulls Mixtape! I’m No Longer a Lebron Fan!

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  • @bryanlakeside8608
    @bryanlakeside8608 Před 4 měsíci +74

    Mj is the goat 🐐

  • @98ore
    @98ore Před 4 měsíci +38

    13 full seasons
    6-0 finals (2 3peats)
    6 finals mvp
    5 mvp
    3 steal titles
    3 all star mvp
    1 dpoy
    10 scoring titles
    9 first team all defense
    2 olympic gold
    1 ncaa
    roy
    highest scoring average in regular season and playoffs 30.1 ppg / 33.4 ppg
    8 years without losing 3 in a row
    dpoy mvp scoring title in same season
    and so many more stats and accolades for the goat.

    • @marvinlynch4375
      @marvinlynch4375 Před 4 měsíci +9

      These Lebron fans will never get it. These Lebron fans will look at these accolades and still say Lebron is better. They have no clue on how great Jordan was

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci +2

      @@marvinlynch4375 I’m not a Lebron fan dumb dicc; I hate LeZionist

  • @notablindliberal896
    @notablindliberal896 Před 4 měsíci +63

    My friend you just watched the GOAT. I promise its not even close. He played defense 💯 of the time, he hustled 💯 of the time. He was the most clutch shooter I've ever seen in 50+ years of watching the NBA. He was a once in a lifetime player. If you dont know then you don't know.

    • @simplysimple7628
      @simplysimple7628 Před 4 měsíci

      Spot on. When I think of MJ, I can picture the words HEART and HUSTLE. The man was SAVAGERY. The ALPHA on that court. He was feared. And all that competed against him or was on his teams had to try HAAAARD to keep up. And they couldn’t. That bar was set so f@cking high it was impossible to reach……
      Even till today……
      No one can reach it…
      NO ONE!!!!!

    • @taylorl4856
      @taylorl4856 Před 4 měsíci +3

      💯

    • @lilJJslayer
      @lilJJslayer Před 3 měsíci +3

      no doubt in 88' he won mvp and the defensive player of the year, the scoring title and led the league in steals amongst other things he was the best player on both sides of the ball

  • @DanYeLL2003
    @DanYeLL2003 Před 4 měsíci +73

    Its a little disrespectful to say he should of never went and played baseball. I dont think many of us will know what it feels like to have your father murdered the way he was and be in the public eye dealing with it. He did what he had to do to get over the grief he was going thru. He wore 45 because they had retired 23 when he left and they had to wait till the next season to un-retire it, thats why he didn’t wear it long.

    • @stevenclarke4067
      @stevenclarke4067 Před 4 měsíci +4

      I heard he actually started wearing it before they unretired it and got fined for it. Never fact checked that though.

    • @iig2310
      @iig2310 Před 4 měsíci

      @@stevenclarke4067 Jordan logged only 17 regular season games before the 1995 playoffs, but he did offer a few glimpses of the old MJ, including his "double nickel" performance at Madison Square Garden. The Bulls dispatched the Hornets in the first round, setting the stage for a semifinal battle with a Magic team led by Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway and Shaquille O'Neal.
      At the end of Game 1, Magic guard Nick Anderson poked the ball away from an uncharacteristically careless Jordan - he finished with eight turnovers - leading to an easy dunk for former Bulls forward Horace Grant. Orlando held on for a 94-91 victory, and Anderson thoroughly enjoyed getting the better of Jordan.
      "No. 45 doesn't explode like No. 23 used to," Anderson said after the game. "No. 45 is not No. 23. I couldn't have done that to No. 23."
      That comment lit a fire under Jordan, who came out for Game 2 with the classic No. 23 on his jersey. The NBA fined the Bulls $25,000 for not reporting the change, but they were fine with the trade-off. Jordan scored a game-high 38 points, pushing Chicago to a 104-94 win. So much for keeping it in the United Center rafters

    • @phenomfacemob1011
      @phenomfacemob1011 Před 4 měsíci +5

      He wore 45 because that was his baseball number

    • @fitzroy6970
      @fitzroy6970 Před 4 měsíci +10

      @@stevenclarke4067it’s true some idiot said after beating the bulls that 45 wasn’t 23 lol mj came bck the next game wearing 23 and dropped 50 on his ass😑he was fined but we loved it lol

    • @solidostso8500
      @solidostso8500 Před 4 měsíci +4

      ​@@stevenclarke4067yep he got fined for it

  • @BruceJohnson-om5kl
    @BruceJohnson-om5kl Před 4 měsíci +33

    Jordan had the game winner against Georgetown for NCAA Championship. Before getting drafted he won a Gold Medal 🏅 in the Olympics. He won rookie of the year and made all defensive team in his first 2 years.

  • @curtayars7344
    @curtayars7344 Před 4 měsíci +27

    Bro he played baseball because it was his dad's dream when Jordan was growing up for him to get to Major League Baseball, so after his dad got murdered he retired from basketball and pursued his father's dream.. The #45 was his brother's number in highschool and his number in baseball!! He had a very good and admirable reason for why he pursued baseball

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Didn’t know that; appreciate you for informing me Johnny 🫡

  • @user-wg8rh1bo9f
    @user-wg8rh1bo9f Před 4 měsíci +31

    You talk too much

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci

      It’s a reaction video goofball 🤡😂😂

    • @ajjones5504
      @ajjones5504 Před 4 měsíci +13

      Homeboy you never shut up !!!!!!! (Run DMC) 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @alphonzodarty7021
      @alphonzodarty7021 Před 3 měsíci +1

      The number of likes is appropriate.

    • @Ues2DC
      @Ues2DC Před 3 měsíci +3

      @@liltompopNah dude. I’ve seen a lot of these mixtape reactions and yours is one of the worst because you seem most interested in uninteresting talking to focus on yourself than just taking in the video. Pretty sure a lot of people watching feel the same. Real men accept accurate criticism and do better. The rest let their pride and ego get in the way.

  • @bryanlakeside8608
    @bryanlakeside8608 Před 4 měsíci +93

    Honestly , you can’t say mj was a loser before pippen , because after pippen came , pippen averaged less than 10 points and mj was averaging more than 35 in the playoffs

    • @My-by
      @My-by Před 4 měsíci +30

      Jordan had to teach pipin how to win! Honestly Scotty could have been anybody! Mj just needed somebody that was willing to listen and learn!

    • @cuzzo5666
      @cuzzo5666 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@My-byYou just made that up, that's not true.

    • @ethane2753
      @ethane2753 Před 4 měsíci +14

      @@cuzzo5666it literally is 😂

    • @nathanmckenzie904
      @nathanmckenzie904 Před 4 měsíci +13

      ​@ethane2753 literally! Scottie came off the bench, the most points he ever averaged in his career was 22.
      MJ taught him how to be the Robin to his batman, and to his credit he did

    • @tudorm6838
      @tudorm6838 Před 4 měsíci +7

      The main change was Phil Jackson, not Pippen.

  • @plefevre
    @plefevre Před 4 měsíci +16

    It's telling that LeBron tried the trash talk 'eyes shut' free throw and air-balled it. There's the difference summed up in one moment.

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci +3

      LeZionist isn’t my GOAT 🗣️

  • @whenisdinner2137
    @whenisdinner2137 Před 4 měsíci +32

    Michael was absolutely not a loser.
    He literally got to the conference finals with scotty pippin averaging 7 points a game. Scotty didn't really develop until 1990, and he got a migraine and game 7 and costed them the series.
    He played a 59 win bucks team and of the greatest teams of all time twice in the bird celtics (5 hall of famers). He dropped the playoffs record 63 points on them that still stands. What the fuck was he supposed to do?😂

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci +1

      All I read were excuses 😂 1-9 in the playoffs before the Super Team was built…. May have been a baller but buddy was not winning; dude got eliminated in the first round of the playoffs in his first 3 seasons 😂😂💀 2nd season I’ll give it to him cause he was hurt but he got swept in his 3rd season 🤷🏽‍♂️ then got eliminated in the second round in his 4th season…

    • @Getdown8319
      @Getdown8319 Před 4 měsíci +10

      That Celtics team is arguably one of the greatest teams in NBa history. Mchale is the only player in NBa history to shoot 60% FG and 80% FT that team had 2 previous MVPs Dennis Johnson was a finals MVP and 9 all defensive teams. A single person cannot beat that. Same reason no one sh8ts of lebron for losing to the warriors well Jordan just happened to play the warriors in the first round and that was before it was a 7 game series and it was a best of 5.

    • @Audit0600
      @Audit0600 Před 4 měsíci +11

      ​@@liltompop LeBron James did not make playoff his first 2 yrs on Leastern conference with all star teammate in Ilgauskas who average more than Pippen

    • @scottwatson8659
      @scottwatson8659 Před 4 měsíci +4

      ​@@liltompop, You must remember that MJ was losing in the first round with scrub teammates playing the Celtics with 5 HOFers, for example while LJ was going to all those Finals in a very weak Eastern Conference.

    • @scottwatson8659
      @scottwatson8659 Před 4 měsíci +3

      MJ wore 45 after coming out of retirement. 45 was his brother's #. He chose 23 because he said he'd be happy if he was half as good as his brother.
      MJ is the GOAT because of his complete resume: from accolades, winning accomplishments, avg. stats, analytics and less importantly legacy. He is on or beat the top in almost every category. Then you add the " eye test". It's a no contest!

  • @tombanaski3251
    @tombanaski3251 Před 4 měsíci +13

    MJ was absolutely 6’6”--I know because I met him and got to shake his hand. I am 6’2” and have large hands-and my hand disappeared in his when we shook hands.

  • @chicagoan5411
    @chicagoan5411 Před 4 měsíci +12

    Scottie was a skinny, shy bench player who would regularly get bullied and slapped around when he joined the Bulls. Practicing with Michael toughened him up and turned him great. Practicing with Michael would improve anyone's game- he was a beast at practice. Without Michael Scottie would've remained a skinny, shy bench player. The stats and video evidence prove it.
    Debunking LeBron fans / CHICAGOAN
    czcams.com/video/sEExEVnrRig/video.html

  • @blessed3779
    @blessed3779 Před 4 měsíci +22

    You should react to the following MJ videos:
    -MJ Rare Voyager Part 1 & 2
    -MJ Best Defensive Player
    -MJ Trash Talking w/ KG
    -MJ vs. The Bad Boy Pistons
    -MJ & “The Jordan Rules”
    -The Best GOAT Comparison by Danger Productions

    • @pabloivanreyes7963
      @pabloivanreyes7963 Před 4 měsíci +4

      --When Michael Jordan Was A POINT GOD
      --Michael Jordan Highest Jumps

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci

      Say less 🫡

    • @joaogomez5648
      @joaogomez5648 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@liltompop ya que sabes hablar en español te comento, primero hablas demasiado sin saber y eso te deja mal parado ante todos los que sabemos de MJ, te recomiendo que para que vayas conociendo un poco más veas los videos que te recomendaron en éste comentario, aunque en mi opinión deberías empezar por el último el de The best GOAT comparisson, el de MJ Best defender ever, también hay de sus habilidades para asistir o pasar el balón y también hay uno que se llama "usando números para ver quién tiene la mejor temporada de la historia" en la NBA (el título es en inglés), nadie en la historia está si quiera cerca de lo que MJ hizo, saludos desde México!

  • @98ore
    @98ore Před 4 měsíci +15

    insane fundamentals with mindset and athleticism = MJ.
    artistry and craftsmanship perfectly balanced.

  • @onenine73_
    @onenine73_ Před 4 měsíci +8

    Still the only player in NBA history to win the Scoring Title and Defensive Player of the Year in the same season. Stil has the highest average PPG in both the regular season and playoffs whilst atempting an average of just 1.7 3PT shots per game, in 7 straight years he won the Scoring Title averaging 30+PPG every year whilst missing a grand total of just 7 games.
    In NBA history only 4 times has a player in the same season achieved the following:
    Won Regualr Season MVP
    Won NBA Title
    Won Scoring Title
    Won Finals MVP
    Selected onto All NBA 1st Team
    Selected onto All NBA Defensive 1st Team
    MJ is responsible for every single one of them - he is the GOAT and it is not even a close debate.

  • @jakeadams7183
    @jakeadams7183 Před 4 měsíci +9

    Why you went on a 6 min rant about shit that didn’t pertain to hoop, makes no sense. As for Jordan. The fact you didn’t mention what he did in the league before pippen arrived shows how much you actually know your basketball. Only mfs that read memes on social media would downplay what Jordan did, mentioning pippen. Acting like a 10 min mixtape of dude bodying mfs is normal and every player does it, “gotta see more”. Be real with yourself and the shit you actually said throughout this vid. Btw. That free throw out back dunk happened in the 90s homie. Lebron joined the heat in 2010. Not sure if you were confused or what.

  • @solidostso8500
    @solidostso8500 Před 4 měsíci +10

    Mj was killing it in his rookie year pretty much his entire career until the 90s came around at his peak dude was savage asf

  • @russelturner5771
    @russelturner5771 Před 4 měsíci +14

    There are words to describe MJ. Losing sure as hell ain't one of those words. Also how many years did it take for LBJ to win his first 💍 & which all stars was he playing with when he did finally win.

  • @cyber6sapien
    @cyber6sapien Před 4 měsíci +7

    Very perceptive about how different Jordan looked physically when he returned to basketball in '95. According to Jordan's trainer Tim Grover, Jordan had to train his body in a completely different way for baseball, which is why he looked so different physically when he returned to basketball.
    Kobe called Jordan late at night back in the 2000's and asked him what basketball moves he was working on at age 7, because he wanted to teach Gigi some moves. Jordan told him at that age he wasn't playing basketball, he was playing baseball. Jordan's first love was baseball, not basketball. That's why Jordan retired in 93 and went to pursue a career in baseball. He and his father were planning that move since 91, but Jordan wanted to accomplish something Magic and Bird never did, before stepping away from basketball for good. After he accomplished the threepeat in '93, Jordan felt he didn't have anything left to prove in basketball. If the baseball lockout had not occured in 1995, Jordan probably would have never returned to basketball.

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci +1

      This is an educational comment 🤝🏽 appreciate you sir

  • @cyber6sapien
    @cyber6sapien Před 4 měsíci +7

    The shot over Ehlo was game 5 and back then, first round series only went 5 games. So it was an elimination game. That was a very significant win for the Bulls' franchise as it was their first playoff series win.

  • @catherinechang99
    @catherinechang99 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Absolute GOAT forever~ You should watch more of his games

  • @cyber6sapien
    @cyber6sapien Před 4 měsíci +4

    Bill Russell, Kareem, Magic and MJ all have better basketball resumes than LeBron. Especially when you consider what they each accomplished in high school, college and the pros.

  • @griyitooutlaw
    @griyitooutlaw Před 4 měsíci +7

    You talk too much and don't even know what you talking about,🤦🏽‍♂️

  • @brentmatalao6717
    @brentmatalao6717 Před 4 měsíci +5

    MJ forever GOAT

  • @w.w.1348
    @w.w.1348 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Jordan has never lost any Championship game/series, whether in the NBA, College, Olympics, FIBA, and the McDonald's Championship (if you don't know do your research).

  • @bmrjck2315
    @bmrjck2315 Před 4 měsíci +4

    If you watch Dr J, you will see one of MJ's heroes in basketball. You will see a lot of Dr J's moves that MJ does. Jumping/dunking from the foul line was one of them. MJ also used to do Larry Nance's dunk.

  • @98ore
    @98ore Před 4 měsíci +6

    i recomend "the worlds greatest michael jordan reel" video "voyager rare vidoes 1&2" "one of the best defenders ever" and his "passing highlights" for stats i recomend "what they didnt tell you in last dance" "using numbers to see who had the greatest game" "using numbers to see who had the best season ever" "it took MJ 8 years to pull this off" and "stats that prove MJ is the goat".
    not as good as watching live, but all those should really give you a taste of his complete game.

  • @ilocanodetoy2225
    @ilocanodetoy2225 Před 4 měsíci +2

    The reason why lots of smaller players guarding MJ because none of other players same size like him can catch him he has the fastest first step of all players.

  • @richarddoyle3340
    @richarddoyle3340 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Teams stayed together a lot longer back then so they had much better chemistry. The Bulls were beat by some of the greatest teams.....80's Celtics and Pistons. It took a few years for Pippen, Grant and Paxson to become great role players to make decent playoff run.

  • @artvandalleigh7894
    @artvandalleigh7894 Před 4 měsíci +8

    You should consider checking out the mixtapes for Bird and Magic as well. Obviously they aren't as good as Jordan, but those two saved the nba in the 80s.

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci

      any specific links? or just look up & select the first video?

    • @artvandalleigh7894
      @artvandalleigh7894 Před 4 měsíci

      @@liltompop just search "Larry Bird ultimate mixtape" and "Magic Johnson ultimate mixtape" and you'll find them right there.
      Bird has some all time trash talk stories too. You'll see some in his mixtape, but if you want more I can recommend some after the mixtapes.

    • @lfcgero35
      @lfcgero35 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@liltompopjordan himself said larry bird taught him a lot about trash talking and how to use it as a weapon.
      Try larry birds mixtape first then magics mixtape and then a documentary called a courtship of rivals its a must see if you love basketball.
      It not only tells the story of how larry and magic saved the nba when it was on its knees but their rivalry through college and the whole decade of the 80s. It also shows the emergence of jordan as the one to take what they dis and make it a worldwide phenomenon.
      Larry and magic won 8 rings between them in just the 80s alone thats domination. Larry won 3 straight mvps only the 3rd player to do so after bill russell and wilt chamberlain in nba history.
      Larry was also 1 steal away from a quadruple double in just the 3rd quarter of a game and checjed himself out lol.
      Larrys best trash talking coming from the other legends is savage.
      Nice reaction by the way and jordan is still the billy goat but i have both magic and larry top 5 and if you watch the videos recommended by me you will see why.
      Slainte from 🇮🇪

    • @lfcgero35
      @lfcgero35 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@liltompopczcams.com/video/v7Id88T5DPs/video.htmlsi=yrPu5-MfRogVw5si
      This is one of the larry birds trash talking videos although there is more.

  • @4000mack
    @4000mack Před 4 měsíci +2

    Michael DEFINITELY, should have played baseball. Jordan, the name speaks for itself. Baseball is what he really wanted to play his whole life, and then came back! What!!! I want people to do a lot of things but Mike did what he wanted to and still maintain untouchable greatness. G.O.A.T

  • @JuggaloSupreme
    @JuggaloSupreme Před 4 měsíci +2

    "Don't ever talk trash to Black Jesus." One of my faves. Nukkas were scared of The Black Cat. Ain't nobody scared of LeFlop.😂

  • @nathanmclaughlin304
    @nathanmclaughlin304 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Bruh! Didn't you react to the definative Goat analysis between LeBron and MJ like 3 years ago? And simp for LeBron for like 49 minutes? Keep it a stack bro. You asking for more videos to decide. You shoulda decided that 3 years ago. You playing around and stop liking LeBron cuz his politics. MJ said things and did some things I didnt like back in the day, but I'd never take away how good he was. MJ was so good I know ppl who stopped watching basketball and cried when he retired. No other player had people watching basketball who werent really basketball fans. They were MJ fans. Every game was a spectacle. Now a days you might watch a game to see your favorite player sit for half the game. There really is no comparison. If you have to "decide" after watching this video and the GOAT comparison, then you aren't being honest with yourself. Sorry jus being real

  • @tudorm6838
    @tudorm6838 Před 4 měsíci +5

    If you want to compare today's NBA with something from the past, see the CZcams thread comparing the matches with Charlotte for both Jordan at 38 years old and Lebron at 38 years old. The defense was much stronger 20 years ago and the attackers had to work much harder. Normally you seem very skilled (today) if you exercise that skill on empty spaces.

  • @Wasju
    @Wasju Před 4 měsíci +1

    10 scoring titles, 5 MVPs, 6 finals MVPs, 1 def player of the year, steals leader 4 times, only playing with 2 all stars his entire career, scoring title and mvp and finals mvp and best record ever all in one season, never losing in the finals, never losing in the Olympics, 2 gold medals. Lebron lost twice in the Olympics.

  • @masterofdisaster9194
    @masterofdisaster9194 Před 4 měsíci +2

    He wore 45 because 23 was retired by the bulls already after first three peat, when he was already widely regarded as the goat and already had the statue outside the stadium saying “the best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be”. He then got special dispensation to un retire 23 and wear it again, winning a second three peat and a whole load more accomplishments to add to the statue !

  • @hgm38
    @hgm38 Před 4 měsíci +2

    He hit the shot against my Hoyas & from there everybody knew who Jordan was.

  • @user-ow1fx8th6u
    @user-ow1fx8th6u Před 4 měsíci +2

    He left because his father was killed in a carjacking gone wrong. When he came back, he didn't want to wear 23 without his dad around (his number was retired anyway, but thats beside the point).

  • @briansearle6868
    @briansearle6868 Před 4 měsíci +4

    You need to stop letting your emotions dictate your thought process especially when it comes to logic based debates.

  • @adublbeatz8656
    @adublbeatz8656 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Let me start with, he hit the game winner as a freshman in college. The shots he made in the NBA, especially in the paint, was doing an era of shot blockers. True shot blockers! I hear a lot of people talk about his 3-point shooting. MJ was a opportunistic 3-point shooter. He didn't just come down firing 3's. The NBA had specialist for that back then, everybody on the team wasn't waiting at the 3-point line to fire up a 3. lol. In saying that, it makes his ppg average even more astonishing, because that wasn't his game. He also did all of that in a controlled system, not the way we see it done today with all iso's. Now they did iso him, but that was mostly in clutch moments, or, him just going on one of his tears. I can understand the people who grew up seeing Lebron, calling him the GOAT. But MJ, quite simply was a different animal!! 3 of the 4 biggest shots MJ every made, have been in Finals/Championships...College and the NBA.

  • @mikeypdrum854
    @mikeypdrum854 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Undecided??? No one’s highlights look like this. Then add the accolades, accomplishments, 2 3-peats with no game 7s, never losing 3 games in a row from 91 to 98, and on and on and on. No debate, no comparison.

  • @brucelorenzen6759
    @brucelorenzen6759 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Bob Knight's comment on Michael Jordan: "I think he's the best athlete I've ever seen play basketball, bar none."

  • @V12BenzAMG
    @V12BenzAMG Před 4 měsíci +1

    You said what the biggest selling point on MJ was....just watching him (still) makes you want to go outside and play...THAT'S what took the NBA global and inspired kids and future players....goat and its not even close 🐐

  • @nathanlawson313
    @nathanlawson313 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I HIGHLY RECOMMEND "Using numbers to find the greatest NBA season". This dude did some insane levels of research and great hi-level video anyway.

  • @jnewbypencilart3642
    @jnewbypencilart3642 Před 4 měsíci +1

    The six 4 3/4 is when he was measured in high school and honestly I think he did grow about 2 inches throughout college in his NBA career because you can tell the height difference just by watching some of the videos

  • @cyber6sapien
    @cyber6sapien Před 4 měsíci +1

    Jordan broke his foot at the beginning of his second season in the NBA. He missed most of that season and only played in the last 20 or so games
    on a minutes restriction. The Bulls regressed as a team without Jordan that year and ended up as an 8th seed, where they faced the #1 seeded Boston
    Celtics with 5 Hall of Famers in the first round. They predictably got swept. The next year Jordan went bananas and averaged 37ppg after the Bulls' 2nd and 3rd leading scorers from the previous season (both cocaine users) left the team. The Bulls record improved to 40 wins but that was only good enough for the 7th seed in the playoffs. They would again meet the Boston Celtics in the first round and they were swept again. It is Jordan's injury in his second season along with roster changes that held the Bulls back from postseason victories during his first three seasons with the team. Scottie arrived in 1987 but he was a bench player averaging 7 ppg. Scottie took three seasons to develop into a reliable second option for the Bulls. The reason why the Bulls improved in the playoffs the year after Scottie's arrival was because of coaching consistency, roster consistency, and MJ having his best overall individual season up to that point.
    In their first playoff series together, Scottie averaged 10.6ppg, 2.4apg , 5.4 rpg on 44% shooting. Jordan averaged 45 ppg, 4.8 apg, 5.4 rpg, 2.8 spg , 92% FT, & 56% FG. That was the first playoff series that the Bulls won. Did Scottie's presence make a difference? Sure. But Charles Oakley was the Bulls second best player at that time, not Scottie Pippen. But the Bulls began and ended with Michael Jordan during that particular time.

  • @user-wc9cx4fh8x
    @user-wc9cx4fh8x Před 4 měsíci +2

    Yes, jordan won an NCAA championship he was the one who hit the last shot to win the game for the championship

  • @23gobears
    @23gobears Před 4 měsíci +3

    Jordan Voyager Volume 1 or the best GOAT comparison Jordan vs LeBron. Both great videos. If ya wanna know these 2 will show you.

  • @Arrowflynn1897
    @Arrowflynn1897 Před měsícem +1

    That shot you talked about was against the cavaliers and it clinched his first advancement to the 2nd round of the playoffs

  • @jamesbaker8329
    @jamesbaker8329 Před 4 měsíci +1

    All the jordan reactors miss the fact that he didn't level to play baseball. His father was murdered and he left the game. He went to baseball for a bit but came back.

  • @jaygordon8683
    @jaygordon8683 Před 4 měsíci +1

    You should go watch “when a non-NBA Michael Jordan destroyed a team of NBA Hall of Famers” Will secure his goatness in your eyes

  • @a.n.h.b.3376
    @a.n.h.b.3376 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I guess you still don't know that Pippen wasn't even an All-Star for 2 of the 6 championships.
    Don't just go off youtube and analysts that tell only part of a story.

  • @windingroad9196
    @windingroad9196 Před 8 dny

    16:03 That game winner was against Cleveland and that year they were the favorites to take the east. It was the second series in a row that was quite possibly the most physical stretch of basketball games Jordan battled through!
    I'm a Clevelander... And it's hard for me to describe the emotions I felt in that moment. The Cavaliers had been stellar almost all season. But no excuses. Jordan's performance in that series made all of us fans here. Respect where it's due! Even when they put that clip into the Gatorade commercials. Mike deserved his spotlight!

  • @shayj2550
    @shayj2550 Před 4 měsíci +1

    You have to see Jordan's best defender video. The comparison video between Lebron and Jordan is also awesome. 👍🏼

  • @ejz372
    @ejz372 Před 4 měsíci +1

    There are many videos out there of former players who played against MJ that have stories about him. Reggie Miller, Kevin Garnett and Isaiah Rider, Byron Scott, Ray Allen, Shaq.
    It is difficult to change a lot of people’s mind because this video you just saw is just his offense and some defensive highlights. Sometimes you have to watch how games were played back in the days but there’s no time for that or there aren’t a lot of videos available.
    Also, watch his fadeaway videos. That became his bread and butter towards the end of the career because he wasnt as athletic as he was when he was young.

  • @ricdafric7565
    @ricdafric7565 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Do your research first. You didn't even know that MJ won an NCAA championship. As a matter of fact, he hit the game winning shot as a freshman. Also, MJ won Olympic Gold as a college player, before even entering the NBA he played the NBA All-Stars and beat them 8-0. Team NBA vs Team USA. Magic Johnson said that Jordan would be the best player to ever play the game, at that time.
    Next thing is that Scottie Pippen was not the reason MJ got out of the 1st round the year Pippen showed up. MJ was the reason the Bulls got out of the 1st round. Pippen was averaging 10 mins of play time, coming off the bench behind a player with similiar numbers as his. He average about 8 points. Jordan on the other hand was the MVP of the League that year and this is what he did: NBA MVP, Scoring Champ, DPOY, NBA All-Star Game MVP, NBA Slam Dunk Champ, Steals Champ, 200+ Steals/100+ Blocks, had eighteen 40+ point games and four 50+ point games, and did all of that while averaging 35ppg, 5-6 asts, 5-6 rbs, 3 stls, and 1.6 blocks. So lets put that lie to rest about Pippen being the reason and he saved MJ. No, Pippen just happen to come to the Bulls at the right time.
    Pippen came to the Bulls in 87. They won in 91. The Bulls started winning when they gelled as a team. And Horace Grant came in and was a big factor too.

    • @marvinlynch4375
      @marvinlynch4375 Před 4 měsíci +1

      FACTS! Dude definitely have to do his research. Jordan is the GOAT!

  • @eddiegarcia8040
    @eddiegarcia8040 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Kobe took lot of mj game and everyone in the world wanted to be like Mike and copy him and only 1 guy came close that's kobe so that's more of a compliment when people say he's basically mj copy

  • @leechrec
    @leechrec Před 4 měsíci

    I remember watching MJ's last game as a Bull. Holy shit what a moment. The tension when they were down 3 with like a 40 secs left. Inbounds to MJ at the top of the key. Drive and score within 4 seconds. They go down the opposite court, he drops back as Malone was posting up. Picked his pocket clean. No timeout called. Rodman clears out to the corner. MJ with room to operate for the one on one. Drives then suddenly stops for the cross, pull up jumper. "Chicago with the lead!" . What a fuckin incredible sequence of events.

  • @yesdex5996
    @yesdex5996 Před měsícem +1

    He retired because his father got murdered and his father wanted him to play baseball he wore 45 because he retired and there is a 3 months he had to wait to get it back

  • @charlesjones472
    @charlesjones472 Před 4 měsíci

    Jordan was Never a loser.he was loosing because he didn't have help,but never a loser.

  • @sokratesharalambros4845
    @sokratesharalambros4845 Před 4 měsíci

    I loved watching pippem grow stronger each year he became a such underated beast .
    What a fantastic jurney .

  • @normacherylwashington4872

    He wore #45 because when he retired the first time, Chicago Bulls retired #23 so he wore 45 until they unretired his original number!!!

  • @csharrisii325
    @csharrisii325 Před 4 měsíci

    One of the reasons for the retirement, was his father was murdered, and he said he needed to clear his head. His father was a baseball player, so he wanted to honor him with baseball. The number 45 had great significance for him, but he said it didn't "Feel" right, so he paid the fines EVERY game for wearing a Retired number, finally the league gave in...

  • @user-wc9cx4fh8x
    @user-wc9cx4fh8x Před 4 měsíci +1

    He was putting back freethrows back in college. Plus, there's a video where he's palming a pumpkin

  • @freedomseedplanter5987
    @freedomseedplanter5987 Před 4 měsíci +4

    Bird is great... Why the hate?

  • @michaelruhnke6721
    @michaelruhnke6721 Před 4 měsíci +2

    I guess I'm old enough to know.. and it seems like you aren't... LeBron shouldn't even be a question against MJ! ...MJ was the innovator! The creator of how to play the game now!

  • @glennallen239
    @glennallen239 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Please react to The Time a Non-NBA Michael Jordan Dominated NBA Allstars.
    My Top Three Players of all time are #1 Michael Jordan #2 Larry Bird #3 Magic Johnson

  • @InstigatorDJ
    @InstigatorDJ Před 4 měsíci

    22:10 If youve ever played the game you know how utterly mental his leap is. He jumps outside the zone with extremely limited run up. Mad.

  • @TroyDiaz-ku7bu
    @TroyDiaz-ku7bu Před měsícem

    " WHITE JESUS WALKED ON WATER BLACK JESUS WALKED ON AIR " ... Troy Scott Diaz

  • @2thRiteFREESPEEisAVirtueSignal
    @2thRiteFREESPEEisAVirtueSignal Před 4 měsíci +1

    People use Bing now? My man really using Bing like…Respect.

    • @liltompop
      @liltompop  Před 4 měsíci

      Bing Chat is the Goat of all GPT’s 😂

  • @Kalmar917
    @Kalmar917 Před 4 měsíci

    MJ ran a 4.2-4.3 at UNC and had a 48 inch vert. He was brought up in the school of Smith. His fundamental were perfect. He played against bigger, stronger players and when centers were centers and stayed in the paint for defense when they could.
    Jordan doesn’t have to prove nothing to you kiddo. It’s you who has to inform yourself. Lastly, MJ is probably the quickest players of all time next to Dave Bing. That first step was ridiculous. He never needed to start off down hill to attack. James never had that capability and never will. Basketball in the 90s was the game at its peak. We watch AAU basketball now. It is basketball for dummies where dudes carry the ball constantly and travel. It is a league that the whistle does not follow the rules. It’s why their ratings are tanking. People know it is garbage.
    Dude he retired because his dad was murdered. His father loved baseball. He had a baseball body in 95 and slimmed down the she next season. Back to basketball shape.
    Interesting fact since your part Puerto Rican. MJ’s idle growing up besides his father was the Great One, Roberto Clemente. MJ copied Clemente’s running gate and gracefulness. If the video does not convince you kiddo you don’t know basketball. You need to really watch and have played to understand. How defenses were drawn out and how the whistle matched the rules more so back then than today’s unbalanced game. Kobe nor James is not in the top 5. James should have never been your Goat nor should Kobe.
    MJ donates more money than James but he stays quiet there are reasons for that while James wants to be looked at. You need to watch the in depth video done a little while ago that buries the notion of James being the GOAT.

  • @charlesjones472
    @charlesjones472 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Man y'all talk more than observing the video.

  • @keithragin6573
    @keithragin6573 Před 4 měsíci

    To prove you wrong about only because of Pippen, check out the 98 finals when Scottie deserted the team by waiting until the season started to have back surgery out of his personal spiteful contract dispute with Bulls ownership, and MJ carried the team with Dennis Rodman having his back, and the rest of the team stepping up to the plate. Regardlessly, MJ always shared to spotlight credit, appreciation and public recognition with Scottie Pippen, whom MJ instilled the mental toughness and championship confidence.

  • @daroniousmaximus
    @daroniousmaximus Před 2 měsíci

    His dad was murdered three months before he retired. He was a huge baseball fan. I think it mightve been Jordans way of coping with the loss when he retired to go play baseball. Some people are never the same after something like that, but he came back and won 3!

  • @mattphillips538
    @mattphillips538 Před 4 měsíci

    23 got retired when he left to play baseball, so he played 45 until they unretired it

  • @dabusiness429
    @dabusiness429 Před 4 měsíci +2

    He hit the game winning shit to win the NCAA tournament bro he been clutch and can you do research before reacting damn bro y'all have all the access to Internet but still have to ask questions and show me players today doing the moves he did

  • @samm7390
    @samm7390 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I agree with Michael shouldn't have played baseball even though when he did he was decent but the reason why he did cuz that's what his father always wanted him to do and after he won his third championship he found out that his father was deleted and he didn't have the heart to play that's why he played baseball and that's also why when he came back he had the number 45 for that one season cuz it was in memory of his father

  • @Bray1Jay
    @Bray1Jay Před 4 měsíci +1

    The ADHD is real...😂😂😂 but here for it!

  • @Arrowflynn1897
    @Arrowflynn1897 Před měsícem

    The reason he wore 45 was bc 23 was retired to the rafters and they needed to get authorization from the nba to take it down.

  • @user-zo5cc2ns8z
    @user-zo5cc2ns8z Před měsícem +1

    The centers he is dunking on are 7 ft plus and physical

  • @timmys8823
    @timmys8823 Před 11 dny

    Feel the same way went shot a few shots realized basketball and me aren't to compatible lol 😂

  • @mariettuazon6554
    @mariettuazon6554 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Michael jordan the goat

  • @andrdmosley
    @andrdmosley Před 3 měsíci

    Nah he didnt win a high school championship. He didn't even start playing basketball until high school... Thats what makes his ascension in College even more impressive... Dude literally went from not being good enough to even make Varsity his Freshman year to being the best player under 19 years old in the world in 4 years... He played baseball before that

  • @hardybryan
    @hardybryan Před 4 měsíci

    I have Jordan as GOAT, but he never won without help either. He had the best supporting cast of any superstar in the league in the 90's and it wasn't particularly close. He retired, they won 54 games without him, and Pippen was a legit MVP candidate. Horace Grant may have been the most underrated player of the 90's and when they lost him, they added another top-75 all-time player in Rodman, for the second 3peat a year later. Guys like Ron Harper, who had been a 20ppg all-star, came in to be defensive specialists. The best 3 point specialist in the league in Kerr, the best 6th man in Kukoc. You can't point to another superstar of that era (After the Celtics, Lakers and Pistons fell apart) with that kind of help. Clyde didn't have it, Barkley didn't have it, Hakeem didn't have it, Robinson didn't, Payton didn't, Malone didn't, Reggie didn't, Ewing didn't. The closest was the upstart Magic, but Penny and Shaq were young as hell and fell apart before they got started for real.

  • @csharrisii325
    @csharrisii325 Před 4 měsíci

    Ok, how about this? Defensive Player of the year, Scoring Leader, AND League MVP the SAME season.....

  • @user-wc9cx4fh8x
    @user-wc9cx4fh8x Před 4 měsíci +1

    He went and played baseball because of his father being murdered

  • @2thRiteFREESPEEisAVirtueSignal

    The black community still sayin “Pause” in 2024? We gotta get there Bruh. The enemy use that type of shit as a weapon against us no 🧢

  • @dabusiness429
    @dabusiness429 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Bro please do research before you make a video I can't believe how many times you stop how tall was the centers back then that's a dumb question how tall you think

  • @ajlebleu2617
    @ajlebleu2617 Před 4 měsíci

    Why be a King when you can be a God. I am and I have always been an MJ fan. I sat in front of the TV and watched every game he played in. I had his poster in my room. I have shoes on my feet Michael Jordan is the goat that will never be another they will never be aman that possessed so much talent that players that are Hall of Fame now will admit they were scared of. They would wear his shoes on the court playing him.

  • @user-pv4wp7nl3k
    @user-pv4wp7nl3k Před 3 měsíci +1

    He doesn't know anything . Jordan started from the bottom and worked his way to where he ended. He worked on everything in his game.

  • @NFERNO100
    @NFERNO100 Před 3 měsíci

    Jordan also dominated in the Olympics while he was still in college at a time when NBA players were not allowed to participate.

  • @marquesconey752
    @marquesconey752 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Real Talk All the dunks is JORDAN inspired, if wasn't around in the 90's you wouldn't understand

  • @dimetribrandon5118
    @dimetribrandon5118 Před 4 měsíci

    Tommy TV back!! Can I make a request?? You should react to the war

  • @CABRALCREATES
    @CABRALCREATES Před 4 měsíci

    Pippen was a 5ppg when he joined the bulls Mj turned him into an 18ppg player and that was enough for him to win. Lebron had a pippen an a 25ppg player in all his teams

  • @davidfortuin4146
    @davidfortuin4146 Před 2 měsíci

    Meet the G.O.A.T of all G.O.A.Ts we call him Air Jordan, His Airness, Black Cat, Black Jesus, Flight 23 or simply the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. #23.

  • @airforceretired5094
    @airforceretired5094 Před 4 měsíci

    Once Jordan retired, I haven't watched an NBA game. Saw the GOAT do his thing. No use watching anymore

  • @tudorm6838
    @tudorm6838 Před 4 měsíci

    If you judge the GOAT after high-school and/or college, then the GOAT is Pete Maravich.

  • @tylerwiest7274
    @tylerwiest7274 Před 4 měsíci

    Look at how many scoring titles, mvps, dpoy and first offensive and defensive teams MJ had before Scottie.
    Scottie was the cherry on top

  • @markphillips480
    @markphillips480 Před 4 měsíci

    Michael Jordan's got two Olympic gold metals

  • @mpigroup4159
    @mpigroup4159 Před 4 měsíci +1

    MJ is 6 feet 6 inches