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  • @MaxaMillion711
    @MaxaMillion711  Před 4 lety +137

    Be sure to sub to these channels! I couldn’t have edited this compilation without them:
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    • @xiaofeitong6488
      @xiaofeitong6488 Před 4 lety +3

      MaxaMillion711 klay long compilation plz thanks

    • @marquisarmwood4608
      @marquisarmwood4608 Před 4 lety +4

      Thank you so much. Like @Hoop Juice said, this is the first time seeing such high quality MJ footage. Actually, since Covid, I've seen more old school footage than ever. Oh, as far as peak Jordan, ion kno, I like 96-98 Jordan. That was a grown man. But thanks again though.

    • @hawksfan1508
      @hawksfan1508 Před 4 lety +5

      what about a penny hardaway 94-95, or 95-96 mix?

    • @ricostar3
      @ricostar3 Před 4 lety +2

      Request:: Tim Duncan 02-03 season...... great job on the channel💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾

    • @pookyman12
      @pookyman12 Před 4 lety +1

      @@ricostar3 that would be the most fundamentally boring highlight reel. TMac 2002-2003 would be way more entertaining!

  • @Sam-ky3su
    @Sam-ky3su Před 4 lety +1821

    MJ was a 6’6” shooting guard who had the agility of a point guard, strength of a forward, hands of a center, leaping ability of a high jump athlete on top of his unparalleled competitive spirit. No wonder why he was a nightmare for his opponents.

    • @koolkai4299
      @koolkai4299 Před 4 lety +95

      Great analysis!

    • @greatest599
      @greatest599 Před 4 lety +90

      Jordan is and will always be the greatest and nothing can change that tbh but reading this just made me appreciate bron even more. Take everything physically you just said and increase it and that would be LeBron. Reread my first my first sentence before anyone attacks me lol

    • @hugocilerin1503
      @hugocilerin1503 Před 4 lety +20

      @@greatest599 😂😂😂😌

    • @Sam-ky3su
      @Sam-ky3su Před 4 lety +133

      Hugo Cilerin, LeBron isn’t nearly as agile bro. He’s fast, but not agile. And he definitely doesn’t have those hands.

    • @greatest599
      @greatest599 Před 4 lety +4

      Sam lol ok

  • @mattslev
    @mattslev Před 4 lety +660

    Unreal to think this is just one season of highlights.

    • @uzomaukwu948
      @uzomaukwu948 Před 4 lety +51

      mattslev And I’m pretty sure he left out a lot!

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +87

      This was the season when athletic Jordan and skill Jordan came together, unstoppabull

    • @louisvilleky502sopranos7
      @louisvilleky502sopranos7 Před 4 lety +42

      This is the year where he just mastered everything about the game!! And it was a wrap for everybody else in the league!!
      #Facts

    • @Injelotor
      @Injelotor Před 4 lety +4

      mrcabone lol I see what you did there

    • @june19th85
      @june19th85 Před 4 lety +2

      @@louisvilleky502sopranos7 💯

  • @SunofZMusic
    @SunofZMusic Před 2 lety +439

    This is still mind boggling in 2022. He was like a ninja. No wasted movement, quick and precise.

    • @anthonyhernandez2111
      @anthonyhernandez2111 Před rokem +52

      this is my argument with all these knuckleheads from this era..they get wowed and amazed by so much wasted dribbling and unnecessary shit. Jordan/Kobe literally had no wasted moves and were ALWAYS in their bag. all they had to ask was how do you want it?..lol

    • @tremain7056
      @tremain7056 Před rokem +3

      @@anthonyhernandez2111 Facts

    • @stephordless8876
      @stephordless8876 Před rokem +3

      @@anthonyhernandez2111 💯💯💥🔥

    • @WADESEVEN5
      @WADESEVEN5 Před rokem +6

      Ninja-black cat, smh..

    • @element-dh9dx
      @element-dh9dx Před 10 měsíci +7

      Right, barely needed ball handling. His body control was so good, why bother ?. Just fake right and go left, that's usually enough to destroy the ankles of defender when you're as agile as MJ was, everything is a crossover move.

  • @anthonyhernandez2111
    @anthonyhernandez2111 Před rokem +96

    No wasted moves, no over dribbling, no chest pumping. everything was precise and knew where he needed to be to get buckets. Amazing footwork, patience and skill. UNMATCHED

  • @ashtonjackfanny
    @ashtonjackfanny Před 4 lety +467

    Jordan definitely is the man of tomorrow, his game was way ahead of it's time, dude created so many styles it's not even funny

    • @Sam-ky3su
      @Sam-ky3su Před 4 lety +36

      ashtonjackfanny, MJ wasn’t ahead of his time. No one plays like him today.

    • @LoveAshleyCash1
      @LoveAshleyCash1 Před 4 lety +39

      Mike wasn’t ahead of his time , he is one of a kind

    • @Sam-ky3su
      @Sam-ky3su Před 4 lety +15

      @Lando, no one is talking about isolation plays. I'm talking about playing in the air. Except for dunking in traffic, no one is able to do adopt his air game.
      Stop acting like a tough guy when you're not.

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +19

      What's crazy is he's on the court with the best athletes in the world, and he makes them look slow ,weak ,and unathletic.

    • @Chaldo1000
      @Chaldo1000 Před 4 lety +11

      @@Sam-ky3su Derrick Rose was ONE guy I witnessed from 2008-2012 who played in the air like Mike could, and Rose was so explosive and shifty too. They didn't play the same position but their games were similar, and if he didn't get hurt Rose was gonna be the greatest point guard ever

  • @blazemoneyman_
    @blazemoneyman_ Před 4 lety +68

    This mans layup package is insane

  • @Heartford
    @Heartford Před 4 lety +562

    Not to forget, along with this unbelievable offense, MJ was one of the top defensive players in the league, like every year!

    • @chadstone9561
      @chadstone9561 Před 4 lety +54

      THAT'S what really makes him the GOAT, and puts him over the top

    • @zroysum
      @zroysum Před 3 lety +21

      He could have won DPOY like ten times if the media voters really understood basketball

    • @clarencesimmons8580
      @clarencesimmons8580 Před 3 lety +7

      90-91 Season Air Jordan and the bulls are soring to the NBA Champions.

    • @zeflr122
      @zeflr122 Před 2 lety +9

      @@zroysum uhm no

    • @The3boyslll
      @The3boyslll Před 2 lety +9

      Jordans defense is what separates him from LBJ. LBJ stands around flat footed on defense. Jordan hand checked, cut off screens, challenged up court passes, inbound passes. He even said it himself on 1 of his favorite plays began with him on defense, stealing a pass, and racing up court for the jam.

  • @mamaamaor
    @mamaamaor Před 4 lety +403

    This dude's rookie year had better numbers than most of the best players of all-time peaks!!! It's FREAKING INSANE

    • @jarvasedundy1
      @jarvasedundy1 Před 3 lety +18

      Facts

    • @tommybrown187
      @tommybrown187 Před 3 lety +81

      28 6 6 as a rookie. That’s mvp numbers now

    • @ericjordan6059
      @ericjordan6059 Před 3 lety +51

      @@tommybrown187 ... Exactly! Those are the same numbers Kobe put up during his MVP season except Mike shot way better from the field.

    • @johncena4096
      @johncena4096 Před 2 lety +1

      Lost in the first round

    • @xers6704
      @xers6704 Před 2 lety +11

      @@johncena4096 yeah ik. lebron sucks for losing without ad 😂

  • @deni8814
    @deni8814 Před 4 lety +686

    Problem for defense is hangtime, he literally pauses in the air while you have already landed, which makes every shot a a literally wide open look even if defended.

    • @bles05
      @bles05 Před 4 lety +34

      Great analysis

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +27

      Craig Ehlo would agree😁

    • @MrMakemusicmike
      @MrMakemusicmike Před 4 lety +47

      48 inch vertical, I believe.

    • @denniseudela411
      @denniseudela411 Před 4 lety +42

      He developed the mastery, against the midst of single to multiple opposing forces, in overcoming gravity in the vertical plane, via muscle power & efficient positioning/stance while suspended in space, thus creating a momentary low-altitude earth orbit.
      This was observed by an
      acting head of the Department of Astronautics at the Air Force Academy.
      One word translation of above:
      ☆ H A N G T I M E ! ☆

    • @denniseudela411
      @denniseudela411 Před 4 lety +11

      @@MrMakemusicmike ...then add the mile-long stretch in the horizontal plane.
      That's why he was able to do the "Air Reverse" signature move, and also chillin' for a quick cup of coffee while gliding in mid-air.
      Hehe...

  • @srt8on24s
    @srt8on24s Před 4 lety +514

    Imagine the analytic nerds telling Jordan that mid range jumpers are bad shots lol.

    • @dannysanchez4383
      @dannysanchez4383 Před 4 lety +14

      Lol I mean they’re just not for him lol 😂

    • @aikeeramz
      @aikeeramz Před 4 lety +82

      If I remember the analytical consensus correctly, mid range shots are bad shots for *average* players. If you're average you maximize your production by going for 3s and layups. Of course if you're Dirk, Kobe, Jordan, etc., You're not just average at it, and analytics would say take more of that since it's harder to stop (and since that's usually what defenses will give you).

    • @BossEntertainment215
      @BossEntertainment215 Před 4 lety +11

      Raf nobody cares about the computer geeks

    • @armin38822
      @armin38822 Před 4 lety +23

      Elite midrange jumpers like CP3 or Kevin Durant are allowed and their analytics teams advice them to shoot those midrange jumpers because they can shoot 50+ % from those.

    • @piccolomair
      @piccolomair Před 4 lety +28

      @@aikeeramz this is more or less the truth. In a vacuum the 3pt shot is more valuable and if you're constantly taking 20 footers, then it's literally one step back for the 3. However, jordan attacked the rim a lot - A LOT. Finished really well as well. The midrange jumper was a set up for his drives if anything. So yea, jordan was a pretty god damn efficient player from an analytics perspective and constantly ranks high across metrics for that reason. Jordan stans would actually say that if jordan played in this day and age, he would have naturally developed that 3pt shot more than he had in the 90s and his ppg and scoring efficiency stats would likely sky rocket.

  • @tomtang8708
    @tomtang8708 Před 4 lety +324

    One thing that really separates Michael and Kobe is speed/frequency of movements and explosiveness. Kobe is agile enough in his prime but no version of Kobe has that insane speed and explosiveness of Michael in 88-93.

    • @yoamiunpinco4372
      @yoamiunpinco4372 Před 3 lety +35

      I think the best matchup would be 2003 Kobe. He had already fully developed his game by that point and he bulked up so he wouldn't get overpowered in the post. MJ still has the edge in my opinion, but I would have loved to see that matchup.

    • @user-xe5fz6se9j
      @user-xe5fz6se9j Před 2 lety +40

      Kobe was in no way as fast as Jordan bruh. No way No how.

    • @puredistancegolf
      @puredistancegolf Před 2 lety +45

      I've never seen a 6'6" human being move the way he did. It's simply unbelievable. His acceleration and stopping power. His change of direction. Unmatched to this day.

    • @morganlee2806
      @morganlee2806 Před 2 lety +39

      Don't forget the hands. Kobe had average hands. Michael had Dr. J hands which enabled him to manipulate the ball (and the defender) in ways Kobe never could. It's also why Jordan had such a better touch, which led to far greater efficiency.

    • @lorenllbj88
      @lorenllbj88 Před 2 lety +16

      Thing with Kobe is, his 3pt range and skills were unmatched. He literally had a move for every scenario to make up for not having the big hands or super hero leaping ability. He could shoot from anywhere. Surprisingly, he and Jordan average the same points per shot (pps)…Michael just Made it look sooo much easier

  • @AMONymousVideos
    @AMONymousVideos Před 4 lety +123

    It is laughable how anyone can say someone other than Michael Jordan is the GOAT with a straight face. Just pure comedy.

    • @Chalo-ng3nv
      @Chalo-ng3nv Před 6 měsíci +1

      Word. Lol

    • @d3adyoutubeaccount
      @d3adyoutubeaccount Před 6 měsíci

      I’m a big Michael Jordan fan but you’re simply biased if you think there is no argument. Bill Russell, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Wilt Chamberlain all have an argument over Jordan.

    • @PrinceSlade22
      @PrinceSlade22 Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@d3adyoutubeaccountI agreed with you until you said Kobe lol. LeBron Russell Kareem for sure, but Kobe.. no.

    • @d3adyoutubeaccount
      @d3adyoutubeaccount Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@PrinceSlade22 Kobe has more points, more assists, more all NBA teams, more all defensive teams, more finals appearances, higher career high, harder era and won with less help (‘09, ‘10). Kobe most certainly has a case over Jordan if LeBron does

    • @d3adyoutubeaccount
      @d3adyoutubeaccount Před 3 měsíci

      @@PrinceSlade22 Kobe is easily better than LeBron.

  • @jbizz80
    @jbizz80 Před 4 lety +809

    The wonderful thing is that Jordan didn't need screens set for him in an era where hand-checking was legal. Think about that for a minute.

    • @iamLODD
      @iamLODD Před 4 lety +78

      JBiz80 zone defense also wasnt allowed

    • @patsnation8427
      @patsnation8427 Před 4 lety +44

      That's because his skills was to advance for the era he played in.

    • @mickee06
      @mickee06 Před 4 lety +94

      @@patsnation8427 It's too advanced for any era. If Kawhi Leonard can avg 26ppg and Bradley Beal avg 30 ppg than Jordan could avg 35.

    • @patsnation8427
      @patsnation8427 Před 4 lety +63

      @@mickee06 This modern era of basketball is considered the most skilled the league has ever seen. I think Jordan would dominate this era as well but more so with his IQ. As you can see he was way more faster than anyone back then. Players nowadays are faster & more skilled at all positions than majority of the ones who played in 70s, 80s, 90s & early 00s.

    • @theephraimite
      @theephraimite Před 4 lety +102

      Pats Good, no one in today’s league is more skilled than Jordan. In today’s league, everyone is trying to be a three point shooting specialist. Jordan and others in his day did more than just trying to shoot threes. In fact, I don’t see anyone today doing a lot of the stuff Jordan did in his day.

  • @akindallmagnum
    @akindallmagnum Před 4 lety +287

    Father of the Fade Away, Reverend of the Reverse...GOAT

    • @Sunsn7
      @Sunsn7 Před 4 lety +23

      And Deacon of the Dunk. 😎

    • @joreellex
      @joreellex Před 4 lety +5

      Aaron damn man well said hahahahaha

    • @june19th85
      @june19th85 Před 4 lety +7

      Well said... Well said 🐏🐏🐏

    • @dane8122
      @dane8122 Před 4 lety +3

      Actually, James Worthy taught Jordan the fade away. Jordan mastered it.

    • @youngblood4127
      @youngblood4127 Před 4 lety +4

      @@dane8122 I'm interested in this story. Where can I learn more about this? I'm always curious about plays like Jordan & Hakeem became so cognizant of their movements. They were so fluent with an unlimited arsenal of offensive moves. I know that Hakeem attributes playing Soccer at a young age helped him with his footwork & smooth movements. That's good that Jordan learned from Worthy but I also wonder if he study film of old players.

  • @ahwayzcool4630
    @ahwayzcool4630 Před 4 lety +224

    I can never get tired of watching this. All of Jordan's best moves were improvised and created at the heat of the moment. Most of his moves were never the same.

    • @Saviiq
      @Saviiq Před 2 lety

      Yes they we’re Kobe wasn’t

    • @faronanderson2536
      @faronanderson2536 Před 2 lety +3

      Absolutely.I totally agree 💯%.That's why he was so hard to defend against.He was so unpredictable.Every game he played,he brought something new either in attack,defence or assist.
      That's why so many of us couldn't wait to watch him play next to see what he was going to do.He was so creative and competitive.An opposition coaches nightmare.
      What a player!

    • @truthiscensored
      @truthiscensored Před 2 lety +1

      That's how it is supposed to be. You never know what the defender may give you, or how they may play you so you must improvise

    • @doctorwave
      @doctorwave Před 2 lety +2

      MJ did use the same moves however when he was stopped he would instantly counter with another move. He had a default set of moves with unlimited counter moves lol

    • @sovereignion6802
      @sovereignion6802 Před rokem +5

      HE took what the DEFENSE gave him, and spontaneously adapted to score. Whereas Kobe forced too many shots, and missed most of them. Even Phil Jackson said Kobe refuses to pass, and just forces up prayers, over and over, and over again...mostly missing and losing games because of it. But the highlights make Kobe look legendary, but it is NOT in context. He forced too many selfish shots when he could have passed.

  • @tyleru96
    @tyleru96 Před 4 lety +164

    31.5ppg, 6 rpg, 5.5 apg, 2.7 spg on 53.9% shooting. That's insanely efficient.

    • @vihaankadarla7734
      @vihaankadarla7734 Před 3 lety +13

      It is pretty underrated on how efficient Jordan was when he was on the bulls for his career on the bulls he averaged 31.5 points 5.4 assists 6.3 rebounds on 50.5% shooting and 33.2% from three he was crazy efficient considering he was averaging 30 points for his Career on the bulls

    • @Darius_Icewood
      @Darius_Icewood Před 2 lety +9

      Yes but against what competition at his position? lol The 90s was weak and dominated by Bigs.. and teams were watered down. Jordan's best competition was Clyde Drexler 💀 Jordan was still great, but he didn't win anything until the stars of 1980s all retired or got at the tail end of there careers. The league didn't see prolific elite scoring Guards & Forwards until the 2000s.

    • @Darius_Icewood
      @Darius_Icewood Před 2 lety +3

      If you 3peat twice, and dominate the league so easily like you Jordan fans say he did, the rest of us are all questioning his competition and that's why us Kobe fans and them LeBron fans say they are better than Jordan.

    • @trollkenobi6727
      @trollkenobi6727 Před 2 lety

      @@Darius_Icewood bronsexual

    • @ericjordan6059
      @ericjordan6059 Před rokem

      @@Darius_Icewood ... Nope, because you kids don't lniw what the phukk you're talking about yet you still talk. It was all about defense and he still performed. Kobe, with or without good defensive players guarding him, still couldn't mustee 1 shooting season above 47%. Lebron takes 69% of his shots for his career from 3ft and in. This goea back to lack of defense and rules changes allowing this shit.
      But you knew that smmfh

  • @mrgainz1344
    @mrgainz1344 Před 3 lety +105

    THIS VERSION OF JORDAN WOULD DOMINATE IN ANY ERA NOW TILL THE END OF BASKETBALL

    • @JustTrynaGetPaid
      @JustTrynaGetPaid Před rokem

      not the 3 pt era

    • @mrgainz1344
      @mrgainz1344 Před rokem +14

      @@JustTrynaGetPaid Jordan would incorporate 3 pointer son no problem 😉

    • @JustTrynaGetPaid
      @JustTrynaGetPaid Před rokem +2

      @@mrgainz1344 not rlly 💀 his deep shooting was not there AT ALL. and it’s not that easy to just “get better” at shooting. get off your knees bro

    • @senjumarustan
      @senjumarustan Před rokem +11

      @@JustTrynaGetPaid bruh if centers today can add 3 point shooting to their arsenal so can the GOAT

    • @JustTrynaGetPaid
      @JustTrynaGetPaid Před rokem +3

      @@senjumarustan it’s not just “add” LOL most of them been practicing since high school. you can’t just “add” a 3pt shot to your bag. takes time,practice and feel.

  • @MS-ly4oi
    @MS-ly4oi Před 4 lety +451

    He clearly is the BEST player in NBA history. Look at his highlights n whoever else's. Nobody. Not even kobe. Made it look this vicious. The skills is second too none

    • @TheBmills415
      @TheBmills415 Před 4 lety +41

      Check out Kobe's goat szn video
      It is straight insane not gonna lie

    • @user-lz3eo1of1v
      @user-lz3eo1of1v Před 4 lety +1

      TheBmills415 ur yo stupid

    • @lovegod84jesus80
      @lovegod84jesus80 Před 4 lety +12

      Blessed Disciple I always thought D-Wade had that attacking big shot layup package closer to MJ than anyone other than Kobe. I believed Wade attacked the basket more like MJ and put his body on the line every night like MJ where Kobe didn’t always do that. Good analysis because I always believed that from day one. Jordan’s fade away is second tjj on none and I haven’t seen anyone do it as pure as MJ! Kobe’s nice at it but he does too much unnecessary movement which makes him inefficient. Jordan is such a pure shooter and it’s poetry in motion from layups to dunks to fade-aways! If you want to train your son the best way and perfect way you put in Jordan tapes over anyone else who ever played! He would be number one as skill without unnecessary movement. Pure artwork. Not saying you can’t learn from other great which have dumb but I’m just saying just pure technique Jordan’s the guy

    • @mikemurder6479
      @mikemurder6479 Před 4 lety +18

      Umm his competition was terrible he won championships in expansion years where teams was trash and if that era was so physical why these highlights show so many open lanes and shit and when he do get touched it’s a foul that’s a whole lie what they try to tell us about that era be honest the early 2000s had the best defense if you trying to be real

    • @mikemurder6479
      @mikemurder6479 Před 4 lety +4

      Blessed Disciple I ain’t crying about a damn thing I’m just speaking facts the highlights prove it the teams wasn’t good and even when he left the only lost 2 less games but when other starts leave teams the percentage is higher for losing people act like his team wasn’t good without him they had other stars

  • @realtalkfbs
    @realtalkfbs Před 2 lety +29

    Someone said KD is more gifted scorer ever. How the hell?? this man right here is the most gifted!!

    • @demetriousstephens1998
      @demetriousstephens1998 Před rokem +2

      KD is my favorite player and it’s baffling how people can say he’s a better scorer tho MJ

  • @killahertz
    @killahertz Před 4 lety +76

    Jordan's mid range game was impeccably lethal.. 🙏🏼

  • @solowarrior1145
    @solowarrior1145 Před rokem +43

    He was so quick and fluid with his moves. He literally broke the mold of how NBA players played the game.

  • @AHMAD-2324
    @AHMAD-2324 Před 4 lety +69

    The One thing that does not lie is the eye test... His Game was simply on a another level. The only player in NBA history where his defense was just as lethal as his offense. Best to ever do it IMO Michael Jeffrey Jordan.

    • @cumbusta9175
      @cumbusta9175 Před 2 lety +3

      Kareem was the same way? Kobe to their defense was just as lethal as Their offense

    • @jtremaine23
      @jtremaine23 Před 2 lety +2

      @@cumbusta9175 I would add Hakeem Olajuwon too.

    • @cumbusta9175
      @cumbusta9175 Před 2 lety +2

      @@jtremaine23 yup him to

    • @johnconnor5957
      @johnconnor5957 Před 2 lety +1

      ben wallace's defense was technically just as lethal as his offense

    • @dc4690
      @dc4690 Před 2 lety +2

      Na kobe wasn’t as good on defense...Don’t know how he made 9 def teams.Thats just not true.

  • @maciejcz8844
    @maciejcz8844 Před 4 lety +285

    Never seen a player who would move with such easiness. Jordan was just so gracious.

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +16

      It's like his normal speed is still faster than everyone's full speed.

    • @Roy-ml5fn
      @Roy-ml5fn Před 4 lety +17

      That’s what I love most about his game. He makes everything look so easy. He’s so light on his feet and everything looks so calculated. The player that reminds me of him today is Kawhi. But Jordan was way quicker and more explosive.

    • @AnHebrewChild
      @AnHebrewChild Před 4 lety +7

      Yes, graceful like a cat. I just said to my buddy who sent me this vid this very thing, "it may be that no one has moved more leopard like in basketball, or in any sport than MJ does, especially this 91 season... look at 7:17 "
      Damn.

    • @simpson81323
      @simpson81323 Před 4 lety +6

      Elegant, aesthetically pleasing, smooth.. The way his legs would scissor slightly on fadeaways just oozed style. Like Mike.. If i could be like Mike (wanna be wanna be like mike)

    • @goranb8702
      @goranb8702 Před 4 lety +1

      Agreed agreed...and putting a stamp on it

  • @Tyler-xd5ns
    @Tyler-xd5ns Před 3 lety +21

    This is the best version of any player who has ever lived

  • @mackolmx6385
    @mackolmx6385 Před 4 lety +48

    Bro this man was SMOOTHLY FEROCIOUS!

  • @user-br2jn4fk3q
    @user-br2jn4fk3q Před 3 lety +55

    This first three peat MJ was different. He had the unreal athleticism of 80s Jordan as well as the experience and the craft of 96-98 Jordan. Not to mention the competitiveness and his mindset that made him the greatest ever. Second three peat MJ would lose only to first three peat MJ 🐐

    • @ryanatorryanson9535
      @ryanatorryanson9535 Před 3 lety +14

      Two MJs going against each other other? That’s universe ending stuff right there. Lol.

    • @hihihihihello
      @hihihihihello Před rokem +1

      @@ryanatorryanson9535 we shall make holographic ai copies and have them play against eachother

  • @jackvinci5408
    @jackvinci5408 Před 3 lety +66

    I'm only 20 years old and I know MJ the goat. I never saw him play but his legacy is almost surreal, you think and hear about MJ and you think he's not human. For a player to be that good, that athletic, that dominant in every aspect of the game. + the moves he used were so ahead of his time. The beautiful fadeaway, that unreal hang time, the best basketball player to ever walk the earth. Period.

    • @lawpenner
      @lawpenner Před 2 lety +4

      Glad to see you gain a testimony of Basketball God, young one

    • @Darius_Icewood
      @Darius_Icewood Před 2 lety +2

      The 90s was weak and dominated by Bigs.. and teams were watered down. Jordan's best competition was Clyde Drexler 💀 Jordan was still great, but he didn't win anything until the stars of 1980s all retired or got at the tail end of there careers. The league didn't see prolific elite scoring Guards & Forwards until the 2000s.

    • @Darius_Icewood
      @Darius_Icewood Před 2 lety +2

      If you 3peat twice, and dominate the league so easily like you Jordan fans say he did, the rest of us are all questioning his competition and that's why us Kobe fans and them LeBron fans say they are better than Jordan.

    • @lawpenner
      @lawpenner Před 2 lety +3

      @@Darius_Icewood you live in upside down world. 2000s was most boring period of NBA basketball of last 40 years. Kobe would be privileged to tie the shoe laces of Michael Jordan's shoes. ...oh wait, isn't that what most NBA players do? Haha.

    • @lordfinesse8324
      @lordfinesse8324 Před rokem

      @@Darius_Icewood keep dreaming

  • @Sam-ky3su
    @Sam-ky3su Před 2 lety +31

    Dude, look at that spacing. The fact that MJ was able to dominate the scoring board in that era is insane!

    • @amalshakur
      @amalshakur Před 2 lety +3

      They cluttered the paint on defense and he was still dominant.

  • @jeffreyriley8742
    @jeffreyriley8742 Před 4 lety +173

    Probably the greatest joy of my sports life that I got to see MJ play so many times growing up. Thank you WGN.

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +6

      I'm so thankful, I got to live through the Michael Jackson era, Micheal Jordan era, and the Mike Tyson era, I wouldn't give up my 80s childhood for anything.

    • @jeffreyriley8742
      @jeffreyriley8742 Před 4 lety +1

      @@mrcabone And the Tyson era, too!!! Couldn't wait to see him destroy some guy. I'd taped the Douglas fight and watched it after my Dad and I came back from a Brewers game. It was still going and was right at the point where he getting knocked out. We were stunned.

    • @dlt9784
      @dlt9784 Před 4 lety +3

      Lmao. I always tell people about wgn. I was in the Washington DC area but saw every game

    • @jtremaine23
      @jtremaine23 Před 4 lety +2

      I got to watch every single game of the 1996 season because of WGN lol.

    • @jtremaine23
      @jtremaine23 Před 4 lety

      mrcabone I always say the greatest in sports and music carry the initials M.J.J.

  • @puredistancegolf
    @puredistancegolf Před 2 lety +27

    How anyone could watch this entire video and think anyone has played basketball better than this man is beyond me.

    • @Kbrwsg
      @Kbrwsg Před 11 měsíci

      Because look at the people guarding him danny ainge wtf

    • @NikoBellic20080
      @NikoBellic20080 Před 10 měsíci +2

      @@Kbrwsg Meanwhile Lebron is being guarded by Hedo Turkoglu and JJ Barea lol

    • @jeffk862
      @jeffk862 Před 10 měsíci +1

      ​@@Kbrwsggo watch the LeBron 12-13 highlight by this same guy, then watch this again. Jordan is turning heavy defence into Swiss cheese vs. LeBron shooting pull up jumpers against weak man defense and every drive he is guarded by one guy. You'll never see 3 guys rotating and jumping to block LeBron.
      Just compare the two highlights it's so easy

    • @Kbrwsg
      @Kbrwsg Před 10 měsíci

      @@jeffk862 injured lakers with old worthy and no defenders and divac in the paint is a weak defense stop tryna make the defense he faced look good they were weak adn u know it

    • @jeffk862
      @jeffk862 Před 10 měsíci

      @@Kbrwsg like I said watch the two highlights pretty easy to see who had to do more to penetrate the lane. LeBrons highlights from his best season are him shooting long range 2s and 3s with soft coverage and driving the lane against one defender

  • @TH-cq7bj
    @TH-cq7bj Před 3 lety +76

    Wow never realized how pure MJ’s shot was. Barely ever hits the rim, all net

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 Před 2 lety +6

      Yeah MJ had a really nice shot.

  • @dr.aisaitl7439
    @dr.aisaitl7439 Před 3 lety +15

    This is the greatest peak of a basketball player of all time

  • @brodericksimpson6049
    @brodericksimpson6049 Před 4 lety +56

    1987-1988...MVP, scoring title, Defensive Player of the Year while Magic and Bird were still in their primes. 35 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals a game. It's hard to choose between those two seasons even though the Bulls won the championship in 1990-1991.

    • @iamLODD
      @iamLODD Před 4 lety +2

      imagine a 1v1 between 91 Jordan and 2008 Kobe 👀🔥🔥🐅🐅 both 3 years out of their highest scoring seasons with completely polished games

    • @jpickup6
      @jpickup6 Před 4 lety +1

      89-91 Jordan was definitely better. More ppg was just cause he had less help. And let’s be real he didn’t deserve dpoy

    • @HorusLuperc
      @HorusLuperc Před 4 lety

      Bird already had back problems im 87.
      Not so prime anymore.

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 4 lety +13

      @@jpickup6 He set a record for steals and blocks as a guard in '88! Others have won DPOY while accompliishing far less!

    • @jpickup6
      @jpickup6 Před 4 lety +1

      cyber6sapien there’s fundamental rules to defense that mean it’s virtually impossible for a perimeter defender to be the most impactful in the league. Especially during Hakeems prime

  • @turtleislandlac1490
    @turtleislandlac1490 Před 3 lety +42

    Definitely peak MJ, he was like a rocket about to go off. Every play is exciting because you don't know what he will do next; he can turn on the jets, leap over you, or kill with his jumpshot. When Jordan got older, he could only use his speed in short bursts, and he relied more his skill and his IQ to beat opponents. Here in 91, he could overwhelm the opposition with his athleticsm.

  • @TheChessViking
    @TheChessViking Před 4 lety +13

    It just amazes that people exist that don't think Michael Jordan is the best basketball player ever. The difference in skill, footwork, creativity, finishing, shooting, determination etc etc is just on another level with say a current superstar in his 17th year.

  • @HoustonIsImmortal
    @HoustonIsImmortal Před 3 lety +25

    The rules of today's game would force Adam Silver to create his own Jordan Rules because Prime Mike would utterly DEMOLISH these dudes, especially with the shortage of 7+ foot enforcers at the rim.

  • @antsmith5956
    @antsmith5956 Před 4 lety +169

    Greatest Player, Greatest Scorer, Greatest Shooter...End of Discussion.

    • @Sunsn7
      @Sunsn7 Před 4 lety +15

      Not greatest shooter, but greatest competitor and simply the greatest. Ever.

    • @Sunsn7
      @Sunsn7 Před 4 lety +2

      @JamaKama Music
      Let me put it to you another way.
      NOBODY has ever regarded Michael Jordan as the "greatest shooter of all time".
      Not anyone that knows a lot about basketball anyway. But go on blogs saying that and see how many times you are corrected. Good luck with that. 😎

    • @antsmith5956
      @antsmith5956 Před 4 lety +5

      @@Sunsn7 The best overall shooter & best 3pt shooter or 2 different things. Curry, R. Allen, R. Miller are great 3pt shooters but the don't have a mid-range & anyone who's played basketball will agree.

    • @canerakyldz7364
      @canerakyldz7364 Před 4 lety +6

      I think you tried to say greatest mid-rage shooter

    • @realitities2
      @realitities2 Před 4 lety +7

      ant smith it’s actually kind of rare for the greatest player in the game to be the most entertaining to watch. Floyd Mayweather was the best boxer in the world, and his fights weren’t fun because he would just avoid getting hit while jabbing away
      Tom Brady is the GOAT but he wears opponents down by rarely making mistakes and punishing opponents mistakes
      Jerry Rice was unstoppable, but his game was mostly about getting open with precise routes and excellent hands (more than making crazy catches)
      Before jordan, Kareem was probably the GOAT (or at least close) and his game was just about consistency and using a few proven moves to score
      Jordan was the greatest in the game, and at the same time the most entertaining, explosive, unpredictable player in the league. One night he would murder yo7 in the post, the next night he knock down midrange shots or 3pt bombs. And you cant look away for a moment or you might miss the most insane athletic feat you’d ever see

  • @syd1507
    @syd1507 Před 4 lety +70

    17:25 : 1st class Air Jordan. Opposing bench reaction : try hard not to celebrate...

    • @interphas3
      @interphas3 Před 4 lety +4

      so good

    • @diegov5148
      @diegov5148 Před 4 lety +10

      No one on that bench could beleive what they just saw 😂😂

    • @kingtshilobo1849
      @kingtshilobo1849 Před 4 lety +3

      Nasty

    • @tustari
      @tustari Před 2 lety +2

      Always loved the reaction of the Net who just puts his head back and buries his face in his hands! Just exemplifies the sheer preposterousness of perhaps the greatest move of all time.

  • @astonbrissett9747
    @astonbrissett9747 Před 2 lety +18

    There's nobody better than this man. I've never seen anyone move like him.

  • @91dvaz
    @91dvaz Před 3 lety +28

    To everyone who has watched this video there are few things you have to keep in mind. First, there are hardly any screens set for him and he is often double teamed but he negates that with his quick first step. Along with that, he doesn’t use 20 dribble moves to get to his spot, he takes a few and knows where he wants to get to to get his shot off. And the biggest thing is that there are hardly anyone standing by the 3-point line which means that when he does make his move he is running into 2 or 3 more defensive players along with his teammates which makes the paint even more congested. He averaged 30+ in his career when the NBA was like this, imagine if he played nowadays when the centers are standing by the 3-point line along with everyone else leaving the paint wide open, easily 35-40 points a night. #GOAT

    • @vitezjura
      @vitezjura Před 3 lety +2

      Jordan would benefit the most from this era, he would have 20 layups a game. Probably would get bored and retire.

    • @poly_g6068
      @poly_g6068 Před rokem

      A lot of that has to do with the defense being unable to zone up on his drives and take space away from him. Players today aren't exclusively worse at scoring without screens

    • @emmapeel38
      @emmapeel38 Před rokem

      @@poly_g6068 Yes, they're just sliding out of his way so they don't get scratched. Or... he makes everyone from that era look like they're the Keystone Kops on defense, because he was just that great. We're watching the same tape.

    • @Mjumbojetpresdent
      @Mjumbojetpresdent Před rokem +1

      He also would've mastered three-pointers as well. I mean, his three ball was already strong even without focusing on it. Imagine his game but with like 6-7 threes a game too. 91 Jordan could've easily avg 40 today.

    • @emmapeel38
      @emmapeel38 Před rokem

      @@Mjumbojetpresdent Just to add, every year that he increased his 3pt attempts to around 3 per game ('90, '93, '96, '97), his 3pt % was around 38%, which tells me that a lot of other years, when he's rarely attempting 3's, there's probably a high frequency of those shots being end of quarter launches.
      I have zero doubt - with Jordan's form and shooting mechanics - that he couldn't flirt with +38% as a high volume 3pt shooter.
      Nevertheless, I'd love to see him in today's game, not launching 3's, but carving up teams and getting to the line; more damage getting the other team's prime defenders into foul trouble. There's been a massive regression over the years, for how they defend the interior; which wouldn't have happened if Jordan was in the league today.

  • @ws7519
    @ws7519 Před 4 lety +24

    That reverse on the Nets is still unbelievable it even had the Nets bench in Wow

  • @curtis0074
    @curtis0074 Před 4 lety +173

    Man after all these years this video just reminds us how great this man was ,...I have been watching NBA since the 70s and I have yet to see anyone better.

    • @jarvasedundy1
      @jarvasedundy1 Před 3 lety +8

      Facts

    • @livelaughlove2366
      @livelaughlove2366 Před 3 lety +7

      Kobe rip came very close

    • @solemagus4761
      @solemagus4761 Před 3 lety +4

      @@livelaughlove2366 Kobe was nice asf

    • @livelaughlove2366
      @livelaughlove2366 Před 3 lety +3

      @@solemagus4761 true certified legend ..

    • @realabbzzy8856
      @realabbzzy8856 Před 3 lety +3

      @@livelaughlove2366 no he did not kobe was a great player but he didnt come close to jordan the typical narrative pushed by kobes fan boys.Lebron is even greater than kobe.Kobe was great but is effeciency was terrible he jacked up alot of shots and had a very low basketball iq until about the 06-07 season when he started to mature as a player.kobe was great but he aint even top 10 all time no offence to his fan boys

  • @HoustonIsImmortal
    @HoustonIsImmortal Před 4 lety +23

    10 times more highlights in one season than most players have in an entire CAREER. Unparalleled on a basketball court. MJ reigns SUPREME.

  • @omardabo1287
    @omardabo1287 Před 4 lety +42

    He is too good. He makes it look so easy. Simply the goat

  • @albertperez1
    @albertperez1 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Nobody is better than this. Every play is amazing. Never seen someone so light on his feet, airy, floaty, athletic, fast, also has strength. Perfect jumpshot, knows how to time it as he floats, automatic

  • @simpson81323
    @simpson81323 Před 4 lety +11

    Jordan CREATED the word "Aesthetic"

  • @deJuanX
    @deJuanX Před 2 lety +55

    17:26 This might be my favorite execution by MJ, displaying how he could decide (in mid-air) how to finish in multiple ways. He positions the ball 4 TIMES (in mid-air) finishing with the 4th position. No other player in NBA history has demonstrated this superior level of routine body-control.

  • @anjolapresca
    @anjolapresca Před 4 lety +20

    This is a God, no one can come close to this MJ

  • @sonic6506
    @sonic6506 Před 4 lety +70

    Ok this reminds me again Mj is the goat.

  • @youtubepamelawells
    @youtubepamelawells Před 4 lety +28

    How they forget his greatness

  • @Stevesautopartsify
    @Stevesautopartsify Před 7 měsíci +1

    Absolutely privileged to have seen the entire 🐐s career!!!

  • @brianbatista8569
    @brianbatista8569 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Jordan had such a beautiful game. He moved with his handle. He had the best body control with the ball in his hand. Had that thing on a string. Perfect basketball player. Amazing. I don’t think we will see this kind of talent again

  • @10lilrip
    @10lilrip Před 4 lety +52

    Jordan use to do these dudes greasy. Best mid range ever

    • @infiniteflight9553
      @infiniteflight9553 Před 2 lety +1

      It’s the combination with his superior close range touch, ball handling, as well elusively attacking the hole or posting dudes up, it’s the full package..

  • @LoveAshleyCash1
    @LoveAshleyCash1 Před 4 lety +61

    One thing Jordan had that kobe and Lebron didn’t have this level of elusiveness

    • @ierep6052
      @ierep6052 Před 4 lety

      Heart was for winning...........

    • @LoveAshleyCash1
      @LoveAshleyCash1 Před 4 lety

      anthony patterson that’s the word!

    • @LoveAshleyCash1
      @LoveAshleyCash1 Před 4 lety

      Iere P No I’m talking about Skill

    • @sambo416
      @sambo416 Před 4 lety +3

      Yea but lebron has the bully ball..kobe and jordan were never bullies like bron was. Different style. Kobe and jordan would use elusive moves lebron would go threw your chest.

    • @LoveAshleyCash1
      @LoveAshleyCash1 Před 4 lety +3

      cray 3K MJ had some bully in him too 90’s physical typa game

  • @shonensaiyan
    @shonensaiyan Před 3 lety +9

    Best player I've ever seen

  • @ap6160
    @ap6160 Před 4 lety +23

    This is just one season! Truly the GOAT

  • @eaddyquincy5535
    @eaddyquincy5535 Před 4 lety +26

    Dude was just to smooth

  • @damianslick1725
    @damianslick1725 Před rokem +8

    Here I am again, watching this clip yet again because.... well, it's friggin MJ lol. His game looked so smooth and effortless. Nothing forced. I seriously miss watching this man play!!

    • @joannpreston2999
      @joannpreston2999 Před rokem +2

      It's like a lost art! I must-have watched this, I don't know how many times. I never get tired!

  • @edmarjasperpalma8267
    @edmarjasperpalma8267 Před 4 lety +19

    You know the dunk is sick when the other teams bench got hyped in 4:40

  • @tinguren5629
    @tinguren5629 Před 3 lety +8

    This is what is referred to as "the full repertoire." GOAT

  • @11thWoods
    @11thWoods Před 4 lety +77

    He was mythical... The Best. Scoring at will! April 19th can't get here soon enough.. #YourGOATCouldNever

    • @mickee06
      @mickee06 Před 4 lety +8

      Don't forget he lead the league in steals 3x also had 100 blocks in two seasons.

    • @timmaz24s
      @timmaz24s Před 4 lety +1

      11thWoods ESPN is going tear MJ apart with that series. They not going to see true meaning behind it

    • @11thWoods
      @11thWoods Před 4 lety

      @@mickee06 he was different yo

    • @AnHebrewChild
      @AnHebrewChild Před 4 lety

      What's April 19th?

  • @jojiemartinez
    @jojiemartinez Před 4 lety +55

    Incredibly unbelievable! I can die peacefully seeing him the only GOAT ever. So lucky seen him live in the 90s.

    • @guap1994
      @guap1994 Před 4 lety +2

      Jojie Martinez this comment is certified MJ the goat forever

  • @daboykenzo77
    @daboykenzo77 Před 4 lety +24

    In era where handchecks and hard physical defense was the name of the game, MJ dominated!!! He is the GOAT!!!

    • @lord4806
      @lord4806 Před 2 lety +1

      I think Michael is the goat dont get me wrong but I also think the 90s defense is insanely overrated and the average players quality was no where near today’s game. Even in those highlights.. I mean damn many of his opponents wouldn’t even think of making the nba today.

    • @markalterado88
      @markalterado88 Před 2 lety +1

      @@lord4806 MJ makes any defensive scheme look weak. Even a 35 year old Jordan made defence look silly. His timing, creativity, skill set, footwork and athleticism trumps everything in 91. When his athleticism faded, he beat defensive schemes with IQ and watching film.

    • @truthiscensored
      @truthiscensored Před 2 lety +2

      @@lord4806 Most of these players wouldn't make back then, especially with all the ISO play/many players don't know how to play without the ball now, the flopping wouldn't get called back then, and players didn't play to stat pad how they do today
      The question should be asked how do players routinely play into their 40's now, while back then by age 35 they were retired? Surely the physical game had something to do with that

    • @dynamic6645
      @dynamic6645 Před 2 lety

      @@truthiscensored czcams.com/video/9M-KCulzJqg/video.html
      czcams.com/video/mmlfiMDUTQ4/video.html
      czcams.com/video/ocOcBoLn7GY/video.html
      These defenses are just too physical for my eyes

  • @jhay2004
    @jhay2004 Před 2 lety +18

    And there is NO ONE quicker than him . That’s just ridiculous

  • @clyrisagolatt7415
    @clyrisagolatt7415 Před rokem +8

    Jordans ability to get to the rim and finish and mid range plus he was able to score most of his shot with 3 to no dribbles is unparalleled

  • @bjsmith2052
    @bjsmith2052 Před 4 lety +20

    Good to see this, Micheal was ,and is the greatest. Quick feet, quick hands, explosive, mid range, lay up package, defense,3s if needed,clutch,winner,and dunk on your head. That's the man right there.

  • @jsn23nc
    @jsn23nc Před 4 lety +54

    I watched Jordan when I was young, I haven't seen anything like him since. Not even Kobe came close. They need to put Jordan in the dictionary besides the word clutch.

    • @clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7
      @clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7 Před 4 lety +1

      jsn23nc Grant Hill said there should be a picture of him next to the word basketball

    • @am3818
      @am3818 Před 4 lety +2

      lmfao you clearly dont know basketball if you think kobe didnt even come close hahaha every nba player says mj/kobe are 1a and 1b., they're cut from the same cloth. you say not even close to players like tmac, ray allen, vince carter, heck even wade isn't even close and he won more than all of them combined. get real

    • @jtremaine23
      @jtremaine23 Před 4 lety +4

      A M Something to think about but Kobe could hit 2,500 “consecutive” shots and still not match MJ’s efficiency. He had bad shot selection which comes from having a lower b-ball IQ. Also he wasn’t faster, quicker, have large hands, wasn’t as athletic, not as good of body control, agility, endurance, passer, rebounder, and he wasn’t as clutch as he has a low % there.

    • @futuregohan4837
      @futuregohan4837 Před 3 lety +1

      @@jtremaine23 If Kobe Had Jordan's Shot Selection Look Out Kobe Would And Could Hurt You

    • @realabbzzy8856
      @realabbzzy8856 Před 3 lety

      @Milestonecomics nah thats false kobe was not close to jordan.Kobe was great but he was a good 2 notches below jordan in terms of Basketball IQ,footspeed,athleticism,hands,handle,shooting effeciency,defence,clutchness in big games,never gave up(kobe gave up in 2006 wcf finals vs Suns) also jordan and was never in any time in hus career the secind fiddle on a championship team and yes shaq was the best player on the team for the threepeat years just facts.Kobe is an all time great no doubt tho top 15 all time

  • @stantonh1452
    @stantonh1452 Před 11 měsíci +4

    To me Jordan passes the eye test as the greatest player that I’ve ever seen. There may come a day when I see a player better than him but that day has not yet come.

  • @couchpoet1
    @couchpoet1 Před 4 lety +35

    Yep.
    Got to watch in real time when I was young. Almost, almost forgot. He’s a living video game cheat. GOAT
    Absolute pleasure to watch in complete awe. Thanks for sharing.

  • @pieceoflintifoundonthefloo554

    Wow. Never seen this much quality mj footage. Next do his 87-88 season I think that was his athleticsm peak but I know the footage is probably hard to find

  • @threethemartian
    @threethemartian Před rokem +6

    His first step was unimaginable and mind boggling 🤯

  • @snoop11080
    @snoop11080 Před 4 lety +21

    He gets to the spot on the court he wants every time lol

    • @MrMakemusicmike
      @MrMakemusicmike Před 4 lety +3

      the spot he wants is the spot you are not prepared to defend.

  • @ferdievicmudo3693
    @ferdievicmudo3693 Před 4 lety +126

    in his prime no one moves like him even kobe
    kobe is the 1998version of MJ
    but this MJ is 1998 version plus athlethesism with its finest
    so graceful and athletic but so fundamental

    • @darrelljones3965
      @darrelljones3965 Před 4 lety +8

      Ferdie Vicmudo facts

    • @davevaval9876
      @davevaval9876 Před 4 lety +2

      Which kobe are you talking about ?

    • @NatureBoi80
      @NatureBoi80 Před 4 lety +9

      Jordan is the goat but Kobe had some better moves in my opinion

    • @ferdievicmudo3693
      @ferdievicmudo3693 Před 4 lety +22

      chris wilson I respect youre opinion but ive watch almost all michael jordan and kobe videos for more than 20yrs and I will said Jordan is more skilled and has better moves than kobe.
      Jordan moves often comes through instinct and more natural depending on the deffense dictates him
      Kobe sometimes has the move already activated to his mind and then he executes it.
      they have both good footwork but jordan has more speed, agility and hangtime while kobe has more dribbling skill because jordan doesnt need to and that is one thing that make him so efficient and his game so effortless he doesnt need to dribble the ball 10 to 15seconds just to pass by his defender he just. need to dribble it 2 to 4x and create an openning for a jumpshot, dunk or a layup.
      But their both good and they are both my favorite player and that is just also ky opinion :)

    • @NatureBoi80
      @NatureBoi80 Před 4 lety +8

      Ferdie Vicmudo yeah it’s all subjective, I haven’t just watched videos, I’m 40 years old and have seen both of their whole careers first hand. Jordan was a better player but Kobe’s moves were better, in my opinion.

  • @LeBeautiful
    @LeBeautiful Před 4 lety +28

    Peak MJ for sure!

  • @infiniteflight9553
    @infiniteflight9553 Před 2 lety +14

    What stands out is how effortless this season was for him. I always was in awe over his 87’ thru 89’ seasons in which I felt that frame was his prime and the most untouchable player that ever saw on an NBA floor.... But watching this he just learned how to make it look easier... I think today’s fans remember the 98’ old guy Jordan or the Wizards version who is nothing like this dude who owned everyone all the time... Some complain that he didn’t beat the pistons early enough, but he had to wait for Pippen and Grant to get better, don’t forget he was dropping 40’s and 50’s in those losses to Detroit... Best defensive superstar to play the game! Defense = Effort/Heart... Everyone wants to shoot a reverse lay up of dribble open into a smooth jumper but the real gamer greats play lock down D...

  • @lastshallbefirst5516
    @lastshallbefirst5516 Před 4 lety +21

    See this is the Mike we in illinois seen 100 games a year. ESPN & y'all just show his playoff highlights. His best games were in the regular season, we seen some amazing shiit every night. "Just a scorer" my ass, he did EVERYTHANG....we know, y'all don't...
    Great video👍

  • @apefacewind3563
    @apefacewind3563 Před 4 lety +25

    Can‘t wait for the 92-93 Mix 🙏🏽

  • @kevins1718
    @kevins1718 Před 4 lety +141

    Just look how insane this guy was....how are people saying lebron better.
    Jordans stutter step was just something else

    • @mickee06
      @mickee06 Před 4 lety +22

      I Just posted the same thing. My eyes are telling me Jordan is better

    • @Blodia1990
      @Blodia1990 Před 4 lety +23

      Dude... nobody is in the same league as MJ not even the late great Kobe Bryant

    • @benjayflorencio7240
      @benjayflorencio7240 Před 4 lety

      Kobe will kill this flat footed players.

    • @stephenhiggins7759
      @stephenhiggins7759 Před 4 lety +15

      @anthony patterson Dip shit he would not be guarded by Ehlo he would be guarded by a power forward - and they would give him him fitz - cause he has no fucking post game and no god dam foot work - cannot make free throws - And he soft as cotton - So please tell us how the fuck he would operate with a center and a power forward always in the paint and he cannot fucking shoot - Go research what the Spurs did to LBJ in regards to shooting in a NBA finals - And then please tell us you asshole

    • @TheBrysenj
      @TheBrysenj Před 4 lety +9

      @anthony patterson ohand this weak league with james Harden flopping is leading on scoring thats your excuse for jordan not going for 50? Try alil harder!!!

  • @guap1994
    @guap1994 Před 4 lety +39

    Greatest of all time, was born in 94 so Kobe is my MJ but I had to do my HW and come see for myself why kobe looked up to MJ...the footwork, athleticism, mid range, fade-away, the tongue the swag super pissed my older brothers got to see it live and in the moment I’ll always be jealous about that but if there wasn’t no MJ then there wouldn’t be a Kobe, that being said RIP Kobe you will forever be missed 8/24 FOREVER ♾

  • @ManOfAction426
    @ManOfAction426 Před 3 lety +17

    He was absolutely motivated this year, matched with his skill being elite. There was nothing anyone could do

  • @kingac123
    @kingac123 Před 4 lety +9

    The footwork especially when he’s baseline posting up, the balance , the control, the pull-up game, the bunnies, quick ass first step all around respect to tha God man 🐐. N this is only one season 🤦‍♂️😂💯

  • @damianslick1725
    @damianslick1725 Před rokem +6

    17:38 bench reaction is my favorite part of this entire clip. I wish there was an interview out there somewhere with the Nets bench and what they were thinking when they watched this layup. I remember watching this game live on TV. MJ didn't have a big scoring night, but the few buckets he dropped were just MJ being MJ.... I wish he could've played forever!!

  • @DressCode2005
    @DressCode2005 Před 3 lety +6

    None of this mans Movements are "herky jerky" at all so smooth just glides on the hardwood. GOAT!

  • @hxcjeff
    @hxcjeff Před 4 lety +60

    I watched many MJ vids over the years. This one does something special. Watch close. It highlights a string of amazing plays by MJ in individual games. Like an average of 9 or 10 per game shown on here. Watch the footage closely and you can tell it's the same arenas. Sure today's stars might have 2 or 3 great plays worth a highlight reel per game. But THIS....is off the charts! Good edit MaxaMillion711!👍👍

  • @dan1st
    @dan1st Před 4 lety +18

    So smooth, so fluid, so agile.

  • @timaskins9055
    @timaskins9055 Před 2 lety +5

    It is so hard to say where the peak is. He WON 6 championships after this.

  • @jessxheiwa
    @jessxheiwa Před 2 lety +4

    Crazy how this man just glides through the air

  • @thunderstrike8822
    @thunderstrike8822 Před 2 lety +7

    My guy has the energy of a toddler. The man doesn’t stop moving and being crazy aggressive.

  • @MarklandDesignsOfAtlanta
    @MarklandDesignsOfAtlanta Před 4 lety +21

    Never realized how fast he was, geeesh

    • @massdagod
      @massdagod Před 4 lety +9

      Markland Designs Of Atlanta fastest 1st step I’ve ever seen

    • @MarklandDesignsOfAtlanta
      @MarklandDesignsOfAtlanta Před 4 lety +3

      massdagod yeah and his overall speed and quickness is unreal. Clearly we ( myself and many others I’m sure) overlooked that part of his game. Dude was up and down the court in a matter of seconds. I see why he got so many steals

    • @mrcabone
      @mrcabone Před 4 lety +8

      To be that quick and fast and stay balanced, didn't seem human.

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před 4 lety +10

      @@MarklandDesignsOfAtlanta Now they got ESPN sportcasters saying Lebron is "bigger, faster, stronger .." And I'm like: "faster"?

    • @shawnerr5786
      @shawnerr5786 Před 3 lety +1

      @@cyber6sapien exactly

  • @infinitewisdom7777
    @infinitewisdom7777 Před 3 lety +7

    Pure artistry at it's finest. There will never be another!

  • @GlassOnion23
    @GlassOnion23 Před rokem +2

    He was so fucking fluid and quick during his athletic prime. I've been watching most of the '23 playoffs and man, going from that to watching Michael move during his peak, the difference is incredible. He'd be by far the most athletic player in the game right now.
    And those skills! The economy of movement, precision, and counter moves on counter moves are something else. All made much easier by his his abnormally massive hands of course. I wish we could all see Michael play during this era. I want to see the domination he'd unleash in this league.

  • @ReCharredSigh
    @ReCharredSigh Před 4 lety +79

    17:27 mj pump faked TWICE in the air before his layup. Ridiculous.

    • @leonne07
      @leonne07 Před 4 lety +9

      He just glides through the air so elegantly while everyone else drops down like sack of patatoes!

    • @johnnumbers6980
      @johnnumbers6980 Před 4 lety +10

      That move was unreal...seriously ridiculous!

  • @goldensperm7182
    @goldensperm7182 Před 4 lety +102

    I look forward for more old season highlights of some legends as well. This is well appreciated. You earn a subscriber.

  • @momoneylessproblems9183
    @momoneylessproblems9183 Před 3 lety +42

    I know his stats were better from 1987-1989 but 1990-1993 MJ was so much more polished. He could score from anywhere. He had so many moves in his arsenal. His mid-range was godly but he still had the insane athleticism of a young man. That was his peak imo.

    • @Mjumbojetpresdent
      @Mjumbojetpresdent Před rokem +5

      yeah, he sacrificed his stats to get his team more involved in order to win chips and it worked.

    • @youngcactusjack
      @youngcactusjack Před rokem +1

      @@Mjumbojetpresdent exactly like don’t get it twist that 90-93 mj could still put up this incredible crazy stats if he wanted to he just chose not to for the team’s benefit

    • @user-br2jn4fk3q
      @user-br2jn4fk3q Před rokem +2

      @@youngcactusjack I mean he still had insane stats, like 31.2 points and 11.4 assists in the 1991 finals, 36 points in the 1992 finals and 41 points in the 93 finals

    • @youngcactusjack
      @youngcactusjack Před rokem

      @@user-br2jn4fk3q Ik but you see what I’m saying he waited to till he got to the highest lvl of competitive unleash his full skill/greatness in each of those finals he set different record than before but I’m talking about throughout a whole szn showing his dominance 87 scoring dominance seen on such a level since wilt, 88 dominance all across the board on every level, 89 elite facilitating and racking up historic all around numbers damn near every night with a incredible playoff run, 89-90 Phil came but still allow mj to individually dominate for most of the season efficiently 34/7/6 on 52/38/88 splits and had a even greater individual playoff run than before then he sacrificed all of the numbers for team success and still was dominant in the process just in a different way

    • @davidschmidt1793
      @davidschmidt1793 Před rokem

      @@youngcactusjack Yup, all you gotta do is look at the playoffs and see he how he elevated his game. Dude averaged over 35ppg for the entire playoffs in 1993. If he did that against the highest level of competition, then he certainly could have averaged even more in the regular season, but there was no reason to do so. He averaged a little less, his team mates got more involved and they won anyways. In the playoffs however, you gotta step up and he did just that, year after year.

  • @Journeyofourlife436
    @Journeyofourlife436 Před 4 lety +21

    Keep uploading Jordan stuff so all these Lebron young fans would know

    • @cumbusta9175
      @cumbusta9175 Před 2 lety

      Why only the lebron fans? Why not the Kareem fans the Kobe fans the steph fans. Why single out lebron?

    • @bambu0601
      @bambu0601 Před 2 lety

      @@cumbusta9175 found a lebron fan😂

    • @cumbusta9175
      @cumbusta9175 Před 2 lety

      @@bambu0601 nah I’m a Kobe fan

    • @leramfreeman2950
      @leramfreeman2950 Před měsícem

      You don't have to hate on one to appreciate another!

  • @doomniel
    @doomniel Před 3 lety +7

    All MJ's career is one big highlight!

  • @anthonyurso9366
    @anthonyurso9366 Před rokem +9

    The footwork, the handles, ability to split the defense, ability to create shots, the ability to get to the rim and the finishes. The hang time. His efficiency. Just unbelievable

  • @TK0S3
    @TK0S3 Před 4 lety +25

    4:43 LMAO watch the guy at the top of the screen, white sweater, he was like ''F IT I'M OUT''.

    • @mmsibi
      @mmsibi Před 4 lety +1

      Good eye lol

    • @Wis_Dom
      @Wis_Dom Před 3 lety +1

      He lost his family's savings. LOL!

  • @gmoney2667
    @gmoney2667 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Problem with these videos is the guy was so ridiculous, I start watching to see just a couple of clips and end up watching the whole thing! Incredible. Thanks for the compilation.