Destroying the Michael Jordan critiques ONE BY ONE for the GOAT

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  • čas přidán 19. 04. 2024
  • Making the case against Michael Jordan for the GOAT has brought a lot of false narratives. Here is the truth of the matter of why this NBA legend is the GOAT by using stats and reviewing if there's any merit to the argument against him.
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  • @bGzzzzz
    @bGzzzzz Před měsícem +319

    Craziest thing I heard a person say was “that right there made me The GOAT” 😂

    • @True-Believer616
      @True-Believer616 Před měsícem +29

      That's a true comical story right there. 😂

    • @davidfortuin4146
      @davidfortuin4146 Před měsícem +19

      Wait, I know that fool!

    • @kozmyqmynd
      @kozmyqmynd Před měsícem +20

      That wouldn't be none other than Lebronze Lames is it 😅🤣🤣?

    • @Drumbanger8
      @Drumbanger8 Před měsícem +18

      I’m a life long Lakers fan and I’m trying so hard to like LeCrybaby and dam it’s hard. I almost don’t want to see him win with my team, but looks like I won’t have to worry about that this year lol😂

    • @williemckinneyjr1384
      @williemckinneyjr1384 Před měsícem +1

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @kenneths.perlman1112
    @kenneths.perlman1112 Před měsícem +86

    Jordan’s rookie season was better than most other MVP seasons. Look it up.

    • @realking4918
      @realking4918 Před 22 dny +4

      Thats facts they don't talk about his rookie yr enough. Single handedly changed that game in that one yr to me. Look at his style of play compared to everyone else

    • @theconservativechristian
      @theconservativechristian Před 4 dny +2

      Lebron only Averaged 20 in his rookie year. I'm not saying that's not great because I'm not a hater but in my mind Lebron is so far away from MJ and no one is touching his records. Jordan won More in Less time with way less talent and Jordan was facing juggernaut's. Shaq and Penny, Hakeem(won when Jordan Retired then Jordan takes it right back with a 72 win season and a chip), Reggie, Ewing when Jordan was playing I can go on but so many hall of famers that never won a Ring all because of 1 guy if we are truly being honest the goat, Michael Jordan.

    • @daveDickinson5983
      @daveDickinson5983 Před 3 dny

      I'd say, the only one I can think of that could be better was Magic's Rookie season where they won the championship and winning the Finals MVP.

  • @chaunseybillings5381
    @chaunseybillings5381 Před měsícem +205

    I don't know why y'all hate on Jordan Jordan is the 🐐

    • @showstopperkamote4180
      @showstopperkamote4180 Před měsícem +9

      Some are just using Jordan to LbJ debates so they have contents. Without that they wont earn views and cash 😂

    • @Drumbanger8
      @Drumbanger8 Před měsícem +13

      I don’t get it either bro, it’s like a one sided 12 round fight- not even Close! I

    • @Zion122
      @Zion122 Před měsícem

      ​@@Drumbanger8LeBron almost beat Jordan in the most recent player polls 😂

    • @frankiedavissr8690
      @frankiedavissr8690 Před měsícem

      🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀❤️👊🏾🙏🏾

    • @wongjoman1227
      @wongjoman1227 Před měsícem +5

      I don't, I'm a Bird fan boy, but MJ is the GOAT😢

  • @bGzzzzz
    @bGzzzzz Před měsícem +135

    I once heard a guy say he was “activating playoff mode”, only nothing happened 😂

    • @liumatt2874
      @liumatt2874 Před měsícem +19

      " I always make the right play. " narcissism at it's finest.

    • @Mikeaj-un6mf
      @Mikeaj-un6mf Před měsícem +17

      If anybody can say playoff mode it’s Mike, he averaged more points in the playoffs than regular season, never really had a bad series (individually) and never lost with homecourt advantage (24-0)

    • @ele7735
      @ele7735 Před 26 dny

      😂😂😂😂

    • @shellyedavison7002
      @shellyedavison7002 Před 22 dny

      Not playoff P huh 😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @--ArcAngel--
      @--ArcAngel-- Před 13 dny +1

      Priceless comment 😂. And true!

  • @geraldduenas2391
    @geraldduenas2391 Před měsícem +142

    Goats don’t flop and wink at you afterwards. Goats don’t flop. Period.

    • @bernardwade8096
      @bernardwade8096 Před 22 dny +2

      Then MJ can't be the goat because he flopped

    • @geraldduenas2391
      @geraldduenas2391 Před 22 dny +7

      @@bernardwade8096 hahaha please. Sit down son, real men are talking. MJ’s finals record: 24-11. Your king’s record 22-33?

    • @michaelscurlock5371
      @michaelscurlock5371 Před 22 dny

      Please stop

    • @bernardwade8096
      @bernardwade8096 Před 22 dny

      @geraldduenas2391 nah more like bitches gossiping. D. Rodman my favorite player so that should tell you how many fucks I give.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny +1

      GOATs don't choke

  • @christiansoldier77
    @christiansoldier77 Před měsícem +137

    Jordan is the goat because he has the best case for being the goat

    • @jasondawson8938
      @jasondawson8938 Před měsícem

      Whoa!!!!
      By what measurement?
      The 6 for 6 and finalsa mvps

    • @torrencesmith1725
      @torrencesmith1725 Před měsícem +1

      Billy!!!!

    • @deboriginal220
      @deboriginal220 Před měsícem +18

      MVP, Chip, FMVP, scoring title, all defense 1st team, all nba 1st team. No one in the NBA has ever done that. MJ did it 4 times. That's why he's the GOAT. Notice I didn't say 6 for 6 😂

    • @dennardglover2848
      @dennardglover2848 Před 28 dny +8

      Plus having the best selling shoes and sports apparel. That's extra for all you hard to realize individuals

    • @mekacrab
      @mekacrab Před 24 dny +1

      @@deboriginal220 And DPOY btw

  • @ap6160
    @ap6160 Před měsícem +69

    The saddest thing is how these "critics" show how many people in the world cannot think properly and are ruled by baseless subjectivity.

    • @Taj_Rahine
      @Taj_Rahine Před 12 dny +1

      It's so disheartening, but very true

    • @strydersden
      @strydersden Před 4 dny +1

      one more sad thing is most of the people who wants to dethrone mj is just LBJ fans, but some of those who defend MJ wasn't even a fan some of them are Bird or Magic or Barkley fans I dunno about Zeke's fans but even some Kobe fans side with MJ.

  • @chrisxavier1848
    @chrisxavier1848 Před měsícem +118

    All i have to say it wake me up when someone else gets 2 3-peats with no Game 7.

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před měsícem +7

      Yeah, Russell's 8-peat just seems so unimpressive b/c he needed 7 games to win some of them!

    • @bobbymoore2076
      @bobbymoore2076 Před 29 dny +19

      ​@@jeffwebb4417 love Russell but it's not that impressive when u have 5 hofers on one team

    • @conancimmerian9829
      @conancimmerian9829 Před 28 dny +9

      @@jeffwebb4417 Only like 10 teams in the NBA back then tho and the Celtics were always stacked.

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před 28 dny +3

      @@conancimmerian9829 Which league has more concentrated talent--the one before expansion or the one after?

    • @conancimmerian9829
      @conancimmerian9829 Před 28 dny +4

      @@jeffwebb4417 Doesn't matter when you're always on the most talented team no matter what.

  • @Fernando-vg4ym
    @Fernando-vg4ym Před měsícem +69

    On point and a LeBron fanboy's nightmare. What I've always said is that LeBron fanboys have to give excuses why LeBron lost so much while coming up with excuses on why MJ won so much.
    Also, as far as I'm concerned, you've just touched the tip of the iceberg. When anybody, who has any sense, begins to explore deeper, the differences between MJ and LeBron then, the chasm becomes much wider. There really is, nor should there ever have been, any comparison between the two.

    • @gamble777888
      @gamble777888 Před 22 dny +1

      Show me ONE clip of MJ taking off a play on defense, regular season, playoffs, heck even in the All Star games. Watching the Nugs- Lakers I can count on one half at least 5 plays were LeBron is literally just resting on defense and doing nothing.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      @@gamble777888 Thats why his new name is LeWaldo.

    • @detectivemarkseven
      @detectivemarkseven Před 11 dny

      ​@@gamble777888"Hes old give the guy break."
      "IF HES SO OLD, HE SHOULDNT BE PLAYING THEN."

  • @steveharmon735
    @steveharmon735 Před měsícem +38

    Pippin should thank his lucky stars that he had the opportunity to play with Jordan. I lived in Chicago and saw Jordan play for years and I watched the best player to ever play. And I seen the 60s Lakers play, the 70s Lakers play the 80s/90s Bulls play and Kobe's Lakers play (and Shaq too). MJ is the GOAT. Nuff' Said.

    • @xyzxyz6406
      @xyzxyz6406 Před 23 dny

      Ok, well if you say so then it must be true.

    • @RafaelMoralesjr73
      @RafaelMoralesjr73 Před 3 dny

      I’ve seen shaq and Kobe play and no comparison, agree with you, Jordan is and will be the goat. 🐐.
      Goats don’t anoint themselves! They are acclaimed and respected and anointed by his peers and the public.

  • @Serching4JerryGarcia
    @Serching4JerryGarcia Před měsícem +43

    The Scottie Pippen argument against Jordan was always dumb and you can tell they were just trying to find excuses. Pippen became an All-Star level player in his prime but was never the driving force of those championships. Right before Jordan came back in the 95 season, the Bulls were barely above .500 and there were many reports that they wanted to trade Pippen. And after 96, Pippen was on the decline especially when it came to defense.

    • @julzcdg4880
      @julzcdg4880 Před měsícem +8

      What majority of people don't know is that Pippen only averaged 16ppg in his career and a peak of 22ppg in just 1 season. "Oh coz he focused on defense" so did MJ being in multiple 1st all defensive teams while scoring while being the main gunner of the team. MJ made Pippen and Pippen owes his career to MJ. MJ is just too kind of a human being for someone who's a brutal leader in practice. There is no comparison.

    • @MJIZZEL
      @MJIZZEL Před 25 dny +1

      Pippen wasn't even an Allstar for 2 of the 6 rings and is a crybaby sore loser

    • @detectivemarkseven
      @detectivemarkseven Před 11 dny

      LBJ didnt manage to do a threepeat with all the help he can get.
      Do a threepeat first then we can compare them.

  • @AnHebrewChild
    @AnHebrewChild Před měsícem +25

    6:01 "no one is saying that he could do it without Pippen."
    I'm saying it. He basically did it without Pippen in 1998. And in 91 and 98, Jordan didn't even have a single all star teammate. Read that again. And they won the chip.
    Great video tho bro

    • @AndrewTaylorJr
      @AndrewTaylorJr Před 21 dnem +2

      I agree bro!! He could’ve done it without Pippen.
      He just needed one more player to give great effort.

  • @taharqaheru145
    @taharqaheru145 Před měsícem +25

    21 years and they still cant dethrone him

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny +3

      Can't dethrone someone who never had the throne.

    • @KingKong-ux3gg
      @KingKong-ux3gg Před 13 dny +1

      They only one that could’ve, didn’t (Kobe) and the one people pushed to the max saying he did, DEFINITELY did not come even close (The Bum)

    • @detectivemarkseven
      @detectivemarkseven Před 11 dny +1

      ​@@KingKong-ux3ggOnly Kobe comes close, even then there are times in Kobe's career that I wasnt impressed.

  • @davebliss6436
    @davebliss6436 Před měsícem +14

    His athleticism is unmatched,fluid intelligent movement

  • @moneymaker251
    @moneymaker251 Před měsícem +22

    No question that MJ is the only goat ...No excuses ..LeBron is good but is no goat ....21 seasons ..longevity and total points ..Jordan really had 14 seasons... look at all he has done for himself and basketball..Nobody will ever do what he did ..but lets forget about his stats ..Jordan is a way better all around player and as everyone knows probably the best scorer of all time ...MJ's game had no faults only made up ones from LeBron fans trying to degrade Jordan's game ...You watch him play and that is all you need to know that he is the goat ...Nobody in today's game is comparable ....Kobe was way better than Lebron but they skip Kobe completely thinking that LeBron should be compared to the Goat ....MJ....Sorry LeBron fans ...he is not even close ..Lebron has a tough time being part of Mount Rushmore...Jordan is the goat ..The End

    • @Robertedwinhouse38
      @Robertedwinhouse38 Před dnem

      If you have to lie it means you secretly think the other guy is better

  • @user-ht1kp9kb7y
    @user-ht1kp9kb7y Před měsícem +11

    Jordan was so good you never wanted to miss a single bulls game and after left the league there no reason to even watch anymore as Jordan was basketball perfection bar none

    • @cnelsonlv99
      @cnelsonlv99 Před 22 dny +3

      Even people who weren't Bulls fans never wanted to miss a Bulls game when MJ was playing.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny +1

      @@cnelsonlv99 Its why the league suffered financially after Jordan retired. People who didn't watch basketball, watched Jordan. He had the highest finals viewership.
      He globalized the sport.

    • @cnelsonlv99
      @cnelsonlv99 Před 14 dny

      @@alfasiger4178 Yea... most of my friends were Lakers fans, but they still probably watched the Bulls play more than their own team.

  • @renenunez9895
    @renenunez9895 Před měsícem +25

    The 90's was the golden age by far. 2000's to 2010 was 2nd because of the Lakers and Spurs.

    • @jp3813
      @jp3813 Před měsícem +12

      Showtime Lakers, Celtics, Bad Boys Pistons, & Sixers for the 80s.

    • @jcb4826
      @jcb4826 Před měsícem +10

      ​@@jp3813 yeah the 80's are definitely part of the golden era with the 90's and can't be overlooked.

    • @gamble777888
      @gamble777888 Před 22 dny +1

      Yup, early 2000's with Shaq, Kobe, exciting young players like Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, T-Mac, AI etc... that was a really great era too.Players still competed, no load management, starters playing big minutes with no days off, going at each other hard every game.

    • @jp3813
      @jp3813 Před 22 dny +5

      @jcb4826 1987-88 featured at least 29 Hall of Fame players: Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy, Kevin McHale, Robert Parish, Dennis Johnson, Moses Malone, Charles Barkley, Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, Dennis Rodman, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Hakeem Olajuwon, Ralph Sampson, Clyde Drexler, Maurice Cheeks, Sidney Moncrief, Adrian Dantley, Alex English, Bernard King, Dominique Wilkins, Patrick Ewing, Chris Mullin, Scottie Pippen, Reggie Miller, Artis Gilmore (very limited minutes). Still plenty of candidates such as DPOY legends Alvin Robertson & Mark Eaton.
      It was one of the greatest seasons in NBA history as well: MVP race between MJ, Bird, & Magic; MJ as the first MVP to also win the DPOY, the first DPOY to win the scoring title, and the first player to accumulate 200+ steals with 100+ blocks in a season twice; Bird becoming the first player to be in the 50-40-90 club twice; MJ vs 'Nique iconic dunk contest; Bird's legendary 3pt contest threepeat; Bird vs 'Nique Game 7 duel; Isiah's sprained ankle game; Lakers fulfilling Riley's repeat guarantee (ending the league's drought since 1969); Worthy recording the first ever Game 7 triple-double; Stockton finally unleashed from the bench to begin his nine consecutive assists titles along with racing MJ & A. Robertson (all-time spg leader) for the steals title; and so on and so forth.
      Basketball in general was also a phenomenon in 1992: The Dream Team, Jordan's shrug game, Magic's last ASG, Bird's epic final triple-double, Rodman's 1530 rebounds, Pat Riley's Knicks vs Phil Jackson's Bulls rivalry begins, Laettner's perfect game with famous buzzer beater, Michael Jackson's "Jam" music video, etc...

  • @jcb4826
    @jcb4826 Před měsícem +20

    The real debate is who is 2nd best. Everyone who witnessed MJ knew what was happening.

    • @donaldjohnson8522
      @donaldjohnson8522 Před měsícem +3

      No I hear people I work with that seen Jordan play say he isn’t the GOAT that Bron is

    • @jcb4826
      @jcb4826 Před měsícem +9

      @@donaldjohnson8522 There will always be the casuals who believe that.

    • @mjisthegoat88
      @mjisthegoat88 Před měsícem

      @@donaldjohnson8522you work with a bunch of morons

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před měsícem +2

      The intellectually honest, objective basketball purists who witnessed MJ knew he was building a resume that put him comfortably right behind Wilt Chamberlain.

    • @cnelsonlv99
      @cnelsonlv99 Před 22 dny +2

      @@donaldjohnson8522 Those are stupid people, then, or people who didn't really watch basketball. I watched both of their careers from before they entered the NBA... it's not close!

  • @josiahgoshert5023
    @josiahgoshert5023 Před měsícem +11

    The crazy thing I have head is that Jordan "couldn't go left, had not left". Smh, some people will say anything. To me Jordan is the goat

    • @hansalexandre7720
      @hansalexandre7720 Před měsícem +4

      Someone earlier in the comments said “imagine IF he really couldn’t go left, how y’all let him 3-peat twice”? lol

    • @tyronejohnson21
      @tyronejohnson21 Před 23 dny

      One of MJ's most iconic moves was him switching from his right to the left while gliding to the basket. A " SPECTACULAR" move by Micheal Jordan against Magic and the Lakers.

  • @MaddSweetGT500
    @MaddSweetGT500 Před měsícem +19

    There is no opinion, MJ is the GOAT ... In fact, MJ is so GOAT that he has 2 birthday's.

  • @FUBAR1986
    @FUBAR1986 Před měsícem +12

    MJ is the goat anyone who says any different obviously never seen him play and has no understanding of the history of basketball

  • @V12BenzAMG
    @V12BenzAMG Před měsícem +14

    Exactly, in the beginning, was basically MJ by himself...
    MJ and ? vs Magic Kareem Worthy Cooper Green....
    MJ and ? vs Bird Parish McHale DJ Ainge...
    MJ and ? vs Isaiah Dumars Laimbeer Rodman
    It was never the Bulls vs any of those teams, it was MJ by himself vs those great teams (Bird even said so)...even scoring 60 he lost cuz it was basically just him..also MJ got swept by teams that made it to the finals and/or won the finals....put any one of those other players with that dru#*ed up mid 80s Bulls team and they don't win either...when MJ finally got a better team around him they were unstoppable but even with a better team make no mistake, he was still the best player on all those Bulls teams and carried the lions share... MJ played in a tough conference...hard to get past Celtics, Pistons, and more...for instance if Lebron was in the same conference as the Warriors, Spurs or mavs he would have only made half the finals he did since they would have put him out before the finals...
    Let's look at MJ's 84/85 teammates:
    Orlando Woolridge, Quintin Dailey, Dave Corzine, Dave Greenwood, Steve Johnson, Caldwell Jones, Ennis Whatley, Wes Matthews, Jawann Oldham, Sidney Green, Rod Higgins, Charles Jones, Chris Engler
    Orlando is the only recognizable name but still just an average player…how is that group supposed to compete against the already championship caliber Celtics/Pistons/Lakers?
    85/86 MJ was out with a foot injury
    Let's look at MJ's 86/87 teammates:
    Charles Oakley, John Paxson, Gene Banks, Dave Corzine, Earl Cureton, Brad Sellers, Sedale Threatt, Steve Colter, Elston Turner, Mike Brown, Granville Waiters, Ben Poquette, Darren Daye, Fred Cofield, Pete Myers, Perry Young
    ...getting a little better…at least Oakley and Paxon are recognizable names
    lost to the Celtics 0-3 (was best of 5)
    Let's look at MJ's 87/88 teammates:
    now we finally add Pippen and Grant but they weren't the players yet that they would later become…they only avg'd 7pts a game at this time
    lost to Pistons 1-4
    Let's look at MJ's 88/89 teammates:
    Pippen and Grant are starting to produce at 12 to 14ppg…added Cartwright, Hodges
    lost to the Pistons 2-4
    Let's look at MJ's 89/90 teammates:
    NOW Pippen Grant Cartwright and even Paxon were starting to click and turn into the players the Bulls needed them to be
    lost to the Pistons 3-4
    NOW the 90/91 team
    Jordan, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright, Paxon, Armstrong could finally match/beat/sweep the Pistons Isaiah, Dumars, Rodman, Laimbeer, Salley…
    See the progression? 1 to 4, then 2 to 4, then 3 to 4, then 4 to 0 sweep…THAT is how you build a team to get over the hump…not teamhopping to join up with already established stars..

    • @Serching4JerryGarcia
      @Serching4JerryGarcia Před měsícem

      I think the reason LeBron James is playing this long is so that these records of scoring 40k points and so on will cover up the weak links in his career when people look back at it years from now. How he always team hopped and played with many all-stars but never had a dynasty. No 3peat or 4 titles in 6 years, best he could do was 2 in Miami, one in Cleveland, and the bubble in 2020.

    • @V12BenzAMG
      @V12BenzAMG Před měsícem +1

      @Serching4JerryGarcia possibly..I mean, those achievements are admirable..if only he actually won more and didn't team up with people he should have been competing with to get rings...MJ built his dynasty and would NOT have been competing with anyone else on those Bulls teams (even Pippen if he were on another team)...Lebron had 3 of the top 4 draft pics (himself, dwade, bosh)..and Korver at no 6 too..why not add just carmelo in there 🙄..he should have been competing against them, not teaming up

    • @StGeoRUSH619
      @StGeoRUSH619 Před 5 dny

      PREACH-Jordan never jumped ship because the waves got a little rough!

  • @Eljesusdelabiblia
    @Eljesusdelabiblia Před měsícem +7

    All the NBA wears the Jumpman logo, isn’t he the GOAT just for that?

  • @raingeart1
    @raingeart1 Před měsícem +15

    This video is spot-on there can be no case built for a player from lies, deceit, half-truths, and excuses let a player's resume be the determining factor

  • @ericc5556
    @ericc5556 Před měsícem +27

    Fantastic analysis!!! They say Jordan had no left, I don't get the significance of that. He three-peated twice! Jordan had Phil Jackson, no other superstar I can recall has ever been critiqued because of his coach. The new age fans can't appreciate the game. It is no longer Xs and Os, it now resembles playground pickup game which they think is normal.

    • @cyber6sapien
      @cyber6sapien Před měsícem +12

      There's literally an 8 minute compilation video on CZcams of Jordan going left and finishing with his off hand.
      And it was uploaded over 6 years ago.

    • @jcb4826
      @jcb4826 Před měsícem +5

      ​@@cyber6sapien That's what I came to say. I watched it about 3 days ago. He's got better left highlights than other players regular highlights.

    • @user-zd3ll6jh5y
      @user-zd3ll6jh5y Před měsícem +4

      phil jackson never had a ring before MJ

    • @williamjeffers3472
      @williamjeffers3472 Před měsícem +2

      Phil wasn't considered the greatest coach yet.

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před měsícem +2

      @@user-zd3ll6jh5y As head coach Jackson won five NBA titles without MJ. How many did MJ win without Jackson?

  • @alexlanza79
    @alexlanza79 Před měsícem +13

    I love this video, great points, sorry for the long comment but really if I had a basketball youtube channel this would be one of the video I'd make to make young generation to understand how great MJ was, I'd love to talk to you about your videos, you are great!
    You very wittily pointed out the fact that the Bulls during MJ's rookie season lost against a title contender nobody remembers that as the 80s were dominated by Lakers Celtics and in the early years 76ers, but the Bucks had the 3rd best record in the league that season behind only the teams who ended up to face in the finals Lakers and Boston, the Bucks had one of the best offence in the league and had the second best defense in the league, also they were 50+ win team from season 80-81 to season 86-87, so we are talking about hands down one of the best team of the 80s!!!
    Moreover the Bulls in the 13 season with MJ (and taking in acount his second season and the 94-95 season, he lost 81 games so it's more 12 season that 13, but whatever...) they lost only against either title contenders or teams who went to the finals: Buck, Lakers, Celtics, Pistons and Magic. In any other case every other team who faced the Bulls between mid 80s to 1998 lost against the Bulls with MJ.
    I loved also that you talked about the low value of some of MJ's teammates, not to say they were always thrash but still just by watching some games in the 80s one can see that countless times MJ passed the ball even under the rim even to 6.10 ft or 7 ft players and they were missing badly very easy layups, ok in those years the paint was crowded, but I saw games with Bulls centers missing under the rim in ways that are almost unreal, so the myth MJ was not a team player is untrue is just that at a certain point you see that most of the times you try to have you team involved but they miss, so you rather attempt for yourself at least the chance the ball gets into the rim is higher and since the goal of the game is to score more than the opponent, that was only one option...as a matter of fact the triangle offence was implemented to releave MJ of the offensive burden as prior to Jackson other teams knew the Bulls were not good on the offence and they also knew once you brought down MJ they had close to zero other offensive options, they didn't succeed much but still that was the tactic!
    Great point also about other teams during MJ era, nobody has a problem with other teams leader but when it comes to MJ they either say he was a selfish and that's why LeBron is greater as he is preceived as unselfish or they say the exact opposite so that MJ needed other players to win and that shows MJ was not as good, both statements are contraddictory at best and that alone shows another feeble and goofy attempt of many to discredit MJ; but why the same logic is never applyed for instance to Kareem or Kobe or LeBron? If one does that it's pretty easy to discredit other players but so if one says that "against" LeBron or Kareem is an hater, if said to MJ is facts?
    It's just childish and overall silly to think that way so kudos on you as you very clearly explained it!
    Your last point about number of wins per season it's pretty simple to me: the average superstars in today's NBA don't play as many games as they did in the 90s so the teams can't win as much!
    The reality to me is that most stars play as little as possible to secure being included in the rankings for the awards and to secure a place into the playoffs for the team, but no more than that, some of them load manage even during the playoff, if any star in the 90s would have done that, they would have been crushed by the media, young generations can't even understand the scope of it!
    In the decade 90s every top 10 play in the major stat categories missed games only for real injuries not to rest and very few games per seasons, and 4 or 5 players in the top 10 of each cathegory played at least 80 games and most of them 2500+ minutes and some even 3000 minutes or more per season.
    This season alone it's embarrassing to say the least as the only players in the top 10 including all major stats categories (pts, rebs, assists, steals and blocks) to play 80 or more games are Donte DiVincenzo, Sabonis and Holgrem period, nobody else!!!! In the top 20 is one or two more players, no more!!!
    But the superstars...none of them cracked 80 games, NONE! The closest are Anthony Edwards and Nikola Jokić and DeMar DeRozan all with 79 games, in contrast with the 90s were players like Hakeem Olajuwon, Mutombo, Malone, MJ, Reggie Miller, Payton, Stockton and many many others played at least 80 games and most of the times all 82 games, the last time a superstar player played all 82 games (besides Nikola Jokić in 20-21 who played all 72 games in the Covid season!) is LeBron James in 17-18 and he was 33 years old!!!
    The media are bombarding us about how much more efficient the training is and how much more athletic today's players are, are they?
    'Cause 30 years ago at least 140 players per season played at least 75 games, this season only 75 players in total played more than 75 games and about minutes the difference is staggering in the 90s at least 70 players each season played 2,500 minutes or more per season, this season just 31 players!!!!
    And people are weary about old heads can't watch today's NBA, that's why!!!

  • @CarbonCabron
    @CarbonCabron Před měsícem +27

    They used to say Score first SGs can't win. He won 6

    • @Amick44
      @Amick44 Před měsícem +3

      They did. Actually any scoring champ, for that matter. Especially guards, though. Probably started with Wilt.
      Actually it was Bird and Magic who changed team's mindset of taking best Big Man (C) first. Not Oscar, Dr J or later MJ.
      Larry and Magic. But MJ crushed the "you can't win with a guard as your leading scorer ". At least consistently.

    • @bGzzzzz
      @bGzzzzz Před měsícem +10

      They actually said “scoring champs”. can’t win and teams can’t build around Guards…..MJ proved them wrong on all accounts.

    • @bGzzzzz
      @bGzzzzz Před měsícem +3

      @@Amick44 - incorrect, Bird and Magic didn’t change the narrative of big men…both had excellent big men ie KAJ and Walton/Parish/McHale…..
      MJ proved you didn’t need to build around bigs, hence Mj never had a “great big”
      Walton said in an interview that MJ was great but can’t win unless he had a great big like Celtics/Lakers.

    • @Nysdaddy
      @Nysdaddy Před měsícem +1

      @Carbon…
      Well it was actually ‘scoring champs can’t or don’t win’ because so few had before him.
      Then like you said he won 6 as the scoring champ every time.

    • @Nysdaddy
      @Nysdaddy Před měsícem

      @bG…
      🎯… You can just go to Mike’s own draft for evidence of that ‘gotta have a big man to win’ mindset in the nba pre-Mike.
      But since Mike owners & GM’s draft & build around perimeter players/perimeter scores as their center piece wayyy more often.
      Consider the Goat debate… all the Goat candidates before Mike are big men… but since Mike the Goat candidates are all perimeter players.

  • @JustAWriter12
    @JustAWriter12 Před měsícem +6

    man, I feel bad for all CZcamsrs who have to defend MJ due to this TikTok generation's lack of knowledge. anyway, subscribed!

  • @richmanz447
    @richmanz447 Před měsícem +7

    Great analysis. I wish this video could be shown to Nick Wright. He might have a mental breakdown trying to handle this logic.

  • @jeffreyharrison-bf8lk
    @jeffreyharrison-bf8lk Před měsícem +10

    The real exclamation point is if look back at his college days North Carolina did advance to the NCAA Championship when Michael Jordan wasn't on the team and lost the championship and they didn't win the championship until Michael jordan was on the team that's when they won in 1982

    • @bpsactclass2218
      @bpsactclass2218 Před měsícem +1

      Worthy was the star on both teams. Jordan was not the best freshman on the court in the '82 championship game. Ewing was. When Jordan was the NC team leader in '83 and '84 they under-performed despite that fact that he played with so many future NBA starters. When Jordan left NC, NC was still great without him. Jordan was a great individual player in college but not a team leader like Magic or Bird.

  • @jamaals4445
    @jamaals4445 Před 28 dny +3

    Watching mjs career was a blessing, i can see through all these phonies who claim to be the guy

  • @ronaldgreene5733
    @ronaldgreene5733 Před měsícem +6

    . . However, not many can pull off a half-court flop

  • @LRock-
    @LRock- Před měsícem +3

    The argument I hear a lot is that Jordan had the best number 2 player of all time, which is crazy. Kobe Bryant, Duane Wade, John Stockton, Kareem, A.D. just to list a few were better number 2 players than Pippen, who only averaged 16 points in his career.

  • @mekacrab
    @mekacrab Před 24 dny +3

    I always hear some people saying that LeBron is better than MJ but they never gave me any argument that made sense.
    I am still waiting on someone to provide me a reason of why LeBron would be better, because he always falls short.

  • @df6148
    @df6148 Před 24 dny +2

    MJ before his first ring even arrived is more accomplished that entire NBA careers

  • @bygeorgehemayberite8385
    @bygeorgehemayberite8385 Před měsícem +4

    The no left, & couldn’t shoot 3’s arguments to discredit him always makes me scratch my head

    • @actionjackson7020
      @actionjackson7020 Před měsícem +3

      What’s funny is they do no research before they blast that out. Jordan only averaged 1-2 attempts a game most seasons. However the ones where he shot more, his percentage was higher. Also the mention the line being moved in, but ignore the fact that he still took the same amount of 3s, it benefited everyone else as well and it for only 2 of the seasons he played with the bulls

    • @bygeorgehemayberite8385
      @bygeorgehemayberite8385 Před měsícem

      @@actionjackson7020
      Exactly, excellent points.
      I also like to mention that the majority of those guys who were drafted in the late 70’s - early 80’s didn’t even play the game of basketball w/ a 3-pt arch in either HS or college. A 22-23 ft shot was equivalent to a 10-15 ft shot. Guys who were athletic were always taught to get to the rim or dribble into a mid range pull up.
      As the 3 point shot became more prevalent in the late 80’s - 90’s, u could see MJ adjust to taking those shots, & like u said the more he took, the better his %; but, again, ppl hardly do research or even give context. They just look at raw numbers & say “see.”
      Furthermore, MJ’s career 3pt % raw numbers were on par w/ the league avg. lol

    • @brandonsmith2042
      @brandonsmith2042 Před 26 dny +2

      All this nonsense started with tiktok, and basically those that repeat it only use it one of their many go to lines on the goat debate. Majority of them are just here for the conversation and don't even watch ball like that. You can't even hold a conversation with these bums without them running to Google for stats lmao. They have no eye test on the topic because they don't watch sports.

  • @hardwoodgems
    @hardwoodgems Před měsícem +5

    LeBron is a pass first player, LeBron is pass first, but Jordan has a Finals in which he bested LeBron's best Finals assist numbers. Go figure.
    #WeDoneWithCasuals

  • @jacoblavoie8326
    @jacoblavoie8326 Před 20 dny +1

    The craziest thing I heard someone say was the 90s was watered down due to the expansion teams. Then you look at the draft picks on those expansion teams at the time and this analogy is ridiculous.

  • @TazthepitRIP
    @TazthepitRIP Před 23 dny +3

    By far the most ridiculous arguement these kids have about MJ is that he played gainst cab drivers and plumbers😂😂😂😂 that late 80s and 90s era had SO MANY legends of the game. Todays league has nowhere near the talent that that era had and its not even debateable

  • @miyegombodashdondog923
    @miyegombodashdondog923 Před 13 dny +2

    There's a reason why someone who excels in a certain sport is called the Michael Jordan of that sport.

  • @arthurknightjr.7171
    @arthurknightjr.7171 Před 16 dny +3

    Wow! Lebum has made a total of only 5 game winning shots in the regular season and 2 game winners in the playoffs! A total of 7, IN 21 SEASONS!!! STRAIGHT GARBAGE!!

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny +2

      Jordan holds the record for most buzzer beater clutch shots. Should've retired after that one against Utah. Perfect ending, to a damn near perfect career.

    • @arthurknightjr.7171
      @arthurknightjr.7171 Před 14 dny +1

      Totally agree with you.

  • @corneliusjackson2673
    @corneliusjackson2673 Před měsícem +2

    People say he had no left hand, which isnt true. Then a vid was made showing he not only had a left hand but used ut just as much as his right 😂

  • @DRUIDLABI
    @DRUIDLABI Před 23 dny +2

    “Roman empire was not great because their competition did not have fighter jets” Lebron Fans

  • @norbarellis
    @norbarellis Před 27 dny +3

    I would go so far as say greatest team sports player of all time .. I'll allow Pele as nr second when I'm in a generous mood (rare). No one has done more for their sport than Jordan as a team player, no one has moved their game forward, internationalised interest in their sport, became the unquestioned face, highlight and gear of their sport in the eyes of the entire world in the same way. If you dont recognise how exceptional his achievements in and for the game are, maybe you don't know sport - and thats on you.

    • @TazthepitRIP
      @TazthepitRIP Před 23 dny +1

      Wayne Gretzky has gotta be #2 he was like MJ on ice 😂😂😂😂

    • @jbellflower83
      @jbellflower83 Před 9 dny

      From a stats perspective, Gretzky was more dominant in his sport but MJ was definitely the more popular player. Gretzky's stats don't even make sense. He dominated on a level noone else ever has in any sport.

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před 6 dny

      @@jbellflower83 Wilt Chamberlain piled up stats over his career that were Gretzky-level ludicrous.

  • @roscoedash6673
    @roscoedash6673 Před 26 dny +2

    Gotta call these people out for what they are - LIARS. Anyone who omits that MJ average 45 PPG in a series while Scottie averaged 10 PPG while claiming that MJ needed Scottie is lying. Anyone who omits that LeBron didn't even make the playoffs his first few years while criticizing young MJ for not beating the Bird Celtics is lying.
    The only real criticisms I've ever heard of MJ are that 1. he was not a nice person and 2. he did lost to the Magic and play poorly in that 94-95 playoffs series. Everything else is a just a flat-out lie.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      Not only that. MJ was not the reason the Bulls lost those series. However, Lebron piss poor performance was the reason his teams lost 3 championships.

  • @ShortDwaine
    @ShortDwaine Před měsícem +7

    They also leave out the fact that Grant and Scotty went three for 17 in Game 7 in 1990 vs Detroit.

  • @sarringtoniii
    @sarringtoniii Před měsícem +4

    Folks - check who has a better offensive rebound average? Or a better 3 point pct in the Playoffs? MJ & LBJ are tied for the former and Mike leads the second.

  • @Boss3Nate
    @Boss3Nate Před měsícem +4

    Jordan, LeBron, Kareem, Magic, Bird, Wilt... all have legit cases to be the GOAT.... it's personal preference at the end of the day. Just enjoy the greatness

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před měsícem +1

      Totally right. I believe for most people who say MJ is the GOAT, the question "what qualities/accomplishments make a player the GOAT?" doesn't occur to them; they argue based on "what makes MJ the GOAT?" Objectively speaking, there are only two candidates who qualify. Picture a long, comprehensive list based on the first question: if titles are at/near the top of the list, Russell is it. Titles don't belong anywhere near the top of the list, however, so it's Wilt. (And I'm a Celtics fan!)

    • @Boss3Nate
      @Boss3Nate Před měsícem

      @@jeffwebb4417 and you’re entitled to that opinion

    • @jogendron6320
      @jogendron6320 Před 11 dny

      Objectively speaking 😂😂😂😂😂
      Opinions are the opposite of objectivity.
      But hey you’re right 😂😂😂
      Someone who couldn’t shoot more than 50% FT is your goat
      🤡🤡🤡🤡

    • @jeffwebb4417
      @jeffwebb4417 Před 9 dny

      @@jogendron6320 So? Someone who the refs gave obviously preferential treatment is your goat.
      Of course opinions are subjective, not objective. You think that means people can't form their opinions based on an objective approach/standard? lol

  • @sephmcfierce
    @sephmcfierce Před měsícem

    Wow. I had no idea author Robert Greene is a basketball fan! Great job narrating, Robert!

  • @marcdaddy33
    @marcdaddy33 Před 4 dny

    78 teams in the 90s winning 50 games is POWERFUL

  • @warreno.bryant4406
    @warreno.bryant4406 Před měsícem +3

    All facts 💯 all the time millennial and piston fans old school heads had Kareem as they're goat

  • @byrongolston339
    @byrongolston339 Před měsícem +1

    Great losing Stats on Michael Jordan, and information. Awesome critique. MJ is the G.O.A.T.

  • @ToadStool942
    @ToadStool942 Před 26 dny +1

    Very nice job. Thanks. Gotta' remember that Jordan was also double- and even triple-teamed far more than most any other player. Talk about playing handicapped? And he still averaged 34+ pts per game.

  • @faronanderson2536
    @faronanderson2536 Před měsícem +1

    Regardless of what anyone says about him, no one has got his game. His game is by far superior to anyone else's to this day, in my opinion. And at the end of the day, this is what did all of his talking. It doesn't need our confirmation. It's there for us all to see. It's the truth.
    " There's no hang-time like Mike's "
    Fact!

  • @mauricebuford1551
    @mauricebuford1551 Před 22 dny +1

    All Facts .this is the same thing that I had been telling people and now somebody is talking about it on CZcams. This guy really did his research.

  • @mja4wp
    @mja4wp Před měsícem +2

    Every case, for anyone but Jordan (as the GOAT) is built on quicksand using magical thinking.

  • @kenneths.perlman1112
    @kenneths.perlman1112 Před měsícem +1

    And this was when teams were scoring 90 points a game.

  • @housepumpinpc3983
    @housepumpinpc3983 Před měsícem

    Oh my goodness. I like your logic. You brought up points I never thought of.

  • @user-ff4lr2jj5r
    @user-ff4lr2jj5r Před měsícem +2

    Point One: no one should expect a single rookie, however talented, to rescue an entire team. But given his talent, for Chicago to win 11 more games, is not saying a whole lot. Compare that to Bird and his first year; the Celtics won 31 more games and ended with the division's best record. (or, so I just read online).

    • @donireneyoung1272
      @donireneyoung1272 Před měsícem +3

      Point One...I appreciate the dichotomy, however, as a Celtics fan since 1969 Larry Bird already had good players on his team...Michael Jordan had nothing accept Charles Oakley. The Bulls winning 11 more games his rookie year was remarkable and validates how much of his high level of play night in and night out outperforms LBJ any day of the week.

  • @Augusttadu
    @Augusttadu Před 29 dny +1

    "Jordan needed competent players who can help out"... This statement explains why Jordan was able to win all those championships with only ONE all-star player.

  • @benmurawski
    @benmurawski Před měsícem +2

    I'd say that I agree with all of them because you spoke facts.

  • @Plagueof7deaths
    @Plagueof7deaths Před 10 dny

    The other thing about people talking about Jordan didn’t win until Pippen: Pippen first season he was a bench warmer, and during the first Championship season Pippen wasn’t even selected as an All-Star. Also Pippen’s career numbers were about the same as Chris Bosh’s.. so Jordan just needed a Chris Bosh in order to win his first three-peat.

  • @kmarkhamussco
    @kmarkhamussco Před měsícem +3

    Amazing video!!

  • @meekmozart5216
    @meekmozart5216 Před 22 hodinami

    Mike wigged on that ref….he tossed him like a baseball ump 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @anthony6600
    @anthony6600 Před 16 dny

    Great Video! It looks like there's no dispute on who's the GOAT! 🐐🐐🐐👏👏👏

  • @MONDAYMIDNITE
    @MONDAYMIDNITE Před měsícem

    You nailed it beyond measure. Kudos.

  • @lydella.k.aprofetikdatru1146
    @lydella.k.aprofetikdatru1146 Před měsícem +2

    How dope it must be to just sit back and have millions of others defend your status…..! #hisairness

  • @jasondawson8938
    @jasondawson8938 Před měsícem +1

    Jordan got drafted in 1984. Scored more points in the 80s. Pippen came in 87. Played more than 6 for 6. Hes was a phenomenon. But started winning rings in 91. And the 90s were outstanding.
    But it wasn't the 80s

  • @ShaundiGoins
    @ShaundiGoins Před 14 dny +1

    Brother enough said! These debates about LBJ is the Goat and not MJ is pure ignorance. MJ all day! Thanks for your video bro.

  • @Angelito_Noreaga
    @Angelito_Noreaga Před 16 dny +1

    Jordan is my favorite player ever, easily. I thought he was the goat by far for a long time--until I saw the remastered footage of Wilt Chamberlain. Oh Lord.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      The problem I saw with Wilt is that he was a ball hog and only started winning when he started passing. Also, he declined in the playoffs. The average height back then was 6ft 4in-5in. Bill Russell contained him at times.
      Jordan was blocking and stealing from guys 3 times his size.

  • @Suprme-dk2pv
    @Suprme-dk2pv Před 8 dny

    This argument needs to be more about context and not just accolades, stats, and performance. There is context to all of that stuff on both sides.

  • @gratitudedude4280
    @gratitudedude4280 Před 11 dny

    MJ is a very underrated passer, blocks, defense overall, steals, assists, off ball playmaker, overall playmaker, handles,a leader. Kids nowadays know him as only a scorer.

  • @CaptBones-bq5ur
    @CaptBones-bq5ur Před měsícem

    Great video ‼️

  • @charlesharris4210
    @charlesharris4210 Před 24 dny +1

    My favorite is Detroit was old. So 27, 28 and 29 was old wow

    • @jogendron6320
      @jogendron6320 Před 23 dny

      Yeah amazing how all the legends of the 80s got old at the same time: summer of 1990 😝

  • @ghaile7919
    @ghaile7919 Před 21 dnem

    The younger generation of NBA fans must watch this video to help them understand why MICHAEL JEFFREY JORDAN is the GREATEST OF ALL time. Thank you for making this video, Love how you breakdown the details of MJ's greatness. 👏👏👏👏

  • @davo23452345
    @davo23452345 Před měsícem

    Well said I love this video explaining facts to the critics

  • @ScottOng11
    @ScottOng11 Před 16 dny

    When you think of the player who wore the No. 23, you will always think of Michael Jordan
    He was so good that even Miami Heat retire the No. 23 jersey.

  • @AndrewTaylorJr
    @AndrewTaylorJr Před 21 dnem +1

    Dude this video is PERFECT for shutting up nay sayers…..
    I’m saving it and gonna share when in these conversations.
    MJ MJ MJ is the goat.

  • @bmaga123
    @bmaga123 Před 16 dny

    Spot on! Great video! Knowledgeable fans know that MJ is the GOAT, and it's not even close.

  • @StGeoRUSH619
    @StGeoRUSH619 Před 7 dny +1

    A GOAT never says he's the GOAT (or EXPECTS to be named the GOAT)... a GOAT lets everyone else say it for him. If you really listen to MJ, he always gives props to the older generations, saying, "It's not fair to compare me to them, because we never played each other. It was a different time, a different era." Each generation has their own version of a GOAT. HOWEVER... Like him or hate him, LBJ has surpassed many people statistically, but humility is one stat he needs to learn to embrace. The craziest thing I ever heard come out of LBJ's mouth was when he said, "I'm taking my talents to Long Beach", and then promised the fans that, "we're gonna win championships !!! Not 1... not 2... not 3... not 4... not 5... not 6... not 7"... and then only won TWO, played for the team for FOUR years... and bailed on them, just like he bailed on Cleveland !!! LBJ... stop making promises you can't deliver on... you're not MJ. MIKE DROP, B!TC#E$ !!! Oh, and how many times did MJ lose in the finals... 11 (but he still has SIX RINGS) Look it up... PEACE

  • @yehosorollo6339
    @yehosorollo6339 Před měsícem +1

    You’ve never heard anyone who was at the top of their game described as the Lebron James, the Kareem Abdul Jabbar or the Wilt Chamberlain of their profession. You do, however, hear them described as the Michael Jordan of blah, blah, blah. It’s clear. Jordan is the greatest ever … period.

  • @victorsuarez3
    @victorsuarez3 Před dnem

    Barkley: There's MJ, then there's the rest of us.

  • @Browncow-fw6zh
    @Browncow-fw6zh Před 23 dny +1

    I think the main reason Jordan is dissed is because of a strong desire among many to think that the present is always better than the past. If GOAT always privileges Greatest of MY Time, it becomes a silly and misleading label.

  • @cdblus
    @cdblus Před měsícem +3

    MJ IS THE MF’n G. O. A. T!
    It’s not even close. LeBalco is not better than Bird, Kareem, Hakeem, Kobe, Julius or Magic!

    • @jogendron6320
      @jogendron6320 Před 23 dny

      or Duncan or Wilt or Russell.
      Therefore he’s not top 10.

  • @mathewsbusiness1263
    @mathewsbusiness1263 Před 25 dny +1

    Best player I’ve ever seen play is Jordan. Only other players I wish I could’ve watched..Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell.

  • @dragonray9450
    @dragonray9450 Před měsícem +2

    Facts!!!

  • @donjuanismo
    @donjuanismo Před 16 dny

    Great analysis and video. 10/10 Earned Subscription & multiple shares on social media debate groups.

  • @TazthepitRIP
    @TazthepitRIP Před 23 dny +1

    Jordans 87-88 season was insane. No player has ever came close to putting a season up like that season. He took home almost every award there is. Jordan has more awards in his career than LeBron and Durant combined. Until a player can put up that kind of season MJ will STAY the GOAT. Lebron isn't the goat, he is great and is a one of a kind player who's longevity at such a high level is something very special but he didn't have the impact that MJ did and most importantly was no where near as dominant as MJ. LeBron coming back against the Warriors to win a chip was insane

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      I was looking into it. It seems that is the best season he ever had. Not even his championship seasons were better than that. Despite winning MVP, All defense award, scoring title, and finals mvp in his championship years, the 88 season was his best. Thats freakin crazy. Lebron ain't no GOAT at all. Not even close.

  • @frewtlewps1152
    @frewtlewps1152 Před 11 dny

    My Top 15 list of all time greats is separated into tiers. I believe Jordan is level above the rest, because he had as close to a perfect career as you can get.
    Tier 1: The GOAT
    1) Michael Jordan
    Tier 2: Leaders of the Record Books
    2) Kareem Abdul Jabbar
    3) LeBron James
    4) Wilt Chamberlain
    5) Bill Russell
    Tier 3: The Best of their Era
    6) Kobe Bryant
    7) Larry Bird
    8) Magic Johnson
    9) Shaquille O’Neal
    10) Tim Duncan
    11) Stephen Curry
    12) Hakeem Olajuwon
    Tier 4: Decade Defining Players
    13) Nikola Jokic
    14) Oscar Robertson
    15) Kevin Durant
    ETC….

  • @jerihelyleal6552
    @jerihelyleal6552 Před měsícem

    This is a Great video!

  • @eljefe3993
    @eljefe3993 Před dnem

    I believe Pippen thinks that he absolutely did help Jordan win…. But the numbers are hard to argue against, great job… I grew up watching the 3 peats and I am a born and raised LA Lakers fan… but MJ is the only player who I would watch over my team

  • @gmr5139
    @gmr5139 Před měsícem

    very well said!!

  • @Collin-ic9ct
    @Collin-ic9ct Před 29 dny

    Pretty good argument. Bird, Magic, and Jordan. All different players. What kinda numbers would Bird put up in today's game with more emphasis on the 3? Idk. Jordan had longevity too. Incredible defense. Magic was so fun to watch. Energized everyone but I agree, Jordan is different. No one will ever be as good. A.I. with better teammates perhaps? Better numbers? Idk. Kobe beat Paul The Truth Pearce....pretty incredible performances. Jordan was different....too strong.

  • @caseysmith3329
    @caseysmith3329 Před 2 dny

    Nice analysis.

  • @detectivemarkseven
    @detectivemarkseven Před 11 dny

    "Did your guy win a threepeat?"
    - Me destroying Lebums Stans

  • @sheldonmckenzieel2552
    @sheldonmckenzieel2552 Před 20 dny

    Thank you!!! People tend to forget that '91 finals where MJ was out assisting Magic for the series, until the last game, where Magic recorded over 20 assists. MJ average 11 assists in those finals!!!! People that have seen MJ's full career know he is the G.O.A.T. It is only the mainstream media that has been looking for someone to replace MJ for over 25 years, that is pushing this Lebron G.O.A.T. nonsense. And if you notice, they are all paid by Clutch Sports.

  • @pedromolina9558
    @pedromolina9558 Před měsícem +1

    Fun fact, since Jordan rookie year, he has taken the Bulls to the playoffs. Yes Jordan got swept twice by a HOF team but what did Jordan do, he learned from his losses, stood with the team, never went to join/start a Super Team, & dominated. Jordan has always praised Pippen cause with Pippen, there wouldn’t be no Jordan but in reality, Jordan was being humble cause the Bulls had the opportunity to get a better superstar than Pippen. If it wasn’t for Jordan, the Bulls wouldn’t be the team it was cause of him. Jordan made everyone great around him.

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      Jordan introduced them to the grind. They said he put the team in playoff mode at practice.

  • @beardedfunkgu3121
    @beardedfunkgu3121 Před měsícem +2

    This is a great analysis and as for people bitchin about the last stat, besides expansion teams n that weak attack, player werent cryin over weak ass fouls, actually had to play D and also not sit out for rest bites playin as many games as possible, nba today is a weak, no fundamental rule havin, bitch over being touched doin, half streetball, ( n I love streetball) game spoiling, oh I'm bored of shooting 3s sport now.

  • @forheavensakes9144
    @forheavensakes9144 Před měsícem +1

    Detroit Pistons fan here and Jordan was the goat

  • @jeffreywesley4873
    @jeffreywesley4873 Před měsícem +1

    Jordan is the goat because of what we watched him do night in and night out his attack was relentless on both ends of the floor

    • @alfasiger4178
      @alfasiger4178 Před 14 dny

      Even before he won his rings, everyone was calling him the GOAT because no one saw anything like this: it was after his 1988 season. He wanted to win so bad despite knowing his team sucked.