No Stopping Michael Jordan when He Took Over (1993.06.02)
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That ending defense against Charles Smith one of the best defensive sequences I've ever seen.
Can we imagine such a thing today? No way! XD
i saw something similar with letrell sprewell and spurs 1999 no blocks hard trap
Yeah I remember watching this sequence play out. Everyone was holding their breath.
I saw Charles Smith in person a few days ago! He was still trying to make that layup!😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
😂😂
This intensity and excitement is what is missing from todays games. This series was great, the 92 Knicks vs Bulls series was even better. I miss those battles.
Nowadays, people just shoot.
@@allenmoon545 Nowadays, they exchange jerseys and go on each other's podcasts. They don't have that drive, that anger, that hatred, because they know maybe next year, they'll just form a superteam together.
@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 it's g@y nowadays
Cell phone era, unfortunately.
That defensive stop at the end of the game is underrated!! And I’m a Knicks fan! 🤦🏾♂️
all he had to do was re gather and go up strong and flush it. No one was in front of him blocking his path from the basket. Smith had the boogeyman in front of him
As a Knicks fan this series hurt.
It's not underrated. It was talked about big at the time.
OMG I REMEMBER SCREAMING AT THE TV WITH MY DAD WHEN CHARLES SMITH GOT STRIPPED OVER AND OVER AGAIN UNDER THE BASKET!
I refuse to rewatch it to this day. I KNEW we were done after that.
Bro made half of all these highly contested shots from mid range. Wild.
His game was so damn smooth
The NBA at its peak: NBC with great presentation of iconic announcers, the music, the monologue intros, the rivalries (even the coaches didn’t like one another), even the crowds seemed to be more intense. There was no need to play background music during the games.
I miss that shyt, then right after the game, we're outside hooping trying to relive it all 💪
@@MikeStivic-b1ido you remember when the guy at Chicago Stadium won $1 million for that full court shot? Next day at school we spent all of recess trying that 😂
@@edmondlau511 honestly bro, we always went outside during halftime getting shots up in the backyard plus I went to school in the ghetto LoL, we didn't have basketball courts but we ALWAYS tried to "remake" Michael Jordan moves. Either way, what a time to be alive 💪
@@MikeStivic-b1iit was a great time to be a basketball and WWF/WCW fan. Crime was really bad in the 90s in Chicago. I sure miss the food there though. You still in the area?
@@MikeStivic-b1i 1000% true!!!
underrated classic game by Jordan
Growing up in Chi watching the 91, 92, 93 series vs the Knicks and being on the edge of my seat is when I knew I would love the game of basketball for the rest of my life. Thank you MJ
I'm not bragging or anything but we grew up across the street from Michael Jordan's mother and father. By the time we moved there he was already in Chicago.
During the preseason he would come back and use the local gym and basically spent 3 hours doing his fade away jump shot Non-Stop.
My mother to this day still speaks to Michael's mother on the phone at least once a month. I actually worked together in the seventies.
The Goat, a living legend. Jordan is more entertaining to watch then all of movies, music videos, and theatre plays i have seen combined. The most graceful and dominant athlete in modern day history.
Well said.
@@robharrand Thanks man!!
Quite possibly the greatest NBA playoff game ever played.
It really is phenomenal basketball.
I would say that’s his 55 point masterpiece vs the Suns. His defense on Kevin Johnson in that game was insane.
You may be correct
@@CHI-JORDAN-CHI I've always said that if anyone wants to know why Jordan played no game 7s in the NBA finals, look at game 4 of the 1993 finals. He has at least one game in every Finals he's played in where he wills his team to victory.
So good, so tough to guard, so tough to beat. MJ is the ultimate winner
Many actors, musicians, pro athletes become super famous because of many factors.. Jordan became the most famous person in the world because of what he did on the court, nothing else!
Dude had alot of other skills to get to that level. Plenty of other super athletic freaks out there without an ounce of charm. It was the advertisements that made him a worldwide sensation imo
@@SmokeDog1871 The advertisements came along because of his godly play on the court. Not the other way around
@@Daveyboy_GolfR Absolutely. If it were the other way around, all those stars from the 80s sponsored by Converse would have put this company at the top of the sports industry.
Michael Jordan is the greatest figure in sports, the best athlete in team sports.
Tonight I'm going to root for another great player because it's no longer fun to follow the NBA and root for any of its athletes who have become accustomed to a cute game and a mentality more based on status and numbers than competitiveness.
@@sportschannel3637Great post! So You're rooting for McDavid and the Oilers or Tkachuk/Barkov and the Panthers?
I live here in South Florida, But I was born and raised in MTL, Canada... I honestly prefer if the Oilers win, only because the city of Edmonton will go absolutely BONKERS.... And The parades and fanfare won't stop for weeks or even months.
However when it comes to the NHL and South Florida, let's just say it's not the greatest commodity down here. So if we do win the 🏆, most of our people won't even know about it, And the ones that do know about it, won't really care much.
(In comparison to the people of Edmonton)
@@Daveyboy_GolfR Great response.
It's good to know about these issues, the attitude and adoration of the local population towards their teams, I don't have much access to this because I'm from far away, from Brazil.
I'm rooting for Connor, he's not the best defensive center in the League, but he plays with attitude, passion, he's a leader in his own way and as for his talent in terms of skills, I don't even need to mention it.
But I think this time the Panthers will win.
Man, the intensity in this series and particularly this game was tremendous back then in 1993. You could cut it with a knife or blade and see the effects in the air. It was that noticeable. The energy was insane. Kind of like NHL games today.
Remember the Bulls lost the first 2 games in Madison down 0-2. People were saying the Knicks got this.
That was narrative, then Game 3, Mj shot 3 for 18 I believe but was more of a decoy. They won down 2-1.
Then the Goju-yon game happened (54) and he went off. Shooting threes all over the place vs Starks. who played great in this series overall.
Series tied 2-2.
This highlight is game 5, now the Bulls are up 3-2
This was must must-win for Chicago. They wanted no part of a game 7 in Ruckus Madison and rightfully so.
Game 6 Bulls waves bye-bye and onto Phoenix to Threepeat.
thanks for the summary bro; either we didn't have NBA games on TV yet or i was too young to pay attention. I started playing basketball during MJ's return in 94-95. Thank goodness there is CZcams.
what's "Goju-Yon" by the way?
@@rageflash9 Thanks and thanks for learning history properly.
This game was on TNT or TBS I believe on cable or Direct TV. I watched this game with my family who are all die-hard hoopers. Blitz Network has some really good insight games from Rookie to 1993. Highly recommended. MJ was out of this world! YOU MISSED IT LIVE! nothing today compares to it. The closest thing in terms of excitement would have to be going broke financially after investing most of your money in a business startup and waking up wealthy the next day. That is the closest to it in terms of energy. Imagine that no exaggeration!
Goju-yon means 54 in Japanese.
@@hainavidotcom thanks bro..games in the 90s were something else bro..the intensity, the rivalry, the physicality.it was an era of MEN playing baksketball
@@hainavidotcom Blitz Network did a fantastic job with Jordan's games from the 80s, one of my favorite channels. This 93 ECF was something else, one of the best series ever.
I remember watching this live, that Charles Smith sequence was so tense. Bulls lost the first two games then ran off four straight to cap it.
Theses are the new styles on display that Jordan is showing AKA his style. nothing these dudes did after him is brand New. that's why he really is the only one who you can say truly changed the game. Others innovated before him but Jordan changed how people playing styles looked. from dribbling to jump shooting to how people looked when they dunked the ball. And of course all the insane circus shots he hit. Even his interior passing was crazy influential
MJ IS MY FAVORITE NBA PLAYER!!!! He’s my NBA LEGEND, ICON, IDOL AND GOAT!!!! ❤😊❤😊😊😊❤️ 🤩 😍
This was prime MJ 93
I have heard different people say basically every year is prime for him, or just about. That shows you how amazing he was honestly. The fact that people are so all over the place about which year was best. Everyone says something different because you can argue almost every year, or at least 5 or 6 legitimately.
Very true but something about 93 Jordan and 2003 Kobe ... When they were still so young, lean and quick. Just look at the lift they get on every j ... Playing the young man's game relying on athleticism as much as skill, so fun to watch.
The hustle in the closing seconds was insane.
Greatest midrange in history. Amazing.
Man i miss the rivalry between the Knicks & Bulls especially back when the Bulls & Knicks we're deep in the playoffs those were wars fighting tooth and nail for a spot in the finals. As a fan of the game they always had me on the edge of my seat man i miss that.
MJ ♾️🐐.
CLASSIC!!!
Starks really watched a ton of film on Mike for this matchup. Elite defense he played in this series
Yup....just wasn't tall enough to really stop him, just make it super difficult for Jordan to get to his comfort spots, which is the whole court basically. Starks has the heart of a champion.
Riley should've doubled him more often but that wasn't his defensive philosophy ala Thibedou.
@@Israel-nb7ip None of it mattered. Nothing was stopping Jordan or those teams. He was unstoppable.
@thegrandpencil4374 Jordan was unstoppable, true...but maybe doubling him would've forced other guys to beat us. I'll live with other guys beating us over MJ.
The problem is you can't do that with Mike. He will get his regardless. He played just as good off ball as he did on the ball. Basically Mike knew how to get his with in the flow of the game. @Israel-nb7ip
@@saltymonkey8874 the results likely would've been the same but, as a Knicks fan, I just got tired of seeing Jordan completely torch (mostly) John Starks in the '92, '93, and '96 playoffs with one-on-one coverage. Before that, Pitino tried trapping Jordan with full court presses in the '89 playoffs which was a complete disaster game plan cuz that was peak physical freak MJ.
Game 5 of the '93 East Finals. This game is G.O.A.T.ed
These are some tough shots.
These games were more must see then the Super Bowl!
Jordan was unguardable. His jump shot was money
No one could take over a game like MJ
1:21 it's amazing how he even got that shot off. And of course it went in.
The GOAT Michael Jordan
Nothing like watching Jordan and the bulls at Madison Square on Sunday good ol days
Recordar a Su Majestad jugando es un deleite 🙌🏻
This generation likes to turn down history. Embrace the art that was Michael Jordan and leave goat discussion alone.
So refreshing, not seeing 1000 3 pointers getting jacked up
Forever a classic
#Game5
I remember this like it was last night
How Mike got that shot over Pat is beyond me
It's amazing
Straight butter too!
How good those games were with the NY. How I miss that type of game currently in the NBA
No weaknesses, this man was an all around player, anywhere he’s needed he will get the job done. That’s a fact jack!
He was so good but what made him even better is that he found his open teammates, that made these Bull teams extremely hard to defend.
Poetry in motion
Kobe and LeBron top 5 all time players but no question Jordan is the man. Period
MJ and the bulls
2 dribble pull GOD
"Smith... Strip Smith, Stop Smith Stopped again" and just like that the 2-0 lead by the Knicks entirely evaporated.
MJ always serious facing Knicks
Black Man. Black Man...........
We should be Running The World the same way We Dominate Sports and Entertainment.
Myyyyyyyyyy Goodness
92-93 Bulls were scary good. Would take that team over any other Jordan Bulls team. So many weapons, Jordan in his absolute prime, Pippen as well. Clutch role players like Paxon to come off the bench and drain midranges and 3s. This and the 85 Celtics are my favorite teams to watch still to this day.
see how smooth he jump
0:12 I swear I've seen this 25K times
Look at the defense and the intensity of these games nowadays no way and he makes it look so effortless to score
G.O.A.T
0:13 1:08 MJ with an array of moves to get a shot off at anytime.
1:13 Man, what an insane fadeaway over the 7 foot freak of nature Patrick Ewing.
🐐
Shout out to Marv Albert and coach Mike Fratello on the great commentary.
Classic!!!
Jordan would have did the 94 and 95 Rockets like he did the New York Knicks here.
Man he had John Starks number
I think thise Knick teams were thr most impressive teams the Bulls beat.
They were loaded with the toughest defensive players in the league.
Ewing, Oakley, Mason, Smith, Starks, etc. Later, they had Larry Johnson, Derek Harper, and I think even Gerald Wilkins at one point.
Thise were wars, man. They pushed the Bulls around inside.
The God Emperor of Basketball. He's even more astonishing in hindsight.
I’d rather watch Bird highlights 😊
Ah the infamous Smith stuffed game
MJ reminds me of Caitlin!!! the new MJ and the true GOAT #Caitlin #22 #Fever #CaitlinStrikesBack 🥰😍🤩🥰😍😍🥰
You see the defense of the Chicago bulls to stop New York Knicks Charles Smith. It's takes a team to overcome and win to beat out the competition, not one player like LeBron James. Like the goat Michael Jordan said it's who have the best team not player. Everyone didn't get a chance to compete against each other.
1:22 must have very strong wrist for making this high arching shot
THEY SAY MIKE AINT HAVE A HANDLE ....OK
As a 53yo former Southside Chicago native we were going crazy after the last defensive sequence to end the game. Damn, those are great memories. The new generation of sports just don't give me that feeling and why I don't watch sports anymore.
MJ too good
31 Years Ago
0:18
Jump with your left foot and land with both feet
How many centimeters are you
That was the last truly great New York team. The 99’ team was good but not this good.
The offensive foul on Rivers and the phantom foul on Starks were definitely some BS calls
Exactly, but don't tell his fanatics that, or they lose their shit. There were also some others he didn't put in the video as well, which were BS as well. Stern couldn't let his Golden Boy lose, plain and simple
@@TylerHingleton Are y'all related?!?
He literally did everything. He completely dominated the second half of this game. He was doing EVERYTHING.
Middy King
Next Year It Will Be 32 Years In The Year Of 2025
That handchecking was mostly nonsense. Hand checking a strong or extremely quick perimeter player was mostly useless anyway. It was more of a gamble changeup if you couldnt stay in front of a very skilled guy to disrupt his rhythm. Not something to be use on a jordan, kyrie irving, steph or isiah that and make you look foolish if you miss.
This is so confusing. Somebody driving to the basket and the defender.. Actually.. plays defense?? Instead of dropping their arms and "taking a charge"??? Unheard of!
That hangtime at czcams.com/video/vWCx7xVRRVk/video.html
No left ?
This game proves that if MJ doesn’t retire in’94, they would have eliminated the Knicks and returned to the Finals, possibly beating the Rockets.
The Bulls had the chance to eliminate them in game 6, if it weren't for that bullshit call on Pippen, when he contested Derek Harper's jumper. Houston was always a bad matchup, especially in the early-90s, and don't see the Bulls beating them, especially with fatigue also being a factor
To be honest, I feel had MJ been on the 1994 team, that team would have been better than the 1996 team. They picked up Kukoc and Kerr, BJ & Grant had improved and they had both pair of centers from both 3peats (Cartwright/Perdue & Longley/Wennington). That's 24 fouls right there lol. In the end, the real #23 doesn't lose on the biggest and final stage on any level so the Bulls weren't going to lose.
@@TylerHingleton We could also say...had Kukoc missed that GW shot, the Knicks go up 3-0. They only lost by 2. Series closed. I think if Pip had taken it like he wanted, more than likely he misses. He wasn't the greatest clutch shooter.
SN: I think it's funny that you want the Bulls to win when MJ is not on the team but lose when he is lol.
@@jtremaine23 The Bulls did get screwed in that game 6 vs Knicks in 1994 cuz of that BS call on Pippen, and would've returned to the ECF without MJ in the picture. Kinda funny how your manufactured idol didn't wanna include that in TLD documentary lol
@@TylerHingleton I don't have an idol but it seems you've watched that doc more than I have.
why come when I played him 1on1, he never paid ?
Nba is a joke now. Complete joke looks like children playing at the ymca. These were grown men
Preeeeeeeeeach!
Charles Smith failing harder than Lebron James' NBA Finals record....
Lebrick is better.
Defence weak af😭😭
Strongest ever
It's weaker today, can't even touch players anymore
This knicks team is one of the best defensive teams ever.
@@LOL-ro9ef 💪 defense.. today's defense is soft like the players(lebron, etc)
Ok, casual....you have no idea what you're watching.
Look at the BS foul calls MJ got in this game, which helped ensure that the Bulls took the series lead. Doc drove to the basket, and MJ didn't even establish legal position. The one where he pulled up on Starks at the right elbow, and the latter didn't even touch him. There was rigging going on in the NBA back then as well.
The league should retire the number 23 #jordan
Yes
LOL!!!!!!