Michael Jordan Highlights vs Clippers (1996.11.25) - 40pts, YOU REACH, I TEACH!
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Both ends of floor. Offense and defense. You don't see that today or the effort every play MJ gave. That is why he is GOAT.
@Litty 3 Titty Because we want to
I don't know why my lifespan happened to coincide with the career of Michael Jordan, but I'm very thankful it did! G.O.A.T.
Tru, you could have been born in the 1800's 🤔
He barely takes any dribbles for any of his shots. He is so efficient in moving without the ball, and once he gets it, he only needs 1 or 2 dribbles to create space. There is no wasted dribbling.
Product of Crew I've also seen Mike travel & that was not a travel lol. He was just so fuckn smooth man! It was a privilege to watch him growing up which makes not seeing him now suck! I definitely think LeBron is a great player but there was just something so effortless about jordans play. Kobe was definitely smooth as well & I'm still so sad about that...smh
@Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA yup. That's what they don't get. Context. If we go by fg percentage. Then we have Shaq.
Similar to klays playstyle
@DeathWish nah hes the god of plumbing. If u know what I mean...
Harden doesn't agree with that 😂
Note that Jordan was already 33 at this point and still plays top level defense.
Most above 30 year old superstars today virtually stop playing defense at this point for "load management" and conserve energy for the playoffs.
Super underrated comment!! He always played both ends. Even his time in Washington
I think what people fail to appreciate is that he barely missed any games…
Meaning he brought it EVERY night.
No matter the opponent
yup he was all NBA defensive first team from 1988 to 1993 & 1996-1998 not to mention DPOTY as guard in 1988
@@andrewwebster7185exactly
Hard to do that fadeaway to the left if you're a right handed shooter......well for MJ nothing is hard.
He was pretty much ambidextrous though. I've seen MJ routinely make difficult shots with his left, as well as dunk lefty at times.
I practiced time and time again.....very difficult....takes time to get it......like the moonwalk lol
Goat~~~
Im a sophomore who averages 27 points and 87% percent from the line and shooting with the left is still difficult.
@@MrGreenBeanBeenBeanin did you get college offers
I've never seen the slow motion angles of that "you reach I teach" moment. The guy that guarded him, Malik Sealy, died 4 years after i na car accident.
I remember this... Jordan was unstoppable
Mike would average 40-50 points in this weak ass Era simply the goat
Mr Q Ceaz this era actually mirrors the same era Mike played in with the addition of more athletic players, the teams and records are all similar. Most ppl but into the hype that it was so much harder but you had guys like Tim hardaway, Stockton, Price, Zeke, Chris Jackson, Joe dumars, Vinnie Johnson, Mark Jackson, Damon stoudemire, all 6'3 or smaller putting up numbers so that tougher stronger myth is just that.
Richard Riley the rules are different now if somebody sneeze on you in this Era it's a foul
Mr Q Ceaz the rules are different but guess what? Jordan had the privilege of getting these calls back then especially after the 86/87 season with the rule changes that assisted Jordan because it played towards his skill set.
Kareem would average 70+, Wilt would average 90, Shaq would average 50+, Bernard King would average 45, Alex English would average 40+, Dominique would average 45+, Ice Man would drop 45+, Big O would average a high triple double, David Robinson would average 40pts 20 boards, Barkley would average 40 pts 25 rebs, so guess what Jordan wouldn't be the only player to benefit, the tile held him back then and they would hello him now. (Only debating from your stand point, there's other factors to consider but too much to type)
nope
Damn. look at the defense MJ is showing here, so difficult to score on him.
I thought this was a home game with how the crowd was cheering basically every time MJ touched the ball but no, MJ would just be cheered for equally if not more than the home teams own crowd.
So classy...never seen any guy that even close to his class...not even kobe, or lebron...
Andri Kristianto - exactly. He was just grounded and classy. Smart.
do classy guys have gambling problems and bully teammates?
and taunt the opposition?
Uncle Tony: what I meant by ‘classy’ was the technics and skills he demonstrated in most of his games, not to mention his fashionable styles and body figure.
he was cool, no doubt. in fact I was the first (and only) person at my high school to have the original Jordans when they first came out in 1985. believe it or not, I'm guessing half of the students didn't even know who he was at the time. He became a household name in the yrs that followed.
when he came back for second three peat he had lost a step. I mean he was still the best but compared to first three peat he was at 80 percent of what he use to be. the mj from the 1st three peat is the greatest athlete of all time the things he did was not humanely possible.
For me, he did a mistake during the 1995 summer when he put on more muscle than needed. You watch the 1995 playoffs, and MJs' athleticism was mostly there, even though he'd been away from the sport for 2 years almost, did several vintage MJ stuff (including dunks on the whole Orlando team). Come next year he was much bulkier, and heavier, and kind of settled in a post up/midrange type of offense which little by little affected his body too. Its all understandable though, second three peat MJ wasnt as motivated and as angry as first three peat MJ. He had found a way of maintaining his excellence without spending too much of himself mentally.
@@johnyb9519 He was motivated. he jsut wanted to change his game and stay on the post and be more effective thinking that that was better than playing on the permieter. But yeah he bulked up too much. The 95 MJ was light on his feet. Should've maintained that and just added a few pounds. He was strong anyway. He didn't need that extra muscle IMO.
That travel call at 1:41 never would be called in todays league where they letting 3 steps frequently. Kids forget that there was a time when the rules were balanced and didn't highly favor offense.
Its amazing how polished his footwork is. Kobe is polished as well but he still ends up taking tough shots. Jordan really sells his move so he ends up getting a clean look more times than not. Kobe is a tougher shot maker.
+Cupcakes ANDmuffins
"Kobe is a tougher shot make"
No....he isn't.
Dat_BA06_Guy Kobe takes a lot of contested shots in difficult, tight situations and from a further range. Jordan's shot selection was much cleaner. Jordan's big hands higher lift, and hangtime helped him create more space and thus a better look. Kobe didn't quite have that luxury but he still was able to get his shot off even if he couldn't create as much space as Jordan. Kobe also didn't have the same drive to the basket that Jordan did so defenders can play on him a little bit tighter. That's not a knock on Kobe because he drove in great in his prime. His lesser physical abilities played a huge part in him having to take tougher more contested shots than Jordan.
+Cupcakes ANDmuffins
There's been LOTS of guys throughout NBA history, that had the "ability" to take (and make) these "tough shots" that you guys seem to think only kobe's capable of.
Bird, Magic, MJ, Gervin, Bernard King, etc., there's PLENTY of 'em.
But what separates them from kobe, is that they had the discipline and ability to consistently work for (and find) BETTER shots to take. You see this "ability" that you're trying to assign to kobe, and are giving him credit for, is actually just a laziness and a lack of a good/great shot selection on his part.
The truth of the matter is this: the good/great front-court talent that he consistently played with, is what masked A LOT of his deficiencies in this area. Because throughout the course of his career, he'd launch up about 5 to 6 wild, bad shots a game, and out of 'em, he'd make maybe 1 or 2 of 'em in spectacular fashion.
This is what's led to this fanboys claiming that he's a "tough shot" maker. But they TOTALLY ignore the 4 or 5 bad ones that he MISSED in that SAME game.
Dat_BA06_Guy ehh I think you're getting too worked up here. I'm not a kobe fan boy. No need to write so much when we both agree he has bad shot selection. Still it doesn't take away from the fact he makes tough shots
Cupcakes ANDmuffins At a low %, thus nullifying the credit given to doing it.
I never miss an upload
C'mon Sal....the Bulls play *budda-ba-ba* TO-NIGHT....I never miss an upload....
4:17 Someone reaches➡Jordan teaches. Enough said
Jeez they were already calling him the GOAT and Superman. They still had two more seasons filled with unprecedented greatness ahead of them.
R.I.P. Malik Sealy
"They do call travelling on Superman!" Hahahaha. I remember somebody said just by calling steps on MJ is sensational enough hahaha. That is why he is the GOAT.
MJ was 12-12 at the free through line there at the end when they had a comfortable 7 point lead and the game was over. So instead of stat padding, he attempted to make that last one with his eyes closed. Cause why not? He wasn't there to look good on just paper. This is the only time ive seen him actually miss one of those but thats fine because he respected the game enough not to inflate his numbers... cough lelfop cough. And when people say Kobe was better than MJ at free throws with his .01% lead, they're not taking into account that MJ shot with his eyes closed sometimes🐐
Can you post more games of MJ from the late 80s? Especially 87-88 season. I will be appreciated.
You reach, I teach.
Damn, of the first 3 Clippers shown on the screen, 2 have died, and the other is paralyzed from the shoulders down. Very sad.
Jordan got so much separation on his shots and makes everything look effortless.
Stanley Roberts was on this Clippers team, he played at LSU with Shaq and Mahmoud Abdul Rauf. He was very talented but lacked a real passion for the sport. Jordan and Pippen went up to him after a game and told him he could be extremely rich and famous if he worked harder on his game. Sports illustrated had a good article on him in the early 2000s
1990 to 1993 was mj prime and he was the goat 🐐 and motivated
The GOAT. From the two guard position.
This may have sounded like Chicago, but that was the L.A. fans consciously cheering on Jordan and the Bulls.
33 years old and look at the defense, impressive.
Remember that he averaged in the thirties and routinely scored in the 49s and 59s when scores used to be 88-85. Now scores are 20-25 higher on average.
0:26 you can see how THE GOAT react after block. It's like his regular work... And now look ESPN's GOAT how react after block against 6'3 high player ruclips.net/video/898o-HGiyXs/видео.html
makaveli g Did you notice that after they inbounded the ball they just let that guy drive in the paint for a dunk? And dumb shits say that defense is way better today? Clearly its false
Anthony Apodaca One play man! Watch some games from the 90s and you will know
The Best Ever
I also noticed how the entire game in general looks intense just because of how intense he's playing, he made everyone have to wake tf up and play
is that the same clippers announcer these days who says BIIINGO?!
kyclutch swerving yes sir
He almost screwed Malik sealey right into the floor 😆 4:20 discombobulated that man
No seriously HOW DO U MAKE A DEFENDER FALL WITHOUT DRIBBLING⁉️😳
This is like a week or two after the release of Space Jam. Maybe the peak of Jordan's popularity
It's November of that year and his intensity looks like its game 1 of the NBA finals lol. Kawhi would be load managing
He is simply the best to ever play the game of basketball
The was 97, look at the shoes! 96 was the leather , those he has on 97 , the 23 in the bubble is 98, look at the shoes.
He wore what are now called the 13’s in 98. Not the 12’s.
This 96-97 season version of Jordan vs a 90-91 Jordan would be very interesting. Obviously, 91 is more athletic, but I'd like to see how 91 plays D against 97 and that post up game.
RIP Malik Sealy
When a guy named Pooh got switched up on MJ, then fouled him, you knew it was gonna be a long night for The Clip Joint.
MJ has no weaknesses
He did not travel. His pivot foot never moved.
instead of digitizing the VHS transfer which lost a lot of the resolution lines, maybe you should've just played the VHS on TV and used a HD vide camera to record the TV.
“A 3 at the buzzer makes the game.. more close” 😂😂
Legend
I would love to see more highlights of Dr J’ s games during his prime years...other than that awesome jumpshot and superb footwork M J was just a more contemporary version of the Doctor...your post are awesome ...keep them coming
this man Stamina has to be on 99 to play both ends of the floor like that.
4:18 you reach i teach
best ever
Goat tings
You have to factor in all the free throws he took with eyes closed at end of games. He prob was 90% FT if not for those lol
goat
This the Jordan the show the 90s because he was winning but 90 Jordan is not better then lebron now the 80s Jordan that man was different they don’t show him because they wasn’t winning but the 80s Jordan might be the best ever
lol 1:40 was traveling ??? because mj didn`t change his pivot foot like LBJ ??????????????
2:47 - 2:52 *dude big mad* Lol!!
Jordan would average 40 in today game where you can’t handcheck bump your opponent and 1995 Jordan was lot more quicker and faster because in 1994 he decided to bulk up and he lost his quicker and then that off season he lost 10 pounds he had his quickness back and his athleticism and the reason why he wanted to bulk up is because he knew once he turned 33 he would lose his speed and a little athleticism and wanted to be efficient in the midrange and the post instead on the perimeter
Not a stat chaser like Lebron. He could’ve went 12-12 from the free throw line and closed his eyes on the last free throw
Who’s here after the documentary?
Is that a ball-boy heckling mj at the end?
Sven Geirnaert Heckling?? More like worshipping up close!
Asking for the shoes!
dont reach on the goat 4:10
2:50.
His midrange is wet
you hear how bias walton is .. every time ive heard him in videos with jordan its always him saying wilt this wilt that.. what a joke
@42brownbomberexactly Brown.
So he HAS missed w/ eyez closed. Huh.
This team finished 36-46, 8th in the West, can you say watered down?
Richard Riley At least try to make a sound argument. 8th seed was a 39-43 team in Sacramento during 95-96 season. That’s 2 games behind the 8th seed for 16-17 season in Portland. You’re saying today’s NBA is also watered down? Fkn idiot. There are so many intangibles that go into a season that numbers can’t explain.
Mark alt no need to be disrespectful, the point in making is how ppl like to discredit teams today without proper research. I'm quite aware of the nuances, intangible and variances that go into a season to determine outcomes but my main point is there's no difference when it all boils down. But for you, control your manners or lack thereof. You don't have to respect but you don't have to be disrespect either.
@Richard Riley,
There is a huge difference. The 90's was the era with more 50+win teams and 60+win teams in any other decade. The compatition and the parity was at his best. You've had 4 or 5 teams on each conference that could compete for a championschip every season.
Today? Only one or two teams in only one conference can pretend to a championschip. Big difference.
Stop showing free throws man . So boring
this was the season when they won 69 games after they won 72 the previous season. its funny how they lost 3 games fewer than the previous season but at the same time 69 games is still a time great season
Jordan would average 40 in today game where you can’t handcheck bump your opponent and 1995 Jordan was lot more quicker and faster because in 1994 he decided to bulk up and he lost his quicker and then that off season he lost 10 pounds he had his quickness back and his athleticism and the reason why he wanted to bulk up is because he knew once he turned 33 he would lose his speed and a little athleticism and wanted to be efficient in the midrange and the post instead on the perimeter
1:20.