Pistons Tried to Murder Michael Jordan! (1993.04.12)
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Even with all the hard fouls, the GOAT can't be stopped. Living legend!!
Definitely!!
@@pyramiddesert Indeed!!
No sir he CAN'T
@@bennisford1712 indeed!!
The Pistons did knock him out of the playoffs several years in a row. So knocking the crap out of him at the basket DID work for a while
Michael's durability is his most intimidating trait, no matter how many times he got hit he always wanted to keep playing the hardest he could
Exactly…Giannis took the same fall on the court and been out 2 games
Jordan had such an insane amount of mental strength and will that if he had one of his legs cut off, he'd be trying to find a way to get on the court and score.
He probably played hurt way more than he should have due to an abundance of mental fortitude.
I would even say if you compared him to other top performers in any other sport or any other field in general, he would rank near the top of the list in regards to mental strength.
The only other NBA players that come to my mind quickly who even come anywhere close to that amount of mental strength are Kobe and Allen Iverson.
Some guys sprain their ankle and go sit on the bench for 2 weeks. Other guys sprain an ankle and walk it off. Physical durability counts for quite a lot, but mental toughness is even more important.
Edit:
This is in response to the comment about Giannis. I guess it's a long-winded way of saying: Jordan was just built different LOL.
@@stevewilson9778 Very true
Can you imagine Lebron playing in this era? He would have had a psychotic meltdown with how much he cries every single time he misses a shot or someone breathes on him. Jordan was better in every single aspect.
@@neo7759 Yep
That hard foul from Rodman is the reason the rest of the season, into the playoffs Jordan wore wrist stint on his shooting hand. Go back and look at the 93 playoffs and you’ll see Jordan with it. It was only by the finals was it feeling better and he took it off. It also contributed to Jordan’s poor shooting in the knicks series. But as we see not only did it not stop Jordan, it didn’t even stop him from continuing to play in this game. His ability to play through pain was remarkable. And reason he’s the GOAT
The team physician said he had some sort of off switch for the pain as soon as he stepped on the court. Like his multiple sprains, groin injury, and stubbed toe, you would only see him limping after the actual game when he went off the court. Heck even in his Wizards years, his teammates saw what looked like reddish black fluids extracted from his knees during halftime but he still played the second half😆
That 64 point game against Shaq and the Magics, he wore that same wrist splint that was shown in the video. He scored 64 at a loss though. He said it was wasted effort, he wasn't happy about his points..
Some notable performance with injury: Stubbed toe in the finals vs LA in 91. Wore a cut open toe of his shoe on the first half of game 4 but played through the pain wearing closed shoe in the second half. He said the open toe despite easing the pain it hindered his movements, it lacked support.
Tendinitis in 96 finals.
Recurred groin injury in ECF 89 vs the Knicks. He was so embarrassed in game 2 because people talked about it and he scored 15 pts after playing 2 quarters. From games 3-6, he dropped 40pts on average with groin injury🤣🤣🤣
Here's an article when he dropped 47 11 6 despite the pain: www.nytimes.com/1989/05/15/sports/sports-of-the-times-m-jordan-first-in-flight.html
Flu game
Multiple ankle sprain games...
Yes, I remember, wasnt it starks or Rivers who tried to aggravate Jordan's wrist by constantly trying to swipe it, Jordan held the ball and went up to his face.
Look at Joe Dumars at the end of the end, that's sportsmanship and that's why he was and still is my favorite player of all time.
Dumars is a championship caliber player while Isiah who threw a punch on Rick Mahorn is full of s--t to be exact look at --1:36-- on the video walking off after his candy a-- got whooped by the Bulls no wonder he wasn't included in the Dream Team lol
I hated the Pistons as a kid, but always respected Joe Dumars.
I thought Dumars was extremely underrated.
Joe dumars was a class act, l always respected him.
Joe dumars killed the Bulls alot and I'm a die hard Bulls Fan he had hops handle defense and could rebound as well.
His Airness The GOAT 1:14 Vintage Jordan
Yep.. I was surprised that amazing play
Some of us, or maybe many of us, don't take Michael Jordans competitive spirit for granted by saying, "yeah. He was great." Then say something else to sell him short. I realize that he was very tough on his teammates at times. And, pushed the envelope regarding being a "bully". Maybe that was a character defect. Remember, most of all, that his dedication to himself and to the Chicago Bulls and his comittment to excellence are actually understatements. Because, even though it's just my opinion, the stats are a reality and the contagious mindset to win were such assets that Michael Jordan, as human as he is, deserves to be put on a pedastool as long as he is remembered as being equal to others and yet a great example of being the best you can be.
Honestly, Michael Jordan inspires me to get my energy level up higher and I thank him for that.
I'm not trying to be on some big "soapbox" but look at what Michael Jordan did for people and with people including himself. As true as it is, humorously speaking, he could sure sell some products. And, still does. Back at the peak of his career for many several years later, he really did have an enormous impact on the world as just one human being. Wow. It's almost mind boggling.
pedastool ?!?
His ability to control the basketball with his hands was amazing
The strength it took to make that reverse layup was insane
Players do that everyday in the nba now. Hell Jamaal Murray does it 2 times every game.
Every single game today
@Beery first video I searched. Should easily show what I am trying to say. Around 7m30 is jordan Clarkson taking a foul reverse layup off hand. Took tons of strength and control. An even better example of the strength athletes have now is st 9m20 when fox ran into I big guy and still finished offhand and stayed upright. These guys also cover more distance in air to make thier shots. Jordans was almost under the hoop.
ruclips.net/video/VUf_PNbIBuQ/видео.html
@Beery don't have to be impressed. Truth is truth tho. Jordan was way ahead of his time and my favorite player but they out here now. Ain't the same no matter how ya dice it.
@Beery ruclips.net/video/VUf_PNbIBuQ/видео.html
Thanks for the upload. This is the only game I've ever been to
MJ was better than we thought he was
Nah, we already knew how great MJ is.
@andregant9980 no, he did more than we even think. There's always something.. like in the 91 finals
Who's we lol??
@dcw3483 anyone who thinks he's the greatest. He's even better. He did more than we realize
100% PURE GOAT!
MJ hits so many clutch shots during the game that are so critical. His value is beyond what the Bulls can pay.
@0:44 Rodman was really quick to get back on defence!!
Bruh look at the hand checking, that era was crazy 😅😅
At 1:00 nevermind multiple players walk right under him at the end of the drive, but Terry Mills (#6) is just shoving Jordan away from the basket, and it was completely legal.
I've seen hundreds of MJ highlight videos, but I've never seen that one handed catch alley oop at the very beginning of this video. That was nasty.
Love these quick videos. My wife and I watched Air last night and it was really really good. I am not a big movie watcher, but when it comes to MJ, Dominique or Jesus Shuttleworth I am all in. Thank you for posting.
This the same fall that Giannis took and been out for 2games…Jordan aint miss no time…Ya heard me
Hahahaha they could not stop him,so they had to resort to physical violence 😂.I've never seen a team that was so bitter over a rivals' superior ability. Poor Pistons
imagine this era players driving to the basket on Rick Mahron and Bill Laimbeer 😂
I can't 😁😁😁
@@stevem2323 😂😭 it would’ve been a massacre
Yeah. Giannis is dropping 70 on this
Why do you Jordanite fanboys be exaggerating the 1990s?
@@palmpalm5663 G is a phenomenal player but he’s definitely not dropping 70 points on Dennis Rodman
Dumars, always a Class act!
🏀⚘️🏀⚘️🏀
And he still shook they hands after the game!!
Up until 2010, it was a big man's game. Don't come to the paint if you don't want to hit a wall.
End of the bad boy era
They won 2 titles
And Isaiah wonders why Micheal hates him
because he was an a--hole ahaha
Jordan hated him cos he never accepted defeat..
@@Killua55688 he didn't shake his hand after the bulls beat the Pistons in 91.
Pistons were determined to injure Jordan.
Yep! Their asses was TRYING
Yeah, exactly. They threw him down on the hard floor on every play shown here. 🙄 MICHAEL JORDAN for PRESIDENT!!! A basketball hoop in every driveway.😂😂😂
No whining, no posturing the ref if no calls were given, thats why I enjoy the 90's NBA no Divas
😂😂😂😂😂 you haven't seen MJ whining about
Bad boys always hammered Jordan.
Troll
Interesting how Isiah makes it sound as if these kind of fouls all of a sudden did not exist anymore after 89/90.
Speaking of IT: Also interesting how once again he refuses the handshake with the opponent at 01:33. Won't shake Bach's hand.
Noticed at the end of the game #11 walked straight off the court smh .....lol and he wonders why..
Everyone did. Look at Phil
@@flyguyry1 no wonder that idiot #11 wasn't on the Dream Team that won the gold in Barcelona a year after that ballgame they played in Detroit hahahaha
@@flyguyry1 that’s a coach. The players are the ones competing against one another and should have some sort of respect and sportsmanship for one another
@@flyguyry1 Dumas shook hands
Did Laimbeer retire don’t see him here in 1993. Good thing MJ didn’t have any bad feelings towards Rodman because he helped him win the 96-98 titles later.
He retired in 1994 alongside with isiah Thomas.
HACKBEER only played like 11 games that year
Mj is a goat greatest basketball
Look how salty Isaiah was. Bulls coaching staff tried tapping him and he just walk pass them. What a total D! 😂
Put’em away MJ
THOMAS TRIES TO MAKE IT SEEM LIKE IT WAS SOFT (THOSE FOULS)....BUT THEY WERE REALLY TRYING TO HURT HIM......
Basketball used to be a beautiful game. Analytics' & over reliance on 3pt shooting ruined it. The physicality & mini matchups within the game are now gone. Should have new rule only allowing 10 3pt attempts per contest.
Only one who deserves to be called GOAT!!
Rodman literally pulled him out of the air. Today you’d be ejected suspended and fined
If Lebron fans (they are) are going to say that the same 4 teams reaching the conference finals 3 YEARS AFTER the bubble validates the bubble - the. I don’t wanna hear “the Pistons got old” bulls hit ever again. Jordan swept em literally the season following Detroits back to back championships. Shits ridiculous
Isiah just walks off 😂
Like the coward he is
1993 the Jordan rules doesn't work anymore
That play starting at the 1-minute mark wasn't even called a foul! In today's Charmin Ultra Soft NBA the Pistons players would be Expelled from the NBA!!!!
Man, don’t say that. These GOAT fans will demand that to happen. They’ll petition their 3 titles, demand that they’ll be taken off the record. 😂
Here's some humor for those who like ridiculous yet respectful humor. "Pay attention Michael. Just try to pay attention". He was FOCUSED.
Flagrant fouls left and right pistons wasn’t playing basketball 😂
Nope. They couldn’t stop him, so they tried to injure him
If Jordan play today he become unstoppable because the rules are very sensitive nobody can stop him
But what the haters say, “MJ complains too much, they changed the rule cuz of him.” Smh
It was true.
@@duftyboxing pistons was saying that cuz they were trying to kill Jordan, THUS THE JORDAN RULES, but Jordan still overcame that adversity… Isaiah Thomas is a hater if you didn’t know… Would you not complain knowing one team in particular (a team you see every year) was deliberately trying to end your career? That man still mad at MJ because he wasn’t on the DREAM TEAM… cmon tell me you know that @duffyboxing
@@duftyboxing ok dummy
can't find a perfect words to describe him but goat
I just don't think the Bulls could be beaten today. They were too much on the same page.
Pistons must have knew they were in a nightmare watching Michael bbq their entire team. Unbelievable. A massacre.
MMA mixed with basketball
I learned and perfected the catch, fade and shoot…MJ was the master at this move…(Kobe copied this). It amazes me that current NBA players don’t use this as an unstoppable weapon! Real MJ ballers know this move.
I think the step back has replaced the fade. Takes far less energy to execute and you remain face towards the basket leading to higher percentage shot. A good fadeaway is beautiful, but unfortunately it's mostly extinct
Lebron uses it, it’s just not pretty at all
Look at him lol I never seen MJ like this before. As he's on the floor, game just goes on.
That was some BS haha I know kids always say “The 90’s weren’t ALWAYS that physical” and it’s true, to a degree, they weren’t. But I grew up on that physical play and even I threw up my hands at that point like, Really? No contact?? Haha
99% of us commenting on this video understand that Jordan is the Greatest and the TEAM-HOPPING FRAUD FROM AKRON isn't anywhere close to him, but what's interesting about this game is these 1993 Pistons are nowhere close (no Chuck Daly, Laimbeer is injured, losing record, etc.) to the DIRTY Bad Boy Pistons yet they're still using the same roughhouse tactics on Jordan. I actually think that's respectable because the Pistons were clearly inferior to Jordan at this point, yet they still went after him with the same intensity that they did in 1989 and 1990 playoff game!s It's the perfect illustration of the physicality and pride that players USED to have, now the majority of players are soft and weak-minded!
Beautifully said
They help created the monster monster jordan became for his 3 peat 🏋🏾♂️
Draymond would be an average service player in this era. Every team had enforcement
His mid range is the smoothest
Yeah, growing up... I was riding with MJ on every play, and you see, our entire attitude has changed. They(Pistons) knew that past BS was over.....this was one of the games!
I remember walking away saying 'No more mf'.
This rivalry was serious!
Shout out to the Chi!
look how many people were in the lane during that beautiful reverse lay-up....let me help you folks 9!!!! Now imagine him playing in todays soft A** era with everybody behind the 3-point line and NO centers. MJ would average 45-50 per game.
Stop it. Only one person challenged the shot. He played in the big man era and dominated tiny guards and big bruising big man who couldn't move or jump.
@@georgiaboy826 u know nothing about basketball..when ur playing in hand check rules.its hard to get away from 1st line defense
@@francisaldrin I've played basketball all my life. Point guard in high school. All-Navy team. Still play to this day. Ask anybody who can handle the rock if hand checking does anything to disrupt their game. Its only people who can't dribble who have this argument. They had their back to the basket over the half the time. And you act like hand checking fouls weren't called. You couldn't just steer people around like you Jordan stans would have people believe. In your mind you MJ would clamp up Kyrie because he could hand check. GTFOH. I've forgotten more basketball than you'll ever know clown 😭
@@francisaldrin ruclips.net/video/RKmyDiLxM5g/видео.html
@@georgiaboy826 You a clown or just pretending 😂
Wow this “defense” was so intense
It would take a tank to get through all of that "fierce" contact.
Legendary
Rodman was never dirty. Just cheeky. I love the Worm.
Lebron would had just quit nd moved to LA to join magic 😅😢😂
Lol yep!
LOL. He'd be beaten up, and without the modern sports science, he'd not be as big as he is now. Even if he was big, he'd still be beaten up!
@@sacamentobob right
@SchwarzeSonneHyperboreas‘1980 and taking there via helicopter 🚁 😂
I love Jordan but this comment is just delusional hate. LeBron was killing all your favorite players in 2003 as a rookie. When it was still “tough” lol
Jordan finally was too good for "Bad boys"
He was always too good for the bad boys! It’s the supporting cast that “finally” became too good for the bad boys
Yeah
This kind of physicality would make Lebron quit basketball after one season.
I think he'd be another Quama Brown. Remember Jordan made him quit?
Stop lying about this over exaggerated physicality in this game!!! Are you playing dumb with the rest of the brainwashed dummies? Those were hard fouls but nothing over the top crazy. knock it off.
There's this notion that Michael only beat the Pistons when they were "old" (I'm talking about Shannon Sharpe!) in 1991 and they broke the team up after he beat them. Caption says 1993 and somehow they're all still together!And for the record, Jordan, Isiah, Dumas and Rodman were all late 20's and early 30's. Is that old? No, Shannon Sharpe, it isn't.
Kwame had it right, he’s a football dude talking basketball. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
@@Ezekial2517 just as clueless as Nick wright
MJ should've been charged with murder on several occasions for killing all those teams
The difference between MJ and others in the past or present, you see Jordan go up and under and finish the layup with contact. He didn't even complain to the officials. Others make the same move without contact is considered the top play of the day.
1:36 look at fking Zeke #11 walking away and really showed some saltiness on the Bulls and MJ himself lmao
when jordan mastered the mid range game, the Pistons had nothing for him.
This the year he played with sore wrist with a knot on it.
The lesson learned by MJ in these brutal series were don't ever take you foot off their throat. Maybe not literally like the pistons but the way he played and why he expected nothing but the best from teammates even if it was tough love
Bron would have flopped before they touched him 😂
And people actually compare LeBron to the MJ🤦🤦🤦🤣🤣🤣🤣
True mj is goat
That is a pistons team on the decline
Excuses
MCreed are you serious? Look up there numbers. They were clearly on the decline. They didn’t even make the playoffs that year.
No one here is debating MJ being the GOAT, but realize when you all constantly bring up the “DET trying to hurt MJ” narrative, you are actually hurting his legacy and making him look soft, because these are some weak ass fouls. The second foul, he barely gets touched.
Pistons was still playing dirty basketball
dirty but still classic. miss old school ball games. not sissy ball.
@@freedomisnotfree8893 true
@@freedomisnotfree8893 I would love to see cry baby lebron playing in this era😆
*were
@@franciscoramirez4179 he would retire from playing in an instant if it was hahahaha
1:16 수비 다섯명 전부 조던쪽으로 붙는거 진짜 간지네ㅋㅋㅋ
Malice at the Palace.
I don't think a flagrant foul was even called for Rodman's hard foul @0:47 Does anyone remember?
The real NBA! Not that patty cake foul NBA they play now. Difference between MJ & all these others, he had to earn his. Nothing was given to him. Goat baby!
at this time jordan doesn't work no more as the bulls broke it in 1991
Different world different people different game.
Truely GOAT !
You should have shown the clips of the real beatdown MJ took in the late 80's when the Pistons were knocking him out of the playoffs year after year and had something called the Jordan Rules in effect
There's was only one hard foul in this video, the second one Jordan was out of control and put himself in a bad situation.
Black Jesus just keeps coming
This is the game where laimbeer slapped the crap out of Scott Williams and Williams came back with a slap to the face on laimbeer.
Take a look at the end...Zeke walks out again and doesn't shake hands with anybody.
I've hated the Pistons since 1989.
Wow!
Mike was tough
Midrange game at its finest.
hard fouls was part of the NBA back then ask Kurt rambis
Jordan airlines
It’s beautiful when they talk about the Pistons trying to kill MJ, and one of the plays is from MJ’s future teammates: Dennis Rodman.
Those are some really weak fouls. The first one, the DET player clearly caught him in midair. If he was trying to “kill him,” he should have let him fall, but I guess, continue the deity worship of MJ. 🤷♂️
I’m still waiting to hear what a Bron fan thinks of these supposed hard fouls that MJ was getting. I would love to hear their opinions.
Ok bronsexual
@@MikeDuece666, I’m a DET fan.
Exactly
This is from 1993. The Bad Boys weren't as bad as they used to be after the flagrant was introduced, yet these "weak" fouls would get you ejected in today's NBA.
Try watching what the Bad Boys were doing to guys like MJ and Larry Bird in the 80s, poser 😂😂😂
It doesn't look like anything to you because you aren't athletic enough to understand what it means to be knocked out of the air & land on your wrist. His wrist was wrapped up the entire season because of that "weak foul"
The last gasp Pistons of 1993 still had Dumars, Isiah, Aguirre, Laimbeer and Rodman but no one else of consequence from the championship run. And they added Woolridge, Terry Mills and Olden Polynice so in theory could have been decent.............didn't make the playoffs.
This was a few years after the Bulls had finally gotten past the dirty "Bad Boys". The Pistons were never the same after '90. The dirtiest on the team, Bill Laimbeer, retired that same year.
Was Rodman still allowed in the game after that foul? Boy has the game changed. Today that would have been an ejection and 3 month suspension
I love how they tried to murder him with a gun and a machete every time he drove to the basket
these are legitimate defensive plays / fouls, lots of times jordan just go airborn high lose balance and fall, it not even a flagrant or intent to injure, great athletes always at higher risk to be injured in the air
they tried to murder him but MJ got up every time and came back stronger, no flopping, crying or faking injuries
Y'all can't be serious! That Rodman foul was it? Y'all gotta get off Jordan's nuts. He was getting wide open shots or shooting over tiny guards. You see that reverse layup EVERY single game today. Im reading all these comments. The dick riding is ridiculous. 😂
Weird to see 5 players in the post...