Chris Mullin vs Magic Johnson INSANE Game 2 Duel Highlights (1991 Playoffs) Lakers vs GSW - EPIC!
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2018
- Chris Mullin 41 Pts 5 ast vs Magic Johnson 44 Pts 12 Reb 9 Ast Full Game Highlights | Los Angeles Lakers vs Golden State Warriors - Game 2 | 1991 NBA Playoffs | HOH Throwback
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Mullin was always shooting 50% from the field in this era. Career 51% shooter from the field and 38% from 3 with 86% from the free throw line. This guy was a sensational shooter. One of the best ever .
Man you ain't lyin.. One of the best all time shooters in the game til this day.
Fedz 1111 Yup a lot of people don’t know how great of a shooter he was. Bro was really smooth player. Always felt the warriors broke up Run TMC too early
@@FireAngelChris they had sprewell and webber what a squad
griffin Rucker Man they had talent for sure
And people light weight question his addition to the dream team
Mullin was on the Dream Team for a reason! How has there not been a 30 for 30 on Run TMC? Sooo much fun back in the day.
I was crushed when we traded Mitch for billy O .
You the words right out of my mouth
Mullin should be in the all-90s squad
Well, he's dreamteamer
The 90s version of klay thompson. Quicker than he looks. Phenomenal shooter all around. Ability to guard the other teams best player while still making plays on the defensive side. Catch & shoot whenever from wherever! Did y'all see that deep 3?!!!.
Magic little Jump hook was nasty
@Fire Angel Chris yeah the one at 1:38 was delicious
Adrian1018 Precisely the one I was looking at too
@Fire Angel Chris has to have been from a good 12-13 feet from the basket also. Magic made it look so easy
Adrian1018 I would bet on average that’s exactly where he hit from. He was hitting that back in college. He did it his rookie year too. Was always hard to stop. Sure seeing Kareem used it inspired it. Always wondered why more players never tried it
@Fire Angel Chris yeah, sad the jump hook has basically gone the way of the dodo bird. Not sure anyone even bothers today, right? I mean, I love seeing Steph pull up from 35 deep and nailing them with ease, but the crafty inside clinic Magic (and like you pointed out, Kareem too) used to put on is virtually non-existent now. The glory days that were the 90s in the NBA. Sighhh
Im still using this dude on NBA jam
Legend has it that Mullins came back from alcohol rehab and a long time not hooping.
First day back free throw practice he hit 94 out of 100. Pure shooter.
No legend, it's true, I played with good cousin, on the courts of Edison elementary school.
Back in the early 90's, I was watching a Warriors practice at the Coliseum and Mullin was shooting free throws by himself before it started. I counted 93 made in a row before he quit. Funny thing was, the very next game he played, he missed a whole bunch of them!
Mullin is so underrated. No one talks about him.
wweecwwcwtnanba1928 I remember some sports pundits saying Mullin would be better than Michael Jordan when they were both in college. Mullin was a perennial All Star with Golden State and on the Dream Team. Underrated you just forget his prime.
Injuries and booze made him age fast. If not for that, who knows how high on the list he would be.
Magic was annihilating them but Chris Mullin was hooping too. I just love film like this because these guys would definitely still be stars in today’s game
Chris Mullin was a great scorer and had good size. Definitely a fun warriors team in ‘91 which included Mitch Richmond and Tim Hardaway. Loved the NBA in the 90s
Big facts. The golden era from 80-1999
Chris Mullins jump shot was legit and gave nba teams fits.even my Lakers in 1991 NBA playoffs
Magic and Mullin in a good old fashion western shootout
When the Western Conference was the shit
Basically figuring if neither of them plays much defense on the other, they'll cancel each other out...
Chris shooting is like watching a feather drift away
Mullin was a shooting machine. Even at the end of his career in Indy.
His release was so gentle and fluid but once it was up, you knew it was money
That two motion jump shot is beautiful and consistent, even with defense close to him, his shooting form is still the same like a machine
I had this game on VHS tape
Magic was right to be mad that was a clean-ass strip by him on Mullen.
mullin is offensively on another level but he's a matador.
Loved his Big East battles with St. John's U. vs Patrick Ewings Georgetown Hoyas...
6:10 when your unstoppable and you know you are. Mullins my favourite player I was 14 years old. What a great game. Run TMC was close that year...
magics court vision was crazy good
Mullins was on the 1st dream team correct?
Yep
And rightfully so.
Mullin
Yes, he had just had one of his best years in 1991, averaging over 26 points a game and the first dream team was in 1992...so the timing was great for him. 🏀👍
Ofcourse
Lol magic hitting kareem sky shook at the 1:44 mark is just scary
The fact that Chris Mullin isn’t on the 75 anniversary team is such BS.
Magic got career average of 19.5PG/7.2Rpg/11.2Apg on 50/30/85 splits and he was so much greater than these numbers. Magic got 9 season in a row averaging 10.5Ast or more. In those 9 season the 10.5Ast was the lowest because 8 of those years it was 11.5Ast or more. In 83-84 he average a career high of 13.1 Ast that’s insanity while still giving out 17.6Pts with 7Reb and 2stls
He could score more easily...he said one time...24 point per game....is just 6 + 6 + 6 + 6....but he never had the numbers as a goal. His goal was to bring the team to win and elevate the performance of team mates.
Gianni Fanetti That certainly was shown throughout the playoffs. His numbers would always go up in the post season. I mean he didn’t even need to score when you have Kareem and worthy. He was generating so many points.
Fire Angel Chris that’s right. Put Kareem Worthy Scott Cooper in rhythm. He gets scoring when he sees the team in trouble. His greatness: 1991 Lakers into the Finals. 1992 with Van Exel Lakers out of playoffs
Gianni Fanetti Yup was killing it in game 1 of the finals until bulls made the adjustment. Magic was sensational. Could do it all. His rookie year proves his versatility.
Fire Angel Chris Lakers was a typical ‘80 team. Classic: Magic-Kareem-Magic-Scott. Based on the axis guard-pivot. If you stopped Magic you could stop Lakers. Fundamental was Pippen and the Bulls bench
Hardaway, Richmond, Mullin - so good! And also the rest of the team. Most inspiring years for me personally (Magic/Lakers in primis)
32 years later, the Warriors and Lakers will meet in the playoffs again. This time, it's Steph vs. LeBron.
Run TMC, they were my favorite team then, and still. It was hard when all your friends had Bulls Celtics Lakers Parka jackets. But loyalty pays off!
Imagine if Chris Mullin had discovered the “step back”. It would’ve been a wrap!
The step back has been around since the 80s Larry Bird was already using it. Chris Mullin in his prime probably didn't need it tho, he had that deadly quick lefty release with defenders couldn't do nothing about it.
They did the step back but it was a step not a jump back like now. They called you for up and down if u did what they do now😂
I met Chris Mullin riding the SF Cable car his rookie season. 1985 He a great guy.
He is a fantastic person from a wonderful family. I should know. I grew up around the corner from him. Everyone watched his game since grammar school. STA!!!
Last moments of the almighty Showtime Lakers
Run TMC baby
Mullin a career 18.2Pg/4.1Rpg/3.5Ast on 51/38/86 shooting splits. He was a lot better than his numbers. An all round fantastic shooter. He had 5 years averaging close 25/5/5 on like 52% shooting from 88-93. Super underrated
You could make the case that Mullin is basically a smaller version of Larry Bird....Bird brought a lot of size and big man skills, but other than that they had a lot in common.
Dan Lennon Very well could,does have a little bit more athleticism than bird but pretty spot on
@@FireAngelChrisdude young Larry bird was a much better athlete than Chris mullin ever was😂 Larry had a 28 inch vertical coming out of college his senior year. That’s the avg vertical in 1980 and the it’s exactly the same today it’s still 28 inches. People underestimate Larry’s athleticism when he was young. After 86 Larry really lost a lot . But young Larry from 80-84 was a good athlete
@@TheSands83 Naw I don’t think Larry was a bad athlete or anything but I don’t think he just a flat out better pure athlete than mullin ever was.
Mullin is a beast in nba2k16
This GS team could have developed into a nice squad that would have been better than Seattle or Utah probably.
@@wrbk19 1 of the nba' s best questions why did they give up on Webber after his rookie year
@@ericwright2594 I don't remember where I read it, but the difference between Webber and the Warriors was how he wanted to play.
Webber envisioned himself, ironically, as a big man running the floor and guiding the offense like a point-forward. The Warriors, however, wanted Webber to be primarily a low-post traditional power forward.
I can't remember how Webber's playing style changed after he was traded to Washington and played next to Juwan Howard, so I can't say if C Webb ever got his wish to play like Magic.
Edit: Link to a fansite article on Webber's legacy in GS, and being traded to the Bullets (as the Wizards were known at the time.) www.goldenstateofmind.com/2012/9/5/3295034/disappointment-day-golden-
Nah they couldn’t defend and rebound with the big boys and is why they lost. They tried to play ball like they do today n got manhandled. They would b better today . That style doesn’t work when they let teams b physical . And the early 90s west was a more run n gun style but when they got to the playoffs in the west they had to play the teams who were physical in the west n always got beat up on
@@ericwright2594because he didn’t fit for Nelly’s run n gun 3 pt shooting , jump shooting and small ball style like they play today . Nelly was too early that style couldn’t work back then the way they allowed teams to play so physically on defense and they had too many great bigs who played in the post n just got crushed inside n stayed in foul trouble n got slowed down. Now in todays nba they would b more successful
Run TMC days love it i was like 12 been a warriors fan we use to walk to the Coliseum from the village LOL to watch the game i wasn't able to make the playoffs but regular season games yeah with my uncle we there townbizz
Chris Mullin & Mitch Richmond. Great NBA Jam team.
Magic, the greatest laker ever!! 3 times NBA finals🏆MVP, (1980) rookie of the year & finals🏆MVP that same year, 3 time league🏆MVP, 9 NBA finals appearences in 10yrs, & 5 NBA🏆championships. Unmatched!!!!
I think it’s ridiculous that Chris Mullin is never mentioned when talking about the greatest shooters of all time. I mean, this guy made the Dream Team roster, and a guy that slow had to get almost all of his points from jumpers.
To be fair he always got a lot of layups. These teams ran fast breaks at every opportunity, you see in this video Mullin was always hunting steals. He was also a good cutter.
I had never been to an NBA game in my life. Age 30, moved to the Bay Area. Found a girlfriend into giants, niners, warriors. Mullin, hardaway, marcilonis (sp?) - Mario elie, later Chris Weber
They’d win 50 then exit early but what a team.
Magic was averaging 19.4pts/7.0Reb/12.5Ast on 48/32/91 splits in 1990-1991. Chris Mullin was 25.7Pts/5.4Reb/4.0Ast/2.1stls on 54/30/88 splits.
I love the way you faded the audio on the clips. It lets the announcers finish their thoughts while the next clip starts. Nice touch!
Not sure why people are saying that mullin was forgotten or underrated!? He’s not. The guy is a multi time all star, dream team 1 and a hof.
Meaning hes not brought up when talking about greats.....
I'm sure I was the only black dude in Philly who proudly wore his Chris Mullin jersey every day in the summer in the 90's...
This just shows how much magic still had in the tank, he could’ve played and competed for titles for 5 more years
Lukas right as you are after MJ got him a few weeks later, they weren’t gonna get past Chicago after that and still went out (sort of) on the biggest stage
@@HeathOverledger yea, you right, crazy to think magic played that whole season not knowing he had HIV and was still balling out of control, I wish he would of played in 92 though.
During that time, the Lakers would ALWAYS beat the Dubs when it counted, in fact, from late 70's to 2012, they always won when it counted. Mullin was on fire this night, RUN TMC was at its peak, before Nelson traded Richmond for Billy Owens (WTF?) One of the biggest wins of the TMC era!
The worst trade ever. With Webber Gugliotta
This lakers team would get absolutely destroyed by a Steph Klay and dray warriors team
Tommywood Yep, just like the Bulls destroyers this Lakers team in the finals that year 4-1.
@@leftbenchplayaa Maybe in your dreams
Aitor Tilla lmao no perimeter shooting from the lakers magic getting absolutely torched by a Steph dray pick and roll. they have no one to defend the perimeter. Face it, this lakers team would be an average team in today’s era. Magic a glorified Ben Simmons and you fucking know it.
Nobody mentions Mullin these days. He is completely forgotten.
Magic hadn't had two picks like that in probably three or four years lol.
Forgotten Splash Brother
He wasn't a forgotten splash brother. The Splash brothers weren't a thing until the 2010s. And before you comment I'll do it for you: r/wooosh
Splash Father...and Rick Barry was Splash GranPap.
Fat Lever was Uncle Splash.
Mullin most underrated shooter in nba history
His teammates used to yell "layup!" from the bench when mullin fired up an open three.
Imagine the 1991 Warriors playing in 2020. Run TMC would be killing on the scoreboard, and can't defend anyone!
This year in the playoffs Mullin averaged 24pts/7Rpg/3Ast/2stls/1.5blks in 46 minutes With 53/69/86 shoot splits playing 8 post season games. Magic average 22pts/8.1Reb/12.6Ast in 43 minutes on 44/30/88 splits in 19 post season games.
53/69/86 God damn.
@@scarykurapika100yago2 Mullin was crazy
Hardaway, Mullin, Richemond. It was a pretty good team!
Golden Era of NBA. Today's kids worship Le Bron and Curry, back then Mullins Warriors and Nance Cavs would kick their asses
nice job on the audio mixing
Look how physical these guys are
Doesn’t look that physical to me. Fouls getting called when Magic is tapping the ball from Mullin.
@@lazarusfowsta it looks physical stop the cap that's just one player
@@Jcrow21 You have a right to that opinion. Do you think this video is more physical that today’s game? If so, can you point me to a time stamp in this video to support your opinion?
This game is the reason why he was on the dream team.
Chris Mullin Was A Assassin !!! He Was Fun To Watched & He Was A Wolf Always Ready To Showcase His Amazing Acrobats Lay Up & Shooting Skills.
Mullin was a guy who dropped 25 falling out of bed. There is a video of him in his 50s hitting 12 straight 3s while barely touching the net.
Lakers VS Warriors Semifinals 1991
Lakers VS Warriors Semifinals 2023
Exactly
Imagine magic with a jumper as lethal as Mullin 😳
ts okc uhhhh...? ok👍🏽
Kevin durant
Miah Marvelous nah, nothing to do with durant
Bruh that's the goat player
Imagine a prime Mullin playing with prime Reggie Miller
Mullin in todays league with the green light they give shooters SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESH
Mullin played a great game. He was so good at his prime.
Magic's shooting form is insane.
"Chris Mullen is my spirit animal" Rapaport
man i wish we saw this in hd
Magic had.great respect for Mullens.
It is still an exciting video
When I heard Chris Mullin talk for the first time i was like wow
2:00 lister terrified to get the lister blister from magic
Epic!!
Mullin was solid. The epitome of fundamentals and intelligent basketball.
Back when shooters didn't run to the three point line on a fast break.
Yeah they just stepped inside the three point line almost every time they shot so that way its just as hard but you don’t get the extra point. That’s so much better.
6:10
Mullin was there in the fast break tho
@@bobthabuilda1525 It's just the style back then. They didn't understand "True Shooting Percentage". 33.3% from 3pt range is the same as 50% from 2pt range
Joshua Caleb troll, I bet you think Lebron is better than mj
My Pops told me this game cemented Chris Mullin's place on the Dream Team
Watching magic brought back some great memories . Salute to Chris Mullin rep that NY all day ! Magic was banging it on people ! On the slam side of the game . I loved western conference basketball back then . Push the ball ! Score will be 120 - 149
Mullin was simply automatic with that short, sweet stroke. He and Klay Thompson have the prettiest j’s ever. And, Magic was freaking awesome. So smart, so competitive. All timers.
Mullin won the manliest armpit battle that's for sure.
Every game of his life, tbh.
that Magic hook shot from distance at 1:42. Amazing
The run tmc warriors I so wish they had today's NBA offensive style.. They had the shooters for it
In the post game interviews Mullin stated it all that to win by one point. Great game though.
1:40 such a sick move by Magic.
Other than the fact that you don't see the score, nor the final in the entire video, great video
I loved run tmc, I think these new age warriors squads are corny.
used to wear my warriors gear with pride back in 91, now i'd be ashamed to go outside with it
Back then, those dudes were straight gutter lol... Now they're pussies
the "WE BELIEVE" warriors team is the best imo.
@@Wickerman2023 yeah 2007 was unbelievable and definitely had the better top 9 by far, but tmc/sarunas would match up well against bd/jrich/jack/barnes
elai314 why? There’s nothing wrong with us now. We’re still a great team.
Mullin is easily top 10 pure shooter of all time
Dude was dropping 35 ft bombs before anybody else was doing it
It looks like gsw always have some sharp shooter player on their team😳😅
Dat kid Mullen had a he'll of game, sunny 🏀
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Ps Much Gratitude
I didn’t know Magic could get the the rim like that. I mean, I know he was good in the open court but he was a great post up player and could get to the rim at will.
Guy was a genius at protecting the ball and getting it where he wanted it.
Once he turned the corner and was going downhill to the basket on the pick and roll it was a wrap
Mullin was no joke back then too
I remember this Warriors team upset my Spurs in Rd. 1 that year.
Best pure shooter I've ever seen, including Curry.
run TMC 🔥
Mullin's game reminds me so much of Klay Thompson
@JRCKFSH You mean Klay Thompson reminds you of Mullin. Considering Mullin came first.
@JRCKFSH just offensively and the way they move to get their shot up. To me atleast
@@phillipivey4833 That's what I should've said. That's more accurate.
Mullin super underrated
Are you kidding me, a mid range hook shot?
Mullin was great … clearly a HOF … Magic was a modern player before they had dunkers ball handling and creating for others. He was and is one of the top players of all time.
Day of my conception 🙃
Magic plays like Lebron, Mullin plays like Curry with the off the dribble threes
It’s the other way around actually
Is that the sound of Bob Neal?
Mullin such a gangsta