Michael Jordan: 69 points vs Cavs 1990 (career high)

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    Michael Jordan scores a career high 69 points against the Cavs. There was an article in the paper that Jordan read the day of the game. The headline was "Mission Impossible: Ehlo to try and ground Air Jordan." Ehlo failed.
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  • @JohnMegaton2062
    @JohnMegaton2062 8 лет назад +36

    That was basketball beauty. Watching Jordan in the zone is watching basketball played to perfection. The greatest ever.

  • @megatron6579
    @megatron6579 10 лет назад +45

    People forget that in this game Jordan grabbed a career high 18 rebounds.

    • @0sumgamezzz435
      @0sumgamezzz435 4 года назад

      They don't forget. It never crosses anyone's mind. They don't forget what he had for breakfast that day. It just doesn't cross anyone's mind.

  • @USNAcheson
    @USNAcheson 10 лет назад +31

    All the great players of today would get put on the hardwood by bigs in Jordan's era. Hand checks don't get you free throws in his time. Jordan would've dropped 80 multiple times playing in this era cause he would've average 40 free throws a game.

  • @USNAcheson
    @USNAcheson 10 лет назад +35

    Anybody who truly believes that LeBron's Era is tougher then Jordan's was obviously dropped one too many times.

    • @blackadam06
      @blackadam06 10 лет назад +3

      Ryan Acheson
      "Hopefully the league can figure out a way where it can [go back] to the [80s & 90s], where you had [three or four] All-Stars, Superstars or Hall of Famers on the [same team]. The league was [great then]. It [wasn't] as [watered down] as it [is now]."
      -- Lebron James: "LeBron hints contraction may help NBA"; msn.foxsport.com Dec 24, 2010
      Even LBJ knows the truth LOL!!

    • @donaldcatlett5850
      @donaldcatlett5850 Год назад

      Okay🏀

  • @jtaustinmusic
    @jtaustinmusic 10 лет назад +23

    Thank you SO much for the slow mo bill cartwright free throw....i forgot how truly awkward his shot was...we would mimic it as kids and just bust up laughing

  • @blackcapra4674
    @blackcapra4674 9 лет назад +19

    The GOAT BABY

  • @TonyinMBSC8669
    @TonyinMBSC8669 11 лет назад +6

    One of the Greatest performances in the history of the NBA!

  • @waspix
    @waspix 14 лет назад +5

    He was amazing in this game. He did absolutely everything, and he always craves for more when Ehlo is defending : )

  • @ClipCoug
    @ClipCoug 16 лет назад +6

    Also Jordan poured 63 @ Boston (55 in regulation), against the Celtics, in the playoffs, when Boston ended up winning the NBA title. Kobe's scoring against this Celtics team in the Finals were 24,36,30,17,25, and 22. So it took Kobe roughly 2 games to match MJ and the champion Celts of this year are not better than the 85-86 title team (the one Jordan dropped 63 on)

  • @Mar2Legit
    @Mar2Legit 15 лет назад +6

    jordan scored 63 in the playoffs in his 2nd year! c'mon 81 wouldve been possible if he wanted it.
    jordan scored 69 with less attempts, less 3point attempts and 18 boards.
    jordan 69 and 18 was more impressive to me.

  • @ImpliedVolatility704
    @ImpliedVolatility704 15 лет назад +3

    also MJ was already 34yrs old when he had the flu and lite the jazz up,MJ was an amazing athlete.

  • @chrisdrake9807
    @chrisdrake9807 10 лет назад +5

    24 years ago hard to believe!

  • @austingee6192
    @austingee6192 9 лет назад +17

    Lol 69 is the result of tripling 23.. Cleveland was clearly the most special victim of MJ

    • @julittok
      @julittok 8 лет назад +2

      +Austin Gee Makes sense there were like three Jordans playing that night at the same time lol

  • @feensanity
    @feensanity 11 лет назад +8

    In MY Opinion Kobe cant compare to Michael Jordan, MJ has too much greatness!

  • @hoopsencyclopedia
    @hoopsencyclopedia 17 лет назад

    Great work. I haven't added this one myself because I knew others might do it. With you now adding games, we will eventually get every single game worth putting up on this site.

  • @SevenMan
    @SevenMan 15 лет назад +6

    5:10 just shows you how fast Jordan was. He easily sprints down the court leaving defenders behind.

  • @pkpimp22823
    @pkpimp22823 9 лет назад +19

    1:24 slow mo might be the best part of this video

    • @deangelokea
      @deangelokea 8 лет назад

      +deez22 lol

    • @vengeancecreed217
      @vengeancecreed217 8 лет назад

      lmdandao

    • @fatboyRAY24
      @fatboyRAY24 8 лет назад

      +deez22 lmao, had me dyin

    • @JohnMegaton2062
      @JohnMegaton2062 8 лет назад +1

      I'm pretty sure every kid growing up watching these Bulls in the 80's and 90's had their own rendition of Cartwright's free throw they'd break out on the nerf goal when friends came over :)

  • @That1Dude92
    @That1Dude92 13 лет назад +6

    5:08
    (MJ grabs rebound and leads fast break)
    Announcer: THIS'LL BE GOOD!!!!!!!
    (MJ does a simple dunk)
    Announcer: .....................

  • @bulls90s
    @bulls90s 14 лет назад +3

    Steve Kerr. Damn.

  • @chronicchris
    @chronicchris 17 лет назад +2

    michael is so amazing. this is my favorite michael jordan moment. every time i watch this i feel something i cant describe.

    • @endokrin7897
      @endokrin7897 4 года назад

      It's called an orgasm, Chris. "Everytime I watch this I feel something I can't describe." - Christopher Hale

  • @makaveli1900
    @makaveli1900 16 лет назад +9

    He is a LEGEND :).
    Forget Kobe Bryant, he is never ever so good like MJ !

  • @rushnoah6119
    @rushnoah6119 10 лет назад +27

    Jordan era had: Bird, Magic, Penny, Hakeem, Wilkins, Thomas, Drexler, Barkley, Malone, Stockton, Kemp, Shaq, Kidd, Payton, Robinson, Miller, Morning, Mutumbo, Ewing, etc.
    Lebron era: Kobe. Durrant, Carmelo, Harden, George, Duncan, Paul, Curry, Aldridge, Love, Lillard, Davis, Griffin, Parker, WIlliams, Westbrook, Rose, Howard, etc..
    If you look at the competition, they're both legit and both very talented. The only difference was the rules and work ethic. Good old fashion fundamentals were more prominent in the Jordan era as well as pure toughness as it was a much more physical game then. I'd give the slight edge to the Jordan era. Also, Jordan is hands down the goat regardless of what these young folks think they know

    • @alfatrinininja
      @alfatrinininja 10 лет назад

      I see your point but the talent today on your list is incomparable to the likes of the players you listed from the 90s like Anthony Davis and Paul George would stand a chance against any of those players

    • @LofiSamurai11
      @LofiSamurai11 9 лет назад +4

      alfatrinininja Only Lebron Kobe KD Duncan CP3 Rondo Rose Melo and Curry really. The others would get manhandled. LMAO Damian Lillard Blake Griffin Anthony Davis and Howard? oml they would get creamed. DH and Blake Griffin don't even play like men in today's era. Anthony Davis would still be far too soft, Parker would have no lane so he'd have to adjust on midrange and shot creating, Westbrook would get benched for being outta control, PG would be too soft and Deron Williams hasn't been relevant as a player since his Utah Jazz days. He's just handed the superstar card by media like Melo is. Aldridge and Love would get manhandled. And HARDEN? LMFAOOO oh god no, Harden would be even less relevant than he'd already be today if it weren't for his ref-baiting. Harden would his shit kicked in for flopping back then as much as he does now.

    • @deioneyma3913
      @deioneyma3913 9 лет назад

      Its funny how Wade isn't even being brought up in the conversation....

    • @MrJeffying
      @MrJeffying 9 лет назад

      ***** the more i watch it, the more i feel the defence rotation was so sloppy and slow back in the 90s. although individual defence was tougher, still this is a team game nobody can guard those superstar 1-1. they're trying to blocking mj's ball not his attacking lane. they should attack his body like what ppl do to lebron instead of looking for blocking the balls which actually opens the attacking lane. todays team defence was far better and more efficient than it used to be.

    • @suave6077
      @suave6077 8 лет назад +1

      +Rush Noah did u seriously just said lebron era. i would of said kobe insted. lebron my ass

  • @marianogesteira
    @marianogesteira 13 лет назад +2

    @THETOYOTAable The most incredible thing is that you left out 90% of feats/achievments/whatever MJ done that can be as remarkable as those from this list.

  • @troym.8331
    @troym.8331 8 лет назад +3

    MISS WATCHING MJ LIVE. GREATEST EVER.

    • @richhomiejuan1156
      @richhomiejuan1156 8 лет назад

      Kobe the greatest followed by bron bron

    • @troym.8331
      @troym.8331 8 лет назад

      +Ethan Wood Your maybe too young to remember how much MJ actually accomplished and how much he changed the game. No denying Kobe was masterful.

    • @kaiblack1093
      @kaiblack1093 8 лет назад +1

      Bron Tha Goat

  • @andrewjohnson4789
    @andrewjohnson4789 10 лет назад +9

    LOL!!!!!!!! @ 1:19...WHAT IN THE WORLD KIND OF SHOOTING FORM WAS THAT, CARWRIGHT!

  • @julianp4529
    @julianp4529 8 лет назад +16

    Jordan is better than curry

  • @EtherealKnight89
    @EtherealKnight89 12 лет назад +4

    I think rebounding too much, kind of made MJ tired in the 4th quarter.

  • @jordanpittman7091
    @jordanpittman7091 9 лет назад +2

    Michael Jordan you are good at basketball

  • @chudyzam
    @chudyzam 13 лет назад +5

    Jordan: "Yes, he's good - I consider it a challenge" :D :D :D

  • @inallairness
    @inallairness 10 лет назад +6

    A fantastic game. On my MJ-era NBA podcast, a recent episode breaks down this game, in-depth. Plenty of humor and insight. Search for 'In all Airness'. Thanks.

  • @youngrizzle2003
    @youngrizzle2003 15 лет назад +1

    dam the quality is good as hell on this homie, good look on the throwback MJ....

  • @Bo0mO
    @Bo0mO 14 лет назад

    Man, basketball back then was so exciting. I don't watch basketball these days, but I found myself watching like a million of these Michael Jordan videos because he is such a beast.

  • @stephenjohn841
    @stephenjohn841 7 лет назад +3

    Editor is hella petty for that slow mo 😂😂

  • @MrAzzalo
    @MrAzzalo 9 лет назад +6

    damn i always jus round it to 70.. Naw he shoulda had 70 tho

  • @c22to
    @c22to 14 лет назад +1

    man, jordan made it look so easy too. I like the move he did on ehlo at 2:13.
    he had 69 points, but he also 18 rebounds AND 6 assists AND 4 steals. Thats just amazing right there.

  • @shackaduck
    @shackaduck 13 лет назад +1

    Man i wish i grew up in the 90's so I could watch the basketball of the 1990's. A lot better than today's game.

  • @ReggieBChannel
    @ReggieBChannel 9 лет назад +4

    Shaq had 61 with 5 minutes left in the game he could of beat him just saying

    • @Mrken2786
      @Mrken2786 9 лет назад

      Righhhht... 😂

    • @ChrisJWattsTV
      @ChrisJWattsTV 8 лет назад

      +Sports Prodigy What Game Was This? Lmao!

    • @reallynow5357
      @reallynow5357 8 лет назад +1

      +Sports Prodigy Could've, would've but didn't, just saying.

    • @andrewpatrick3008
      @andrewpatrick3008 8 лет назад

      +ChrisJWattsTV vs. the Clippers....on his (Shaq's) birthday nonetheless.

    • @JohnMegaton2062
      @JohnMegaton2062 8 лет назад +5

      Shaq = big strong dunker. MJ = best basketball player who ever put on a uniform. Jordan could have scored 100 if he wanted.

  • @EtherealKnight89
    @EtherealKnight89 13 лет назад +2

    I saw a full game of this in youtube, it seems that MJ got cold in the 4th quarter. I guess he was tired, but if he had rested more I think he would have gotten 70+ plus points easily.

  • @gaugeinvariant
    @gaugeinvariant 15 лет назад +2

    Greatest Of All Time baby! :D

  • @leia072306
    @leia072306 14 лет назад +3

    @temorello VERY WELL SAID " JORDAN THE GOAT" UNDEFEATED IN FINALS !!!

  • @leonidaselpatriota
    @leonidaselpatriota 12 лет назад

    Great video

  • @PCDON87
    @PCDON87 15 лет назад

    My goodness, this guy was unreal that night. The majority of his points came on jumpshots, which shows how great a shooter MJ was. Excellent vintage video !!! This gets 5 stars for the shots of legends alone. Bavetta, Phil and Doug Collins have been doing this for a very long time.

  • @filipdimitrovvv
    @filipdimitrovvv 13 лет назад

    michael, michael, michael, michael, michael, michael

  • @Dakkadot01
    @Dakkadot01 8 лет назад +1

    Amazing

  • @Bountyville424
    @Bountyville424 12 лет назад

    Lmaooo I can't stop dying off the replay slow-mo of bill Cartwright free throw in the beginning of the video lol that's too funny haha

  • @lexxussmooth
    @lexxussmooth 11 месяцев назад

    I NEVER thought I would see, let alone ENJOY, Bill Cartwright.....in slow motion. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just the fact that this even crossed your mind to do this.....Pure. Genius. 🤣🤣🥳🥳🥳

  • @zolojikomuzikal47
    @zolojikomuzikal47 10 лет назад +1

    Unstoppable!!!! #1

  • @Mizzou522
    @Mizzou522 13 лет назад +1

    @MasterFlip89 Just a guess...but he probably rested the beginning of the 4th quarter. Teams usually rest their starters the first 3-6 minutes in the 4th.
    Could be wrong...

  • @CoolHandLuke7
    @CoolHandLuke7 13 лет назад

    @c2g1980
    Later in his career he was a much more habitable teammate. But in the late eighties and early nineties, before he got a couple championships, wow, a brutal guy. Openly disparaged the coaches, his teammates, his touches, just a huge Ego. That Jordan, if playing today would be despised.

  • @illVeritas
    @illVeritas 13 лет назад +1

    @mattrancho He had 5. But who needs assists when you score all your teams points?

  • @horaiyo
    @horaiyo 15 лет назад +1

    Lol, the comments about "let him beat us if we can" and "but he can beat you" were priceless.

  • @Markthegreat6789
    @Markthegreat6789 9 лет назад +2

    These announcers probably said Michael 1000 times

  • @MrHereWeGoYo
    @MrHereWeGoYo 3 года назад

    I like that this clip shows how MJ played hard on both ends of the floor.

  • @Thekingpac2014
    @Thekingpac2014 12 лет назад

    I read in the Slam Magazine Gold Edition for MJ,and he said he took a hard hit from John "Hot-Rod" Williams and the Cleveland's crowd roared loud and he got pissed and then he put up an amazing 69 POINTS! You gotta thank Hot Rod and Cleveland's fans for causing a unreal 69 point game performance by Jordan.

  • @sbeallvln
    @sbeallvln 14 лет назад +1

    3:34 How prophetic was that statement???

  • @robertogomes3563
    @robertogomes3563 8 лет назад +3

    Cavaliers Killer!!!

  • @an2n07
    @an2n07 15 лет назад

    MJ is the greatest nba player of all time... and there is no question about it... No need to argue.

  • @amandawnipper
    @amandawnipper 13 лет назад

    the man just cant miss reminds me of the 86' boston game

  • @StoicalShellz
    @StoicalShellz 10 лет назад

    At 5:12 the announcer says this will be good for jordans dunk. Do you think his dunk equalled the level of excitement of the announcers prediction?

  • @jetsrule23x3
    @jetsrule23x3 13 лет назад +3

    "yes hes good and i consider him a challenge" hahah

  • @michael2305
    @michael2305 11 лет назад

    even if there will be a player that could tie him by any athletic means ... still jordan is the most passionate and dedicated player EVER + he has charisma & greatness & still alot of respect for small things

  • @Dcarp92
    @Dcarp92 11 лет назад

    1990 Fire Red 5's. Not sure if they are the Silver tongue or Black tongue versions

  • @c2g1980
    @c2g1980 13 лет назад +1

    @blackadam06 Bravo, extremely well put. I felt like I was reading the Great Debaters.

  • @75samuel75
    @75samuel75 14 лет назад

    @Eyesonme805 your post is a perfect example of "I have no idea what to say because I have no proof to back up my statement so i'll just make up whatever comes to my mind".
    Starks was a journeyman who played well for a few yrs, and he played for one of the most bruising defenses of all time.Plus he was a great athlete and a streaky shooter.Give me the 1994 Knicks against either of the Finalists of this year, with the 94 rules, and they'd never lose a 7 game series.

  • @jllucero1
    @jllucero1 13 лет назад

    @tsujidofan Could you elaborate a little more in depth to me how LeBron is the best player to ever play the game? I'm not talking about rings, bc yes this is a team game and a lot has to go right in a team sport vs individuals who say only have to run 200m very fast.

  • @recember
    @recember 13 лет назад

    MVP forever

  • @osvie01
    @osvie01 15 лет назад

    As a young kid my favorite player was MJ, and now it is Kobe. While everyone is arguing back and forth about who is better, I am just rejoicing that I saw who I consider the two greatest players of the game play during my lifetime.

  • @Shermstyle23
    @Shermstyle23 14 лет назад +1

    @Shermstyle23 Typo. It was 63 poitns against the Celtics.

  • @joeblack6536
    @joeblack6536 4 года назад

    Every time when I look MJ I see joy of playing basketball. It's not just awesome dunks, what make U great, when U have 6'6 it's not hard to dunk. But..but all other aspects he moved to another level as well, like footwork. Man...add to that fake moves He was doing every time. To cheat opponent, to make a bit more place for clear shoot or penetrate defense and dunk.
    When He got the ball his not looking for fast way to pass to someone...it's like to pass all that joy, possibilities what ball in Ur hand can create..other players they usually trying to pass somewhere else and kill own spirit own passion. There are players who love to make nice moves but often without will to score, just to shine for a sec and pass the fckn ball. Here with MJ, everything is to score to pass defensive player like U are 1on1. He took that chalange game after game. Not enough words to praise his momentum , acceleration after fake move where defense went wrong way. He had that movement poetry, which camera loved from very beginning.

  • @einsp227
    @einsp227 12 лет назад

    Jordan did this in an era where that many points wasn't normal. Today's NBA is more offense oriented and dropping 50 in the first half isn't out of the question nor would it be a shock. This was a feat back then.

  • @legendary1231000
    @legendary1231000 13 лет назад

    wow total domination

  • @rohw0016
    @rohw0016 13 лет назад +1

    and the great part about the aftermath of that shot.. MJ just went right to the bench and sat down.
    the man just wanted to play ball.

  • @AHMAD-2324
    @AHMAD-2324 7 лет назад

    And he's doin this wit skills not driving and dunking the ball. But using those amazing skills to repeatedly beat the double team. Not to mention the 18rbs 6ast and 4stls...Wow just simply The greatest basketball player/Athlete of All-time!

  • @irclaw42
    @irclaw42 15 лет назад

    gotta love the phil jackson stache and the slo mo bill cartwright free throw haha look at that form

  • @alexmullihan3643
    @alexmullihan3643 11 лет назад

    lmao i love that you slowed down cartwright's FT

  • @KinnereyB
    @KinnereyB 11 лет назад

    Oh, And Kobe was playing the RAPTORS PPL! Matt Bonner, Morris Peterson, and Jalen Rose were checking him that game with 6'10" Bosh at CENTER! MJ was playing AT a Cleveland Cavs team that was a mainstay in the playoffs for about a decade AND had a REAL Center guarding the middle AND during the days when you could handcheck full court...MJ is the greatest we will ever see.

  • @dairen45
    @dairen45 12 лет назад

    he shot over 61 percent from the field and rebounds,assists and steals to go with it...remarkable game he took that many shots because he had 31 points at half he was on fire

  • @rbrn9
    @rbrn9 8 лет назад +2

    MJ 69ing the cavs, just like he would today

  • @kile20
    @kile20 5 лет назад

    wait, which pixel is jordan?

  • @FrancoLacava
    @FrancoLacava 13 лет назад

    what jordans is he wearing?

  • @jayread7676
    @jayread7676 11 лет назад +2

    lol look at the cavs bench everytime jordan scores

  • @LegitimateContent
    @LegitimateContent 4 года назад +1

    Nice

  • @Rodzilla97
    @Rodzilla97 17 лет назад

    and against a really solid defense, nice Michael

  • @YohannR28
    @YohannR28 11 лет назад +1

    Kobe's 81pts game : 81pts (28/46 60%) 6rebounds 3steals
    MJ's 69pts game : 69pts (23/37 62%) 18 rebounds 6pass 4steals 1block with hand checking

  • @masonhernandez6225
    @masonhernandez6225 Год назад

    Goat

  • @savemenico
    @savemenico 13 лет назад +2

    @CaveKanem Also J. Kidd guarded LeBron in the finals and he did pretty well and he's 38

  • @zhaq97
    @zhaq97 10 лет назад

    what are you talking about do you want me to name the 06 team or whatt if so dwyane wade, Derek Andersen and even dorell wright.

  • @francescogeo
    @francescogeo 15 лет назад

    how many shots he missed in this match??
    THE KING!

  • @elvis316
    @elvis316 5 лет назад

    1:30 silent critique of Cartright's FT. He made Shaq look mechanically sound.

  • @davidcici11Evolution
    @davidcici11Evolution 11 лет назад

    Jordon played in a defensive era, even Phil Jackson (former coach) and Larry Brown said Kobe would average around 50 in this era of basketball.
    There was more dominant centers and more defensive minded players in his era (80's and 90's) NBA changed a couple of rules like the Offensive 3 second violation and the hand check rule to make the game more offensive oriented, there was one point that games were some nights when teams would barely score 80 or 70 points.
    MJ was more contested by far

  • @donthideyourhate
    @donthideyourhate 11 лет назад

    HAHA, love the slow motion Bill Cartwright free throw ! !

  • @ImpliedVolatility704
    @ImpliedVolatility704 15 лет назад

    check this video out.this is the defense the pistons used called the "jordan rules".soon after the pistons started using this tactic, many other teams around league adopted the "jordan rules" as well.if you watch the vid closely,you'll notice jordan gets hand checked almost every time he drives.but jordan was so quick that he could usually still beat his man off the dribble.but even when he did beat his man,the pistons were in the lane waiting.
    watch?v=NLv2F33snCE&feature=channel_page

  • @kunkushun1
    @kunkushun1 12 лет назад

    Top5 best games ever for him in my opinion.

  • @ChaosCat79
    @ChaosCat79 16 лет назад

    And yes, LBJ can and SHOULD be in the argument for best player in the league currently. Even if the league is much weaker in terms of defensive ability and intensity than in previous decades, Lebron's numbers this season have been pretty amazing, especially for someone only in his fourth year as an NBA player.
    He's been just as much of a team player as Kobe has been this year, in fact a better one actually, and to get the reshuffled Cavs into the playoffs was very impressive.

  • @robertea2563
    @robertea2563 2 года назад

    Nice 👍

  • @blackdynamite3018
    @blackdynamite3018 4 года назад

    🐐

  • @TheThirdKiller
    @TheThirdKiller 7 лет назад

    The greatest game anybody has ever played. Ever.

  • @rrTale
    @rrTale 16 лет назад

    MJ's highest scoring games came when his team was on the verge of losing the game till the final seconds. Every single one of his 60+ pt performances. In KB's case he had his team confortable ahead but couldnt resist to stat padding.

  • @gaugeinvariant
    @gaugeinvariant 15 лет назад

    Yeah, and he managed to dish it off for a score 6 times too! Fuck Kobe's 81, his stat line was so one dimensional that night. Jordan's is just sick, and he did it against a playoff caliber team, not a bunch of lottery bums.
    Jordan: GOAT!

  • @ChaosCat79
    @ChaosCat79 16 лет назад

    And not just that but he added 18 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals and a blocked shot to his performance, far more of an all round game than Kobe could have HOPED to achieve when he scored 81.
    As rrTale mentions, if Jordan was as inclined to shoot as many shots as Kobe did in this game and through his career, there would be no QUESTION of Jordan's superiority since he would have multiple 60+, 70+, 80+ and maybe even 100+ point scoring games.
    But Jordan wasn't like that thankfully. :)