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One of the greatest things he ever said: "I play every game as if it is my last. Why? Because I know there is someone watching who has never seen me play."
Kobe adopted the same mindset from Mj, they never cheated the game or it’s fans
Facts! Between that and republicans buy sneakers, he set the blueprint
MJ plays beyond basketball, I dont understand why theres a debate about who's the goat, seriously!
Underrated wizards years. He was co-owner to a struggling wizards team and decided to throw on a jersey at 38 and a they did better.
Facts, that’s why I don’t understand why espn always say we not going to mention the wizards years! It was pure greatness! Especially when you see what they did before he got there! And what he averaged smh
Jordans wizards numbers are better thans lebums number the past 5 seasons. Mj did that at 40years old, and played the 2001 season for free as he donated his salary to the world trade victims families. 🐐s do 🐐 things.
He was a better wizard than some of these new $200 mill players today
The Last Dance didn't show it all. There is so much to know about MJ's greatness that you will still be uncovering it months or years from now. Just when you think you know everything about Jordan, more stuff will appear to blow your mind.
You right, for that reason I think there will be a Last Dance 2 or a documentary just about MJ with the title of The GOAT.
Big facts nuff said my g
You don't have to make the case for Michael Jordan being the greatest. You have to make the case for anyone besides Michael Jordan being the greatest...
And even then you'll fail
Jordan was just on a different level
He had a Relationship with the game...periodt
This was the best breakdown by far.Jordan is the most fundamentally sound player in the history of basketball period.
MJ didn't chase rings...he snatched those rings out of the reach of his competition and defended his championships with more will than we've ever seen in the sport all while being the best player on both sides of the floor almost every night...all while staying on the same team. He's the definition of greatness.
Forget about the 6 chips, on individual accolades only he stands alone. The fact that he won 10 scoring titles, while being THE elite defender at the guard position is preposterous! The mental toughness it takes to be the best offensive player on earth, while shutting down the opposing team is something that one has to be born with, it's not something that you can just develop into.
True facts something that Lebron has not done
Preach!
@@perrydaniels2550 man stfu
@@arjunvijay7789 so your p***y a** had to take there but I guess you're one of those internet gangsta that talk sh*t but probably scared to say it in person LMAO 😂😂
That's the thing about MJ...no matter how many times you watch the videos showing the moves he did on the court and some of the shots he made.... it always leaves you with a WOW, HOW, WHY moment....it never gets old...
Do Wilt Chamberlain next. I was in Chicago alive btwn 1991-8 for all 6 championships at Grant Park Parade! I was born in Chicago. He won games. I was at the UC Stadium for their home games. LeBron and CP3 attended his camp in Chicago. His Jordan brand lasted over 28 years. He was very competitive and a dog on the court. I had an autograph at home from him back in 1996 and Scottie Pip and Steve Kerr. He had a statue in Chicago. Bron never double 3-peated. He will never be better than Jordan. Phil Jackson was the greatest coach in NBA HISTORY
Great Video and breakdown! I grew up in St. Louis but loved basketball. I grew a liking to the NY Knicks. They were the new Pistons but heavy underdogs. I despised Jordan....absolutely despised him. Because in the end I knew at that time, nobody could beat him. He would always find a way to win. When he left, I missed watching him play because I knew I'd never see anything like him again. I was pretty confident in that. He was an artist in the air and could slow down time. He was also the most competitive individual on the planet. A nasty combination. Bar none IMO, the GOAT. But the closest was Kobe. He had the same vibe. Lebron is extremely talented, but he just doesn't have "it". Anyone growing up watching MJ play or Kobe for that matter know what I'm talking about.
All of the Bulls games were televised live here in Chicago on WGN including the home games.
The Chicago Stadium and then the United Center were always sold out, the bars were filled with people watching them and you did not want to miss it at home.
The Bulls was a must see event and the Bruce Lee of the entire show was MJ.
The highlights you see on RUclips was really just what you saw every single game.
He did this ALL the time.
TO ME.... MJ IS NOT JUST THE GOAT,
HE'S ALSO THE GOD OF BASKETBALL AND A REAL LIKE SUPERMAN.
When it comes to GOAT conversations, they’re incredibly difficult to have because people have different criteria for prerequisites that should be attributed to the conversation. If it’s based on championships alone, Wilt should be to GOAT. However, after this, people start talking about other prerequisites that may be a bit more difficult to measure (change of culture, attraction to the sport, rules made in defense against the athlete example: Jordan Rules (Brady rule) etc). I can’t speak on behalf of Wilt because I haven’t seen enough content TBH to know the athlete personally, due to environmental factors (lack of internet, etc), but what I’ve come across to learn - is the work ethic as illustrated in Tim Grover’s book: Relentless. Also, Tim Grover was the personal trainer of both MJ and Kobe. He (Tim), was the reason why MJ put on 10 pounds of muscle to get past the Pistons and also why he was able to increase his vertical jump height from 33 to 43 inches. Not disagreeing with you as I honor your comment, I only wanted to interject a comment and some information to share. Take care my friend!
@@frederickgonzales6823 If you really wanna dig deep for the goat, Kareem has as good an argument as anyone...Won the Nys highschool title every year..Won the NCAA title every year he played.And we all know about his pro titles, along with being the all-time scoring leader..That resume is hard to beat. I still ride with MJ tho..
Bro luc longley gets no love. There’s a new doc. Very interesting. Very wholesome guy who blindly fell onto the team but did his job.
Thanks for remind me of his name
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Whyyy ignore his Wizards years?!
Dude was 38 and 39 and (if not the knees) was on his way to two more back-to-back scoring titles. He upheld that "Cavalier Killer" mantra. He was also a massive reason a very poor Wizards squad had beaten every team that did make the playoffs.
At 39... on two bad knees..
Funny you mention Cricket, one of the greatest bowlers ever, Shane Warne, wore no.23 for that reason, Jordan did!
Warnie is a 🐐 one of the or if not best cricketer of all time 💪💪
“Time off, injuries, CRAMPS” lol
You just got you a new subscriber young homie
In the Wizard years, he was injured. In the period without injury, his stats were ~ 25+ PPG and were similar to Kobe.
Here are some crazy stats, just a few associated with Jordan I might add. Michael Jordan scored 30+ points in a game 673 times. MJ was the first person in history to get 200 steals and 100 blocks in a single season, he did it twice, he also led the league in steals 3 times, all the while winning 10 scoring titles. Jordan didn't lose 3 games in a row for almost a decade, which is inconceivable.
True facts & they got the nerve to want to debate Lebron is the goat come on now really.
How many defense awards or scoring titles has Lebron won in his career
@@perrydaniels2550 Lebron has 1 scoring title (MJ had 10), defensively Jordan had 1 defensive player of the year, Lebron had 0, Jordan led the league in steals 3 times, Lebron never led the league in steals, Jordan was All Defensive 1st team 9 times, Lebron was 1st team I think 7 times (I would have to look that one up) , and Jordan was the first player ever to get 200 steals and 100 blocks in a season, he did it twice, Lebron never did.
@@jackastor5265 exactly so no way in hell is Lebron the goat over Jordan
PREACH!
And another thing: Phil Jackson and the role of the coach and the relationship of the player. The points made here are spot on that a player has to accept a coaches input and put in the work. We have countless examples of players, in all sports, who shrug off coach input and don’t ever take that next step to being one of the best of all time even though they had all the talent and physical attributes to do it, yet lacked the quality in between the ears to check your ego and LISTEN to what a teacher has to say. Look at Allen Iverson…could have been part of this video series. As a 76ers fan, I saw it first hand. Guy had the talent, the heart, and the physical attributes to do whatever he wanted. Just didn’t have enough of that final piece - even he admits this now.
I watched 60+ regular season Bulls games for a decade. Watching highlight reels doesn't scratch the surface of how great MJ was night after night in games that might not have meant that much at the moment.
When I say the word Flopping, who do you think of?
LeBron James 😂😂😂😂
Labooboo 🤣😂🤦🏾♂️
MJ G.O.A.T 4EVER!
This is a great clip! Thanks for staying, “there’s more than one way to be a leader!” That’s incredibly insightful! It sparks an incredible debate as well because in today’s age, the conversation surrounds doing things you enjoy doing. However, should the same standard be applied to sports? Because in sports, athletes can be cut or traded in an instance. Furthermore, if you don’t enjoy playing in sports because of your environment, is it one’s responsibility to improve knowing the environment that athletes are in? Lastly, if you’re in an environment like this, would an individual become better if they were never exposed to this reality? Similar to the, “Patriot Way.” That too is also debatable. It’s fascinating!
Regardless, for all the negativity that surrounds this, I still inherently think that the responsibility comes down to the individual, “what are you willing to do to achieve your goals?” It’s a fundamental question that creates so much intrigue! Thanks for your post!
Tim Duncan also chewed into people in the most polite way possible...”Nice try!” 😂
MJ games always have iconic names not many Stars have a specific Game names that made those iconic games special but MJ has, The Flu Game, The Shrug Game, The Spectacular Move Game and of course The Shot game.
Dont forget the eyes closed free throw
goat - when you REALLY break it down...it's not even worth a conversation!
Dude, they built a freaking statue of him in front of an arena they built FOR him while he was still playing! That is some shit right there.
MJ was the Alpha of all Alphas. When the Bulls came to town you could literally feel it. He was (and remains) in a class by himself.
Real man moments Michael Jordan Chicago baby Ooga Chaka Ooga Ooga Ooga Chaka just can’t stop this feeling Michael Jordan is the goat for real for real
You said you're looking for things that nobody talks about. Ok, here's some that not many usually ever mention:
1. MJ only played with 1 all-star teammate (meaning, was an all-star while a teammate of MJ's, not before or after playing with MJ) during his entire career: Pippen, who was an all-star for only 6 of the 10 years they played together - and that includes 1994-95 when MJ came back from retirement and only played the last 20% of the reg season (17 games). That's among the least amount of all-star help that any superstar has ever played with over an entire career.
2. MJ never missed the playoffs until he was a 39-40 yr old on terrible Wizards teams, when he came back for 2 seasons, 4 years after his Bulls retirement, and he also dealt with a torn meniscus for more than one-third of his 1st season back.
3. MJ was upset only once in his playoff career (LeBron has been upset 4 times), when the Bulls actually shouldn't have been favored and were technically the underdog: the 1995 playoffs 2nd round as the #5 seed vs the #1 seed Magic with Shaq & Penny, who won 10 more reg season games than the Bulls. MJ had just come back from retirement and was rusty and also not in basketball shape after almost 2 seasons away.
4. MJ doesn't just have the highest ever career reg season & playoff scoring averages, he has the highest career reg season & playoff PER as well. The video mentions some of this, including the highest BPM ever.
5. MJ is one of only 5 guards ever to win NBA defensive player of the year.
6. MJ is 3rd all-time in assists/game for shooting guards who never spent a full season or more playing point (just behind Pistol Pete and Clyde the Glide), and is 2nd all-time in blocks/game among all guards (barely behind D Wade).
7. MJ won his 5 MVPs in 13 seasons with the Bulls, which we can say was 11 full seasons because he only played 18 reg season games in his 2nd season because of the broken foot and only played 17 games when he came back from baseball. Also, in his rookie year, MJ still managed to finish an impressive 6th in MVP voting. Then in the other 5 seasons, MJ finished 2nd to Magic twice, 2nd to Malone once, 3rd to Magic and Barkley once, and 3rd to Barkley and Hakeem once - and there's actually a good argument to be made that MJ was robbed of 3 MVPs, with more dominant numbers across the board than Magic (twice) and Malone.
8. MJ's only possible weakness is his 3 pt shooting, which at 32.7% was right around the NBA average during his era. BUT, MJ did not grow up with a 3 pt line and didn't get to practice on one until he reached the NBA! (note: the ACC had a wacky experiment with a joke of a 17 ft 3 pt line for MJ's sophomore season in college, doesn't really count) Colleges didn't adopt it nationally until 3 yrs after MJ left, and high schools adopted it the year after that. That in addition to the lack of emphasis on the 3 back then, compared to the huge emphasis on it in the modern game are the main reasons for the disparities in 3 pt shooting. Imagine if MJ had been able to practice his 3s since he was young, like all players since Kobe's era and after have been able to - that, plus MJ's legendary work ethic mean that MJ probably would've been a good 3 pt shooter, since he already had one of the best mid-range jumpers ever.
9. MJ has some moves that STILL have never been able to be duplicated since 40 yrs ago when he started showing them off in college: his double-clutches and ball fakes where he combines his ridiculous hangtime and palming the ball, both of which very few could ever do either. MJ is tied for the highest ever measured vertical at 48" (LeBron's is 44", Kobe's was 38").
10. MJ's work ethic and competitive drive are both arguably as good or better than anyone ever. Even Kobe, who many younger generations think had the highest will to win with his Mamba mentality, has said that MJ was more competitive than he was - because MJ's drive never shut off and he wanted to beat everyone in everything, on or off the court.
11. Accounting for differences between eras: due to the rules differences, defenses were much more physical in MJ's era and less touch fouls and flagrants were called, plus big men could camp in the lane all-day. This, plus the lack of emphasis on shooting 3s means that MJ took a lot more of a beating when going to the hole or posting up than he would've received nowadays, which means that MJ playing in the modern NBA would've likely played a lot more games, and vice versa [modern players wouldn't have been able to play quite as long back then vs nowadays - edited for clarity]. This also takes into account how much modern medicine, nutrition, fitness, diet, as well as "load management" have helped players.
Now part 2: note that the video creator [edited for spelling] isn't entirely objective and doesn't have all the knowledge when discussing MJ because he admits that he was less than 2 yrs old when MJ finished playing for the Bulls. Those of us who followed MJ's entire career as it happened have a better feel for just how much more dominant MJ was compared to his peers back then vs how dominant LeBron, Kobe, or anyone else was vs their peers. You can hear clear biases, and I gotta clear some things up:
- He claims "the internet would have you believe" that MJ won every game and made every shot he took - um, no, NO ONE actually says that; it's people who didn't watch MJ play live and/or are haters who interpret comments that way. Granted, yes, some fans can go overboard in terms of diminishing other players, BUT, the same damn thing happens with some fans of other players diminishing MJ. The biggest problem is people from younger generations who don't even give a fair chance at evaluating all the data and watching more than just a couple of MJ highlights yet definitively declaring how so-and-so are better than MJ. All I ask is for people to get as informed as possible about all the realistic GOAT candidates before making GOAT judgments.
- It's wrong of him to ignore MJ's Wizards years - he implies that MJ wasn't good. But that's false; MJ was still very good and sometimes his old self, and has the best stats of any 39-40 yr old player in NBA history (the next closest were Kareeem and Malone, but they really didn't come close).
- He's also factually incorrect: MJ's Bulls lost to the Bad Boy Pistons 3 times, not 4. And he failed to make it clear that Phil was only head coach for the 3rd of those 3. And Pippen/Grant were rookies who came off the bench the entire reg season during the 1st of those losses. And in the 3 previous years before that, MJ didn't have much help, and lost in the playoffs as a rookie to a 59-win Bucks team (with 2 all-stars, and 1 future hall of fame player & coach), and then to the 67 & 59 win Celtics dynasty teams.
- He basically implies Phil Jackson is the GOAT coach, but people don't seem to realize that Phil's 1st head coaching job ever in the NBA was in MJ's 6th season, and he wasn't an all-time great from the very beginning; he had to learn and MJ made him a better coach also, not just the other way around. And I appreciate that you mentioned some of this about Phil - he was not known as the "Zen master" until they started winning back-to-back and [edit, forgot to add: threepeat] titles.
- He calls Pippen "the best sidekick in sports", which imho is overrating him. Plus, almost no one talks about how MJ made Pippen better, not just in terms of skills but also instilling a killer mentality. Yes, Pippen was the perfect complement to MJ's style and personality, but in terms of how good he was on the court: Pippen was only an all-star 7 times in his 17 seasons, was all-NBA 1st team 3 times, and was all-defensive 1st team 8 times - really great, but not like he's a top 20-25 player ever. Pippen's career PER is only 127th. For perspective: ALL of LeBron's all-star superteam teammates have much higher career PERs; the lowest being Bosh at 67th and now Carmelo at 86th. AD, D Wade, Westbrook, Kyrie, and Love are all in the top 50. No, Pippen's not a "glorified role player" (again, dude is exaggerating what is said), but no he couldn't carry a team by himself and his career shows it. After the Bulls, he was a shell of his Bulls self even though age-wise, he was still at the back-end of his prime at 33 and beyond.
- He hypes up Grant and Kukoc, but honestly, they were NOT more than role players. Grant (career 11.2 pts/gm) was an all-star only once in 17 yrs and Kukoc (11.6 pts/gm) never made an all-star team in his 13 yrs. And again, MJ made them better players in terms of mentality. You mentioned Rodman, but keep in mind that 34-37 yr old Rodman with the Bulls was past his prime, though still excellent in rebounding & on D.
- He paints MJ as a black hole and ball hog before Phil, which he certainly was a lot more of than later on, BUT it should be noted that in his 5 yrs before Phil became head coach, MJ averaged 5.9 ast/gm, which is actually higher than MJ's career 5.3 ast/gm avg. So MJ's 'selfishness' early on gets a little overblown. Also, he mentioned how Kobe patterned his game after MJ's, which is true, BUT, it should be noted that even though Phil coached Kobe longer (12 of Kobe's 20 yrs) than he did MJ, Kobe's career 4.7 ast/gm are significantly lower than MJ's, and even Kobe's avg of 5.2 ast/gm over the 12 Phil seasons is still slightly lower than MJ's career avg.
- He implies MJ was a jerk/asshole all the time to his teammates, which isn't close to true. He was a jerk at times, not most or all of the time, and not to all of his teammates. This is way, way overhyped by too many people.
Great read. I agree with everything you said. When you look all the great the teams in the NBA the Bulls have the least amount of talent. MJ was really the drive with that team. Without him they wasn’t winning two 3peats. The bulls won against 7 60+ teams. 5 of them was in the last 3peat. That’s fricking amazing.
@@timmaz24s Appreciate it, and great stat. That's one aspect I could've included, that MJ faced tougher playoff competition than haters think, though my posts weren't specifically catered to haters. I've done the analysis & MJ faced much tougher pre-finals competition (by W-L record) in the East than LeBron did, & MJ's finals opponents' records overall are about the same as LeBron's have been. [edited for grammar]
@@darchon5 so true. Plus MJ is the only NBA to avg over 30 points in the finals 5 times and won. Scored over 200 points 3 times in the finals and won. I don’t think ppl understand the depth of MJ greatest. Anyhew thanks for the knowledge.
Phil Jackson was the assistant coach bag when Michael Jordan hit The shot against Cleveland
Just want to put this out there: the mechanics of Jordan’s turnaround jumper?
Wilt.
MJ23 is the real ultimate GOAT 💯
Never heard someone say they wanna me like Lebron. Head then say they wanna be like Mike so much they made a movie called Like Mike.
Why ppl try to ignore his wizard year as if he wasn’t ballin! He was averaging 24 points and his average was going up every game he played! Look up his numbers! It was underrated
I’m not gonna lie I was privilege I was blessed to watch Michael Jordan play live at the United Center I’m not gonna lie he look like a video game with Cheat Codes he moves so fast so fluent it’s like the other team was running around in mud that’s how special Michael Jordan was I wish you could’ve Witness it live MJ he’s phenomenal what can I say the best of the best ever I’m done he is a goat
I honestly think that Jordan is underrated today. Yeah, there is still a lot of hype but the fact that there are people who exist that think LeBron is better than MJ, means that Michael isn’t respected enough. I love LeBron. He’s incredible and the absolute best of his generation. He will probably end up (probably already has) with the greatest career of all time. His peak has lasted over 15 years. The thing is, Jordan’s peak was higher (by a good amount) and he brought an intensity, a beauty,and energy that I don’t think will ever be duplicated.
Yeah, Kukoc was a big part of that ‘98 team. His scoring carried them through stretches of some tough games.
I can't believe you got me to watch this long ass video with you 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Good content homie!
Shit a movie lol appreciate you fam
I get you I’m crying to Michael it’s so amazing he’s gone
Clutch Master
Michael’s like if you don’t wanna bang don’t hang if you play sports you’re still talking about win or die
Jordan never claimed he was the greatest. He always respected the greats who came before him. That is what makes him the greatest.
Tough love. Kobe ( RIP) had it. Shaq had it. ZO had it etc etc.. Oh by the way, Brady has it too.
Brady - 25 point comeback in the super bowl.
This dude out did himself with Michael's statistics! Michael's couldn't have done it better than this dude! His rhythm couldn't have been better than Michael himself! Even your interruptions were on cue! You even scored with your own basketball. I couldn't even have scored more better than you! Great job my friend, Great job! Juan! I really liked it!
How about tim Hardaway check him out the Texas 2 step
Let’s add the fact that he still has the highest vert. Ever in nba history
A lot of people say Kareem can be the greatest. But Kareem was the best player on only 3 rings. For the last 2 rings he was the 3rd or 4th best player. Jordan was by far the best player in all 6 of his rings.
I would like to see you do magic next
heres a underrated guy that is the goat of Centers: Hakeem Olajuwon.
Kareem who?
The fact that he can shoot the fadeaway Lefty or Righty with the same results is enough when you add everything else
I watch a last dance sport I was there when the Chicago Bulls drafted Michael Jordan I watch him in college university university of North Carolina steam it was James worthy and E.B.T. Georgetown Hoyas with Patrick Ewing for national championship in Michael transcended the NBA he change the culture he’s a genetic Vietnam his physical abilities his mental capabilities besides his physical attributes the things that he was able to do on the floor goes against physics he is phenomenal the closest player to Michael is Kobe Bryant and Kobe is like for Miss Jordan‘s clothes but Michael is freakishly amazing the best of the best ever ever ever ever
All I can say MJ all day
subbed to ur channel Goat! u have good videos keep it up!
Kukoc was in the 2001 76ers and got manhandled that's why he doesn't get credit at all
Michael Jackson is the 🐐
Only thing I disagree with the video is the wizards years, hella underrated. Old Jordan putting on mvp numbers before injury etc
It was the dirty Pistons who released the beast cause y'all know he took it personal.
If you play sports you know you Gotta do whatever you Gotta do to get what you want to get you Gotta be the man no matter what you got a beat the opponent at all costs you got a win to be the man if you the man Shazam
im 44 and i saw the greatest ever..watched all his games, dude is truly the goat...no contest. Lebron coudnt hold his jock
PHIL was there one season before they made their run, and it was a couple seasons before Pippen became a major help to MJ. LeBron was losing to regular teams with an all-star team he built.
The new school isn’t about a team anymore I mean from season to season they bounce on there teammates
Sean I got a question for you. Have you ever heard or seen in ANY video, Mike Flop?
Never once
@@RareSoulTV him, nor Kobe, nor Shaq, nor Kareem, nor Dr. J. Not even Bird.
Lebron is Pippen 2.0. He always needs a Jordan to win a title. Thats why he always get 2-3 superstars with him cause thats whats MJ's equivalent, 2-3 superstar.
Damn I was saying same thing. Lebron NEVER won without SUPERSTAR on his team.
I am a big bird fan but mj is the goat
You should do a reaction video to Wayne Rooney's football career
I know this video old bit it was good. I agree with the PHIL point. He was a nobody until they started winning chips. Every coach starts out a nobody until they win. That's the argument ppl say about the GOAT LB didn't have phil. That don't count. He became PHIL AND THE PLAYERS still have to play the games.
Don't ignore Jordan's wizards years he was 38 averaging 25/6/6
As a 40 year old he would of lead the wizards to the playoffs if he didn’t get injured lol he averaged what like 25ppg
That's the thing they keep forgetting with bill and wilt they had like 7 teams lmao
Muggsy Bogues: 5'3" 13yr NBA career. Shortest NBA player in history and played against Jordan, even getting SEVERAL steals off Jordan. And had a BLOCK actually called off due to an illegal defense shift.
Jordan got stole on and blocked a few times, which every nba player has got done to them. Now compair mugsy vs jordan accomplishments, yeah ill wait. Your a clown. Mugsy got steals cause he was a good player but got nowhere other than the mentioning of his height.
@@johndlc1983 It isn't about accomplishments, or awards, not even 'greatness" in general. It is about motivation. Someone who is the shortest NBA player in history having a 16yr career is nothing to sneeze at. It is about overcoming every obstacle despite everyone saying you had no right to be in the game, and yet once in the game actually making the "greats" take notice and have to contend with you and your abilities.
The steals/block on Jordan isn't that "it happened all the time. It was that it was done by someone a FULL FOOT SHORTER than Jordan, and over several years.
Yes he was on the first 3 championship aren't you listening phil jackson is the coach on all chicago championship wins
There's no case against the argument of Goat. Class dismissed.
I hate when they downplay his Wizard years like he sucked or something. I was so happy when he returned and he was really... really... good when he played for the Wizards. He was like a 25 /6/ and 6 player or something like that. Who wouldn't want those stats a 38 to 40 years of age? Heck....at 24 years of age... most don't do that.... give me a break.
But even Larry Bird said Jordan was "God disguised as Michael Jordan."
The biggest thing this guy gets wrong; is that Jordan was selfish with the bulls early on. He tried to pass but the early bulls sucked and kept missing. So Jordan had to shoot he is not at all correct on that part. And then his wizards run was amazing he was still a top 25 player at 39 and 40 years old; never done before. Jordan was clearly not as nasty as this guy says; if he was then he would have 0 friends.
Kareem! He was my favorite growing up before Jordan came along..
He made all stars look like little boys I know it’s disrespectful but that shit is for real
MJ the end of story
Other players you have to find a way to excuse some of their failings. Jordan you have to diminish what he did. A better coached Wilt with a couple of better teammates might have given Jordan competition, but all we can do is judge what happened.
Everyone never seen his college days
Yes, the Bulls whooped every great player at the time.Not just all great players but all hall of fame players!
Michael didn’t need super team because he was the real superman with his superteam they had his back he had their bag Scottie Pippen Horace Grant John Paxson who is totally underrated who is leaving soon Stacey King cliff good news Livingston we’ve had Robert Parish spiders Sally Toni Kukoc Steve Kerr Craig Hodges Steve Bushler I can go on and on amongst the role players take a pleases the Chicago Bulls dynasty the best ever
What case? Jordan is the greatest athlete ever, not just basketball.
Penny Hardaway
Casually saying 6 rings lol….so I’ll casually throw out some more of his accolades 6 finals mvps also. Dpoy, roty, 5x league mvp, 9x all defense, 10x scoring champ and at the end say pretty good huh? My friends that’s just the tip of the iceberg smh and I feel sorry for y’all that haven’t seen him play live, night in and night out. You had to be there to truly grasp his greatness.
Many forget he stole the ball from Karl Malone right before "the shot"!
He also made a layup and hit two clutch free throws before that
Cause you coached greater.
Who that the god disguising his number 23 for the Chicago Bulls Edgard Michael Jeffrey Jordan the best of the best ever
It’s a lot beta talk in this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You can’t talk to your teammates today
Hogwash!!
Michael Jordan reminds me a lot of Peyton Manning. Both of them expected perfection and would jump their teammates asses if they messed up.
Make the case for everyone else , not him.
js there are some clips of Jordan fucking up Larry Bird when playing against him. like crazy but.... just sayin
Steve Kerr also punched him back. Just saying.
I have no use for LaChina quitter.
1v1 Larry would still smack him tho
No, he wouldn't.. don't get me wrong Larry was great but he couldn't D Jordan up