1988 MJ switches and hangs in Philly  

Only 1 JORDAN. Period. Yes Ant-Man IS spectacular but I don't see the big hands/ palming/ ball control. Ant-Man is a bonified Legit candidate for the Face of The League! Somebody please get LeBum up outta here PLEASE.

@@cedricl.vercher8423 I know I know... Don't get me going on the complainer.

​@cedricl.vercher8423 facts. Those things you mentioned is the difference. A large difference. Similar to the Kobe comparison. There are none. Kobe or Any aren't close because those things you listed

@@aaronhutchinson885 Yes it is absolutely true.. here's one example. When someone like LeBron or many others go up for a hard slam, they curl the ball between their hand and wrist, gripping it that way with the hand on top of the ball. So they raised the ball up very fast keeping their hands on top of the ball (So it doesn't fly away with the momentum) and then slam it down. However MJ would hold the ball from behind, gripping it in his 5 fingers, allowing him to do things that no other player ever has.. closest is Dr Jay. When Mike goes up, he doesn't need the momentum of the ball to slam it down... He can hold it out stretched in front of him while in the air, then pull it back near his head, move it from left to right and either lay it, or dunk it. Besides all the obvious things that makes Jordan the GOAT... That one aspect of his ball control, palming, gave him such mastery while in the air. The younger people who didn't watch him play only really know about 96-98 older MJ with Rodman. They only know the MJ with the great pull up jumper / fadeaway. Cuz they refuse to watch highlight videos that prove him to be beyond Omega level, like Michael Jordan Voyager, or historic bulls mixtape. I've offered many MJ critics the link to watch those highlight videos and they won't do it... Cuz they're afraid that they'll see some amazing jaw-dropping plays that LeBron could never do. And the LeBron fans and MJ skeptics who have watched some of those great highlight videos, literally can't believe what they're seeing, in some cases after certain amazing plays, they just drop their headphones and walk out of the room. What MJ did on that court deserves that kind of reaction! 🐐

@@Daveyboy_GolfR beautiful breakdown. I remember watching the 08 finals and seeing Kobe struggle to finish v the Celts. Popped back in some older MJ games which were live when I was 6/7/8 etc. I'm born in 82, and at that point it confirmed my thinking. Kobe is nowhere near MJ. Athletically, hand size, strength, quickness etc he was several notches below. The ability to palm the ball, basically like a center at his size, outside of Dr.J, maybe Connie Hawkins, I have never seen anyone do it like MJ. This generation really needs to go watch 91 thru 93 if they are questioning MJ. We have not seen anyone like him before, or since. He is a 10/10 athlete and 10/10 fundamentals and 10/10 competitive drive/work ethic. He's the best player in the history of the game and it's been that way since Summer of 1984

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He was driving right. He finished with his left hand. Zeke was correct: Mike couldn't go left very well. Then Scottie came along and showed him how to protect his left-handed dribbles by fixing his bouncing rhythm and clearing fools out. Some rightie guards would let their off hand swing like a pendulum to keep pokers honest while they dribbled face-up. But Mike learned to clear out and take advantage of his enormous mitts.

He was driving right. He finished with his left hand. Zeke was correct: Mike couldn't go left very well. Then Scottie came along and showed him how to protect his left-handed dribbles by fixing his bouncing rhythm and clearing fools out. Some rightie guards would let their off hand swing like a pendulum to keep pokers honest while they dribbled face-up. But Mike learned to clear out and take advantage of his enormous mitts.

@@MaybeDHitHim 😂😂 delusional!

@@gmoneybagz2376 you guys need more words. Mike didn't go left at all in this video. Mike even talks about how Scottie showed him about going left when he discussed that trap when he dunked on Ewing. But most of all, I was there at the games in Chicago Stadium. Sky King loved horsing around with Will Perdue. They're still brothers to this day. Craig Hodges would be in a chair then on his knees shooting 3pters. Jack Haley would mostly be shooting the shit with Horace or Nealy. Pax was mostly chopping it up with the coaches but he'd kick a thought with Sedale Threatt or Sam Vincent. Mike and Scottie would be working on Mike's left up until the time they played the Gary Glitter song. You children crack me up. I guess you don't understand that while it's certainly history, many of us were actually there to see it. I caddied at Ravisloe CC the year prior so I could get some seats at The Madhouse On Madison. I can still remember the taste of a fresh bag of Lemonheads. The Bulls played on Damen. But get on The Congress Expressway and go west. Ferrera Pan was just off Harlem. I can even see that paper Bismark tray for the hot dogs... You see, you could ask anyone who went to those games and they'd tell you the same. But since you don't have 1st person knowledge, everyone else MUST be "delusional". Don't say dumb shit no more.