24 Year Old Michael Jordan Was GODLIKE! 1987-88 MVP Highlights | GOAT SZN 

Well said, sir. I agree.

Kobe played off ball very well

I can't front you are spot on with that comment...this mj was so explosive and quick and as you said he didn't have to force the issue because he could get by his man so fast...his athleticism was too much for opposing defenses...I'm willing to bet that if detroit didn't beat mj up in those playoff runs and just played him straight up, bulls would have been got past pistons, it wouldn't take long...he was that good..that man could kill teams by himself if he wanted too, every single night

@@unlimitedayoproduction2452 me too💯

C'mon bruh u could have said all that without taking shots at Kobe.MJ respected Kobe more than his fans did & as someone stated Kobe was more than capable of playing off ball

@Exar kun The dark side cosmic entity Not in the same season

@Exar kun The dark side cosmic entity probably but as is right now it’s only MJ

@Exar kun The dark side cosmic entity There were no DPOY awards back then either. R Martinez could have also added....lead the league in steals and won MVP. Not sure if Wilt did all of that in the same season.

Bs

@@rmartinez.917 wilt has over 10000 blocked shots mj may be the goat but you can also make a strong argument for wilt dont disrespect mans name

hes average 40 3,4 *hes probably not gonna pass it that much*

@Chris Turner He would be virtually just as great in comparison to the rest of the league as he was in his own era.

@@robloxstephencurry2148 40-7-5 with 3 steals and 1.5 blocks on 50-30-88 splits 💯

@@robloxstephencurry2148 If he ain't passing that much then he is averaging 50!! You act like Jordan didn't average 32pts 8 rebs and 8 assists in one of his prime years. Jordan was a very good and willing passer.

@Esco Ayala it might be possible! @Nostalgic Bliss because he played at the point guard position for a moment that year

fr, if he didn't try on defense that man couldve scored an extra 15 points.

35+ a night.

@@xers8719 I agree he’d be in the Defiant 40pts per game

Exactly.

Give me your top 2 guards who play in Michels era ?? I’ll wait 😎

Oh definitely

Probably score 60ppg in today's NBA!

Winner comment!

Man I looked up the stats for the leaders all time in ppg apg spg bpg and rpg. And they state alot of bs on espn. I found it crazy I'm 25 years old they never talk about the 10 scoring titles he won. They say this guy and that guy is the most skilled scorer ever and I'm like yall really disrespectful like nobody has ever averaged more points per game that Jordan for their career he was the definition of a bucket. 7 scoring title in a row and 10 overall is just crazy the next close is wilt with 6 lol.

@@Shane.Roberts thats cuz he played against bums and nobody was giving they star players that many shots a game unless they were big men at the time

Totally agree. Scottie scored zero points in the first game of that series and avg only 10 points

@@timmaz.g4627 exactly

No pippen was 1-9 without Pip

Lebron fanboy alert

@@TakinDubsShaq What did LeFlop last year without AD ? ? Oh yeah, missed the Playoffs.

That's an element that gets left out often - have we ever seen - motor - skill - athleticism - mental toughness - clutchness - intense defensive-mindedness - creativity - play-making ability on both ends - leadership - AND gracefulness at such high levels in the same person?

His career average was 34 when he retired in 98. His wizard yrs brought it down to 31

@@spaciousgrace3816 It's says on sport reference 30.1 ppg 6.2 rpg 5.3 apg 2.3 spg. www.basketball-reference.com/players/j/jordami01.html. Regardless he is the greatest at putting the ball in the basket he averaged the most ppg

@@Gsuhoops34 his wizard yrs brought it down 3-4 points

@@spaciousgrace3816 my bad lol I wouldnt have know that i was born in 95. I wish I could of seen him play live with the bulls

15*

Just pure greatness

League was pushing Mike heavily at this time he took the league to the next level

He did it 4 times🐐

​@@festusaniemeka3350gtfoh clown they wasn't pushing shit 😂Mike took that title tf y😂😂

@@facts187-tb7ms Lol

Well stated. I wholeheartedly agree.

I'm sure loads of people would pay handsome money for a dedicated Jordan Channel like that. I know I would.😎😊💪🏻

His stamina was unreal. I don't think any player would average 35 and be DPOY. Truly the best two way player ever. I'm only 17 but Jordan is my favorite athlete ever. Really wish I could've watched him play live.

@@CantGuardTee He was as good as you think he was. Everyone wanted to be like Mike on the basketball court.

His “absolute prime” was a couple years after this. He HAD to do everything like this because he HAD nobody until roughly 1990. 1990 & 1991 is MJ at his peak without debate. His “absolute prime”…. This is just the beginning of his prime. 1990 he put up better numbers than he did this year, led the league in scoring AND steals AGAIN. He got robbed of the MVP that year. He should’ve won the MVP and DPOTY that year too. He only put up better numbers across the board in 1990 than he did this season; he only scored 1.4 pts less a game, and that’s also the year he really developed his outside shot. He shot almost 38% from 3 that year. And 91 he shot his career best 54% from the floor, and won his 2nd MVP, another scoring title, and had zero holes in his game at all by that point. Zero. He led the league in scoring and steals 3 different times. He was blatantly robbed of the MVP in 92/93. He put up better numbers in 90 and 93 than he did in both his MVP seasons in 91 & 92. And led the league in steals in BOTH seasons along with scoring. The dude should have 7 MVP’s and 3 DPOTY awards.

@@dazdavis7896 87-93 is his “absolute peak”

90-93 Was his peak , but he i like his 2nd 3peat better 95-98

Who’s your favorite MJ of the 80’s.🤐

@@bad.triumphhd4593 The King ofcourse lol. From 79 to 88, Michael Jackson was on another level 😂💯

Zach Lavine scored “37” points on Michael Jordan’s bday vs Detroit. Jordan= 37. Detroit= 37. Chicago= 37 It’s all math done by a code called Gematria. I prove this everyday how pro sports are rigged by this code. Words equals numbers. It’s as easy as ABC, 123. A is the “1st” letter in the alphabet so A= 1, B is the “2nd” letter in the alphabet so B= 2, C is the “3rd” letter in the alphabet so C= 3, and so on much more to it than that. its not that hard to understand.

@@tylerdorso7830 sadly he’s right. Still the GOAT though.

@@bad.triumphhd4593 michael jackson

@Ty Calvert That's amazing.

@Ty Calvert and got swept.

@Ty Calvert lost to a bunch of white boys Dallas Mavericks

@Rick Westland only bc the east coast sucked ass. If lebron had been on a west coast team hes not in the finals that year and many other years.

@@CharlestonWhite12 That swept two time defending Champ Lakers with Kobe and Gasol while destroying scoring champ Durant, Harden, Westbrook, and Ibaka 4-1.

And to think he averaged 35ppg while leading the league in steals too, all while being the best defensive player in the entire league. He’s still the only DPOY to average over 30ppg the same season.

Man, that is spot on!!!! I've seen more of them Jack the Ripper grainy footage of Mike than I have watched NBA games in the last five years.

I don’t know why after the ‘16 nba season I lost total interest in the nba.

@Kristopher Bailey like who? Literally nobody in NBA history matches the aesthetics of Jordan’s game.

@@veracity5977 I bet Kristopher thinks the same thing about Barry Sanders. Weird.

@@veracity5977 Kobe comes close, probably never heard of him

Ohtani and Gretzky are the only ones in our lifetimes.

@@j0hn22 Gretzky 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Say what? Kobe for one. Derrick Rose played VERY similar but heis career was derailed by injuries. Those 2 are played similar and had that killer mentality.

@@frankrojas304 Kobe is my guy. But no. Athletically not in his ball park. Kobe was very athletic but not close to MJ. Rose freaky athlete but lacked the fundamentals. MJ rare combo of freak genes and skill mastery.

@@j0hn22 What has ohtani done lol

Oh yes and getting destroyed by the Pistons in those years.

@@hectorlopez1069 The Pistons were arguably the best team in the league from 87-90, absolutely loaded. Nothing MJ could do, Pistons had to play Jordan dirty cause he destroyed them on the regular.

No he was right in the right time. The NBA can no longer produce an athlete or electrifying game like this.

@@hectorlopez1069they basically took a baseball bat and broke his knees so he couldn’t play. The pistons were dishonorable because of that decision. Isaiah eventually got his due, and Lambier is basically a dirty word in NBA history

@@BooBooDaFoo330yet when LeBron was battling the Warriors in the Finals from 2015-2018 it’s “all LeBrons fault” but for Jordan “there’s nothing he could do”

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Wilt Chamberlain was the alien. Michael Jordan was the try hard with talent. Bobby Knight said it best. Jordan is one of the most talented guys (not the most talented), but had the ultimate work ethic, drive and fundamentals. That is why he put him 1. Jordan wasn't the most talented person on his own team. Scottie Pippen was as John Salley said. Pippen had nowhere near the drive, work ethic Jordan did. Jordan got him to buy in on working out and his work ethic wasn't bad but his drive was just not there like Michael's was. Lebron is very much like Pippen cept he does HGH and is allowed to run over little guys because centers are now gone from the game with rule changes.

Sun.... he’s from another dimension where normal to play like this!! This shit wild.

EVER!

@@hackintosh3899 bruh get off the drugs

Kobe was very very close though.

@@Bob-te3le facts

Still advantageous now.

I actually think a well polished midrange game is really fun to watch. Three pointers are a lot more fun as momentum changers. It's not very fun when it feels like you have to hit a bunch of 3s just to keep up with the other team. These days if your team is having an off night shooting 3s, you basically have no chance if the other team is hitting.

​@treyspencer3101 yeah it really is. Watching a player score from every distance and attack the defense from all angles is great. Also the reason Jordan was always unstoppable scoring. He could hit from anywhere below the 3pt line.

he could still hit some 3 pointers, he just didnt need to and wasnt as good at it@@jeffk862

Exactly

Not mine...He was not a good jump shooter in those days. The 90's was a better jump shooter. The 80's MJ was a more dominant aerial and slasher to the rim player.

@@gregoryyoung9148 u young lil bro. His midrange was always pure from day one. He wasn't a good 3 point shooter starting off but every year he got better and he be came a good 3 pt shooter not a great one but good.

@@Each1teach2 Wrong. MJ could have been a great three point shooter. They did not coach this properly in those days. MJ stumbled on it in the game he went off in the Finals. They coach this now. MJ would be as good as any player shooting the three now. I say all of this being a MJ jealous hater.

@@gregoryyoung9148 he was shooting 3s way before game 1 of the 92 finals lil bro. How old are u? Saying they did not know how to coach it makes absolutely no sense? Lil bro I can tell u were a baby back then ...or wasn't around period.

facts mine as well, I love watching his highlights from the 80's way better than the 90's version.

No doubt

...is LeBron James

Reported

@@calvincoleman7543 son wash your eyes with boiling holy oil.

@@sareaper69 And documented #DaGoat

Facts the Jordan played against plumbers crowd won’t wanna hear

In This Era Air Jordan Avg 45+ Or 50 Easily & Only Shooting 3 Pointer A Few Times A Game. He Would Have Been That Freaking Amazing

Waiting on u to get inside so they make u kick it out to a open man or make u score inside

Don't start talking about the game with depth...This shit will turn into the Jerry Springer show. Lol.

@@AwH22311 plumbers that gave Shaq a hard time 👍

Exactly

I’ll have to disagree, Kyrie is #1. Jordan and Rose are 2A and 2B

@@dc4690 That was 1986/87 season

He actually averaged 37 ppg

@@cursin no he averaged 35 this MVP year, not 37 cause was the season before

@@laflame0284 it was 1987/88 he won dpoy

@@johncambridge7181 yeah i was talking to a dude who said that in 1987-88 MJ averaged 37 ppg

Nothing but respect My favorite version of MJ is OG 95-96 Season. Still with enuff athletics dunk on anyone & His IQ was out the roof wit the New Signature fade away. This MJ rite here tho is definitely my 2nd

It was much later that he won his first 3 peat but I know what.

@@AAAA-nv5cf true . Goes to show its a team job ! And chemistry. It didnt happen till later on in his career. But once the bulls established that, it was two 3 peats!! Crazy. Cudda been more!! If they kept the team

I think the consensus is is that MJ from 90-91 was the best Jordan ever overall. This year he was at his best athletically but not iq wise. I mean some people think he was his best 95-96. The thing is is that he was so good his whole career that it's hard to say when his true prime was. Different players reach their prime at different ages. Lebron seems to reach his closer to late 20s early 30s. Some are done by their 30s so it all depends. I can see how anyone could argue that this was MJ's best year though, completely amazing.

@@billj4525 👌

Hmm....I gotta say, young Jordan is DEFINITELY the most athletic guard in NBA history. Young Derrick Rose and Westbrook were great athletes, but I think young Jordan was superior. Certainly he was superior to Kobe or Vince or T-Mac as an athlete. The only other comparable athletes in NBA history weren't guards, such as LeBron, young Shaq, or Wilt. So yeah, I think you're right!

@@chambeet we must not leave out Iverson. The guy was 5'11'' and could run the field and dunk like no other.

@@chambeet Don't forget about prime Wade. Wade was more athletic than T-Mac when you take quickness and speed into account. I would put prime Wade's quickness and speed up against any guard in NBA history or even any player regardless of position in NBA history and he could also jump out of the gym. Wade's athleticism combined with his touch around the rim made him at minimum a top 3 all time driver and finisher. I'm not sure if any guard in NBA history dunked as often as prime Wade and we all know Wade is the best shot blocking guard of all time and it's not like he was a particularly big guard at 6'4". His long arms did help though. I'm just saying, Wade deserves an honorable mention at the very least and was arguably the 2nd most athletic SG of all time.

@@justsayin669 nah man Tmac was more athletic than Wade.

@@justsayin669 Yep, I've heard that said about prime Wade, so you are right that I forgot to put him onto the list. For whatever reason, I wasn't watching the NBA much when he was in his prime, so I do tend to forget about him, but I've definitely heard that opinion before. Good call. And to whoever said Iverson above, there is definitely that class of guard that was INSANELY athletic but undersized, such as Iverson, Spud Webb, and Nate Robinson. They're almost their own special class of athletic.

Imagine winning MVP, DPOY, ASG MVP, Dunk Champ…all while leading the league in scoring and steals. He was literally the best player in the entire league in every aspect…and this was 3 years before his 1st ring!

fr

wilt?

@@LegendGamer-dj8om they didn't know what they were looking at when they saw wilt

Alot of those moves Jordan was doing only Jordan and Kobe could do.

@i5COR3PiON I agree with you. Kobe imitated Jordan better than anyone. He nearly copied every move perfectly, even to the point of sticking his tongue out just like Jordan. Same coach, same trainer, and same nutritionist. They even celebrated championships alike.

Facts bro. Exactly how I feel. To me Jordan and Kobe are by far the 2 greatest ever. The debate can start at #3 for best of the best.

@miguelzaibatsu Y'all kill me with this Bullshit, SMGDH You know Dam well Pippen would've never been a HOF player had he never played with Michael Jordan. And Rodman was on his out of the NBA before The Bulls threw him a bone in '95 because nobody wanted him because he was a Head case that was battling mental illness. Yes they played their role's but Michael Jeffrey Jordan was the reason those Bulls team's won 6 NBA Championships.

@miguelzaibatsu The pace of wilts era allowed him to score more points. Pace and minutes adjusted Wilts numbers are less impressive but are still pretty good.

@miguelzaibatsu if MJ played in today's NBA on his prime he would have averaged 60 ppg!

@miguelzaibatsu trash? U out of ur mind! They were even more physical then! U don't know basketball!

@miguelzaibatsu ur an idiot if you think 91 92 blazer wasn't a good team! That Blazer team defeated the Lakers on first round, killed the Phoenix Sun's on the second round and Karl Malone, Jazz in the western conference finals! Since ur a LeBron fan, I will compare that on ur mickey mouse ring against a young team Miami heat! Who lakers had? Lebron had 5 established players on his roster. A.D., Mcgee, Green, Howard and Rondo! All championship players except for Howard n A.D. GTFOH, MJ played on an era where the centers were dominant, he only had Scottie on his side and MJ dominated on an era of big man! Celtics and Detroit would be the equivalent of the today's Lakers and Jazz team. The 80s bull was like the Charlotte Hornets of today! For MJ to carry a team like that is nothing compare to where LeBron carried the Cavs! MJ will always be the GOAT. Defensively and offensively!!!! Stop comparing anybody to MJ because his game was totally dominating and graceful at the same time.

miguelzaibatsu it’s fuckin wilt chamberlain, nobody back was even his size, jordan was a guard dominating his competition, 37 ppg is trash all of a sudden

@miguelzaibatsu tht mean every basketballer stat is trash ?

@miguelzaibatsu the wilt argument played out. Its like a 6"5. Dude bragging about beating up some one 5"8 wilts stats are not relevant in modern nba period. He dunked on the paper boy. I get it.

miguelzaibatsu top 3 what?😂

@miguelzaibatsu so he basically the tallest nigga in the nba since that is the average. Please name his comp besides russell. He dont belong in modern debates pion. Its not that complicated. Kareem was barely in league when wilt was out.

That was the year when rapper Kool Moe Dee's title "How ya like me Now" was on the Hip-Hop charts, But Michael "Air" Jordan was the 1988 NBA MVP and Defensive player of the Year.👨🏾‍🦲🏀🐐🎶😎

96... LEAGUE MVP, FINALS MVP, ALLSTAR MVP, SCORING TITLE, CHAMPIONSHIP, ALL TEAM 1ST... "This one's for daddy"

@TYLER JONES Jordan is the G.O.A.T🐐 just like Eminem is the greatest rapper of all time!

@@chrisdrake7689 yikes...awful take. not about MJ being the GOAT but about Eminem being the greatest rapper...

Zach Lavine scored “37” points on Michael Jordan’s bday vs Detroit. Jordan= 37. Detroit= 37. Chicago= 37 It’s all math done by a code called Gematria. I prove this everyday how pro sports are rigged by this code. Words equals numbers. It’s as easy as ABC, 123. A is the “1st” letter in the alphabet so A= 1, B is the “2nd” letter in the alphabet so B= 2, C is the “3rd” letter in the alphabet so C= 3, and so on much more to it than that. its not that hard to understand.

Wilt Chamberlain? what?

@@eatassonthefirstdateMJ is the only DPOY to average over 30ppg in the same season…Wilt was a monster, but MJ’s all-around game was and is unparalleled.

He would be even better. 1988 MJ without handchecking? Ya, good luck

U mj stans are the least intelligent.

He would average 30-35, I wouldn't say 50.

that's what he averaged in an era where the players were allowed to try to injure him on the court instead of playing by the rules. You saying 30-35 is saying you think he might actually do up to 5 points worse in todays era. He averaged 35 in the year these videos took place. He not only averages 50, if this Jordan played he also breaks Wilt's 100 point record.@@AnkrahJordanAnkrah

im boutta roll up a fatty before i watch this

@@kn7cks347 fantastic choice my friend

Zach Lavine scored “37” points on Michael Jordan’s bday vs Detroit. Jordan= 37. Detroit= 37. Chicago= 37 It’s all math done by a code called Gematria. I prove this everyday how pro sports are rigged by this code. Words equals numbers. It’s as easy as ABC, 123. A is the “1st” letter in the alphabet so A= 1, B is the “2nd” letter in the alphabet so B= 2, C is the “3rd” letter in the alphabet so C= 3, and so on much more to it than that. its not that hard to understand.

@@tylerdorso7830 I have Letters and Numbers. 4 base ciphers.

True statement.

true

that's an aspect I never thought about

I think it's between him and Kyrie. Not saying Kyrie's on MJ's level as a player or even a scorer. Kyrie just manages to pull off a new move everynight

Facts! The 1989 season is super underrated. He played like Lebron (being a facilitator) that year better than LeBron. When comparisons arise about LeBron vs MJ, point them to the 1989 season. Also, that 1989 Playoff run was insane! He single-handedly carried the 6-seeded Bulls to the ECF and gave the Pistons their only 2 losses in their Championship playoff run that year.

@@JStarNewYrk True...MJ only played 20+ games at the point that year and did something that LeBron (nor Magic) ever did----record 7 straight triple doubles or 10 in 11 games. He was 3 rebounds from having 11 straight and that was against the Pistons (40-7-11).

@@jtremaine23 the record held until the fucking stat padder russel Westbrook broke it.

The 1989 playoff run is hands down the greatest individual playoff run to not make it to the Finals. By the end of that run it should’ve been clear to people that Jordan was the best player they’d ever seen.

@@veracity5977 yea. After the bulls beat the knicks in the playoffs the knicks coach said jordan is the greatest player he ever seen. He gotta do a 1989 mj goat season

Lowkey KD arguably is

@@leultrainstinct406 not even close

And did it efficiently year after year after year,etc...

And there was no defensive 3-seconds rule and hand-checking was allowed…it’s those little details people don’t comprehend when comparing stats nowadays to what he did…and he still clears!

And scoring title at 35ppg shooting 53.5%... While taking less than one 3-point fg per game.

And he led the NBA in steals and averaged 1.6 blocks/game…which is insane for a guard! He still holds the record for all guards for blocks/game average for a career.

Facts

His prime was literally his whole career

@@lennythegumpsummers8889 Literally, he was an mvp candidate his rookie year and even as a Wizard he was a top 5 player before his injury….and ever after his injury he was still a top 10 player.

@@AAAA-nv5cf Jordan wasn't not a top 5 player on the wizards

And played arguably the best defense a guard has ever had

@@Flyhr 96 GP:🤔 2012 tony allen: 🤔

but he couldnt shoot 3s for shit

@@vinuzo9548 Didn’t to shoot 3s. Was scoring 35-40 points with mainly 2s, so you add a 3 ball game to his game he’d drop 45 a night on all teams today with the rules they play under today easily.

@@speedymaster5758 I agree but his 3pt shot was still super low percentage and most of his threes were wide open, so i dont really see him ever becoming a great 3pt shooter.

@@vinuzo9548 He was still shooting above 30% which was standard for that era. And he had a couple seasons where he shot 40% from 3 which is just as good as the shooters of today’s era. MJ could shoot the 3 if he wanted to but chose not as he is quoted saying “it would turn my game into 1 dimension and that’s not me or my style and game of basketball” In MJ era 3 ball wasn’t utilised due to perimeter defence being allowed also unlike today where today’s players are lazy and don’t have the rules to allow them to play defence.

@@speedymaster5758 not that season lol. He shot 18% from three. And most of his threes were wide open Throughout his career MJ shot mostly wide open threes on low volume, unlike today where players have to shoot high volumes against tall athletic defenders doing everything they can to block their shot. MJ just wouldn't be able to shoot the three at that level. Especially since most of MJ's best 3pt seasons with with a shortened 3pt line.

💯 it’s wild the greatest individual season in NBA history was 3 years before he won his first ring.

Lebron 12-13.

Naah he didnt win a ring that season. 96 Jordan id say

@@6aliph77 91 Jordan is his best season

@@wipe919 72 wins finals MVP & THE CHIP??? I beg to differ

@@leultrainstinct406 you've got an argument there, if Bron had won DPOY it wouldn't even be an argument

Players aren’t soft it’s the rules and the nba..... carry on

Kawhi could play back then and be at least a little similar to mj. Obviously not as great but still😅

Also there’s zones now, so it wouldn’t be very very very very easy but he’d still drop like 35 5 6. But that’ll also be at the cost of his teammates so his teams wouldn’t win rings he’d have to be more unselfish

Also nobody ever will average 60 points. Ever......

If you think that what we see today is garbage you're maybe a MJ fan but not a basketball fan in any way.

Gilbert Arenas makes the best comparison for Kobe vs. MJ. Kobe was nowhere near Jordan when it came to attributes. But Kobe had the drive set and skill set to put himself close. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1bu7u6-2zlM.html

Kobe Bryant was closest I’ve seen to MJ but he was as efficient of a scorer. I don’t think Kobe ever shot 50% and Michael’s career FG% was 49%.

Kobe was great, but he had much smaller hands and a lower vertical leap. To go along with his mentality, Jordan had all-time freakish physical attributes for basketball. Jordan also had unusually small and quick feet for his height.

Kobe never shot even 47%, Jordan with the Bulls shot above 50% ​@@Steve_643

Yes he was

💯 facts

They call him "His Airness" for a reason youngin. Study up on the Greatest! 😎

Im'a tell you like this.. the NBA YT has a highlight reel of him. His MIxtape the Historic Bulls one. Most of those highlights are from 84-93.. There's still another 3 peat worth of highlights from 96-98.. Think about that bro....

When I watch Jordan a Jayz line come to mind!”Im from Marcy I’m Varsity chump ya JV”!Im considered a old head because I’m in my mid 40’s but I wear that with a badge of honor!If your from my era you already know who the greatest player of all time is and it’s Michael Jeffrey Jordan!I just laugh when I hear people comparing Lebron to this man!Its almost insulting!If you weren’t alive or old enough to see this in real time don’t even bother commenting because your not qualified to have an opinion!

Skip was never lying. Jordan is the best ever. Had more moves than lebron ever had.

@@gmoneybagz2376 agree 100%! If Jordan was in this era, he would have shot 3s and probably average 50 a game! He was the most perfect basketball player for me! He dominated in an era where NBA was dominated by centers, and defense was so rough! MJ mastered the game like no other! When he figured it out he was unbeatable. I wish he didn't quit n play baseball! There could have been a possibility that they won 8 consecutive titles with the bulls! And after 96 could u imagine if he joined up with Shaq or the San Antonio spurs?

He racked up enough accolades in this season alone to get a player into the HOF 😂

The next year his overall stats were even better

95 olajuwon won mvp fmvp dpoy all nba 1st allstar all defensive 1st lead the league in steals and blocks

@@edp-gb6yz sorry Olajuwon is on of the greatest ever,but he didn’t lead the league in steals and blocks 1995 season

@@reneecastle6746 my mistake, he did average 2 steals and 3.4 blocks though while averaging 28

@@edp-gb6yz Olajuwon won cause mj was retired, sad to say but its facts

Thank you mike 🙏

You deserve some sort of recognition or medal