Asking 30 Michael Jordan Teammates Their Thoughts on The TRUE MJ (FROM EACH SEASON). 

The editing is AMAZING!

The amount of clips he went through to deliver this is crazy. And the results are great. Nick is the real MVP when it comes to this stories videos format.

Wow, thank you! So kind guys! Appreciate you

Jesus Loves you and wants you to accept him as your Lord and also saviour

@@Comedyvibes for anyone wondering if God loves them just look at the cross

Most people don’t get that, the posters coming to life♥️I’m a concert kid (saw THE JACKSONS). Mike and Janet gave you the videos (RIP BET) and I would’ve forfeit my bday and Christmas for YEARS to get to see Jordan perform👊🏿👊🏿

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IM ON YOUR TEAM NOW lmao

PRETTY FUNNY FO SURE LMBO.

I am laughing my ass off hahaha

And 37.0 minutes per game. Wow.

They don't do that anymore

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@@coache1nine Because they don't make them like that anymore. Mold was broken after MJ.

I sincerely wish all the Michael haters would take a listen to this documentary, then all of them who want to talk shit simply because they don't like him, I know they will choke on their opinions of him because the truth is the ultimate judge and the truth is never wrong.

Good for you, because being able to see and receive what and who is actually good for you, isn't a trait that most have an interest in. To be honest, it takes having a certain *quality of vision, in addition to interest, to see the ***actual reason behind someone's *genuine intentions. Especially if and when they have been placed in your life and you have access to them, first hand. Personally, I feel that it's really a lost cause when someone sees someone's reasoning and intention as negative. As who in their right mind will aim to make them see it. Especially when there is not an ounce of negative energy behind their reasons for. Just the fact that I'm hearing grown males say that he wasn't a good leader (as if leading them is his responsibility) blows my mind!!! I think that too many folk are busy looking for perks and whatever specific interest that they have from others vs just choosing to see things and people for exactly who they are. As Life doesn't make mistakes with who, when and how it places people in each others midst.

Lmao

I just seen it. 🤣😂🤣 bro went from 14k gold to instant platinum. 🤣😂🤣

Yow lololol he Crazy AF lolol

Bro really made Jordan his talisman. Rubbing him for good luck.

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Word

couldnt have said it better

Great times

Me too

Envy you for the right reasons mate

That was some good years in sports. Watching Jordan win all those championships, then Hakeem, then I was a Cowboys fan at that time, not anymore though lol.

Excellent, friend.

During the Dream Team, MJ and Pip was shocked how the others didn't practice as hard. They had a conversation that if the other players practiced like they did, the others would have rings.

I always believed in "you play how you practice" 💯

Apparently that brings you 2x 3 peats :)

Hardest worker ever = Kobe.

@@uncletony6210 yeah, and what's crazy is both of them barely needed any sleep!

@@robg8203 I would like someone to follow up on that because I've heard people say they "literally never slept." I'm sure "literally" was an exaggeration but even still, how is that possible?

@@uncletony6210 so who do you think Kobe copied to have that Mamba mentality in every way? I rest my case.

I'ma need this to get more likes!

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Jordan went to war and he needed some warriors

Absolutely! Kobe is the only one to come close since.

Lmao 4.3 forty huh? Isn't it funny how the forty doesn't mean anything in NBA but in NFL it can determine u getting drafted in 1st round or 2nd round

Maybe the Greatest sportsman of all time?

@@billblaski9523 basketball court is 31 yards. a .1 or .2 doesn't mean nearly as much as a 100 yard field

Most years his UNC unofficial time of 4.27 would be the fastest WR in the NFL draft. At 6’6. That's freakish, and he used that speed plenty often to blow by everyone in his younger days.

Am sayn the same " EXACT " thing, a mean in all Fairness everyone isn't alike everyone isn't gonna handle the same Situation the same way for Parish said Bird Lead by Example, but MJ also said he never asked any of his Teammates to do something tht he wudnt do, so with tht said then you add his Wrk Ethic isn't tht Pretty much the same thing for he was the Cpt and he never took any Short Cuts and no matter wht all they went thru they got the Point bcse he was Simply Sayn, Amma come at you guys Hard Each n Everyday in Practice bcse wen we hit the Court the Opposing Team is gonna come at you Harder bcse they have their Crowd to bck them up, so hey if we get it now during Practice yow during the game it's gonna be a Cake Walk.

His teammates knew how to play, but until MJ, they had no clue how to win. It seems ungrateful to complain about being forced to become a winner.

He got results better than anybody else and won championships WITH them. Can't argue with that no matter what. Now if he was an asshole and didn't get results be a whole Other story.

Except for Luc Longley

I don't think there is one player who can say that they weren't a better player because of MJ. I think they will all agree they were a better player because of MJ.

I FEEL YA BRO...WE WERE SO LUCKY. I ACTUALLY FEEL BAD FOR ANYONE WHO DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE TO WATCH IT WHEN IT WAS HAPPENING

Same here grew up in Chicago, was 11 when the Bulls first won the championship great times, one game that stands out to me was in the spring of 95 when he had just come back it was like his 2nd or 3rd game back and he scored 55 in the garden, I was like oh yea he's back, no one can touch Jordan.

@@ch1il986 Yea, he beat everyone, Barkley was so pissed cause he admitted MJ was just better then him. I've no doubt if he didn't quit for 2 years he would've had 8 straight. Even as great as Hakeem was Jordan would just school Drexler.

@@thomasdidymus1393I grew up in south jersey outside of Philadelphia. Every Sunday I would run down the driveway to get the Sunday paper because it had the tv page for the week and I would check to see if the bulls were on tnt or tbs that week. I did that from 5th grade to 8th. He retired when I was in 8th.

One of his brothers was a career military man

@@sukhastings4200 Wow! I didn't know that. Imagine that! An army grunt with a billionaire brother. He's probably driving a Benz or something fancy.

Facts! Gotta work your ass off to reach your goals.

Not only that , he loves cigarettes, drink , Eat grease food , meat and instead rest on free days he plays Golf or card in casinos and still play 13 seasons 82 games plus playoffs, this days players have nutriology assists, supplements , machines to oxygenated body , days off to recovery after hard games specially when face weak teams and still never catch MJ level in a court

He rested 2 years between 2 threepeats

Yeah he rested while playin baseball ⚾️😂

@@mnbvsaint3194 Exactly

@Skillz Real By that argument, every MLB player is in a permanent state of rest. His 2nd retirement from the Bulls wasn't "rest" he was 35. At 35, you're just getting old if you're not active.

Bill Russell was the other one who had the curse

Well said! Curry for sure!

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The thing about the Goat is Lebron is not better than what the black mamba was so he he probably be Breyer than Jordan?he is not and I am pretty sure that he will not be winning anymore rings time for Lebron to hang it up ! It’s over!

You just expressed what I wanted to express for a whole 30 years

You nailed it man. I remember specifically seeing Luke do that and yelling at the tv “WHO are you pump faking? Just put it in!” 😂

@@amostlyreasonableguy It's what happens when you draft a living shrew on your team and expect great things out of it. crhist i hated him. He would also miss point blank layups. a 7 foot pussy

I completely agree 👍🏻 Longley make me loose my 💩 a lot of times because being that size he didn't used it to his advantage! He always looked like a rookie to me and I couldn't understand why he sucked most of the time! (He was a burden instead of an asset to the team)

Tbh, I feel like I see this a lot in basketball now versus then... guys wide open not getting the ball or making it harder on themselves when they do, hardly any good screens set, always going for the three (and getting them more often, fair enough). It's like that aspect of the play is missing.

We are so fortunate to have access to these videos. Going down memory lane just solidifies how we all remember it. MJ was the GOAT!

Glad you enjoy!

None of those were all stars except maybe Parrish but he was very old at that time when he played with the Bulls. Hansen, King, Armstrong, Luc, Randy, Wennington

Which ones. Dennis rodman...HOF. Scottie Pippen...HOF. Tony Kukoc...HOF. Steve Kerr...best coach in the NBA today and Jordans go to game winner in the 97 finals. He didn't have much help in the 80s but got good talent in the 90s. MJ is the GOAT.

@@lafawnduh1543 They weren't HOF during their playing days. People often forget that the Bulls 96 that won 72-10 were the OLDEST team in the league and had to overcome all new young and talented players coming every year.

@@halfshot253 ok?

@@lafawnduh1543 Look, It's about help vs not and for whom at the time they were actually playing together -- time travel doesn't exist. He played with one actual active "all star" ever active on his team. That was Pippen. Period, point blank, end of story as far as players go, and there is no argument or dispute that he had any other active all star on his team ever. He made Pippen into Pippen, because Pippen had to learn to guard him and keep up with him in practice, so ironically MJ is the very reason Pippen became the amazing defender he became -- because he literally had to guard the best player in the league -- that the league had ever seen. He had to learn to guard against every part of the arsenal, and he had a lot more time to practice guarding against that, which made guarding every other player much easier and the only problems Pippen had at all as a defender was due to how hard the era was - it caused him legitimate injuries that made it difficult sometimes to play short term and sometimes to play longer term. None of that takes away from Pippen's legacy because unlike everyone else MJ played against Pippen is the one and only player that rose to the challenge of legit guarding him. Could he actually beat him? No. But he rose to being really great, and he elevated his offense in practice and played as one of the most supportive players in the league during most of those active years. So if you want to hype up how good Pippen was for help, go to town. The rest of them are just trash. Someone already covered Parrish and dude was DONE by the time he played on the Bulls. That's like me arguing that Westbrook should be giving LeBron a championship now because he used to be amazing. By your logic maybe he should? But I personally think Westbrook is a pretty trash player now and also puts an extra ding on LeBron for pushing to pay him that much money for such a trash player. Why? But I won't count him against LeBron or anyone -- because, he's overpaid and he sucks, so he doesn't count as an all-star. And that's the thing about context... it matters. "Hall of Fame" is a ridiculous argument for "help" regardless. For one, it is given for a LOT of reasons, but it doesn't always mean that it's "help" (or even that the player was relatively that great) during the timeframe we are talking about. There is also a massive bias about aside from literally just the star player on a team HoF being stacked either for specific reasons that are pretty much like grading on a curve or winning an award by default because you're the only applicant. It doesn't make you true "help" -- it just means that you get the accolade due to: 1. How much people remember you. 2. If you qualify for the award. 3. If you got extra points toward voting for being on a team that won chips -- it doesn't mean you actually were the "help" or the reason for those chips. There are plenty of players who were better players and would be better "help" than Kukoc and Rodman and Kerr by far who've been forgotten because they never won a championship. That's part of the reason why when people say the Celtics had so many HOF players -- they were a great team but not all of them were at the same level and there were other players at that time on losing teams that were better players but again -- will be forgotten as compared to the Celtics that won 4. HOF is for old people mostly - or at least long enough out. There are also plenty of players who were recent players or are still playing who will one day be IN the HoF -- but they aren't YET because they aren't eligible yet. So comparing old HoF to current players being in HoF is just silly. So Why is Kukoc in the HoF? Do you know? Because they have a special category for international players. That is the ONLY reason he is in the HoF. Do you know who he was competing with the year they were picking their international "HoF" man? I bet you don't because there weren't that many international players in the league from that year. Most of the crappy international players got into HoF once it started because -- they were the only ones eligible or there may have been only a few dudes eligible. Kukoc got in by default. Now -- am I saying that Kukoc was a BAD player? Nope. But if he was competing against every person who was eligible for HoF the same year he was would he have won the votes straight up? Not even close. Now -- for current NBA players who are international -- they actually can compete for TRUE HoF and several deserve it without special "international awards". Why is Rodman in the HoF? He had back to back chips with the Pistons and back to back DPOY when he was on the Pistons when he was still a young peak player. Does that mean that when he was in his late 30s that his chips didn't count or that he was a bad player? No. But again, if the ONLY thing we were judging him on was the Bulls and you took away any of his accomplishments with Detroit, he wouldn't rate against competition. He only rates because of the totality and most of that totality is because of his peak performance with the Pistons. He was old, unreliable, and was not consistent. The last year he was an all star was 1992, not with the Bulls. And silliest of all why is Kerr in the HoF? This one is just LOL. He is there because he coached the warriors juggernaut, not because of the Bulls. If he hadn't coached the Warriors he wouldn't even be on a vote. His coaching the Warriors as an older dude doesn't count as "help" like he time traveled back to the 90s and it gave them some major advantage. So I mean like... when a ton of whoever you're trying to use this argument to negate stuff over, are you going to start degrading other people in 2030-2040 when everyone starts getting into the HoF on default? Because fine, but a TON of players are gonna start getting in. And it's going to be for random stupid crap sometimes that has nothing to do if they were good teammates or not at the time they were on the same teams.

Good observation

To each his own. Allen Iverson was his own man doing his own thing. Something alot of folk fail to realize as well as except (even though their acceptance is irrelevant) that people have their own lives, vision and choices. If ones behavior and choices lied in others/another's acceptance, *most folk will be more boring and moserable than they are today. Way more......

@@junglekutz5625 no shit genius

@awesomewells129 awe thanks......genius 🤡

Do you even know the context of that meme?

R u crazy....Olajuwon by 10 miles. Yall butt kissing of Mike is ridiculous I swear.

@@pickzkickz first of all there's one guy that had better footwork than Michael Jordan in that was Kobe Bryant the plus side of Michael Jordan was his hands and footwork combination which makes him the goat

@@neal99 his greatest perks was his Will and IQ

@@philthyrich0073 those were fractions of this game his biggest assets was his footwork and his hands. Did you read the book Phil Jackson wrote, he talks about him coaching the two greatest players ever Michael and Kobe

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Only if you also want increased risk of diabetes, atherosclerosis and diverse health issues 🙊

Are you gonna wake up at 4am and practice little tedious moves a thousand times a day aswell then lift for hours then go play 36 holes of golf then gamble all night?Thats what it takes to be like Mike

It also means that the second team was not as moot as some people here would think. If you want to practice hard, you have to find emulating practice partners.

Yes they compliment each other, but the real star was MJ. He was the crazy talented one, Pippen was amazing. But if not him, could have been another Pippen for Jordan, but couldn’t have been another Jordan for Pippen. Mike was Michael Jackson and Pippen was Tito.

(I meant as Pippen did the “dirty work”)

They briefly touch on it during the dream team doc. They said he would practice, play in a basketball game, play golf, play cards and stay up all night and still have more energy than everybody else the next day.

People keep trying to say LeBrick is, but numbers don't tell everything. MJ has the complete game, no weaknesses. He's also the defense GOAT. He just "THE" GOAT.

"weak" minded.... really? Weak minded people aren't playing at this level, no?

Thanks so much!

Thanks for watching!