He's on UNSTOPPABLE mode! Michael Jordan 51 pts 11 rbs 0 turnover vs Bullets (1992.03.19) 

Yep. I remember the forearm in the back and the leg behind yours. Changes your movement.

Exactly. That is why defenders back then can get close enough to the player they're guarding. Its different when you physically feel your defender.

Kids never understand.. That's why USA lost the recent fiba world cup. Because the world still plays with hand check and USA nba league make it easier for their players..

Worse, not only they have a VIP pass to the basket, star players like lebron and harden often initiates the contact and referees still call it a blocking foul 🤦

Yup. Iam a spot jumper with my friends. Whenever I get a lot of points. They switch guard and my small friend would get really close to me. Hard to dribble or even get the ball.

Larry Legend doesn't put the fear of God in you?

@@evergreenthunder Larry was about as nasty as it gets. But Magic Johnson kept him from getting too scary

@@ryublueblanka Magic as good but not as scary lol

@@evergreenthunder lol I have to agree with you until I really think about it. Who's scarier...the guy who talks shit and kills you with a scowl? Or the guy who is beloved and does it with a smile?!?!

@42brownbomber kobe is the chupacabra or the boogie man. But mj is John wick. Lol

Look how slow the game is moving.

What the hell do you folks talk about on here, just enjoy the video

@@classof2010president of course millenial

Lebron = an unskilled loser

That right.the step back from now is clearly traveling,beacause they make two steps and the las step with the two foot.

Jordan Is A Way Better Scorer Than Harden

@@nkuniverse7856 Thank you, finally somebody with some common sense!

@@lutalomoore No Problem

Breath taking

"Just two dunks", for any other guard you would never say "just" lol

Why do u think so?

@@King-if5kh man just looks at his athleticism, his strength, speed, stamina, love the series playoffs vs knicks he was a mosnter

@@deimiankm8 I personally think the 1990 season he was at his peak. Hs hops was still of the charts compare to 92 and he was physically stronger in 90 than 89 because he just started his weight training but still more explosive in 90 than 92....he still had alot of air Jordan in him in 1990 than 92. He was shooting 37% from 3 in 1990 compared to 27% in 92.

@@King-if5kh i think You Maybe right! But wherever we are very close to agree the Best era of MJ the goat!

@@deimiankm8 yeah it's all good Jordan is the goat....no matter what

Michael Jordan Is Unstobble

84 - 92' Air Jordan/Skywalker yrs dominating both ends of the court. 92 - 98' = impeccable footwork/mid range/fade-a-way assassin/floor general GOAT yrs.

91 98 Prime Jordan

Lol! While kobe got 40 points Harden be like, "but I got 50 points though. But he got the winning basket." lol

When did this become a debate, its obvious who's better

Uhhm yeah but its better than todays'

Jordan moved both feet before dribbling, imo that's a traveling according to basketball rules. But it's a fact, NBA is more permissive on certain rules.

Did you even see the slowmo after that? It is Not a travel.

Time?

@@algladyou I forgot to write time... I dont know now...

you are right no "assistants" but 3 assists. A low for him but he averaged 6 for his career.

Stop smoking from that shit, homie.

@42brownbomber Yeah... I was referring to who Jordan actually played against at the highest level (championship level - Conference Finals/NBA Finals). Now when you look at Ewing, remember, when Jordan was 'learning' how to win and won (1988-1991) Ewing was either not making the playoffs or getting beaten in the first or second round. Reggie Miller just learned how to compete in 1994 when Jordan retired, although he was a first-time all-star in 1990. Jordan never faced Hakeem and really defeated Drexler, who was a choke-artist in the 1990 Finals and in the 1990-91 season and then Barkley who could not get out of the first-second round. Remember, all of those 'stars' in the HOF like Ewing, Miller, Barkley, Stockton-Malone... during the 80's, late 80's and up until like 1992, they could not get out of the first/second round so they were NOT mentally at a championship level... that's why I said Jordan's only competition was Detroit. Magic could never beat Jordan in a series because by 1991 the Lakers got rid of Michael Cooper (who could play PG and guard Jordan at the 2G spot) and Kareem had retired but Michael Cooper would take pressure off of Magic to be perfect, which is why the Bulls had an advantage in 1991 and wore Magic down and the Lakers couldn't run their offense. See?

@42brownbomber Please hear me when I say this: Forget the media, marketing, and actual promotion of the league.... When it comes down to it, it's about rings and titles and how you perform at the highest level on the biggest stage... none of those opponents outside of Detroit could handle Jordan - the record proves it. I'm not saying Jordan wasn't "great" or trying to diminish him at all... I'm a Pistons fan so Jordan doesn't impress me because WE know that without the league marketing him and promoting him at 'that level' when it came to championships - basketball-wise, he was NOT on that championship level without the league helping him and injuries to Isiah Thomas and the rest of that squad along with the Pistons breaking up that team... that's just a fact. You don't have to argue, just look at Jordan vs. Detroit from 1988-1990 and then ask yourself why on earth or how did Isiah get hurt in 1991 and why the NBA changed the rules for the 1990-91 season and why Chuck Daly got that Olympic coaching job during that time etc.. etc... etc... I could go on and on..... The point I was making is that guys who were coming and came into the league from like 1984-1990 and after who were 'franchise' players that teams built around were NOT on a championship level at all, under any circumstance... so when Jordan worked his way up to be a Conference Finalist to even try and compete - his only barrier was Detroit... nobody else... once the Pistons broke up that team, it was all Jordan, Jordan, and more Jordan and nobody could stop him... remember, he was selling like crazy prior to winning a title but once he won (and Magic doesn't mind, he'll do anything as long as it makes business grow), there was zero competition because the Pistons had broken up their team and guys like Barkley, Ewing, Reggie Miller, Stockton/Malone were lovable losers... but they were losers, make no mistake about it... just because they are in the HOF and have great jobs and lauded by TNT and coaches, doesn't mean they were winners.

Your a Pistons fan? Ok no wonder you posted that garbage.

Plain Simple You calling Ewing/Barkley/Malone/Stockton/Miller etc. “lovable losers” discredits everything you said in that long ass paragraph you wrote. I’m 22 years old and can tell you MJ had competition in the 90’s. Stop talking about the breaking up of the 90’s pistons acting like that’s the reason he made it to the finals and then he had no one else to go through. I don’t care if you lived through that era, I have plenty of games/interviews of teams and players telling the world how Michael Jordan was torching the league when it was stacked. You can argue the 80’s were stacked better than the 90’s but nonetheless Michael and the Bulls had no easy route to any of their 6 finals.