How Michael Jordan Intimidated the Bullets: The Ferrari Standoff & 55 Points Later! 

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True that.

Hahahaha true

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It’s almost scary how good he was. He was just better than anybody has ever been. Bro was literally built different. That whole 90s era looks more exciting from a competitive standpoint

Lmao Jordan says KOBE ima ride with JORDAN THE MAN

The Bullets was a dangerous 8th seed team....led by a head coach whose Denver Nuggets team upsetted the Seattle Supersonics in the 1994 1st Round Series.

Even the Raptors of this time would do really well today.

Or think of the Hornets with Zo, Mourning, LJ, Gill and Curry.

eggzackly, dat sqwad waz deep

They had a young Rasheed Wallace

And his mid-range game only started midway through his career. Once he lost a bit of a step, he learned a new way to drop 50 on their heads like it was any old Tuesday.

Look at how he is being contested. Hand I his grill almost every time, still getting buckets

@@HYB1111 He could create a jump shot anywhere on the perimeter and make it look so easy as if there was no defender with a hand up. And MJ's jumpers weren't high arcing shots but line drives that were so damn accurate. Like no one else. Unlike LeBron who many times has missed the entire rim. Just look at game 6 of the 2013 Finals versus the Spurs in the last minute. Bron put up an open triple and was an airball, not to mention he had just committed back-to-back turnovers just prior to that. And then after that air ball triple LeBron put up, he took the ball up court with one more chance to either tie the game with a three or lose the finals, and he bricked it. That's when Chris Bosh got the rebound and kicked it out to Ray Allen who hit the greatest finals shot in NBA history to tie the game and send it to overtime, saving LeBron and his embarrassing final minute performance. The fact that LeBron in that final 60 seconds had back-to-back turnovers, followed by an air ball three-point shot, followed by missing the game tying final shot was the worst collapse in the final 60 seconds of an elimination Finals game in NBA history. The name LeBron James should not even be mentioned in the same breath as the true GOAT of GOATs.

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KD and Kobe better…

Tom Brady comes across arrogant but we focus on his GREATNESS. WHY NOT DO THE SAME WITH JORDAN

@@fxxnxx2775 We do focus on his greatness though. Everyone knows MJ is a big asshole but we still call him the goat.

oh yeah

it’s not even close. I’ve never seen anything like this. Jordan was like super charged Kobe.

I use to record all bulls playoff games on VHS, I have no clue on what happen to my box of tapes lol. Moved so many times I'm sure it got tossed out. If I remember only 2 games would fit on VHS. Good old days. Our youth was fun

@@michaelcar9268 the best days of my life if you put the VCR on EP you could get at least three games on the tape.

You're a liar! Michael Jordan had an consistent midrange jump shot his entire career. It was his 3 point shot that got better as he age. You obviously didn't watch Jordan like you're claiming you did. Bottom line there's no way a shooting guard can average over 30 points a game without having a consistent jump shot especially 37 per game and 35 points per game his two highest seasons prior to winning titles. You have no idea what you're talking about! I'm exposing as many of you folks on Social Media as I can.

@emyhw He says befuddled Jordan in '87? The guy who won DPOY, MVP, Scoring Title, Steals Leader, Total points leader, All NBA 1st and defensive 1st team, All-Star Gm MVP, Playoff PPG Leader, record 200Stl/100Blk, only player in NBA history up to that point to post back-to-back 50-point games in the playoffs. And for good measure, won the slam dunk competition. No player including LeBron James have recorded all those accolades throughout their entire careers, let alone in one season like Michael did. Jordan was the god of basketball that season, there was no befuddling him in the '80s or '90s.

⁠@@Daveyboy_GolfRpeople that didn’t really see Jordan play in the 80’s. They think all he did was dunk!

@@depannist Believe it or not, a lot of young people only remember the older 96-98 Jordan who played with Rodman, Harper, kerr and Kukoc. That was when Jordan was taking a lot of mid-range jumpers, so a lot of the kids think that he's known for having the best mid-range fadeaway jumper. Which obviously only came later in his career. That's why I always encourage these young kids to watch the "Michael Jordan Voyager" video on RU-vid or "Jordan's historic Bulls mixtape" video on RU-vid. Many LeBron fans have posted that after watching either of those MJ videos, they admit that MJ is easily the GOAT. And those people that you mentioned that tube think all that Jordan did was dunk, they think Vince Carter was better at dunking. But Vince wasn't a better in game dunker than Jordan. Jordan used to posterize 7 footers, or 2-3 players at a time almost every night. And MJ's layup package is by far the greatest ever. Those videos I mentioned have some early MJ layups that are truly incomprehensible. Anyway I'm sure you've seen them but if you haven't you should check them out.

Lol, yeah "gather step". I've seen LeBron take four steps after catching a pass on the break and no call. It was truly insane

He's also the Last IU player Bob Knight was allowed to use the whip on too.

Me too. Was excited him entering nba , that injury was heartbreaking. Could have been a hall of famer.

The Bullets would have upsetted most of the higher seeded teams that year (obviously except the Bulls who had their hands full in sweeping a team that was in all 3 games).

mannyjoseph4520, exactly...they don't take into account everything he accomplished. The simple fact that he was not only the best offensive player but best defensive player too is one of the main reasons no other compares.

I’m sure you know about the game 6 vs the celtics (the evil looking lebron game) the game 5 vs the pistons and LeBronto though

Nah he learned it from his brothers.. you act like he didnt know how to talk when he came to the league lol

If Webber doesn’t get in trouble , they don’t trade him

Too many Hardens…not enough Kobes.

And Shannon not tooo sharp try to say LeBron's Era is tougher than Jordan's Era I think it's his man crush on lebron.

It would also be very hard wearing a straight jacket!

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Even if he was saying it, no one will believe

Those kids never watched MJ play. Some of them avoided mentioning Laimbeer, Ewing, Wilkins, Xavier XMan McDaniel, Mourning just to name a few.

he wins the game for the bulls at the end with a slam dunk, but he gets injured badly from his back.

Sorry, in what way is LJ more athletic than MJ? If LJ is an athletic beast, then MJ was an athletic GOD!

Taking the phrase “bet on yourself” literally lol

There’s no greatness in Lebron, so yeah no video.

@@abner0584 Stop smoking CRACK!!! Hater!

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Why should he? What's the channel's name?

oh like the game he scored 8 points

nope cuz that shit would not work lol

Yes. He dropped 49 and 63 points in consecutive playoff games against the Celtics. Bird and Isiah Thomas have said that Jordan is the best player of all time. Jordan's teams were average when the Celtics and Pistons were at their peak. In his career, Jordan was 34-22 against the Celtics and 33-31 against the Pistons. Jordan also has the highest PER (Player Efficiency Rating) in the history of the NBA, higher than Bird and Isiah Thomas.

@nunyabusiness7927 1) Jordan scored 49 and 63 points against the Celtics--two losses. In the elimination Game 3 in Chicago, Jordan scored a disappointing 19 points on 8-18 shooting and was outscored by his average teammates Dave Corzine (22 points) and John Paxton (23 points). On the defensive end, Danny Ainge lit Jordan's sorry ass up with 20 points. Of course, the Bulls were swept. Those 49-point and 63-point performances don't matter. He got his ass whipped and swept. 2) I'm sure Michael got some wins off Boston AFTER Bird and his crew (Parish, McHale, DJ) left. What was his record vs. Boston with Bird in place? His playoff record vs. The Bad Boys Pistons was 1-3-- a losing record. 3) PER means absolutely nothing to me. Any statistical formula that says James Harden was a better player than Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Hakeem Olajuwon can't be taken seriously.

@@JAWrightonline You need to decide if you want to compare Michael Jordan to Bird, Thomas and Olajuwon, or the teams on which they played. Before Jordan won a single ring, he was better than Bird and Thomas, but his teams weren't very good. The only reason the Bulls had an opportunity to play the Pistons and Celtics in the playoffs is because of how good Jordan was. 1986 Bulls starting lineup: Gene Banks, Mike Brown, Michael Jordan, John Paxson and Granville Waiters. They also had the equally below average Dave Corzine going up against Bird, Parish, McHale, Ainge, and Dennis Johnson, with Bill Walton playing heavy minutes. One HOFer against five. Jordan was better than all of those players, but his team wasn't.

@nunyabusiness7927 The only reason Jordan was and the Bulls were in the playoffs was not because of how good Jordan was but because of Jordan's key ally, Commissioner David Stern, and his Section 8 playoff system. A system that allows 30- and 38-win teams into the playoffs as eighth seeds. Jordan was better than Isiah and Bird before he got his first ring? Bird won three NBA MVPs before Jordan got his first ring, Isiah got two rings and a Finals MVP before Jordan won his first ring. And Jordan was better than them? Not happ'nin. You brought up PER. That's why I brought up Olajuwon. You made it a point to say Jordan was better than Bird, Thomas, and Olajuwon. You weren't gonna try to say he was better than Kareem. Good, you're not as dumb as you write. In a win-or-go-home Game 3 in 1986, facing the possibility of being swept and eliminated in Chicago, Jordan scored a weak 19 points (8-18 shooting) and was outscored by Dave Corzine (22), John Paxton (23), and Danny Ainge (20). Any of those guys in the Basketball Hall of Fame? Pathetic. Way to show up big, Michael...LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣 What Jordan did to the Washington Bullets (a regular sorry team) was far from awe-inspiring. What's next? The night he walked into the expansion Toronto Raptors bus and said he'd torch them for 50...🙄🙄🙄 How awesome...🥱🥱🥱