Magic Johnson Learned The Hard Way Not To Talk Trash To Michael Jordan | ALL THE SMOKE 

Definitely respect to Giannis whose Bucks team is similar to the 2004 Pistons, which was a team of vets who were talented but still traded from different teams that came together as underdogs and won a championship…except Giannis is a superstar and of course their defense isn’t what that Piston team’s was.

@@mobetta2092 more so the spurs when David Robinson retired

@@kevincoates5066 that’s definitely more accurate because he’s essentially the Duncan of the Bucks surrounded by Middleton/Ginobli and Holiday/Parker and a reputable cast of role guys. Edit: the reason I mentioned the 2004 Pistons is because every key player except for Giannis was traded by another team at one point.

and Dame.

@@mobetta2092 That might change of the Bucks don't get their house in order.

Facts...and even he (Kobe) falls short of MJ🐐. Never be another.💯

I love the stories about MJ, Kobe and KG. They were all absolute phsycho competitive

All of them bow down to the god Lebron

@@wagmidaddy8766 🤦🏽‍♂️

@@wagmidaddy8766 lebum

Also KG golden

I wish he would tell new stories or the interviewers would dig deeper. There’s much more i’m sure than hearing about Kareem’s first game winner with him and the other stories that keep getting rehashed. I would love to hear more about playing without Kareem in 1990, his seasons when he led the team in rebounding and the league in steals, his midsummer all star games, etc

Facts!!!

I caught that too! 💯💯

A point guard saids that

@@rasulsamad5860 a point god

Magic a point guard. Back then that's what point guards did. Pass the rock.

@@marlinmartin035 i caught that too

Yeah, I was thinking “P” stands for puff. 😆

Cams should have followed and they all went and said PUFF BREAK. standing in the cold, puff n passing. Be like Magic, just gave me a no-look pass on the smokes.

It is not going to happen. MJ is not interested in having anything to do with Isiah.

True, but I wonder if he even has the time to do his own podcast.

it was supposed to be Isaiahs spot but you know... Jordan XD

@@BeatsbyBlanch Chuck Daley was Isaiah’s and the Dream Team coach and ain’t say nothing about it. Remember back then Detroit wasn’t really liked by anyone outside of Michigan. Not fair but thts life

@@BeatsbyBlanch everybody on that team hated Isiah's guts

His HIV really hits different His stamina became extremely low that time Jordan also noticed that so he had to retire even his age is not that fatherhood that time

Straight Facts!

💯!! These young kids today don’t understand how much of a beast The Admiral was. Matter of fact, there’s some highlights of him against the Bulls where he was just unstoppable. One highlight he steals the ball and goes coast to coast, he crosses Jordan while reaching in the open court and two hand dunks it. Dude was unstoppable. It just goes to show how great MJ truly was

@@noneyabeeysnass8283 who’s says Robinson wasn’t? You dudes create false narratives in your heads and argue them aloud while hyping up one another…it’s hilariously head scratching.

@@mobetta2092 A lot of kids today say MJ played against plumbers and janitors. Basically disregarding the talent there was in the 90s

@@GoGetYourShinebox at his position of SG and wings in his era in comparison to eras since then, yes. Aside from Jordan, it was mostly the bigs of the 90s who made that era most reputable.

It’s called an all-star game 😑

@@mobetta2092 except they playing for the starting 5

@@sendongshakur2604 the starting 5 rotated

@@mobetta2092 no mj started everygame i think magic also

@@sendongshakur2604 true, Jordan started every game but the not the other players which validates my statement that the starting lineup rotated and players in practice were not competing to start. (Daly and everyone else on the planet knew that the NBA was so far ahead of the world in basketball that it didn’t matter who started).

MJ refuses to be a 3 point shooter, he said it in his interview the reason why he doesn't like 3 point shooter

Truth. He just didn’t want to.

@@territurner1407 Yep and that interview was right after Game 1 when he broke then NBA Finals record of 3pt-ers in a half (and maybe even a game).

The 90s was way weaker than the 80s, you had one superstar per team but the 80s had superteams

In real time the era wasn’t weak but in hindsight in comparison to eras after it, it was. Jordan’s era, which is the 90s was best known for it’s dominant bigs like Olajuwon, Shaq, Ewing, Mourning, Robinson, Dikembe, Webber, Barkley, and Malone. Jordan, Pippen, Reggie, and Drexler headlined the wing play and Stockton who was an assist man is recognized as the 90s best small along with the defensive Payton while others like Mullins and Tim Hardaway were in the mix also (Iverson, KG, Kobe, and company were still pups). In this era there are comparable great bigs who are more versatile with ball handling, shooting, and passing and the wing positions and guards are more competitive and if you’re 6’ in this era you’d better have a shooting range of you want to make noise. I’m nearly 50yrs old btw.

@@mobetta2092 skill vs talent…you’re over exaggerating the “compared to eras after it’s weak” comment…Guards now are more talented but skills and IQ no they are not…bigs now yes they are dribbling and passing but most bigs can’t post or have any footwork. And big dribbling and passing is not a norm you have a handful that do it regularly if that…again some of this is over exaggerating

@@van2.060 alot of his statement is overblown lol..like Isiah Thomaswas dropping 29 a game against this era and he is 5’8 lol…big men today can dribble but hakeem had footwork and would murder everyone in this era at the center position…and that’s not even bringing in shaq lol

@@b9479 2011 Mavs, 2009 Magic & 2021 Bucks had 1 star but still advanced to the NBA Finals.

That's not competitive play like the NBA or world competition like the Olympics. The midsummer classics were charity play

You’re bringing up off-season team ups, or in this case, a charity basketball event? 😂

@@atlien1988 competition is competition, or do you think its a coincidence that in many of those Isiah and DOminique were on one side and Magic and MJ on the other?

@@isedairi stop it bruh, just stop lol

That's true but I don't think he ever played with MJ and Bird at the same time before that I know of.

Watch the documentary about that specific scrimmage I think the dunk is in the video

HEEE HEEEEEEEEE 😂😂😂

About a week ago Stephen and Matt said that MJ is gonna be coming on the Podcast soon, An MJ doesn't do Podcast Or interview.