Michael Jordan Highlights (1988 All-Star Game) - 40pts, MVP! 

+zyxwut321 maybe the 90 season, he bulk up in muscle mass after his loses wit the bad boys

Yeah. Most athletic definitely, but not the most strong.

He could jump and stay in the air while the other guys landed

I'd say '91.

@@AZNboi10921 Stronger in the mid to late 90s.

I mean averaging 33+ points it's deserving

I mean we’re they lying?

He just was so much different then anybody else… check out MJ 1984 Olympic team that beat Bird and Magic and Isaiah Thomas for 8 straight games as the all stars were supposed to teach the olympians a lesson before going but MJ taught the lesson before going on to win gold… must see!!!

@@tanysozi no sir

HoustonIsImmortal more like in 1992

But it's true tho.

@@SmoovyNovaFan NO. It was WAY before 1992. I started watching 87-88 season and that's how he was referred to and regarded by most. No debate.

@@AnHebrewChild i started in '84, the goat discussion always revolved around Russell, Wilt, Magic etc.

you started in 84… I don't know except through footage what it was like from 84 to late 87. Like I said, I started 8788 season… I'd been solely a football and baseball fan before this… But MJ hooked me.) Among my friends and their dads and grandpas there was no real discussion. By about 89 or 90 I don't remember much if any debate on television either. To be clear, it's not like people were referring to him as "the best of all time" it's just it wasn't brought up and that's how he was largely regarded. Then again, no I watched every televised Bulls game and SportsCenter on the nightly… I may have missed it somewhere. But "He is God in basketball shoes" is high praise coming in early 86 from someone of Larry Bird's stature is high praise. As is, "He's the best player I've ever seen play basketball," coming from a Bobby Knight. We can debate but I sort of don't want to: I never got good at debating the issue because, growing up, there wasn't much opportunity to practice at it. 😊 Cheers

I could not agree more. There's Mt Rushmore: I don't put Jordan on that. Dude's got his own mountain.

Facts

right players back then knew how to put on a show while playing defense and being competitive something today's playes lack the knowledge of how to do

Very true and everyone wants to be best buds. Nothing wrong with being friendly but I think the whole atmosphere of the NBA is just softer which provides less competitive play and desire to play at a higher level.

And the points somehow still piled up despite the competitiveness

@@michaelmullins7933 Now they just want to avoid injury and consider this game more like an exhibition rather than a regular match they must win...

Yeah, I don't watch them anymore.

Audric ....1987 ASG. Gotta oull that on up.

The 2003 all star game is really good too and has Jordan hit a clutch jumper in it

Insane how many superstars in one game ! MJ, BIRD, M.MALONE, MAGIC, KAREEM, HAKEEM,...

84-91 in 1991 he had NO less speed or hops. And his fluidity was never better.

Wilt chamberlain was a more dominant defensively

His hang time😮

Jeremy Lee Points still piled up here, but this had a different feel

only 4 episodes released for now, can't wait...

in this eastern conf team were also Pat Ewing, Isiah Thomas & Charles Barkley...