I'm 40 & saw this game live at 9 years old & will never forget this. So glad I was able to witness this GREATNESS. Glad to see the young heads showing respect.
MJ’s 69 point game with a game score of 64 was definitely the best game of all time he shot 62 percent from the field, had 4 steals, a block, 6 assists, 11 rebounds, went 21-23 from the free throw Line, definitely the best game of all time, second is Kobe’s 81. Edit: I already knew this before I watched the video, this just seemed like such a outstanding stat line it’s hard to not look into it
That Cavs team was really good. Marc Price was like Steve Nash in his prime and Brad Daughtery was a legit center all star lavel talent. Jordan did this to goats. Lets not forget that.
Hey kenny, im from england and im into basketball and watching you just puts a smile on my face cause you always know what your talking about and your funny so keep these vids up and thanks
Brad Daugherty(Cavs Center, guy blowing the switch on the pin down) was known for being all offense, and he was great at offense but he was like KAT level on defense
Lebrons’ super famous game against the Celtics in the playoffs when he was on the heat. YEAH YOU KNOW THE GAME IM TALKIN ABOUR KENNY. When he gave... THE LOOK
What up kenny great video I was lucky enough to be alive for Jordans 6 titles and watching him night in and night out was simply unreal. Dont get me wrong Kobe was great Lebron is great but MJ was on another level bro his killer instinct is unmatched. Plus 200 steals and 100 blocks in a season was just sick
It was easier. Defenders back then were so undisciplined because they were allowed to use their hands and reach in. Now players move their feet more and play chest to chest shoulder to shoulder. Pace is also faster which makes defending harder. There were barely any off ball screens in the 90s and teams concentrated on shutting down one player. Now teams are deeper than ever with talent.But also jordans athleticism and skill just simply overshadowed the competition. Jordan would've thrived in this era too because of his mentality and athleticism. Plenty of players today even the role players would've been damn near HOF players if they played in the 60's-early00's ( Bradley beal, devin booker, cj mccollum,etc)
When i see this old games, i cant help but notice how people werent good deffenders, just really physical (it was allowed and easier than being a better deffender). Still, Jordan was on a league of it's own and this isnt taking it from him or anything, just thinking on the improvement on deffense and how people play the offense now too (which also feels different)
Give Karl Malone and the power forwards some love. They actually had a huge impact on the game back then and didn't just stand behind the 3 point line tand o jack up bad shots. Reacting to the Malone and Barkley games on that list might surprise you.
Don't be surprised that Jordan hit a three because he could knock them down. That shot wasn't too revered like that then and considered gravy if you could knock it down as you accurately stated. He would have had 70 if he didn't miss a free throw but I respect how MJ never cared to stat pad even though he had numerous opportunities to do so. Much respect to your reaction and being so knowledgeable for your age.
Kenny: This is the greatest perfomance in regular season basketball Wilt Chamberlain: Im pretty sure I dropped 100 once but hey, what do I know? I just scored the most points ever in an nba game.
We all know that Wilt's 100 point game would be #1 but they didn't record all the stats back then so we will never know how good it was not to mention there's no recording
0:56 I feel so bad for Kenny because I know how difficult it can be for people with dyslexia BTW I've been diagnosed with dyslexia when I was 9 and I love how my favorite youtuber is just like me