Michael Jordan - The GREATEST NBA Finals performer 

Absolutely. The pressure got higher, MJ handled it better. His numbers INCREASED in the playoffs. Now THAT…. Is enough to be the GOAT. No one is even CLOSE!!

Lebron is close to him...why? i dont know ...can u explain

Facts - and the whole team took it to another level as soon as the playoffs started (every year) - people always saying how MJ could turn it on and turn it off whenever he got ready, but the Bulls team was the same way - they would come out sleep walking for 2 and a half quarters then all of a sudden turn it on towards the end of the 3rd quarter and erase a 15 point deficit then go on to win the game by 10 points

​@@LeeChe0n143QUEEN James??? Smh 🥱🥱🥱

there's a documentary called the greatest player ever starring wilt chamberlain and in 1980 the nba declared the greatest player ever as bill russell

​​@@youtuber3328bill Russell won 10 scoring titles and averaged 30 points a game

do you mean wilt chamberlain

​@@youtuber3328please stop with the copy and paste. What's the point of it anyway. That's was 1980 Jorsan was just going into college.

not everyone sees the same comments and whether it was 1980 today EITHER way it OCCURED

This is insane😊

Jordan’s first playoff series in his rookie year was the only time he wasn’t the leading scorer for both teams and he only got beat by one point. Incredible

Also, Kobe definitely would’ve had more if he wasn’t surrounded by a shitty team during the 2005-2007 era. Damn

No he wouldn't. Not to mention he threw the 2004 finals

​@@melvynsngltn27 Kobe definitely would've done better had it not been for those crappy teams. Stop it. He wasn't gonna surpass MJ but he definitely would've had more

And you have people saying that this man was just a scorer! Smh

I agree man. It’s a shame how the media is trying to diminish his career, and gaslight all of us by in essence saying that we didn’t see what we saw when we watched MJ play.

there's a documentary called the greatest player ever starring wilt chamberlain and in 1980 the nba declared the greatest player ever as bill russell

there's a documentary called the greatest player ever starring wilt chamberlain and in 1980 the nba declared the greatest player ever as bill russell

​@@youtuber3328will u stop copying and pasting this same paragraph over and over.

Those dudes played weak ass competition bro Jordan would have dominated those dudes those dudes couldn't dribble ugly ass shots gtfoh with all that​@@youtuber3328

Complete lie. Jordan was obsessed with stats, to the point he would want to know exactly where he stood during the game when he would check back in at the scores table. This couldn’t be further from the truth, he was fanatical about his stats, especially during the 1988 DPOY race where CHI stat keeper padded his stats- verified in the new report. Enjoy :)

Good point. That's one of the reasons he's the GOAT. MJ was different.

@@LL-zm9go Enjoy what??? Your just opinion?!

​@@LL-zm9gostop the bs lies. This "new research" is a klutch sports move to try and diminish Jordan on his dpoy. One of the accolades lebron has never been able to accomplish. Come on man don't be so nieve. That was 36 years ago and now all of a sudden someone comes in and wants to "research the stats". Gtfoh with that nonsense. Klutch sports writing another 6 figure check to try and leap frog Jordan. It's foolish to believe. And only 1 man is just now bringing out this BS. I don't believe it for a min. Gotta be nieve to believe the hype from anyone that more than likely getting paid by klutch sports

@@LL-zm9go Despite the fact that wilt played against the second most HOF player at his position(only behind kareem and parish, which he played 7 years less than both) He PLAYED THE MOST TOTAL GAMES against another hof center….see list below lol (mind you these are their barefoot heights, in the modern NBA you would add 1-2 inches to their height, as players have been measured in their shoes only after 1977) C-Bill Russell: 6’10” HOF (143 games played in 9 seasons) C-Kareem Abdul Jabbar: 7'2" HOF(27 games played in 4 seasons) C-Willis Reed: 6,10” HOF(72 games played in 8 seasons) C-Walt Bellamy: 6'11" HOF(100 games played in 11 seasons) C-Artis Gilmore: 7'2" HOF C-Bob Lanier: 6'11" HOF(17 games played in 3 seasons) C-Nate Thurmond: 6'11" HOF(47 games played in 4 seasons) C-Bob McAdoo: 6’10” HOF (5 games played in 1 season) C-Elvin Hayes:6’9 “ HOF (22 games played in 4 seasons) (Wes Unseld is also a HOF center but he is 6’7) (26 times in 5 seasons) (Dave Cowens is also a HOF Center/Forward but he is 6”9)(17 games played in 3 seasons) (Connie Hawkins is also a HOF Forward/ center but he is 6”9)(31 games played in 4 seasons) (please note there are more HOF PF who guarded and were guarded by wilt chamberlain but the majority of them are 6’8 to 6’9) SO THATS 574 OUT OF 1045…WHICH TRANSLATES TO 54% OF WILTS GAMES BEING PLAYED AGAINST ANOTHER HOF CENTER…

Nowadays, stars play by saving as much energy as possible in defense so they can have excellent offensive stats.

Easy pick.

Nah I say Barry Sanders and Bo Jackson

@@Serching4JerryGarcia not at all

​@@Serching4JerryGarciaBarry Sanders was never the best player in his sport

Usain Bolt?

I will repeat Jim Brown Babe Ruth And will add Sugar Ray Robinson

Jordan's jump's defies the law of physics imo because he could hang in the air longer than most. Of course this can be debunked because in reality he didn't hang any longer than anyone else in the air. But he damn sure made it look like he could and to a certain degree he could do a-lot of things that most couldn't do or wouldn't try to do because they either couldn't or didn't want to look foolish by failing to do it. Jordan didn't fear a challenge or overexposure, he relinquished it and always looked for new challenges because that's the type of drive that he had. That's the type of player that he was and that was the type of person Michael Jeffrey Jordan was about.

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣, biggest joke I've heard in long time....

😂I will name 1 undefeated R.Horry(7-0)😂3 others (8-0)😂

Yeah cuz right now it's just watered up. Most defensive league ever.

@@doktor3196 don't get mad at me it's just facts and it's not Jordan's fault he didn't face competition

That's funny because the league today is watered down to protect it's player's from fighting, hard fouls, flagrant fouls reaching in and hand checking, that's just a few to mention. That's what they had to contest with back then. Jordan made the league look weak because he and the bulls where so dominant, so dominant that Jordan never went to a game 7 in the finals. So don't come here with that crap because no one is going to eat it, unless you're a lebum fanboy'. Stop reaching because no matter what today's player's would get squashed by the 80's and 90's NBA players.

@@jdmintegradp I'm not a LeBron fan even Larry bird and Dr J said the 90s was watered down. Don't get mad at me because it's facts and yes today's league is soft. 80s basketball was much better than the 90s

and 46. For LeBron's 4-6.

That's lebums obituary right there.