what i notice about MJ is that is intensity is always 100% hes always hustling, always making plays. hes very active and fast thinking/reflexes. its just another great thing he does..
Bulls were in a commanding 92-82 lead when Drexler was fouled out in the 4th quarter and were poised to finish the Blazers off. Then they lost their discipline, pressed the self-destruct button when MJ received a technical foul for arguing with the official. That ignited the Blazers as they mounted a 15-5 run send the game into OT. Danny Ainge, a veteran who won 2 titles with Boston and was a member of that legendary 86 Celtics team, led the Blazers run, finishing with 17 points off the bench, scoring 9 in the OT to lead the Blazers to a comeback 115-104 win to even the series at 1-1.
if you ask me the scoring from legend larry bird didn't equal the scoring from legend michael jordan and please tell me did you EVER EVER know 15-3 was the record for both the 1996 bulls and 1986 celtics and if you ask me the 1996 bulls weren't quite as legendary as the 1986 celtics
please tell me why you said that ESPECIALLY when the 1992 blazers led by star clyde drexler won by a combined 16 points lost by a combined 60 points and if i'm right allowed 35.5 points per game from legend michael jordan
if you ask me gary payton wasn't as elite as star clyde drexler but the 1996 sonics won by a combined 32 points in games 4 and 5 lost by a combined 55 points and allowed 27.3 points per game from michael jordan
the 1993 suns led by star charles barkley if i'm right allowed 41.5 points per game from michael jordan lost by a combined 10 points and won by a combined 16 points and the 1997 jazz led by star karl malone won by a combined 16 points lost by a combined 20 points and allowed 32.3 points a game from michael jordan
please tell me since i'm still NOT certain why the 1996 sonics lost game one 107-90 to the bulls allowing 28 points from michael jordan while they lost game two 92-88 allowing 29 points from michael jordan and lost game three 108-86 allowing 36 points from michael jordan while the 1992 blazers lost game one 122-89 allowing 39 points from michael jordan and won game two 115-104 despite 39 points from michael jordan and they lost game three 94-84 allowing 26 points from michael jordan and then won game four 93-88 allowing 32 points from michael jordan
the 1997 heat weren't as elite as the 1992 blazers yeah the bulls beat the heat 84-77 in game 1 of the 1997 conference finals and beat the blazers 122-89 in game 1 of the 1992 finals but most importantly they beat the heat 4-1 and blazers 4-2
Danny ainge was a really good athlete early in his Celtic career not to mention he’s one of the greatest overall athletes we have ever seen. Guy had the option of going pro in 3 major sports basketball baseball football. Was a all American in all the sports and a top recruit in each sport guy was a great athlete
mike had a chance to win this game on the buzzer , i didn't know that , had this of been 96-98 jordan that mid range shot would have gone straight in ,no doubt
The NBA didn't really have a lot of super-athletic players back in the 80's and 90's...Some if the shit that Jordan, Pippen, and Drexler were doing back then was absolutely mind blowing.
What? They had tons of insane athletes. This game had 3 guys who had over 40 inch verticals and danny ainge who is no question one of the greatest athletes to ever live. Guy could have went pro in baseball basketball and football . Was an all american in all 3. Not to mention in 92 the avg height was 2 inches taller than avg height today and thet still had the exact same avg vertical leap. 28 inches same as today. The 90s n 80s had freak athletes. 8 of the top 10 verticals in nba history done by bleacher report are guys who played in eaither 80s or 90s or both
@@rafikz77 No. Not true, and your the one not being honest if you believe that. Less and less people even care about the NBA today so that should kind of indicate where the game has gone.
