PMT Loves That Michael Jordan Still Hates the Bad Boy Pistons - Last Dance 3 & 4 

Pardon My Take wasn’t it the assistant GM who brought up Rodman to Krause?

Actually John Salley ,from the bad boys, said Magic Johnson was the one who kept Isaiah off the Dream Team.

As Pistons fans, we loved hearing Jordan still hates the Bad Boys. That means he got his ass kicked so badly it burned in his memory. 87. 88 89 90...Jordan simply could not beat the Pistons and it pains him to say it. Many of his teammates did indeed say it in the documentary. i give credit to them.

@Ulysses432 he was happy and focused when he was on the Pistons and not just the Bulls. The Pistons with Bill Laimbeer, mahorn and chuck dailey molded Rodman into who he was as a basketball player. He almost committed suicide when he found out he was traded from Detroit to San Antonio. The Pistons were his family. The Pistons and Detroit is who he identifies with to this day.

@@paulthomas9911 That's true but the Bad Boys were also hated for having a few genuinely shitty people on the team. Laimbeer and Thomas are both noted for playing dirty and being all around assholes.

LOL! Exactly! I don't understand how people follow basketball all these years and STILL don't know this! Jordan always reacted to the defense instinctively BEFOFRE they made their move!

My take exactly..i remember one interview that Jordan said he saw someone coming thats why he switched it..

Exactly right!!! That comment in this video was purely because they don't know the back story...he didn't do it to "be cool" SMH

@@sinisbuilt lol milenials

This was talked about the very moment it happened. The real debate was, was it really the most spectacular thing MJ did? I thought his up and under layup in OT during game 3 was better

Dude I literally wrote what you wrote before I saw your comment right on

@@drizzle452 MJ's greatest layup ever was in a regular season game against the Nets where he changed direction mid-air twice and laid the ball up on the opposite side of the rim. The move was so amazing that some of the Nets players on the bench cheered.

And if you watch Jordan play, he ALWAYS had the uncanny ability to anticipate the movement of the defender and react before they made their move. "Kobe said that with MJ " there was no unecessary movement. No wasted space."

Good insight!

What abt Barkley?

222333aaaaaa turrible

Andrew Pruett then again, Jordan was golfing with Danny Ainge during their playoff series earlier in this very documentary, so they don’t all hate each other. Still, I can’t come close to thinking of a current rivalry as bitter as MJ and Isaiah’s seems to be to this day.

Michael Zorc key word, players

Patrick Archer probably because they played hard unlike today

John Solly583 totally bro they don’t care or play hard at all anymore! Idiot

Patrick Archer regular season games are not competitive anymore and you know that. Players take games off all the time. They coast through a lot of the regular season. Don’t be naive

John Solly583 I agree about the regular season man

Patrick Archer wow you agree with an idiot how’s it feel?

He was hurt that game too.

Gerard Morris It wast for show . Truth be told it wasnt that great of a move . He only did it because he thought that Sam Perkins was going to block his shot

You saw the leaks too?

And he looks like a fat, fucking dickhead

Ulysses432 you referring to James Edwards 20 plus games with the bulls? Lol forgot that happened

addiction to winning > pistons hate.

James Arnold jr I deserved to get jobs that I didnt get but they had the right not to choose me so stop crying

Christian Soldier I’m far from crying . Isiah Thomas should have been on that team he was a first ballot HOF 2 time NBA champion and one of the best that ever played point guard .

Your 100% correct, Jordan was wrong and those Pistons teams were as good and deep as any in History

@@MrTinyTit My point is Jordan is trying to take the moral high ground when he was petty too, including comments he made about the Pistons and things like keeping Thomas off the Dream Team. He even claims that he didn't allow his teammates to complain about the style of play when he constantly did so in the media and the Bulls even sent in tape of Mahorn and Laimbeer highlighting fouls that weren't called. He is trying to rewrite history too. And you can blame it on thuggery, but the Pistons teams exploited Jordan's and the Bulls weaknesses and they had a team of all world defenders

@@MrTinyTit I'm Jordan hating and your psychoanalysis of Thomas' mentality is unbias? I'm not saying the Bad Boys were clean, but I'm also not buying Jordan's bull. My complaint concerns Jordan's comment about Thomas' excuse for not shaking hands. Jordan complained that Thomas was rewriting history and all I'm saying is that both sides are doing it. Thomas' excuse is bull at worst, half truth at best. Some may have seen the Celtics do the same and felt the need to pass on the treatment to the Bulls, other players just did it out of the rivalry/revenge. Jordan tries to take the moral high ground but he got down in the dirtiness as well. I'm not Jordan hating, merely pointing that there is revisionism on both sides

The Pistons were bad for basketball. It didn’t even feel like basketball with the tactics they resorted to, and their brand wasn’t normal at the time. All contemporaries complained and marveled at the nonsense they were getting away with. If someone wants to tell me about a dirtier team before them, enlighten me, but there was no group of players playing like that in the 80’s. There’s a reason why they are considered not only the dirtiest basketball team ever, but also the most hated

Yeah and Jordan was correct. And I'm sure that's why the Celtics walked off and didn't shake their hand when they lost to the Pistons as well. People seem to overlook the fact that the common variable in both incidents is the Pistons!

William Campbell Rodman was a wild animal so nobody really wanted him at the time. Plus it wasnt a trade Rodman was a free agent

I see your RU-vid account has taken off.. youre a derivative hack

Rodman could score be he didn't care too. He made a niche for himself as a rebounder and defender. Teams who were good at rebounding typically kill the morale of other teams.

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