Sean Elliot explains who is the most athletic NBA player . 

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Both avoided MJ because they were scared 🤣🤣🤣 Hakeem avoided MJ in 1992 by missing the playoffs, *"greatest center of all time"* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA so laughable 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hakeem is still the leader in all time blocked shots and he was three inches shorter than advertised. I have him as my best center of all time. The man registered a quadruple double. That is simply crazy.

Sometimes people need a rest. If they just played 4 games in 5 days, having a practice immediately is probably not the best idea. It's best not to be so negative when you don't know the full circumstances. For a team that was typically getting 55-60+ wins in the 90's in the middle of the Jordan era, questioning their work ethic makes little sense.

I mean D Rob worked for it with that incredible feat. He put the team on his back, hands, shoulders?

Dude, it was like getting a day off of work for doing well. What kind of loser actually looks down at someone for wanting a day off? Im sure you NEVER have taken a day off in your entire life, right? Idiot.

In one series. Look at their entire career.

@@srj34 no one remembers the regular season crap everybody remembers the 1995 west finals Hakeem owns David thats all that matters

@@megagalvatron281 I don't give a damn about what a bunch of filthy casuals remember, I care about the facts

@@srj34 screw those facts. When people are asked around the country about their match ups the will say Hakeem embarrassed David in that playoff series

@@megagalvatron281 "Screw those facts" Nice. It's nice to see someone in real life who actively refuses to use their brain. Quite something to behold. Way to go, taking the side of mouth-breathing morons who couldn't name three other players who played in that series.

Well those Michael Jordan fans are examples of why Michael Jordan fans are the worst NBA fans then.

@@theuniversegalaxynba I think Kobe and LeBron fans are worse since those players are more recent and were in their primes during prominent internet use, but the Jordan trolling is getting really irritating these days. I legit do think Jordan is the best player of all time and is one of my favorite players too, but man, the fans, yeah . . .they're getting a LOT worse lately.

Well if you don't agree that means either you do not know all of the information and / or you yourself are one of them. But Mcihael Jrodan fans are the worst NBA fans then. If you disagree you can go on my podcast and show me your facts then.

​@@theuniversegalaxynba Show you my facts about what? That LeBron and Kobe fans are/were worse than MJ ones? Any evidence for any argument either way (yours or mine) would all be anecdotal and need to be taken with a grain of salt. I would argue though, that you perhaps haven't seen "all of the information" either if you're that insistent that MJ fans are the worst out there. I'm guessing you're mainly talking about youtube comments? Since the whole Last Dance thing was fairly recent, I wouldn't argue that MJ fans lately have been bad or even that they might be the worst on this specific website for now, but overall, it's actually not what I've seen over the past 20 years. My "evidence" would be the experience of posting on all of the most popular basketball forums since the mid 2000s (and this is pre-youtube as well), where I can absolutely guarantee you, the threads were all littered with Kobe fans insisting, he's the best player ever while he was still playing, and lately (especially since LeBron's Cavs title), were all doing the same. Since you're a basketball youtube uploader, you probably do run into the bad MJ fans due to some of the content (like this one) you're uploading. But if you were to frequent more NBA forums, you don't see it as frequent. There's more LeBron ones now. And 10-15 years ago, the Kobe ones were much, much worse than both imo. But yeah sure, I could talk to you on your podcast some time if you want. Just DM me the info.

So if it's all ancedotal then youre telling me its not true. If you think it's true then you can prove it if you like then. Anyway sure if you want to go on my pocdast it's easy to set up, send me an email, with your phone number, and I will call you up to set things up with you.

Sounds like you aren’t old enough to have grown up watching him

@@steves.8282 This is another example of a Michael Jordan fan assuming that if someoen does not pick Michael Jordan they must not have watched him played in the NBA, and they also assume that the only way to know how good Michael Jordan was was to play his games whie he played then as if there is no tape of him available then, and they also contradict themselves because they weren't around for every star, and there are more things wrong with this person's comeback but I am not going to list every point.

MJ is one of the most athletic players ever and I would never say he is the most. Wilt, Shawn Kemp, D. Robinson, DR. J.....Their have been a lot of athletic players MJ is just one of many

@@steves.8282 Bud I watched Jordan growing up and I am not talking the RU-vid highlights like you "experts" on the internet. I will debate you any day and any tiime on his podcast if you'd like.

@@steves.8282 I've watched many Basketball games as far back as the early 70s. It sounds like you are a Jordan lover. It's time to switch that Gatorade I recommend Powerade.

He is averaging 50 ppg 25 rpg 9 bpg in this era easily, just like MJ is averaging 50 ppg 10 rpg 3 bpg, this era is all about spacing with defensive 3 second violation

@@AIH483 Idk about those numbers but his athleticism would help him a lot. He could guard wings, create space and not clog the basket. Not all centers would translate well in this era. Remember their game wouldnt be the same in this era.

@@AIH483 Jordan averaging 50ppg? Why'd he wanna do that for? His highest scoring season of 37.1ppg resulted in under .500 losing basketball? If Jordan averaged 50ppg he'd probably lead a team to 25-30 wins. 😎

@@FuShengAlex MJ in 1988 got a 60% win percentage with a 7 ppg Scottie Pippen, won MVP, All Star, All Star MVP, Scoring Title, led the league in Steals, All Defensive First Team, All NBA First Team, Slam Dunk Contest Champion, recorded 262 steals and 131 blocks in all 82 games played, averaged 45 ppg vs Cleveland and whooped their asses in the First Round 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@FuShengAlex MJ averaged 36 ppg in 1988 and led the Bulls to a 50-32 record, that is a 60.97 win percentage 😎😎😎

Really? What were Jordan's 40 yard dash time and vertical leap and where were those measured? What sources do you have?

@@pebutts MJ can run the full court in just 2 seconds and has a 60 inch vertical 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@AIH483 As I said in the other post, you're an idiot.

@@pebutts 4.3 40 yard dash measured at North Carolina. His vertical was 42-48 inches.Yes he was faster and could jump higher than Robinson but Robinson was way more muscular and was insanely ripped plus was 7ft

@@jgpsalm23 There exists no actual record of Jordan's 40 time or vertical leap measured by a reliable source. The same is true of Robinson. His 40 yard dash time comes from a story told by Roy Williams, who said that the coaches lined all the players up at the start of the year each year to see how fast they could run. Why they would do this is a mystery, but his story is that Jordan ran a 4.38 or 4.39 in 1982. The fastest 3/4 sprint time in NBA combine history was 2.91 seconds by Cookie Belcher. Adjusted for distance that works out to a 4.6 second 40 time. In other words, supposedly Jordan, who never trained as a sprinter or ran track, ran a whole 0.3 faster than any NBA player in combine history. In fact, he allegedly ran faster than almost all players in the NFL combine, where the record for a tight end (i.e. a player of Jordan's size) is 4.38 seconds. Sorry, but I'm not buying it, no matter what Roy Williams says. Jordan's supposed 48 inch vertical is an urban legend. Nobody can ever find where this was actually measured, though commonly it's sourced to unofficial measurements at North Carolina, though no actual source can be identified.

This is an example of a Michael Jordan fan folks. Writing ridciulous things like this then. Can anyone figure out how many things are wrong with what this person wrote then?

If humans had a belly button instead of a butthole they would shit lint. You see how that works.

I go back before all these guys and the most athletic player I've seen was Wilt Chamberlain

@@klicknkreate7077 Wilt retired almost a decade before I was born, so I obviously can't put him (or Russell, Elgin, etc.) on the list.

Giannis as a shoutout for that list?

Hakeem destroyed David Robinson when Robinson was MVP that year which he wasn't Hakeem was! You must have been a Spurs fan that closed your eyes when they played the Rockets!

@@davidwilliamson2341 Christ, fanboys like you are insufferable and easily the worst thing about talking sports on social media. I'm a Sixers fan and will be the first to say that Hakeem had a better career than Robinson. But the Admiral was a little more athletic.

Giannis?

wilt

@@kris9145 true

Wilt and by a lot!

@@kris9145 Nope, a guy who has a 2-4 Finals against 5'3" unathletic white plumbers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I disagree, LeBron James was an All State WR and could have went Pro in either Football or Basketball.

@@StevenC32 LeBum is not more athletic than MJ, LeBum just missed the playoffs with AD Westbrook Howard DeAndre Jordan, 3-6-1 Finals record on stacked superteams and hofers, not a great player 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

There is a reason why Wilt is in 2 hall of fame though...

@@AIH483 If what you’re saying is true, then pigs would fly and the earth would be flat

@@gggyy7104 What's not true, LeBum has a 3-6-1 Finals record with Kyrie Love Wade Bosh Ray Allen 😎😎😎 MJ is 6-0 with one all star 😎😎😎

We found David Robinson’s burner account 😂

Your out of your mind .no need for me to argue with you.case closed

@@jw3633 Lololol 😝

Peace! Seriously 😐 David Robinson? Better than MJ! Please put the peace-PIPE DOWN!!!!!

I knew it! No wonder why David Robinson is always in the goat conversation