The Day Michael Jordan Said FU*K YOU and Hit the Game Winner Over Craig Ehlo - Full STORY!

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The Day Michael Jordan Said FU*K YOU and Hit the Game Winner Over Craig Ehlo - Full STORY!
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@judy9139 Год назад

The funny thing is that Eloh defended that shot as well as humanly possible. I didn’t realize how well he played Mike here until watching this. He forced Mike to hang and double pump. Nobody stopping that.

@judy9139 Год назад

@Willy Massey yep

@judy9139 Год назад

@Willy Massey so he was put on MJ every time they matched up because he wasn’t a great defender??

@judy9139 Год назад

@Willy Massey you are basing that on??

@ADN64 Год назад

@Willy Massey you don't know ball

@jbizz80 Год назад

@@willymassey1057 Craig Elho was a very good defender and three point shooter. Not only would he play in todays league, but he'd easily be a starter. Brush up on your sports history.

@ej4346 Год назад

Everybody and their mother knew to whom the ball will go to. The Cavs anticipated it and doubled him even before the inbound pass. And still, he was able to get the ball and make the shot. GOAT!

@bainer3052 Год назад

Exactly, and 99% of the time, he took the shot unlike you know who 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525 Год назад

I don't know why these people are acting like Craig Ehlo did a GOOD thing! 🤣🤣🤣 They're all complimenting him for becoming the most famous loser in one of the most famous victory pictures in sports history. Caucasians are hilarious. 🤣👍🏾

@jonathanwallace9662 11 месяцев назад

It was Craig ehlo and the cavs... they were absolutely HORRIBLE!!

@johnniegordon1221 Год назад

Mike gave me some great childhood memories wow I'm 45 yrs old now and it still gives me goosebumps.

@vernonleewarren280 Год назад

I second that. I'm 54

@jimidelphia Год назад

I too am 45 Johnnie and 100% agree. Still mesmerized by MJ and still get goosebumps watching THE GOAT!

@usmc29er44 Год назад

We all still remember what is was like as we watched in awe....

@lesant7659 Год назад

Me too , I'm 50 now and it brings good memories

@jackson11162002 Год назад

Me too my brother I'm 47 back then it was the bulls and how bout them cowboys

@genesiscruz2000 Год назад

The greatest clutch player of all time. Never lost his shoes or fumble in the clutch.😆. Simply the GOAT.

@jjones9822 Год назад

Yup. And to Lebron fans - it’s not even close.

@higherpurpose1212 8 месяцев назад

@@jjones9822 Lechoke who? haha!

@drewlavay 5 месяцев назад

It still blows my mind that Bron is even mentioned in the conversation with this guy, it's not even close. There is nothing more cruel than time.

@sp4604 3 месяца назад

what about LeFlop?

@kevinbeard4595 Год назад

Mike: 'They beat us 6x's...6 and 0...6 and 0' Me: 'I wonder if Mike took it personal 🤔 ' Naaahhh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@otisw.thomasiii8690 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣Had too

@JPLMONEY23 Год назад

MJ is 6-0 in rings after '98 in '89 he was 0-6 against the Cavs (regular season) and no rings.

@seanjones2456 Год назад

It still astonishes me to see a crowd without one person looking at a cell phone.

@AkoSiFrance Год назад

Or taking a video to post on their social media accounts. What a time.

@makavelioutlaw7037 Год назад

Oh shit. That's funny as hell yo! 🤣

@aksweettoth3 Год назад

@sfrank8687 Год назад

Wish it would be like that now

@bereal1640 Год назад

Nobody had cellphone there haha

@TroyTroj Год назад

Craig has a helluva personality and a great attitude about all this. A true professional

@reocejacobs1259 Год назад

That double clutch was practically unguardable. It's like he would hang in the air and wait for the defender to drop then shoot. Unbelievable!

@GhostDrummer Год назад

“Ehlo’s on the floor, Jordan’s in the Gatorade commercials, posters, everything else…” Ehlo’s definitely a class act. Not many people take something this devastating and run with it gracefully. Mad respect to him.

@kenmasters2025 Год назад

it wouldn't have been as iconic if ehlo played it like shit and Jordan makes some easy shot. he made a great defensive play forcing MJ to make an insane shot

@shawnleider Год назад

It's simple. Eloh knows mj was something different. There is zero shame in losing to mj. I've never heard a single player show any shame for losing to mj. It's usually the opposite like a right of passage having mj bust there arse

@JonHop1 10 месяцев назад

@@kenmasters2025 yeah, Ehlo played that shot about as well as anyone could have. Forced Mike to have to adjust mid air, and make a crazy shot to win. Not much anyone could have done there. Those shots are pure greatness and the reason MJ is the GOAT.

@sacamentobob 8 месяцев назад

dont forget that Ehlo was a good player, there was a reason why Ehlo was on MJ....

@Fister_of_Muppets Год назад

I watched this game live on TV. The excitement of Jordan nailing that shot, the jump and the fist pump celebration, was pure energy. That was by far the moment that everyone knew that not only was Jordan ascending into greatness, but his team would as well. MJ is the GOAT.

@craignewell562 3 месяца назад

I saw it live too! Highlights can never do it justice. Great game!

@disguiseddv8ant486 Месяц назад

I watched it live as well. I was living on the west side of Chicago and when MJ hit that shot all that you heard was the entire city block cheering loudly from their homes.

@bmx7596 Год назад

It was actually good defense. Dude recovered and had a hand near the ball.

@faronanderson2536 Год назад

Yes agree,Ehlo would of blocked the shot if MJ didn't double clutch on that.Not that anyone he played against was bad,Jordan was just better than everyone else.That's why I doubt I'll see anyone like him again in my lifetime.He was just too good.The best I've ever seen!

@jbizz80 Год назад

Craig Elho was a very solid defensive player.

@jordanlee3078 Год назад

people who dont play ball wouldnt know how tough that shot is. those r the shots you dream of making as a kid, double clutching fading away for the game winner.

@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525 Год назад

IT WAS NOT A GOOD DEFENSE! LOL. GOOD DEFENSES ARE SUCCESSFUL! Do you need me to explain Rocket launches to you people too? 👋🏾🤣

@youtubeillegallydeletesacc1525 Год назад

@@jbizz80 When? Lol.

@magnetclip6861 Год назад

I sure miss the 80s and 90s basketball. Today's basketball doesn't excite me like it used to.

@sacamentobob 8 месяцев назад

because the current NBA is a joke. Allen Iverson made the early 2000s interesting along with Kobe etc but since then its been completely boring and just annoying to watch. All these self proclaimed goats coming about only to play games to collect stats.. and then have people say look at his stats here bla bla... all contrived, all boring, and just not true basketball. You'd get more basketball watching high school games or college bball than the nba.

@rxxmark8207 Год назад

Being a part of mj's moment you will cherish forever

@yomomsahoe5797 Год назад

Bein born in 2000 kinda blows

@jeremyanderson2805 Год назад

@@yomomsahoe5797 lucky you there’s a 6 disc double sided dvd set that has every game he ever played. You’re welcome

@yomomsahoe5797 Год назад

@@jeremyanderson2805 watching live is different tho, I’ve watched some full games on YT before

@yomomsahoe5797 Год назад

@The Esquire of Sports ® that bein said. Old heads needa stop hating on todays game 💯 old games I see the same fouls, defense and calls in todays game. People just trash todays generation even tho they don’t appreciate the game today

@yomomsahoe5797 Год назад

@The Esquire of Sports ® but W comment

@anthonyduvalier2746 Год назад

Mj was a beast cant replicate cant duplicate long live the legendary 23

@philipmoye5954 Год назад

Duplicate you can his name is Kobe Bryant

@anthonyduvalier2746 Год назад

@@philipmoye5954 kobe was different

@anthonyduvalier2746 Год назад

@@philipmoye5954 you have to admit he still was not mj

@philipmoye5954 Год назад

But 99.9% closest thing to MJ

@anthonyduvalier2746 Год назад

@@philipmoye5954 compared to the nba players today he was 99.999 percent

@dubbrown5594 Год назад

The shot broke my heart!! We were better than the Bull's that year but they had the 🐐

@bobbyosborne2375 Год назад

By default you guys were not better than the bulls.

@TomCruz54321 Год назад

That Cavs team was a strong team. I was a huge Mark Price fan back then. That team had solid players in every position.

@Trancymind 11 месяцев назад

The goat that played dead at the end of this game was Ehlo. Sorry Ehlo. 2 goats better than one I guess.

@Eadweard76 8 месяцев назад

I'm from the Chicago area and grew up there. The Cavs team was legit. They really where a great team but that era had the pistons, celtics, lakers to name a few outstanding teams and an up and coming bulls. At least Harper got a ring eventually with Chicago.

@JeepinBailey Год назад

I’ve seen the highlights since ‘89, the last dance and other coverage on the shot. This was a fantastic documentary of “the shot” 🙌🏼 I can’t imagine the pressure MJ had in that game let alone the last 12 seconds of the game. Great series btw! I look forward to the next episode.

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thank you so much!

@sirf4ce Год назад

Nobody talks about how MJ had 44 points 9 boards and 6 assists. They hyperfocus on "The Shot". I get it, it's iconic. The jump after and the fist pump. It's visually compelling. But so is that statline at 16:19. He had a hell of a game to get a subpar team to the point where he could hit a GW shot. Great video...except that piano/xylophone tragedy at 3:50. That shit was torture to listen to. It's like 2 different songs playing at once! SHIT!

@thegipps Год назад

Haha piano/xylophone tragedy. Totally. Otherwise a great video

@marvelleonline Год назад

bruh I had to pause to video to make sure sth else ain't playing and was like "here we go.."

@DaveMcClinton 10 месяцев назад

I'm so glad this got mentioned.🤣

@benjamink7105 8 месяцев назад

And really had "double" game winners here. Two shots in the last 6 seconds to put his team in the lead, in a playoff winner take all game...is wild. I mean wtf. GOAT sh*t.

@EnTiempo824 7 месяцев назад

Michael missed his free throws too and still managed to will that shot in. It’s crazy.

@pauljansen1137 Год назад

Thank you for reminding us all of these all time great moments in NBA history, Nick!!!

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@1968dogg Год назад

@@NickSmithNBA Too bad the NBA has devolved into a place with no defense/magnets in rims. . .

@rxxmark8207 Год назад

You saw mj still in the air while craig already on the floor

@mobetta2092 Год назад

Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago were the best in the east with Philly and Milwaukee in my mind tied for a 4th spot. The Cavs matched up better against Detroit than Chicago did so they oncerned me more than the Bulls did so I was glad we had Chicago.

@Eelgnotsa Год назад

Yes, I saw that and the timing was necessary and the double pump as well. You got to be able to stay in that air that extra length of time for that shot is blocked

@KSoloLoso Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@andrebrown5093 Год назад

Facts lol

@dereckallen1856 10 месяцев назад

Yeah. That can't be taken for granted. It's the air of air jordan with a serious JUMP shot. So many other players would've gotten blocked on that shot fr. His hand was high af! 😅

@weswarden2216 Год назад

The true and undisputed G.O.A.T. no debate...

@VineDresser2013 Год назад

hahah why?? cause he scored over Craig Ehlo??? do you even know who Craig Ehlo is?? Have you ever researched his basketball career??? He was such a crap player who averaged only 8 ppg ... Jordan is NOT the goat because people like you don't do ANY research on the players he played against.

@owlontheprowl1657 Год назад

Ehlo actually pulled Supermans cape in between timeouts. This man actually is the cause of ALL OF THIS from this point on. This IS the first time Jordan went super sayian

@TerrenceJDooley Год назад

Hearing the backstory - 0-6 vs Cleveland in regular season, no writers giving them a shot… Makes the shot and win even more impressive

@vladimirjackson1272 Год назад

MJ's hang time is what made him different than everyone else! He could hang in the air longer than anyone, maintain his balance and coordination and get off a shot! That was his gift and Ehlo or NO ONE could block that shot cause no one could stay in the air as long as MJ!

@alanduff1054 Год назад

Have you ever heard of a guy name Julius Irving???

@vladimirjackson1272 Год назад

@@alanduff1054 Yeah and his hangtime wasn't even in the same atmosphere as Jordan

@alanduff1054 Год назад

@@vladimirjackson1272 Do your research bro.. YES Jordan was a MUCH better player than Doc but he NEVER out jumped Doc... For instance, Doc dunked from BEHIND the free throw line and Jordan's foot was ON the free throw line.

@vladimirjackson1272 Год назад

@Alan Duff oh, you MUST have a reading comprehension problem I said HANG TIME🤔 But, if you talking overall jumping ability, Dr. J STILL can't hold Jordan's jock strap! (Dr. J was AMAZING when he played but, he was no Jordan) I'm 49 years old bro so, I don't need to research things I was alive for🤷

@alanduff1054 Год назад

@@vladimirjackson1272 Insults don't make you right and my reading comprehension is above average so I know exactly what you meant by hang time but I believe you only believe this because Mike was a much better fundamentally sound basketball player than Doc but IF you'd look without prejudice and media hype you'll see MANY clips of Doc hanging in the air a tad longer than Mike because Doc was an even more RAW basketball talent than Mike but you can only see this IF you were able to look without pre-judgment... P.S. I'm 52, young man...

@1CHOZN7 Год назад

The man was JUST DIFFERENT!!!!

@Renegade-jk4ux Год назад

As a Bulls fan since 1987, I’ve always viewed Craig Ehlo as a very solid player. He was very good with the Atlanta Hawks.

@jasonmcdonald7487 Год назад

It was just amazing growing up and being a basketball fan in this era !! Miss it so much ! Loved the video ! Keep them coming ! Thank you !!

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thanks Jason, glad you enjoyed!

@vernonleewarren280 Год назад

I miss this era as well. Everytime I hear the NBC Theme Music I get emotional. Real talk!

@Kashed Год назад

Born and raised in Chicago and watched damn near every one of MJ’s games and while I am glad we can watch RU-vid videos of back then, it was just completely different watching it live and simply amazing being at the games in the Stadium. It was a magical time not only in Chicago but, for the NBA.

@douglaspinsak1246 Год назад

I don't think people really look at Eloh in a negative way because of "the shot". Eloh defended Jordan very well and forced him to take a shot that probably only he could make.

@daevonthesavage7483 Год назад

Craig Ehlo jumps after MJ, tries to contest, and lands before Mike even let the shit go bruh 🤣🤣🤣 never seen a player hang in the air THAT LONG for a shot

@BonesDMS4life Год назад

Exactly mike was in the air so long

@redhotmamakennels7738 Год назад

Because he jumps much higher than everyone else…looks like he’s hanging. He jumps first and defender comes back down first…is usually still going up while the other player is going down.

@VineDresser2013 Год назад

you are just a Jordan lover not a basketball fan... you have no idea what you are talking about

@daevonthesavage7483 Год назад

@VineDresser2013 Jordan not even favorite player Wtf are you On????🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️☠️ the hell that man did you????

@VineDresser2013 Год назад

@@daevonthesavage7483 haha so when someone has an opinion against Jordan, something happened to him? that's your logic?

@ashtonjackfanny Год назад

The way ehlo fell on the floor always had me crying

@rfplummer1 Год назад

I watched the game! What's ironic is Ehlo had just made a play (on Jordan I believe) and scored to put them up with 3 secs remaining

@VineDresser2013 Год назад

who??? do you even know who Craig EHLO is? I Don't ... he sucks... what more did you expect him to do?

@dantedlane2 Год назад

He scored the winning shot only to lose a few minutes later

@williamjohnson8501 Год назад

You know that bamma cried in the car 😆

@benjamink7105 8 месяцев назад

The first time I saw this shot was in I think Michael Jordan's Playground (the VHS tape), I didn't see The Shot live (was young). Anyway, when I saw it the first few times I thought Mike had punched or kicked the hell out of Ehlo during his celebration and that's why he fell down lol. I didn't say I was a smart kid...

@gelito81 Год назад

People talk bad about defense back then saying that MJ didn't face any tough defense but it is because he could just break any defense and make it look easy. Double team or triple team, don't matter

@JoshSmith-jq9tw 11 месяцев назад

That's funny because most consider the defense back then way superior. The league actually had defense unlike today lol

@stelierx 11 месяцев назад

Dude was just an accurate shooter with a sick fadeaway and good on Defense.

@nefermaat100 10 месяцев назад

They / Detroit came out with the Jordan rules’ remember to try & stop him. 😉👍🏾

@arielmunoz9835 10 месяцев назад

Exactly...he was that good.

@sacamentobob 8 месяцев назад

what are you on about? Defense in the 80s and 90s was WAY stronger, and much more physical. Just look at how Ehlo took an elbow to his face and didnt complain, that was a normal thing back then. the NBA got much softer after the early 2000s, and now it's just a joke. The N in NBA stand for Newbies (basketball Association)

@tetsmcgee Год назад

I saw this as a kid live. I was 6 years old, I still remember this shot from this day.

@stevenbcarter5811 Год назад

Chicago native...lived the Jordan era which was the best...but that Cav's team was extremely good...they just ran into MJ so history isn't aware outside of The Land...and Ehlo played well all series and never backed down...but MJ is MJ...Da' GOAT!

@2KidsNAWife Год назад

Great video. So good to hear from the prospective of those two men in that moment. Harper is a trip! Lol😂

@TheKidYT Год назад

Could watch these stories all day. It must be a tonne of work Nick but keep mining. You are the RU-vid NBA story guy and your content will become synonymous with the player's legend

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Appreciate that!

@JuiceGassett Год назад

This series brought me back to my younger yrs,i used to record all of the bulls games when they on tv....Been a Bulls fan since 1990!!!! 🐐

@TheRawraw1 Год назад

God given talent 💯

@Amick44 8 месяцев назад

And confidence and concentration.

@magyamch Год назад

Incredible facts and story of real legends in the game

@faronanderson2536 Год назад

Wow that is theatre hearing it from the guys who made it happen.I was riveted.What a doco.What an insight.What a privilege.That's insane.Well put together!

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thank you!

@Tyrannosaurus_STFU_III Год назад

@@NickSmithNBA Seriously good work.

@avon2alpha676 Год назад

MJ was so cold they still releasing his shoes 33 years later!

@freddysaucedo8650 Год назад

Good stuff. Thank God for RU-vid. Being able to come to a platform and watch historic moments like this and from different channels and perspectives. I didn't get to witness Jordan's early years before the championship seasons maybe a year or two before the first one is when I became interested and slowly began watching MJ until I got to where I didn't miss a game. If not for RU-vid I wouldn't have gotten to see the young MJ hit the game winner in the ncaa championship and the early years playing in the NBA That shaped him to becoming the GOAT

@davefretz Год назад

Absolutely loving your Jordan videos! I grew up watching Jordan, room full of his posters, and watching all of these clips, and hearing the stories, brings back a nostalgia that takes me right back. I'm subscribed now and loving your content!

@9211goat Год назад

...and so the legend grew.

@Ninjersey1 Год назад

The goat 🐐

@moongakalima6280 Год назад

Thank you very much for these videos. I like that you go into detail about what happened. I'm enjoying the Micheal Jordan 23 series. Keep doing the great work and keep them coming.. 😊

@owlontheprowl1657 Год назад

Nick Smith: this is the best version of the shot ive ever seen. Watching it was like the most epic foreshadowing of MJ becoming THAT GUY.

@chickhearn4ever779 Год назад

This is to Kenny Smith saying his team could have beaten the Bulls if Jordan never retired. It would have been a SOLID NO. Regular season means nothing.

@nedstarks4142 Год назад

Are you talking about a rockets team that was the 6th seed, never had home court advantage and smashed on every top team?

@dc4690 Год назад

Every top team that didn’t have MJ

@nedstarks4142 Год назад

@@dc4690 Hakeem Olajuwon

@dc4690 Год назад

@honorfirst7506 Год назад

@@nedstarks4142 teams with 0 titles. No experience for how to win.

@michaelkawell3300 2 месяца назад

I watched this game as it played out.The shot as he hung in the air and pumped and hit the shot.The fist pump was iconic

@kvantonio2001 Год назад

I remember that game I was in Chicago on the south side soon as he hit the game winner I went straight to the park me and my friends and we tried to emulate that shot Michael Jordan is truly a legend the shot.

@Kashed Год назад

I remember it like it was yesterday. People know Ehlo from the shot but, what a lot of people don’t realize is that he was a good player and he and Mark Price were great shooters. That Cleveland team was no joke. But MJ is MJ and he willed them to win. The second best player on that team was a young Scottie Pippen averaging only 14.4 pts a game.

@joshrobles7301 Год назад

Great editing & smooth timing. Love it!

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thanks bro 🙏

@freddytrinidad3155 Год назад

Great job on this! Great to see behind the scenes

@hahafalseflag5090 Год назад

It’s crazy these people think lebronze is bettter than Jordan

@phoenixjim0527 Год назад

Great story telling and production (cuts, music, all). Thanks

@afgtwd8161 Год назад

These videos are amazing brother💪🏽💪🏽Keep it up G

@Eelgnotsa Год назад

Wow, I never saw that broke down like that,there’s so much behind that shot and how it came about is on believable and the key was after he catch that ball is that double pump to let Craig go by,the timing was impeccable that’s why he’s Michael Jordan LeBron fans take note this is what we talking about when we talk about MJ the goat

@JuNi3001 Год назад

Thank you kindly Nick. Amazing videos.

@tanyajackson9444 Год назад

This was a great video such awesome memories thank you keep up the good work 🥰

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@williamhenry1934 Год назад

I was 22 years old watching this in the local tavern with a burger wings and a cold beer. I was just a kid, the bar was right across the street so I could drink as many as I wanted . now I’m 56 years old and I can honestly tell you what fun it was watching this series that week. Some things you never forget and sports is such an exciting part of our life’s history. I miss them times I miss 80s and 90s basketball. Don’t get me wrong loved that lakers team with Kobe and company Lebron made it extremely exciting again also , but those years watching the pistons the Celtics the sixers lakers with magic in my personal opinion can never be beaten. Wish all the kids today could have witnessed the 80and 90s teams.

@cesarventura98 11 месяцев назад

I agreed to that I was 9 years old in the 89 and remember my uncle telling me turn the tv off cause he was and still still is a died hard lakers fan which I was kinda too but when Jordan was on it was bulls time.

@Trill_life Год назад

I call this the drop kick shot😂😂😂

@Duval-Dame Год назад

New subscriber... I love these MJ 23 stories.. Good stuff

@ap6160 Год назад

GREAT VIDEO! I'm also impressed as to how Ehlo is so cool with the whole thing

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

haha 100% he is so chill about it all

@femfootlvr Год назад

Karl Malone on the other hand..

@luisquezada7394 Год назад

23 days of Jordan: Great Series! Thank you for this!👏🏽

@SigmaImperial 8 месяцев назад

Vivid memories growing up in that era. I was 14 years old when the “shot” happened.

@ToadStool942 Год назад

That was awesome detail of a single shot. Thanks for sharing. 😄

@santaigoc14 Год назад

Hi Nick! Big fan of your videos and this series in particular, keep up the good work! I just wanted to point out that at about 4 minutes into the video there's a weird overlay betweent two music tracks (I guess one is from the Last Dance documentary). Anyway, not hating, just to let you know and help you keep improving

@kashakamcpherson9719 Год назад

Thanks for the NBA history Nick

@bigdaddyp2825 Год назад

Awesome video’s man

@sevenspaulding123 Год назад

I was watching. Live. I swear, Mike moved the ball about 3 times, in mid air, and adjusted his , well, ball, and on his way floating in the air, made the shot🏀

@dudedude4034 4 месяца назад

Great …👌Thnx for the video dude 🤝

@96bulls2k Год назад

Enjoyed this. More perspective than the Last Dance. 👍🏽👍🏽

@shamahyahlevi5233 Год назад

“Michael you stuck it baby”…”yeah” I love MJ damn

@user-mh2pj3xo9e 8 месяцев назад

And he did it twice from the same spot savage😂😂😂

@newgenerationtechnology2930 Год назад

I love Ron Harper’s response 😂

@EagIeVision 10 месяцев назад

This sort of explains why mike is tough on teammates, he had to go through really difficult teams and took major beatings to finally get a chance to succeed. He knew early on what it took, he was probably overly abusive at times but in the end they won...

@TinyRaskal 10 месяцев назад

Already doubled the 5k likes 👍 and then some. Well done, lad.

@makavelioutlaw7037 Год назад

That was a damn good look at "The Shot". Nice piece!

@danielnwankwo 4 месяца назад

Elo is on the floor, Jordan is in the Gatorade commercials... Hilarious!

@markanthonymadamba 9 месяцев назад

It is fascinating to think how you could make a good documentary of every historical shot that MJ made. All of his clutch play, which are dozens of it. And people, even though they know the result, would still feel in awe of it. Crazy MJ has that GOAT mentality. An embodiment of winning.

@EdTheBearsFan Год назад

Craig Ehlo was scary-good. I hated those Cavs teams because they were so tough. Hats off to him for being such a good sport. ✊🏽

@mrenglewood_77 Год назад

Pure genius... Fades LEFT! So that he can square up to the basket and line up the shot, WHILE HANGING!

@bullshark3000 Год назад

I remember watching this live. What an unbelievable time watching the bulls go from losers to a dynasty

@donp.3605 Год назад

Keep it up my guy

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thanks Don, will do.

@donp.3605 Год назад

@@NickSmithNBA did you message me for real

@napoleonneighb0rh00dpierce5 Год назад

So glad I was blessed to watch MJ live on TV. The nostalgia of his Airiness was different than watching the current NBA. That’s why I appreciate Kobe, he wasn’t Mike, but he was like Mike I’m so many ways.

@sacamentobob 8 месяцев назад

what's funny is that Kobe is the closest to MJ, but in actuality a far cry from MJ. He thought he was better than MJ in his mind, but he thought wrong. MJ said once that the only player that could "beat him" was Kobe, simply because Kobe stole all his moves (and MJ coached him quite a bit). However it was just his humbleness that made him say that though as MJ is in a league of his own. All these "GOAT" discussions these days is just pumped by the NBA to make themselves look good once again - Lebron is not even close to Kobe, let alone MJ, and today's youth are being fed garbage with garbage comparisons. The NBA is losing viewership and growth as more and more people realise how boring the current "professional" league is.

@menglongzzz Год назад

This is such an awesome video to analyze what I believe is the most iconic shot in NBA history. If I had to show a clip to someone how doesn’t play basketball, it would be this one.

@sh43n 7 месяцев назад

Joel Craig Ehlo (born August 11, 1961) is a retired American basketball player. He played fifteen seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA) with four teams, amassing career totals of 7,492 points, 2,456 assists and 3,139 rebounds.

@williameberle4250 Год назад

exceptional editing.

@mrk1269 7 месяцев назад

Mike was looking like he had the weight of the world on his shoulders on them time outs😂🐐

@sew04ss Месяц назад

Ehlo falling after he hit the shot is always funny to me

@shadyabed9222 Год назад

Thank you Nick

@34rdiaz Год назад

That’s cool Craig is a good guy great sportsmanship in his behalf not like some of the salty guys that played against MJ sad though cuz the sport is about sportsmanship and congratulating you opponents..hats off to Craig