When Rookies Trash-Talked Michael Jordan and it went TERRIBLY Wrong

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When Rookies Reggie Miller and Gary Payton Talked Trash To Michael Jordan and it went TERRIBLY Wrong
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@marcoslaureano5562 Год назад

Nick I've been subbed to you for a LONG time and your channel has always been proper quality - but you are KILLING IT right now with this series so God bless you brother! Watching MJ in his prime was a privilege that I'll always be thankful for.

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Thank you!! Means the world.

@marcoslaureano5562 Год назад

@@NickSmithNBA Just telling the truth bro👍

@robglobal1 Год назад

Something these youngsters will never understand or grasp is the fact Jordan didn't only Influence his teamates to be better but he Influenced the entire sports world to be better. To the new generation they will think this is crazy talk but it's actually true and you'll never get it unless you lived through it. Truly a blessing to have been able to whitness that man's career in real time

@GUYIN96706 Год назад

Facts!

@JoeyWoodpine69 Год назад

I wanna be like mike!

@philstevens3821 Год назад

And all without social media

@harvyespiritu2195 Год назад

Kobe too ❤️

@algladyou Год назад

Even A.I and Lebron.

@daddycool3angels Год назад

was not an MJ fan growing up but when i look back at his career it is only now that i understood his greatness he indeed is the GOAT

@954roof Год назад

Sucks man, missed out - I had the same issue with Kobe missed his entire career essentially because I was rooting against him. Also didn’t get a lot of the games being on the east coast

@kjpierson1152 Год назад

@@954roof I didn't, and still don't like pretty much anything about Kobe. I only saw a few of his games, the thrill went away for me as MJ went to retire, but I'll give Kobe his due on the court. He could play the game. He wasn't a one trick pony like a lot of the so called stars.

@spacexmike Год назад

same here, I routed against jordan, wanted the sonics to beat the bulls, then the jazz both years in the finals as a kid. looking back I wish I could watch those games with a new mindset and just appreciate greatness

@migo-migo9503 Год назад

True that. The man is the alpha male's alpha male!

@mortyfromthed Год назад

I'm from Detroit. Hated him. Now all I do is defend his legacy from dumb ass LeBron fans. GOAT.

@thomasbayles8203 Год назад

Jordan had to teach lessons to Kevin Garnett, Reggie Miller, and Gary Payton. If Ja played back then or if Jordan played now, he would have to teach him a lesson too.

@ej4346 Год назад

Absolutely! But I think MJ would like Ja as he's kinda like from the same mold, not that he's MJ level, but the mentality. Even after retirement, in his 40s, MJ still taught some of the young ones a lesson, guys like OJ Mayo, Corey Benjamin, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, to name a few.

@GoGetYourShinebox Год назад

Like he did to Harold Miner aka Baby Jordan

@jeremyanderson2805 Год назад

The thought of seeing them both flying and hangin in the air goin against eachother is insane. Def woulda been dope to see

@jimnewl Год назад

And the thing is, these weren't back benchers. These guys were legit.

@thomasbayles8203 Год назад

@@jimnewl exactly.

@teflonjohn4018 Год назад

"This ain't preseason" 🤣🤣

@audette1978 Год назад

MJ stories are fun to hear... GOAT

@jtremaine23 Год назад

I’ve just never seen an athlete that could up their game like that almost every time when opponents, coaches, media, fans, etc said something negative about him. It was almost movie-like. This is the one aspect of MJ’s game that’s not really focused on like it should be-it’s actually one of the main reasons that sets him apart from all athletes no matter the sport.

@GoGetYourShinebox Год назад

To tap into that zone can't always be done consciously. Jordan realised that so at times he would find reasons to activate that next level. Sometimes he even made up stories. Jordan always performed at his absolute best when he felt he had something to prove

@jtremaine23 Год назад

@@GoGetYourShinebox True...a few years ago, Steve Kerr said had MJ played during this "media" era, he would have won 12 rings. Kerr was exaggerating (kind of lol) but people got the picture. He wouldn't even have to make up stories as there would have been a plethora out there. I would have loved to have seen how he would have responded to it all.

@bottomuptv9836 Год назад

There is nothing about todays nba that remind me of Jordan’s era

@castorchua Год назад

There's still several bald black guys

@swayvacious1 Год назад

@@castorchua 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mpound97 Год назад

When Kawhi took Toronto to the chip, that was the closest thing we'll see to resembling what Jordan did.

@vanguardas9927 Год назад

ughh Giannis?!

@bottomuptv9836 Год назад

Ok I give u Giannis that's my dude his one chip is worth more than all queen james chips because he did it the right way

@eversway7540 Год назад

I'll never forget the Reggie Miller series. That was some incredible basketball. Reggie was an assassin in his own right, but Michael always took it to that next level. The Reggie push off, too funny. You know that made Mike mad.

@Tanae19 Год назад

8:49 this ain’t PRESEASON 😆😆😆

@NaptownsClassic Год назад

Grew up a Pacers fan, but we had WGN on cable. I snuck watched every Bulls game broadcast. Felt like I was cheating on my team 😂 But every game, without fail, every single game he did something amazing that would be any other player's career highlight! Something I'm so glad I got to see on TV and once the man in person. He seemed even faster in person.

@rgjerde53 Год назад

I've said this before -- MJ never took a night off. You could make a "career highlight" film out of every game he played. He will always be my GOAT, because he was the most fun and entertaining player I've ever watched.

@gsterv5109 Год назад

Haha same. OG Piston Bad Boys fan growing up enjoyed the years we dominated but took an entire above average tough defensive team to take him down. Would only see highlights and some playoff games his first 3peat but their second 3peat ngl i watched more WGN Bulls games then Pistons games and have no regrets lol

@AnHebrewChild Год назад

I always WISHED we had WGN in our area.

@SealofPerfection Год назад

Cable here in NC had WGN. Not a night went by without me checking to see if the Bulls were playing. People watched their games just to see if MJ did something that would make your jaw drop. He rarely failed to disappoint. You just don't have that today. There's not that one guy where everyone talks at work the next day about, saying "Did you see what XX did last night? Damn" You have one here and there, but not the same guy, over and over and over. MJ is the GOAT, without a doubt. You could make a case for a couple of others based on their career, but nobody ever had even CLOSE to the impact not only on the court, but on fans and the world in general as Michael Jordan.

@5stardetailingllc471 Год назад

Nick, I’m a Bulls and MJ fan 1st for all time, but I live near near Indy and rooted for the Pacers, but not like I did for the Bulls. After MJ retried in 98’ Reggie would have a couple more runs, and make the Finals in 2000. Somewhere along that time Miller’s house in Indiana was burnt to the ground, and he lost everything in it. Reggie collected all things NBA, including a LOT of Michael Jordan memorabilia which I heard at the time was irreplaceable it was so extensive, and Reggie being who he is really never told anyone about what he lost, except a couple people. The GOAT heard this, and it’s said that almost every item that could be replaced was sent to Reggie by the man himself.

@DB800187 Год назад

You have done such a great job on these Jordan videos. I can tell by the amount of different footage edited into them, that it was alot of work, and I appreciate your effort. Looking forward to the rest of them this month. Subscribed.

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

Lots of work but so worth it with comments like this! Thanks 🙏

@jimnewl Год назад

I agree. I was skeptical at first that this was just going to be more of the same, but this series is giving off Last Dance vibes in terms of quality. A cut above. Great work.

@NickSmithNBA Год назад

@@jimnewl thanks so much!

@XxDjthadestroyerxX Год назад

Love how Mike thought it was hilarious he finished with 44 😂😂

@blackrifle3932 Год назад

You had me at “The Glove” Used to love watching the Super Sonics play. Payton, Kemp, and the whole team was fun to watch. I wished Nate’s back wasn’t hurt.

@loyaxethegreat68 Год назад

The only player who had a tremendous impact of the game. When he retired and came back to play even the U.S.president announced ..yes he's back

@kjpierson1152 Год назад

I love how most of these stories start out with "I didn't know...." and end up with "...and I got my ass handed to me"

@GojoRamsay888 Год назад

MJ is the standard for winning and Greatness. Like Tiger Woods is the Jordan of Golf and the list goes on and on. All of his peers saying don't talk trash against Mike, men that same fear and respect doesn't exist anymore for the past decades.

@Louisianimal83 Год назад

What a time to be alive. I remember being in 1st grade moms got me the Jordan 6s my favorite shoe till this day

@pauljansen1137 Год назад

Talking trash to MJ wasn't such a good idea to many more youngsters in the game....😀

@faronanderson2536 11 месяцев назад

That's classic, Jordan, 😅 👏🏽

@flexjay87 Год назад

One of the most honorable things about guys like Reggie Miller, is he is smart enough and humble enough to understand who the Goat is !

@doyousucka Год назад

As a competitor how can u not respect his airness

@mikegilkey Год назад

You did a great job with this video. It gets to the point on how other Hall of Fame Players keep saying how MJ was on a totally different level. I only had 1 chance to see gone play as a kid in Atl vs D Wilkins by he was sick that day and in the bench. Lucky for me I got to see Kobe in the Finals vs Orlando so I got to see one of the other greats play.

@scatuiit5431 Год назад

I enjoy your videos.and rare footage.. good job brah😎👍

@user-xw4ht2wx3y 10 месяцев назад

that push before was normal 😂😂 not today playet will cry😂😂

@donp.3605 Год назад

Two videos tonight with a good smoke 💨 Thanks Nick

@andytan911 Год назад

Everyone knows MJ was bad ass, asshole plain and simple, but if he attends your HOF induction, that's the biggest compliment you could ever have as an NBA player, Reggie earned that.

@melon23whitestone Год назад

pure love! thx

@Dominic-ul9xw 8 месяцев назад

MJ Is a National Treasure

@ItsGambinOway Год назад

This channel is amazing!

@acmr3215 Год назад

I think what makes Michael Jordan the G.O.A.T. is, preseason game, this new kid has managed to make it one of the greatest preseason games in history. I guarantee he earned Michaels respect because he was willing to "play" to win no matter whether it counts or not. Pushed Michael to play like he loved the game, even in preseason.

@GoGetYourShinebox Год назад

It was actually the first game of the reg season that MJ went off. The preseason game is when Payton talked noise to him and had a decent game

@leeh9420 Год назад

I'm from MJ's home town, and was a fan of his during his career (he's about six years older than I am). I played a lot of basketball over thirty years or so, and the biggest compliment I ever got was hearing one opponent say to a new teammate about me as he was talking a bunch of trash to me "Don't make him mad - he plays better when it's personal!" I can't say for sure if I'm just like that or it was inspired by MJ, but I like to think I learned something from the GOAT and was able to use it.

@ohah6330 Год назад

N u believe what ur friend said.... Lol

@leeh9420 Год назад

@@ohah6330 Wasn't my friend, and even if he was, there are no friends on the other team (at least until the game is over)

@thomasbayles8203 Год назад

I'm probably about your age. I didn't play a lot of organized basketball growing up, but I certainly played. Jordan wasn't my favorite player, but there's a strong argument that he's the GOAT. And an even stronger argument that he's the most competitive player of all time. But I played harder when I felt like the other guys were cheating. I think that was always in me. But I admired that about him too.

@MDMediaTV 11 месяцев назад

I love this welcome to NBA 😂😂😂 Payton 😢😂😂😂

@tysonbasye5171 Год назад

I freaking haaaated Reggie Miller watching him play, but he’s actually a pretty humble dude with a good sense of humor. I remember as a little kid seeing them win that game when he pushed off MJ like that and thinking that was the most egregious missed call in ALL of sports I’d ever seen to that point… went home from my friend’s house pissed the Bulls lost that night. Turns out they ended up doing just fine 😂

@ruprect1 Год назад

Damn, it looks like the Glove ran full speed into the wall 😂

@jayceezinner3503 Год назад

Nothing comes close to this type of domination

@Teeyah2 Год назад

LUV IT!!!!!!!! Fantastic Series😉😊😄😍😃🙂🔥

@cyber6sapien 8 месяцев назад

Wait... Reggie trash talked the version of MJ with the hair!!???? WTF were you thinking Reggie!!???

@michaeltiesto Год назад

Love and respect Reggie. People always mentioned Bad Boys. But Indiana gave them all they can handle. Never left to chase rings. Clutch player. He would do well in today’s game shooting 3’s 30x + a game.

@cmblast.5200 Год назад

Thanks MJ you will always be the man,

@boybumbatso1582 Год назад

I just realised Jordan wasn't the hero but the true villain no-one could ever defeat

@chaosMV 5 месяцев назад

I could watch MJ kills storys the whole day, it never get boring.

@jasonhearn5818 Год назад

GP one of the greatest defenders but in the 1996 finals he didn't guard peak prime MJ who had the perfect balance of youth, athleticism and skill ..by the time GP was at his prime MJ was much older and relied more on skill than athleticism big difference

@djronniecash7876 Год назад

The song Keep on Movin on is Dope in the background

@armancanlas5641 Год назад

1:55 if that happen in this era, phew that would be on social media. look how MJ didn't called the ref for a offensive foul?

@jayceezinner3503 Год назад

He was menacing bro 💀

@vitalpharmacy1318 Год назад

these stories are between myth and legend.. These stories are what make MJ the GOAT

@element-dh9dx Год назад

They are also facts.

@afinc7794 4 месяца назад

It is 2024. No one will ever forget Michael Jordan. HIs level and accomplishments speaks for itself.

@monzeemate101 11 месяцев назад

Man hearing all these greats talking about how MJ be schooling them lol MJ is the GOAT

@jayrush5141 3 месяца назад

MJ literally said "Welcome to the NBA" 😂 Great old days ♥️

@patriciaguenzler9150 Год назад

Can't understand why you don't have ten thousand likes everyone thanks for sharing this journey with Us

@davidparis230 11 месяцев назад

I love the way Reggie Miller told this funny mistake and the laugh of M.J. when he listened to him.

@misterpogi23 Год назад

THE GOOD OL DAYS 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@jgarciajr55 Год назад

Lol "this ain't preseason"

@mstunameow 2 месяца назад

I went to UNC in the 90's and lived in Chapel Hill for 20+ years and MJ sightings were a regular occurrence, back then he had a custom Hummer he'd drive around. He wasn't like going out of his way to meet fans but, as a local resident, all the stories you'd hear about his interactions with locals were nothing but positive. He also was who brought Buffalo Wild Wings to Chapel Hill (primary investor), in the mid-90's, long before it became a national phenomenon

@mstunameow 2 месяца назад

Just a sidenote tho, as famous as MJ was, Dean Smith was like the holy grail of local celebs. I was at UNC during the Stackhouse, Vince Carter days, and if you were at UNC during this time it was like having our own Bulls and Michael Jordan. That UNC team was *insane*. They've had a handful of Championships since then but none of the teams equaled that team

@ILLmfnMILL 10 месяцев назад

Savage 😂😂😂

@ahmedbenmaamar9626 Год назад

That was nice dude PROPS!

@mstunameow 2 месяца назад

One of the main takeaways from these MJ retrospectives is how much intelligence and strategy there is in basketball, I'd say significantly more than most other sports. Some of these players left school early and skated by on athletics, but a lot of these athletes were really smart. MJ skipped his senior year at UNC to go to the NBA but returned to UNC and graduated 1.5 yrs later in 1986

@donp.3605 Год назад

Playing catch-up missed last night

@djmouseshadow4735 6 месяцев назад

Great editing!! A thought concept I keep going to is if the Blazers would have drafted him instead… Clyde Drexler + Michael Jordan. I don’t think there would have been a better pairing of players, especially at the psych level. By all accounts Drexler was a stand up decent guy, no drama, bar fights-probably went to church. He had an inch or two on MJ, but otherwise nearly equal in athleticism. The work ethic they would have instilled, the two captains showing up at 110 every single day (vs what became the JailBlazers). The fame blew MJ’s life into pieces, but I could see Clyde being a real friend, mentor, slightly bigger brother. Their parents would be friends. They would have slayed the league for decades solid. Because Clyde was a great defender, passer-and got above the rim too. MJ would have been propelled even higher with Clyde at his side. Instead of a fierceness that defined how Michael even had against teammates, a bond of respect, ethics would be built between them. The sleepy northwest city of Portland would have blown up - year after year of hosting NBA Finals… and right in Nike’s front yard. Ultimately landing in Chicago with a national cable broadcast wound up cementing history. But damn WHAT IF…

@scottrackley4457 Год назад

Gary is straight up honest. Wasn't the last time either, Mike had to remind him a time or two.

@dtorre9976 11 дней назад

MJ the closest we had to a Hero back in the 90’s. My childhood was special because of MJ. The GOAT

@chijaytavaakachija1513 11 месяцев назад

Lowkey the greatest compliment and you MJ is the goat: I wanted what he had.

@easy4u2say Год назад

People tend to forget, especially Lebron fanatics, that MJ is a two way player. His defense is as good as his offense, I don't see or even imagine him getting pushed by Kuzma to play defense. 😅

@truckerkevthepaidtourist 8 месяцев назад

Amazing thing when you look at this: Is Mike hasn't played professional ball in over 20 plus years yet people tell stories and are excited to tell the stories the people and laugh and speaks so highly. That's what goat status is it's out of respect and still many of the ex-player's are in awe when they talk about what he did How about all those great bron stories you hear from other players.... Oh wait you don't unless he's telling them himself like when he side the proclaim himself the goat without a vote 🤣🤣

@davidwilliams-ow4ji Год назад

Hahaha labron James Whooooo I never heard of him before. 👏👏👏🤣

@myselfandeye3884 Год назад

As a Laker fan I used to hate MJ. Because to me Magic and Kareem were the GOATs. And then Jordan started taking over and started dominating. After the second threepeat I just had to acknowledge that he is the GOAT. I always state that Magic and Bird saved the NBA and Jordan changed the game and took it to a whole other level.

@naynay5728 Год назад

This is fair plus Michael wanted to be like magic. He just took the crown and ran with it. Great times 💯

@MeritoriousLee Год назад

Magic was the GOAT before MJ. I was also a Laker fan that had to eventually concede that MJ is king. Magic lacked the speed and dunking of a modern version of himself like a Giannis or Ben Simmons. But his overall skill with his limitations were higher than anyone else I can think of. Magic can glide to the hoop and finish like Ice Man. He can sky hook like Kareem. Literally poetry in motion.

@lawrencewilliams4550 Год назад

I didn’t know that Jesus was ever another color outside that painting of the 16th pope of Rome’s son, Caesar Bossier.😂

@pedronanton443 Год назад

the Miller story is by far the best Story in NBA History^^

@caezarorpilla4634 Год назад

Welcome to the NBA 😂😂😂😂😂

@Diefenbaker57 Год назад

hil-larious 🤣👍

@Lokra_ Год назад

Welcome to the NBA in the end from the movie, is Jordan talking about Mutombo, not Payton.

@coachcarter8238 Год назад

LMAO 8:35-8:39

@TroyDiaz-ku7bu 13 дней назад

" WHITE JESUS WALKED ON WATER BLACK JESUS WALKED AIR " ....Troy Scott Diaz

@tonyhatcher6686 Год назад

Why can't Lebron say "I got the rookie".

@vanguardas9927 Год назад

cause he likes to get vets...on his team

@pfpchad2747 Год назад

Lebron stans will never understand just how good MJ was.

@benjaminchisolmjr7863 Год назад

Hell even fans of other teams wanted to see Mj play against their favorite player spike Lee knew he was going to those games to see Mj crush New York

@tg4768 Год назад

Michael Jordan will always be the greatest the goat 🐐period!!!!!!

@mobywatel7515 Год назад

he just took its personal 😛

@janlendlperalta5017 Год назад

I love watching this and looking at what Lebron did when there was no foul called and cried and whine why there was no call. lol

@NEMPLS Год назад

I still wanna be like Mike......

@lonniebaines1720 Год назад

Nick Anderson, always one of my favorite players............

@MeritoriousLee Год назад

Until he bricked 2 freethrows in the finals and became a shell of his former self with his confidence shattered!

@34stzoo 11 месяцев назад

These stories are coming from NBA Hall of Famers! Not bench players, role players, or just normal players.

@scrappydaclown797 Год назад

Great vudeo

@kashakamcpherson9719 Год назад

You meant great video

@wendyroberts4689 Год назад

He thrived on trash talk. He took it personal and motivated himself into being a beast on the court. Evidence is in every game someone said shit to him lol