Would Michael Jordan Have Won 8 STRAIGHT If He Never Retired? 

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if he didnt retire he would have lost in 1998 and in another year injuries fatigue motivation and the best teams he would of had to face in his whole career if he didnt retire its almost impossible he could win 8 and rlly unlikely he wins 7 he would have won 5 or 6 plus the fact that he almost got season ending injuries twice but was lucky and with that many games i think its very likely he would of missed a playoffs from injuries and his team mates might be injuierd like lebrons in 2015 its basically impossible he wins 8 plus in 1994 he did lose in 6 games soo idk how you can say mj wins 8

They wouldn't have won eight straight, lol. No one could put up with the physical and emotional toll. No one in any sport has even won four since the islanders in the early 80's.

I believe the Bulls would have split the 1994 and 1995 Finals against the Rockets. Two seven game series it would have been.

It's a tough call. I say at least 5 or 6, but maybe more. He had different teammates (besides Pippen) on both 3 peats, so even if they win in 1994 and 1995, he may not end up with 8. Another question is if the Bulls beat the Rockets in 1994, do the Rockets make the Finals in 1995? We cannot assume that all the same teams make the Finals the same years. So it could open the door for 7 or 8 titles. Either way, it is one of the most interesting what ifs in NBA history. I agree that Michael Jordan is still the G.O.A.T. with 6 rings in 8 years and all his other accolades. Another great video from my favorite NBA youtuber.

Mj is the goat

Even after he dipped out and decided to come back with the Wizards, he had back to back games with 51 and 46 and at the age of 40 played 82 games.

you dont fucking know that...

Jordan is just on another level, nobody comes close... 6-0 6fmvps, 10 scoring titles, 5mvps, dpoy... Kareem has 6 rings but only 2fmvp, 6mvps but One with a loosing Record, to me LeBron is the closest, 4-4-4, dominated the east for a decade almost, All time leader in points, gonna retire 4th in assists, and of the greats had the worst teams, Magic kareem played together with worthy Cooper Scott nixon mcadoo Thompson Wilkes.... Bird DJ parish walton ainge mchale.... Kobe and shaq, Duncan had Manu Parker Robinson kawhi pop as a coach... Russell had All the help lol Wilt west goodrich Baylor... NR 2 atleast in MP regular season and combined, NR 1 in playoffs minutes and games, atleast top 4 in regular season games, top 3 or maybe even 1 on combined games, most seasons played probably... And this dude is 38 in y20 AVG 28/8/6.5+-.... He is NR 2 in my book

Jordan never had mental fatigue ONLY a competitive mindset, NO he definitely would had won 8 straight. There's also no guarantee it would had been the Rockets either in the finals. With Jordan never gone, Rockets might had also lost more games causing them to not rank high in the west and possibly beaten by a different team in the West especially their 94-95 Season being a 6th seed. Jordan may had ruined their record to not even make the playoffs

I have it at 50/50. If any team from the West was gonna beat the Bulls, it was Houston. The Bulls had no answer for Hakeem on either end of the floor, plus he had good perimeter shooters to support him. That would've been an awesome series to watch. I think it would go the full 7 games, with the winner being the team that made the least mistakes down the stretch. Sorry that that sounds cliche....lol

Houston went 7 with the knicks game 7 in overtime.I think the bulls win.

Especially that first year the rockets didn’t have Clyde Drexler

@@Ninjersey1 The Knocks had a quality center to match up against Hakeem. The Bulls didn't. A Bulls team with Jordan will have a hard time. A Bulls team without Jordan doesn't stand a chance.

Jordan damn near single handedly beat the Knicks by himself every season. The Knicks were more physical than the Rockets. Oakley, & Mason where big physical guys. Along with John Starks & Ewing. If the Bulls could find a way to disrupt Hakeem & pressure him the rest of the Rockets were too soft in comparison to the Knicks. The Rockets supporting cast was good but not as big & physical as NY. I believe Jordan ,& Scottie carries the defensive load with Hakeem & try to contain him. Jordan & Scottie won't allow Hakeem to match up 1 on 1. They take their chances with the rest of the Rockets trying to win down the stretch in critical game decisions. The The Rockets didnt have the same experience they just had the talent. Chicago had 3 previous championships. Jordan Scottie they would spread Houston out on offense with Kukoc help running the floor . Chicago had Luke Longley, Will Purdue, Bill Wennington all 7 footers to disrupt the lane & get defensive rebounds. Although they were no match for Hakeem they would make a difference in the paint. The Bulls 7 footers could aggravate Hakeem with their size & jam up the paint. It wouldn't have been easy for Houston.

Man those rockets were great too ....is a 50 50 fighr for me

Yeah that would have been a great finals Hakeem and MJ I would give the slight edge to Bulls but then again Rockets were hungry

Houston would of beat Chicago

@@arizonaFIREent how so?

Jordan was back in '95, but Orlando beat them in the playoffs.

You guys talking like hakeem just played the 2 seasons while jordan was out. Where was hakeem since 84? Where was he?

@@sonnymp1337 he made it to the Finals with Ralph Sampson before Jordan did lol while going up against the 80s Lakers and Celtics. Also, the West is really fucking good and Hakeem had barely any help for a deep playoff run in the early 90s.

Look at it like this. That 93-94 bulls team without Michael Jordan took the Knicks to 7 games that year. Those same Knicks took the Rockets to 7 games and almost won't a ring. Add a not rusty Jordan to that Bulls team and I doubt that Knicks series goes to 7 and if that same Knicks team gave Houston that much trouble then what would q Jordan led bulls team have done. 94-95 would've been a much tougher matchup without Ho Grant! If he stayed and Jordan is still in basketball shape then it's a great series. Houston swept the same magic team that year that the Bulks swept the next season.

@@sonnymp1337 Hakeem has less help than MJ and dude wasnt into religion up until the 90s. The West was much harder than the East in the 90s tho

@@sonnymp1337 same way you Jordan fan girls act like Jordan only played in the 90s with the whole I would never bet against him in the playoffs but the guys was getting blanked in the first round in the 80ds and wasn’t winning anything but individual awards in the 80s

It's no surprise Jordan chose Hakeem to be in his dream starting 5.

Smartest take here

david martinez Good take. I see as a 50/50 also. I grew up a Rockets fan of the 80’s and 90’s and I can tell you how resilient a group they were. Were they as all around talented as the Bulls? No, but they had a nucleus, chemistry, and a very special will to not die that many weren’t able to witness. That was a very special group and you have to consider who they played against day in and day out during that time. The Sonics, Suns, Spurs, Jazz, and Blazers were unbelievable teams and they actually had their way with Chicago in their reg season head to heads. I think it was a record of around 11-3 during a 6 year span, which is down right remarkable. Those Rockets were so often ignored by the main stream media outlets too, because Hakeem didn’t have a big brand shoe contract and didn’t represent the American culture that they were all on board for, though he absolutely dominated guys like Karl Malone, Barkley, Ewing, Morning, Shaq, Kemp, Robinson, and so on. If you look at the Rockets record against these powerhouse playoff teams from the West and those they faced from the East, over the years, it’s just incredible how high the win percentage was. Olajuwon had the same mental fortitude that Jordan did, in his insatiable desire to compete and win at all costs, and he was even more regarded as a leader of men in the way that he made his supporting staff poor their hearts out completely for him. With all this being said, I like your 50/50 because it’s a fair assessment, but that 94 season was a moot point of exhaustion and overwhelming stress for MJ, while Hakeem was having one of the greatest 2 year stretches of any player in the history of the game. I’m going to stick with that Houston pulls out the victory over Chicago though, if they had met that year. When watching “The Last Dance” MJ openly expresses that he was very beatable by great teams if he wasn’t 100% in passionate go mode, and be that the case with him being emotionally drained, he would have faced a team with the greatest big of the modern era during the pinnacle of his prime. He’s also stated several times how Hakeem was the one player he crossed his fingers to not have to face out of the West in his championship seasons, whereas every other superstar that he did face(Drexler, Jabar, Malone, Barkley, and Kemp), were all dominated over their careers by Hakeem so it would have been a completely different monster. The Rockets supporting staff was a group of perfectly fit complements to Hakeems skill set also, so don’t seek them short, and Vernon Maxwell was the leagues best defender of Jordan over the years as well. Take the 96 or 92 Bulls teams, and then it would have been a much tougher feat for the Rockets to overcome...

@@Jamedia66 Even emotionally drained, Jordan still would've fought tooth and nail. I'm sure becoming the first time since the Celtics to win 4 straight would've been the perfect motivation. The simple fact Jordan is on that team is why I can't 100% count them out even if there more factors going against them than there were that favored them. That's why I settled on 50/50 because it is basically a coin flip. I love Hakeem and he's in my top 10 all time and is the 2nd best center all time right behind Kareem. The sad thing though is he's not in a lot of people's top 10, so he kinda falls in the underrated category. I don't think people really understand how good he was. He didn't start playing basketball at all until he was 16 or 17. He played soccer, that's why he had amazing footwork for a center. He was so good that not a soul on Earth has ever criticized Houston for taking him ahead of Michael Jordan. No one. The Bulls notoriously struggled against teams that had both a big time center and good perimeter shooting, both of which Houston had. Robert Horry, Kenny Smith, and Mario Elie were all good outside shooters. Even Hakeem hit 8 of the 19 3s he took in '93-'94. It's really too hard to say for sure, but as I said if any team back then was gonna beat Chicago it would've been Hakeem and the Rockets.

@@Jamedia66 One thing's for sure.......I totally wish that series could've happened

So true. That team was so deep. If an injury cut Jordan's minutes by 5-10 minutes per game, I believe it's still possible they could have won. They would just have had to rely on Harper, Kukoc and Steve Kerr more and I think all three could have risen to the challenge and put up, while not the same numbers as Jordan, still the numbers of a winning team.

You are so right bulls win 8

This is why the Warriors would have had a difficult time against the bulls. Pippen and Rodman could rotate against KD, Harper and MJ guarding Steph and Klay. People forget how suffocating that defense was.

@@nathansalinas1669 absolutely. The bulls were built to defend anything on the court. As far as physically gifted people ,mj, pippen and rodman are 3 of the most physically gifted athletes assembled on one team. They were versatile on who they could guard. Rodman though highly rated as a defender is still underrated because because i dont believe anyone thats ever played the game could guard as many different type of player.

Dr. Cornelius Q. Cadbury that’s not true at all, their last championship in 98 was a miracle that I commend Jordan for being able to pull off, it was clear that if they stayed together they where done, there’s a reason why everyone tapped out at the same time, big dominant big men is where they’re weakness was and when you realize that every championship from 1990-2000 that wasn’t won by Jordan was won by teams that had their big men win FMVP like Hakeem, Shaq and Duncan and it would’ve especially been overkill with the fact of the spurs “twin towers” I think Jordan is the goat and everything but you have to realize his 6-0 record had to do a lot with being at the right place and right time

@ettie cohen Hakeem's team beat the Bulls pretty easily in almost all regular season matchups. MJ has even stated that Hakeem was his toughest competition.

Nathan Salinas what the fuck does regular season games have to do with the finals?! Utah beat the Bulls both regular season games in 97-98, and they still got their asses handed to them by Mike. Cleveland beat the Bulls in 6 regular season games during the 88-89 season, and Mike beat them in the playoffs. Regular season has shit to do with post season. Hell, LeBron swept a 60 win Hawks team that beat the Cavs 3 out of 4 games in the regular season. That don’t mean shit.

@TerrorTown7575 The Magic that beat Chicago lost against the Rockets, so I don't think that logic would still apply

Heat Lebron was 54% from the field, tho. Put some respect on his name.

Tsahi Carmona “still rusty” lmao stop it he’s great but stop it who was gonna guard Hakeem, he was unstoppable

Thanks friend, I appreciate you supporting the channel more than you know, seriously.

YOVANI JOSUE SEANEZ CHAVEZ your right he did say that at his retirement interview, he also lost his dad which is a big reason why his love and joy of the game was lost

I agree. Everything happened the way it should have.

YOVANI JOSUE SEANEZ CHAVEZ he was caught gambling and owed the Gods something and was told to step down. The official narrative is a farce

There are rumors that MJ gambled on games, and he was secretly suspended for 2 years (played baseball instead)....so no chance of eight titles at all

@@leemcb7297 Isiah Thomas actually gambled on games with the Mob hell he might've thrown a few games

Trauma my ass,isn't he the goat, I think the NBA intentionally made the bulls avoid hakeem's beast season,don't forget that the rockets have a solid role player bench

Yes MJ would have won 8 straight, only if his teammates showed up to play as well. Dude's act like it was all MJ, and not a stacked team behind him. Bulls had he best Scorer in MJ, the best wing defender in Pippen and a paint beast in Rodman. Not to mention how deep the rotation could go because of their bench.

@@youretoonosey6334 mj's team mates were no scrubs

You can’t count that because playoffs bulls a different team

@@kingpete3160 true, but rim protection and opposing centers were the biggest weaknesses in the bulls dynasty. even in 1996, shaq still had a good series, just others couldn't step up. 1992, they got taken to 7 by Ewing's knicks. add on to that the added fatigue, even if the bulls could have 4 or 5 peated, he would have lost maybe in the later 90's just because of fatigue. In the last dance they talk about him and the team being worn down from 3 in a row, now imagine 7 and trying to make it 8 while having to go against the jazz and indiana.

@@crystalizedExposed Yeah that’s true

Never once have I considered that fact in all the hypothetical scenarios of a bulls/rockets matchup

@lajuan3474how does it not mean anything, jordan is the biggest dog in nba history, if something was personal he would make it known in his play

North philly 215 he wasn’t as rusty as people claim as he was dropping 40 plus games in those playoffs. He was physically not all the way there, he wasn’t completely out of shape. He did kind of choke and play very poorly during the magic

@@awesomenessbrown12345 He was very good, but he was not regular jordan level.

Ran Karat oh yeah defo, he wasn’t at his prime status before he retired

It’s not like the 3peat team was beat. Grant switched sides, tipping the scale. Plus Jordan was obviously rusty. Orlando was also really good.

Shanon B yes I legit said he was no where near MJ standards of prime. I also said he still didn’t play well vs magic

Thanks Rich :) I appreciate that

Yeah definitely not that his dad was murdered.

9 straight at least a good possibility considering the 99 season was shortened and a deep playoff run would’ve amounted to just the length of a regular season. 91-99 certainly possible and 2000 against Kobe Shaq and la would’ve been great

9 straight my guy. Jordan and Pippen were pretty broken down from the long runs. 99 was the perfect season for them to get one last title because it was a shorten season. I think it was actually 50 games. The old bulls could have snuck in one more title in a shorter season.

@@ogloc4478 that 2000 Lakers team wouldn't exist, that team only made it after Phil was their coach. Shaq even said it, that he didn't respect anyone until Phil came along.

Mektek19 The 99 season would’ve destroyed that bulls team injury wise, back to back to backs, 6 games in 7 nights, etc

T Mitch, you and I are humans too. So, who can say for sure?

Jordan had half a season but somehow wasn’t “fresh”. Averages 32ppg in the playoffs but isn’t “back yet”. It’s a silly conversation. He was back and has excuses. If he won, he was a God. He had nothing to lose even though...he lost in 95.

Budd631 I agree, Jordan is the goat but I hate how people try to remove all the blemishes from his career

Or at least 4 straight if we still say he retired in 93 but came back and won 96 97 98 and then 99 and then I'll say it would be over after that but they could without any doubt have won in 99 had the team been together

Bulls with grant but not rodman may beat 1995 rockets in tough 7 games series . However , they may not beat the sonics in 1996 as the sonics even swept the rockets . Not to mention 1997 and 98 jazz which is even more powerful . Jordan may have 5 straight titles but it still hella inpressive .

He wouldn't have even beaten Houston in 95. Nice try Jordan jocker

I agree. I was 19 when he retired in 1993. MJ was being scrutinized, and run down by media, gambling, and then his dad got murdered. People foolishly believed his gambling had something to do with it. As focused as MJ was, I don't think he would have made 8 straight without a break.

You are so correct on that facts 💯 I said the samething with the same line up u mention for the bulls I see 8 straight championships if that line up had existed

He wouldn't have needed a break if his father wasn't murdered.

I think Houston would've gave Chicago lots of problems and I really think the '95 Rockets may have actually beat them in a 7 game series especially if Clyde Drexler was on the Houston roster. That 95 Houston team was playing near flawless basketball by the time they got very deep into playoffs (Hence why Houston destroyed a 62 win San Antonio Team and Hakeem dominated David Robinson and Houston sweeping the #1 Seeded Orlando Magic with Shaq and Penny in finals). Granted, I think the 94 Bulls with Jordan would've squeeked out a series win vs Houston giving them 4 straight titles but at that point, the grind of having to win 4 straight would've started catching up with Chicago going into the next season (94-95) and The Rockets would've came back even stronger/hungrier in 95 and finally have been the team to dethrone Chicago. The 95-96 Bulls team however, would've came back with a point to prove especially MJ and I really think they still would've won 70 games that year like they did in real life and would've reclaimed the NBA throne against either Houston, Seattle. Utah or whoever would've won the west that year.

@@dbernardt0681 That sound reasonable but we never know but what we do know is - 6 championship - 6 fmvps - never a game 7 - 10 time scoring champ - 9 time first team defense - 1 dpoy - 3 time steals leader - 2 time dunk champ - 2 olympic gold medals - highest PER in NBA history - Highest scoring average in the regular season - Highest scoring average in the playoff with amazing 33.4 points per game - two season with over 200 steals and 100 blocks as the only player ever - 3 time all star mvp. Greatest and best player in NBA history.

@@dbernardt0681 I agree, Houston would have won at least one of those matchups

@@dbernardt0681 rodman on Hakeem with Jordan and pippen helping to defend them like they did against shaq. The bulls would have won in 6 both years

@@l9ikjam disagree

Many people considered Jordan not human, even nba players, some actually questioned there own abilities because of him, some actually thought he was Jesus, Jordan would have won 8 straight, ya'll must have forget who he was and what he accomplished

@@DPH1301 Jordan of all people deserve the benefit of the doubt? Sure. But look how hard it was to beat Utah. They could barely breath taking out Indiana in game 7 in 1998. With two more title runs in place of where MJ needed to rest mentally in 94 and 95...1997 and 1998 become hard to imagine.and Imagine is all we can do.

"Who he was and what he accomplished" was well represented by three peating twice. Granted he walked away from the opportunity to win 4 straight, twice. He never won 4 straight. The idea of 8, is just that...an idea.

@@jaybrandriet9381 We shouldn't ask the question would he win 8 straight, the real question should be who would stop Michael Jordan and the championship bulls from winning??? name the team and the players and why, because I don't know any, because of Michael Jordan, many hallnof fame players never won a championship, losing to the bulls is why and Jordan was unquestionably the bulls best player, he's the main reason they have no championships, so tell me who would stop the bulls from getting 8 straight? Probably could have got 10 straight before the natural old age decline

@@jaybrandriet9381 Utah was an amazing team in doubt, they are the type of team that would make you not want to step on the court, their main alpha players being John Stockton and Karl Malone, this is a duo that is a nightmare to face, Karl Malone is the #2 all time scorer all time, John Stockton is the #2 all time point guard if all time, as incredible a nightmare as the Utah Jazz was they lost to the Bulls twice by knockout, both times they never made it to the final round (a game seven), As crazy as the Stockton Malone Utah Jazz was, they were defeated by knockout both times, this even helps my argument about Michael Jordan and the bulls winning 8 straight, everyone they beat for the championship were all beaten by knockout

I think jordan and the bulls wins in game 6 vs rockets

if he didnt retire he would have lost in 1998 and in another year injuries fatigue motivation and the best teams he would of had to face in his whole career if he didnt retire its almost impossible he could win 8 and rlly unlikely he wins 7 he would have won 5 or 6 plus the fact that he almost got season ending injuries twice but was lucky and with that many games i think its very likely he would of missed a playoffs from injuries and his team mates might be injuierd like lebrons in 2015 its basically impossible he wins 8 plus in 1994 he did lose in 6 games soo idk how you can say mj wins 8

JORDAN DID PLAY AGAINST INDIANA MORON.

@@pickzkickz Bulls did not play against Indiana in 94 or 95 playoffs. They only played Indiana in eastern conference finals of 1998 moron.

@@pickzkickz do you really have to call someone a moron because they may have been wrong?

Ryan Powers, Jordan didn’t play in 94. Besides, what you say is just conjecture.

I think Bulls win in 6 both times.

You need to get some rest, they would be lucky to win one against the Rockets.

Jayden TimesTwo second that bro. *lifts glass*

Bill Russel won when there was 8 teams in the league lol. And in Russel's era the players were literal plumbers in the offseason so it was quite a different era.

You and only 9 folks

Exactly and they also had for second year (I mean in 1996) Clyde and they still swept by the sonics and in 1997 they have added sir Charles and still failed to pass the Utah in the conference finals

Cool story what about 94 95?

Theng Yang they didn’t match up well with the Sonics. They would double the post EVERY time va Hakeem. The Bulls NEVER double teamed. Very different match up

COULDNT even get past the sonics as if that’s a big deal. MJ got locked up by Payton. Bulls in 95 lost to the magic, mj couldn’t even win 4 straight.

Theng Yang how to discuss with a fan...

They don't win that 96 finals without Rodman and they don't become desperate enough to trade for him if they are not trying to fill the void Horace Grant left when he left in free agency, so no

96' team would've won it with Horace Grant too. It's just that the 95' team had no power forward.

MJ >>>> Hakeem

Even Michael Jordan himself said they probably would not have won 8 straight had he not retired. Steve Kerr also said they wouldn't have had the motivation if he hadn't stepped away for a while

@@masterchiefwasdonedirty9705 It doesnt matter what Michael Jordan himself said, Michael Jordan was/is a competitive psychopath, every year he competed in his prime after his first championship with the Bulls would be a year that he would have been obsessed with winning. Who would have stopped them from winning, name the team and the player, because I just dont know who could stop a Michael Jordan led Chicago Bulls team. Jordan had superior basketball skills far beyond anyone and he expected him team to play at a specific level of greatness. He does not like to lose so him saying he wouldn't have won 8 straight seems odd to me. The Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan won 6 straight, so if he thinks he wouldn't have won 8 straight sounds strange

@@DPH1301 Regardless, I don't think they would be able to pull off 8 straight taking into account all the wear and tear that would go into playing 8 straight seasons and finals runs, regardless of if you're a gym rat or not. I don't think they would have won in 94-95 because Horace Grant was gonna leave that team anyway since he didn't really like Jordan.

@@masterchiefwasdonedirty9705 Steinerliner 3 You have to remember that the question here is would Michael Jordan have won 8 straight, we already know the Bulls can't win 8 straight, Michael Jordan is the sole reason for the championships the bulls won. Horace Grant is a great player but he is not the difference maker between a championship and a loss, Michael Jordan is, and mj is the one player that "wear and tear" is not an issue. It doesnt really matter who is on the Bulls as long as he has his sidekick Scottie Pippen and other good role players. That is all it takes for Michael Jordan to win championships. His sidekick Scottie Pippen (jordan is greatly responsible for the player that pippen turned into) and a decent team then its championship here we come

@@masterchiefwasdonedirty9705 Ignore the spelling errors

No they'd lose both. 94 in 5 because mad max and 95 in 6. Because no madmax. But if jordan stayed you could convince him to stay.

Yeah he also said before the playoffs: "Orlando is not a problem".

Weak excuse

​@Inigo Bantok MJ didn't even sleep much during the Dream Team's tour b/c he played golf & cards in-between basketball games or practices. His teammates talked about his endless energy in the 2012 documentary. The rest of the Bulls is another matter though.

Excellent points. The rest of the team probably would have indeed been the deciding factor

if he didnt retire he would have lost in 1998 and in another year injuries fatigue motivation and the best teams he would of had to face in his whole career if he didnt retire its almost impossible he could win 8 and rlly unlikely he wins 7 he would have won 5 or 6 plus the fact that he almost got season ending injuries twice but was lucky and with that many games i think its very likely he would of missed a playoffs from injuries and his team mates might be injuierd like lebrons in 2015 its basically impossible he wins 8 plus in 1994 he did lose in 6 games soo idk how you can say mj wins 8

93 was also the same year the Lakers blew a 2-0 lead in a best of 5 haha

How many bodies did they throw at Shaq when he threw them outta Chicago in game 6 in the United Center?

lol kobe had shaq kobe would have 2 chips if shaq didnt come and 1 mvp

@@ryanpowers3155 lebron had wade, bosh, kyrie, love, rose, allen, AD and still sitting on 3 championships...how many all stars does he need to win 5 chips? lol

yeah but d wade avenged 15pts in 2014 finals and in the 2013 finals he avenged 19pts by 2013 it wasnt a super team and in 2015 kryie and kevin love were injuired and he has had to go aginst the warriors

Vanguardas Shaq was the reason for the 3 peat not Kobe.Kobe SUXXED in those playoffs and Finals

@@donniepate7313 spoken like a typical amateur. Stop talking because you sound clueless

Loved when MJ said that to Pip! 💯✌🏾

Jordan quit on Chicago vs Orlando at home in game 6 in 95 to lose the series lol

Are you saying that Horace Grant could guard Shaq, or did you mean Rodman? I only ask because one of these scenarios is hilariously false.

@@billsikes4007 Horace Grant absolutely could NOT guard Shaq. But he is the only guy that they could put on Shaq without getting absolutely humiliated. Which is all that Jordan would have needed to win those 2 rings in my opinion (if he never retired).

@@codeofcodedotorg Good news, we don't have to guess. Jordan came back for the end of the 94-95 season without Grant. They never made it to the finals and at that point, Grant was the only one missing. Just think about that for a moment. Jordan is, arguably, the GOAT. He's just not nearly as great as the masses would tell you.