NBA Legends Explain Michael Jordan and his strenghs and weaknesses

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[@RobertSchuster68]

MJ is the Michael Jordan of all Michael Jordans

[@jaggernaut100980]

100% of 1,000% of 1,000,000% ✔️✅☑️

[@PizzaTime727]

Give you a better one: "Michael Jordan is the Michael Jordan of greatness. He is the definition of somebody so good at what they do that everyone recognizes it. That's pretty rare." - President Obama before awarding the Medal of Freedom.

[@mareksaltberg1484]

Before he got Peace Nobel for killing civilians with drones?

[@gabagrisagris7637]

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[@RobertSchuster68]

@@gabagrisagris7637 👍 correct ✅ changed it

[@peterfissa8556]

Jordan was lefty when he want it, He got so many highlights scoring with is left hand

[@clovermelon6855]

Biggest SCAM in basketball Michael NO LEFT HAND Jordan WE DONE WIT DA 80s and the 90s

[@nbagoats4819]

@@clovermelon6855 Jordan went left more than Lebron went right.

[@d.hopkins2628]

@@clovermelon6855 There are highlights of Michael Jordan shooting left hand on KZbin. This is a weaker area, in basketball. I know the ABA and NBA. Opinion

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

MJ shot a FT left handed with eyes closed. His post ups depended on the defense. He played every square each of the bb court! G.O.A.T

[@darrellmitchell4338]

His eyes wasn’t closed please stop fanatic

[@theresak2024]

@@darrellmitchell4338 I'm sure he meant that MJ shot free throws both with his eyes closed and on another occasion with his left hand. Why is everyone who compliments Jordan (and states facts) labelled a 'fanatic'! The man was a phenomenal basketball player and is regarded by most people as the GOAT. If you don't want to be 'exposed' to the praise that he receives, then there's a simple solution... don't read the comments under an MJ video!

[@emblem2425]

One thing that was understood about MJ was if ever the media or a player had criticism on his game he would address it on the court. Usually in resounding fashion.

[@mikehinson5935]

Yes he did!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mags6946]

Man, they said Clyde was a better 3pt shooter and Jordan did the shrug. The only weakness of Jordan is his LOYALTY.

[@jennyarriola9831]

​@@mags6946he stayed with his team even when they were losing, wtf you talking about? If you're talking about his infidelity to Juanita, then don't. His personal life ain't got nothing to do about basketball.

[@daringleichmann9549]

M.J. All Day, Still to this Day!!!!!!!

[@mj23goat3]

And in every Which Way!

[@clovermelon6855]

Biggest SCAM in basketball Michael NO LEFT HAND Jordan WE DONE WIT DA 80s and the 90s

[@jimthorpe8361]

Within 3 years MJ could go left as well as anyone ever has! Jordan is the GOAT!

[@jr032582]

"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen." - Michael Jeffrey Jordan

[@isaiahwinbrone]

Michael Jordan is the reason why I love basketball

[@clovermelon6855]

Biggest SCAM in basketball Michael NO LEFT HAND Jordan WE DONE WIT DA 80s and the 90s

[@quobishop]

You’re the GOAT if after decades you’re still the topic of every conversation.

[@ashtonjackfanny]

Jordan was an innovator for big guards and small forwards with his dribbling style. Truly brought the new school style of play to the NBA. Jordan's left was or going Left was insane to many highlights with his Left hand.

[@nunyabusiness7927]

Michael Jordan had no weaknesses. He's the best all-around player I have ever seen.

[@greg3072]

Of course he had weaknesses. That is what drove him, and shaped him.

[@Romanus-]

@@greg3072I think he’s referring to at his peak. Of course he has weaknesses early in his career but can you really look at prime Jordan and point to any part of his game that was a weakness?

[@greg3072]

@@Romanus-very true. Jordan’s weaknesses were more like lapses in judgement for most. However he would destroy coaches, players, and reports for publicly stating weaknesses or slights. That motivation or drive kinda proves he had some fear or weakness cause he was psycho to prove them wrong…..or correct the weakness. Compared to me no NBA player has a weakness LOL. Have a great day.

[@icyboy771z]

If you were to point out a weakness probably his outside shooting could improve. But overall most complete player ever.

[@kharyvines6971]

NO KIDS JORDAN WOULD DRIVE LEFT. THAN GOT BACK RIGHT. I'VE SEEN MORE BASKETBALL THAN ALL U COMBINED

[@difficsambalao]

Kenny Smith: "His weaknesses that he had, at the end of his career was his strengths." TikTokers: "He can not go left" 🤣🤣🤣

[@clovermelon6855]

Biggest SCAM in basketball Michael NO LEFT HAND Jordan WE DONE WIT DA 80s and the 90s

[@difficsambalao]

@@clovermelon6855 majority of former or nba player will say MJ is their GOAT. So dumb fan who couldn't use their eyes & brain properlywill be in the minority. The majority can take that without hesitation.

[@scott783]

I was at the Boston garden for the infamous 63 point playoff game by Jordan and I saw PED James play in 2007 against Bryant at staples center It’s like night and day. Jordan is head and shoulders above James. I have seen it with my own eyes!

[@ernestinegordon7290]

Mike a bad man after all these years he still got control of the sports world

[@peterfissa8556]

And for the records, I gotta say, THANKS Mr Sean davis for all the good vidéos you putting everytime 👍💪 80's 90's NBA was Special and magic

[@moety2]

When they say MJ didn’t have a left is because he didn’t take 20 dribbles back and forth. He was efficient and when he went left, he did it with minimal dribbles.

[@mags6946]

Kobe said Mike made it look easy. Main reason is, aside from his natural ability, he was fundamentally sound and learned the game from a mentor like Dean Smith.

[@soonersdevil]

Soo true..No Bag..No handles> Endless dribbling..as is said Now...He and others used couple dribbles and Moved

[@mochavated1]

Anything to throw shade on the goat 🐐

[@lowbackpainguy]

One of the best shows on the web!!

[@Brian316G]

Think about this. Teams knew every weakness Jordan had. They implemented rules etc. drive him to the left. Be physical whatever. So they knew supposedly how to stop him. Yet 6-0 in the finals. And the all time ppg average ALL TIME that includes Wilt and his 50 ppg season. Think about it. Finally Jordan did what he had to with whatever players the Bulls drafted traded for etc. Bron has been handpicking his teammates since he jumped to Miami and how many times has he won? It's night and day people.

[@phillipschuman4307]

MJ edged out Wilt in the second decimal place, by 0.05 points per game. That's an eyelash, which I would call a tie, especially considering Wilt willingly gave up his high scoring ways HALF WAY through his career.

[@Brian316G]

@@phillipschuman4307 Look I am not dissing Wilt. He's top ten if not better in my book. I think you are confusing giving up with aging out. He did hang on a bit with the Lakers to get more chips which did hurt his average,. But Jordan also played for the Wizards. Point is it's still a wash in my books

[@RenardGarzaro]

@@phillipschuman4307 He did on give it up, it is called father time.

[@isaiahwinbrone]

The GOAT 🐐

[@useyourthirdeye9083]

Jordan definitely had a left.

[@AuntieD-nc3vl]

Right? they be searchin😂😂😂

[@marvinstokes4016]

THESE IS GUYS THAT PLAYED WITH MJ EVERYDAY AND AGAINST HIM AND MJ FANS WANT TO TELL THEM ABOUT MJ YALL ARE DELUSIONAL

[@ricardolozano5356]

​@@marvinstokes4016 jordan never played against zone defenses

[@BooperDooper-qb2nd]

​@@ricardolozano5356 yet the knicks and pistons and pacers still use the 2-1-2 and 1-3-1 zone and 2-11 zone

[@marvinstokes4016]

@ricardolozano5356 WHO CARES YOU PLAY THE DEFENSE IN FRONT OF YOU AND EVEN IF HE DID HE WOULDN'T BE A BETTER PASSER OUT OF THE ZONE THEN LB BETTER PASSER BETTER REBOUNDER BETTER FACILITATOR HANDS DOWN

[@eliasarechiga1927]

MJALLDAY

[@zascorpusa]

Jordan GOAT no weakness in his game

[@twocents6951]

In the words of Kenny Smith Jordan is the only player where his weaknesses became his strengths

[@ierepierre3093]

Flawless no caption needed.Goat

[@metalgear5289]

mj was all dunks, bad shooting percentage... he made mid range, back to the basket, fadeaway his signature move. he had no range, he made sure to show in portland how he couldn't miss 3pt fgs and a potent shooter behind the rainbow from then on. he had no left, we witnessed how he finally avenged against the pistons in versatility. watch that series and u'll see how many times he was unstoppable even on left. and that pistons team has never been the same, bringing that bitterness til these days. mjs failures are what made him succeed. his weaknesses became his strength. this is how his legacy was made. it was never given, he earned it. i am a witness.

[@noneyabizz8337]

Any flaws he had, dude was 11/10 in competitiveness.

[@malnorfleet4925]

So you lie for the world to see?

[@metalgear5289]

@@malnorfleet4925 i can smell your stupidity, kid. it stinks all the way here.

[@metalgear5289]

@@malnorfleet4925 i can smell your stupidity kid. don't even try, u'll just get depressed.

[@ricardolozano5356]

jordan shot 36 percent from 3 pt range in the finals

[@hilbenj624]

Jordan will always be the best

[@derek5499]

I didn't watch the video I only read the intro picture. It has Kenny Smith saying Jordan had no left hand. He was referring to Jordan when he was in college not the NBA. I saw the interview. I also am old enough and I lived it. Jordan had a left hand. It's common sense

[@patrickshelley09]

This was addressed in the video....

[@LeMuseHere]

Isaiah talking about MJs 1 weakness, while we could go on about Isaiah's many weaknesses. Laimbeer too.

[@jerometene]

All these years later & MJ ('The GOAT') is still in everybody's head....😎

[@maranganjoroge]

MJ is the 🐐GOAT. 🇰🇪

[@maldad9073]

Funny how they say he had no left, but for some reason NOBODY in the world could stop him. Clearly he had both hands, it's a stupid argument.

[@miloskuzmanovic]

I think he said send him to the left as a general rule against him if you want to have any chance. That just makes him more practice on the left side 😂

[@dwayneburton9039]

Big props for Chris Latner for def putting up big facts a lot people forget Jordan def put mad pressure on a lot of peoples. Plus mad steals and and blocks he def put in work and he box people in with his squad, dude was all around beast

[@roubini74]

as a fan of MJ thru the late 80s and until his retirement from bulls. in this last few years, MJ able to modified his games to stay relevant as age catch up. More post up, mid range shooting and less dunks. His post up moves was beautiful. he is goat imo. i am bless to be able to watch him live on TV and follow all his championship as a teenager.

[@subicstationditosailor4053]

I hope you don't mind if I hit the like button BEFORE I watch the video.

[@KRS_two]

Love your nostalgic old skool NBA content man. Keep up the good work! What is your "White Whale" video or topic? Something you've always wanted to cover but never found the right angle or enough footage.

[@michalus09]

Mike's dribble - no waste.

[@stephenhabacon6380]

You have to remember Sean that if a former player says something context is key. Bill Laimbeer and Isiah Thomas would rather say Lebron is the GOAT because they're the bad boy Pistons. When Kenny Smith says that Michael don't have a left hand game it was true during his times as a Tar Heel but Kenny said that MJ is the most fundamentally sound in terms of both offense and defense and his athletic gifts was the icing on the cake. I'm glad that even though Christian Laettner was a Dukie, he noticed that MJ had the total package.

[@PizzaTime727]

Love your work bro, keep on doing what you do. I feel like Jamal Mashburn's interview was cut short though. The best part was when he talked about MJ's words to him about his game, analyzing it and how to change it up.

[@nameuser4406]

Being old enough to watch games, and play basketball for half my life. It NEVER crossed my mind that MJ hsd issues with his handles. People forget how efficient MJ was.

[@lastfriday8560]

He was on 🔥 i was lucky to see the late 80s 90s 2000s and even now an the person who had that killer instinct stare him win or lose was RIP Kobe... MJ made his stamp an left his mark in the NBA

[@toybitz_288]

Those kids haven’t seen Jordan Famous Switch Hands lay up from Right to Left against Lakers in 1991 finals. #real23 🐐

[@JGKingCrusher]

I still say that Bird, Magic, and Jordan are the best players ever (I don't care what order you want to put those in). Jordan had that killer instinct that I think Bird and Magic pounded into him the first six years of his career. When it was his time, he didn't want to be known as the next Magic, or Bird, or anything. He wanted to be known as the best. Any time any of those three were on the court, you knew you not only had a chance, but that you had a probability of winning.

[@derricklandry9887]

One of his most famous highlights is from the finals against the Lakers is him switching midair to the left hand.

[@phillipwilliams8674]

And this is why mj is the 🐐 😊

[@tmc02086]

The other story Jamal Marshburn told on JJ Reddick podcast was very interesting as well. He said MJ could breakdown his game analytically, what his weakness and tendency were, then came up with a solution. And MJ did that to all other All Star Game players.

[@bolder2009]

Yep. He left out the best part.

[@virgiliobiong4872]

Players hoh? Did not vow's MJ capabilty and ability obviously he feels.jelous

[@riseharris5204]

#Mike wowed and thrilled me so much the Lord let me live 71 yrs to tell you about it😮

[@ghaile7919]

MJ is still the GOAT.

[@Wh4L205]

I don’t even understand why they ask a Detroit piston

[@supadraiify]

Great episode - got me a bit emotional 🎉

[@legacybyredding6147]

MJ was not only the GOAT 🐐 but he was fundamentally sound. If he had a weakness, it would be he was not great facilitator because he was not asked to be. I believe if he was asked to be, he could because he wanted to be the best in area of his game.

[@malnorfleet4925]

That is laid to rest by his PER in assists. Also when asked to run PG, he really let it known he could get it done.

[@difficsambalao]

Doug Collins had put him as PG. MJ had several tripple double on that position. Crazy

[@LawrenceAugust_]

Just look up "Michael Jordan: The Greatest Off Hand Finisher Ever" right here on KZbin, posted in 2017 👍🏼

[@jeffreycoloma864]

he can't handle the rock but scored 50+???how the hell did that happen?he can't go left but averages 30+???WTF,how did he do that???haha,ppl say ridiculous things just to destroy MJ's legacy,but guess what,Micheal Jordan is and forever will be the GOAT.

[@marykuettner752]

The only person Laimbeer hates more than Jordan is Bird who returns the favor.

[@stevelawton9849]

His Airness!!!!

[@pedrolockup1543]

Jordan is so GREAT he didn’t need a left hand!!!

[@ramonramirez3761]

Funny how they keep saying Jordan had no left ..but LeBron has no heart!!?

[@joshm6854]

I love the "Jordan couldnt go left" narrative. So in other words, you knew which way he was going, and you still couldn't stop him? That's why he's the 🐐

[@cesarandrade8759]

Kenny and his kickstand legs are jelly 🤦🏻🏴‍☠️mCzr🏁

[@zombierebel7191]

Thankya! You ought mirror that rant that aries spears had about a week ago.

[@nathanharris5197]

Mike in an interview 100yrs ago was asked "What is it that drives you with such passion to not let up? To not lose? You take every loss personal even if you personally had a high scoring triple double night"? Mike said "I went out for the high school team like the rest of my homies, I thought I gave a good accounting of myself. The day of final cuts announcement, we ran to the bulletin board and I was so hurt to not see my name on the sheet. Of course, after a week or so went by comes the bragging & taunts of some of the dudes that made the team to me and others. After all it is N.C. if you don't make the basketball or football team you can't get no woman, at least ones of cheerleader caliber and dudes had no problem reminding me and other guys of that fact. That's the time I vowed I will never accept losing as an option"😉😎 All I can say is, the taunting must've been relentless for it to keep that fire and passion stoked for all those years. 👊🏾👍🏾😎

[@yournumberonepal]

MJ was unstoppable with his right hand and merely great with his left hand. 😂

[@bruceharrison8160]

If he was all Right he Avg 37 pts a game one year 😊😊😊

[@sh1nyGT]

still the GOAT

[@rayshawndavidson8445]

Them older guys than Jordan some damn haters 😂 Jordan weaknesses? Please Wilt like 80 years old played in a less competitive league with way less teams and Bill Russel ? Stop it...Mike would have dunked on both of them every game. Mike may not be the best human but his game spoke for itself ....no flopping, no cheating, no bitching, just fair hooping....GOAT! Period

[@frandavilacardenes]

When I think about Bill Laimbeer having a winning record against Jordan... man that's sweet.

[@cwvos]

If he didn't have one, he still averaged 30 per season. Did he need one?

[@macman9689]

That hezzy rocker step he did at Carolina I always tried to imitate. @4:30

[@vicr5665]

So, 6 rings singlehandedly? Not bad!

[@robyoung5305]

And STILL the goat (IMO) with no left hand

[@bigcohiba298]

🐐

[@johnbooker7153]

This debate will never be over. The funny thing is though, it's going to be another person being compared to Jordan again. No one will EVER say...this person is the next Bron.

[@cnelsonlv99]

Not only did Jordan have a dominant left hand... his left hand is the single-most important reason that he was the greatest player of all time. You couldn't over play him to either side. If you tried to shade him in either direction, it was game over. This was the most important difference between him and Kobe.

[@mareksaltberg1484]

MJ had a few weaknesses, but only once.

[@wiseborn2172]

“Send him left”, says Isiah, ignoring the 30, 40, 50 pt games he gave him. Must’ve forgotten that 61 pointer, too. Laimbeer forgets that Jordan did work to get his teammates billed when he first got into the league. Convenient amnesia.

[@rebornjm]

someone literally explained that MJ indeed had a left hand

[@hoopanthology]

"Jordan has no left hand" is a meme, don't fall for it guys lol

[@jimbotarkinton]

One of the things Scottie could do better than MJ was drive the lane and slam the ball with his left hand.

[@nbagoats4819]

MJ, Wilt, Kareem, Lebron, Magic, Bird

[@joncolunga673]

And ironically he needed that left hand to fit all his rings

[@moroccoisback477]

In nba cup cake era of today, no one can match the complete set of skills of MJ : stealing, defending, scoring, speed, 3pts, dunks, clutch, fade away. He is perfect

[@captainhooklane1268]

Yes he is

[@abcdefgh4404]

That’s true…MJ was so good that he looks like had 2 right hands during the game

[@jayhoward7448]

I wonder what they’ll be saying about Lebron years later when he is retired from the game of basketball.

[@Dandeeman26]

No question Jordan was the best player of all time.

[@kharyvines6971]

TRUE

[@davidhowell1415]

It’s not like the most iconic layup in nba history was done with his left hand. ( I might be wrong but I don’t think I am ) Edit: nope I just looked it up and he was definitely left handed

[@NBAwasBetterInThesands]

The bottom line is, from someone who watched damn near the last 50 years of basketball, Jordan did NOT have a weakness EVEN before he peaked. To an entire highlight generation of kids who can't even watch a whole game from being on a damn phone, you all will sadly never know unless you're intellectually honest and do your homework. The guy was better than you can imagine. It truly wasn't fair. And to think, that was against the greatest era in league history 😳

[@lookfeelbehealthy6320]

Bill LAMEbeer deserves ZERO airtime.

[@GeneTurner-gg4yo]

MJ didn't have any weaknesses, he could finish with either hand, he scored rebounded assisted, and was all world defensively. He lead the league in scoring multiple ties and cranked that up in the playoffs. Add that to desire, competitiveness he had a killer instinct, high energy game of intensity and he never efffing turned it off!!!

[@chrischarles4110]

Stop that bull ish! Jordan went left, right, middle, under, over and thru whoever he wanted. I’m for real sorry for the generations that didn’t get to see him every night live and all you have is highlights. Highlights were in abundance every night. Nobody will ever compare…..

[@jeansaintizaire4265]

He’s the goat, without a left hand. Imagine if he had a left hand.

[@damionbriscoe330]

They say he had no left so what I'm hearing is he could beat everyone with one hand behind his back.

[@JUST_SOLE81]

I just clicked on. The right to left Jordan Layup on the Lakers in the Finals is what made me master my left hand. It is the most iconic layup in HISTORY IMO. NO LEFT? Ill watch the video now, but what??? Mj was great with both hands. Could go either way. Dunk off two, left, right, and sideways. I don't think people realize he could do angles better than anyone ever besides Kobe, and I will throw in waste of talent Kyrie. Man Kyrie pull your head out your ass and help Luka. I see multiple chips with the new squad.

[@philnleblanc6664]

Had no left?! Tell that that to Craig Ehlo. 😂

[@JUST_SOLE81]

Christian brought up the truth. Best two way players ever. MJ, KOBE, Name a scorer and defender as good. Ill wait.

[@1Flyingfist]

5:38 that's Jamal Mashburn, right? I don't think I've seen his face since 1999. 😮

[@ImagixStudionewengland]

Imagine saying he had no left hand and not being able to stop him. That means your defensive skills suck!

[@MadBenzo]

Harold Miner was a god dang problem... For a SEASON...

[@Brian316G]

I remember him being touted as the next MJ. As a basketball fan I was kinda pumped. They all tend to fail though. Definitely Kobe and Bron deserve credit for getting as close as humanly possible.

[@rogelioruiz2441]

Bro im a filipino MJ never come to philippines but filipino's favorite nba all time player is MJ

[@eliasarechiga1927]

He didn’t have a left, all I’m hearing is he could’ve been even better, to find flaws/improvements into MJ’s game, is mind blowing.

[@malnorfleet4925]

Problem is he had a left. In fact the icon layup against the blazers was done with the LEFT! 😂

[@wazza9089]

If god decided to play basketball, he would choose to look like MJ