Michael Jordan 54 pts vs. Lakers - 1992

[@_DaniDLF_]

Who is here because of Byron Scott story about how Jordan told him he was going for 50 as soon as he knew Scott was not playing and Peeler had to guard him? 😂😂😂

[@freakmetal23]

I am!! glad you commented on it, I was unsure whether this was that game or not :P

[@djack2058]

🤣🤣🤣me

[@djack2058]

Dem bishes not even hittin rim😂😂

[@kalonbrown873]

I just seen that clip on IG 😂😂😂

[@sammoore5786]

Exactly why I’m here😂

[@hdidane00]

When the Opposite team fans are cheering you up on their home court you know you are the GOAT. if you love this Man give it a thumbs up.

[@moun3164]

Imma give u the thumb up cause u are wald bladi

[@tommylove9270]

...Michael Jordan was the best of the best! Like being the (Bruce Lee) of basketball you're mine.

[@genustinca5565]

I really can't think of another player where away crowds cheered as much for as MJ.

[@hdidane00]

​@@moun3164 7afdak

[@GmoneyMozart]

This prime Jordan is unstoppable unmatchable and uncomparable. It's crazy how insanely perfect his game was.

[@captainmarvel69]

Gmoney Mozart I was thinking that you can take every shot of this game, I insist, EVERY shot of this game, and there would all just make the highlight in nowadays game !! That is insane here !! Every shot is perfectly executed it’s amazing

[@rca-559]

His post was so dominant. His fadeaway was deadly. Are the bulls playing a home game😂😂😂

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

Still no where near LeBron

[@johnmarston4002]

MJ was great because he was obsessed with winning at all costs, and almost never failed

[@YouTubeAP81]

@@TheMrKobeBryant2012 gtfo of here

[@MrRetroville]

Most competitive player of all time, regardless of sport No one like him or even close. This man would do anything to win. And that confidence was unreal. He is by far the greatest basketball player to live on this planet. He had the talent, but he worked his ass off, played his ass off. No one played as hard as Michael Jordan. He never stopped. Amazing athletic and mental endurance. He never quit. Amazing basketball player. The greatest. And it's not close.

[@TheLionaaa]

Thank you

[@jagemobe]

+MrRetroville Indeed.

[@MoveInSilence23]

This would make a great intro for a book or a movie.

[@Predrag2]

Who's guard me? Anthony Peeler. Hah 50

[@RMRZ426]

Greatest story of all time

[@marlonrichmond6498]

@@RMRZ426 G.O.A.T23

[@jamesamorello848]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@matanorland1]

Most nonchalant 50-point game I've ever seen

[@m74d3]

It's absolutely nuts that anyone compares Kobe or Lebron to him. Yes, Lebron and Kobe are GREAT players, and are definitely the best of the last decade, and pretty high on the all time list (certainly top 15, both of them). But to compare them to Jordan is just embarrassing. He's the greatest of all time for a reason - and no one has even come close yet. Just because Lebron is the best RIGHT NOW, people have a natural desire to compare him to Jordan - it has nothing to do with whether or not he's actually as good as Jordan. People get overly excited in the present, and forget just how great Jordan was. There's simply no way they'd compare Lebron or Kobe to him if they actually remembered how transcendent he was as a player. Time passes, and people forget. It's sad, really.

[@baria87]

the best of the last decade was Shaq

[@m74d3]

baria87 Shaq was dominant from 2005 to 2015? I think not. Shaq was the most dominant from 1999 - 2005 though, I'll give you that. Kobe was just more recent is why I used him as an example. Lebron has certainly been far more dominant over the past decade than anyone else. Shaq was the most dominant before Kobe and Lebron were. Dominant is a perfect word for Shaq during his prime though, because he was just totally unstoppable.

[@baria87]

i mean the year 2000-09 in my opinion its an argument between Shaq and Kobe

[@YardratZ]

therealist811 I think LeBron Is just as good as Jordan. Jordan has a hugeeeee advantage when it comes to making jump shots off the screen and dribble. That's something that LeBron can't do. But LeBron has an advantage because he is so athletic. So it almost evens out. Just different styles of play

[@YardratZ]

therealist811 man i agree with everything you said except jordan having more heart than lebron...i would have said he does up until last year..just seeing lebron play literally every second of the finals, with no help made me disagree with you...i think people say lebron has less heart than jordan because jordan could throw up a fadeaway with no problem and people will say "that shows jordan isnt afraid to shoot"..because thats true...because its probably going to go in..but seeing lebron play defense like he does and take over games makes me disagree...i think lebron has just as much heart..especialyl when the head band comes off...but i dont think he is nearly as offensively refined as MJ

[@tooBlessed847]

Classic Jordan blooper on the fumble on a breakaway dunk that I had forget all about just when I was thinking "BUCLE UP!" he fumbles not once but twice-very nice! I guess he showed that he is and was still human at that time and got a good laugh out of it too that made him much more likeable as if he needed any more popularity.

[@xlr8nflo]

I think jordan is the goat but that turnover could've been the difference in the game and his missed fts

[@StoneGone]

@@xlr8nflo agreed.

[@mattbarringer3064]

" I've failed over and over and over and that is why I succeed" - Michael Jeffrey Jordan.

[@hughjass8383]

And now Kevin Durant is adopting MJ's philosophy of failing and succeeding

[@briandenapoli3250]

@@hughjass8383 durant fails way more than succeed cant lead his OWN team to a title and jordan teammates were way worse than durants overall

[@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86]

What's crazy about MJ is that he scored so much despite the 3 pt shot being just a small part of his game.

[@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO]

Everyone got their points that way. Toronto Raptors Assistant Coach Alex English scored more points than anyone in the 1980s. He'd destroy these current characters from the outside JUST LIKE toy see Mike doing now🤣🤣🤣. So would The Horse, Dan Issel

[@Duman_59]

This man is not sweating, is chewing gum and drops over 50 points like nothing...goat

[@hartsickdisciple]

Michael Jordan at 40 years old averaged 20 pts, 6 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game. 6 championships, beating Magic, Worthy, Ewing, Barkley, Wilkins, Malone, Stockton, Thomas, Kemp, Payton, Drexler, Miller, Shaq, Webber, Strickland, Rice, Mourning, Hardaway(s), Mutombo.. GOAT, no question.

[@nerdiniss]

No actually John Stockton had 15 championship rings

[@TheLionaaa]

Actually at 39, going into the all star break and before he got injured on his knees (which eventually ended his season few games later), he was 1 of only 2 players in the entire league to average more than 25/5/5. He carried the wizards to the 5th or 4th place in the eastern conference (the team was dead last the previous season), at age 39 ! GOAT.

[@jayscribe7547]

hartsickdisciple No argument from me!

[@RageCage1701]

@@TheLionaaa Yes, 100%. It's an important detail that gets lost in a lot of the conversation about Jordan's run on the Wizards. Going into the break in the 01-02 season, the guy had 40+ games under his belt and was actually doing 25 / 6 / 5 (you took 1 rebound away from him in your comment). At 39. That's insane. The Wizards were 26-20 and in the midst of a 5 game winning streak. That knee injury that he had (which he'd been trying to manage since he started his second comeback) really got out of control by the end of February 2002 and he really wasn't the same player after that, though he managed to somewhat recover in time for the 02-03 season. You have to think that if Jordan had stayed healthy into 02, the Wizards would have made a decent playoff run. Jordan's level of talent, basketball IQ, and sheer physical giftedness was just crazy. (His stats during that first half of the 01-02 season also lend further support to the argument that if Reinsdorf-Krause hadn't disassembled the Bulls they would have had a couple more championship runs in them.)

[@kevinwilkins3248]

@ calm down, I'm pretty sure the guy was talking about before Jordan had his season end early due to the knee injury. He doesnt have the bad knee and plays the whole season, it's a pretty good bet Wizards make the playoffs and maybe even win a series.

[@terrancestanley4459]

Jordan could always shoot.. The difference was back in the 80's and early 90's he just did other stuff along with it.. His game was actually more balanced then between driving to the basket and shooting. . Later on he just went to shooting more because teams were fouling the shit out of him going to the basket but he could always shoot. .

[@troynaval4526]

I agree

[@kaushiksinha793]

But Jordan became a better shooter from 1990 and as his athleticism declined he relied more on shooting.

[@mikehammer1777]

Yep, you cant average 30 ppg for your career without a jump shot, unless you're an oversized center like Wilt playing in a league with undersized centers. MJ just never shot threes. Threes were not a point of emphasis then, as it is now. The only teams that shot threes then were the Run TMC Warriors, the Suns and the Denver Nuggets. (None of which were contenders, until the Suns acquired Barkley in a trade. Post play was a premium then.) But yeah, MJ had a retarded jump shot.

[@anthonycelestin3559]

Disagree. He didn’t look like he had a smooth jumper in the 80s. His jumper in the 80s looked like a floater where he’s pushing the ball & hanging in the air as he’s shooting the ball. Also it looked like he relied more on those acrobatic jumpers in the baseline & middle where he shot those floater type jumpers off the glass. A lot of his jumpers look like the Craig Echlo shot. In the 90s MJ jumper looked more polished & consistent where he can rely on that jumper

[@anthonycelestin3559]

@Sonic It didn’t look like a traditional jumper in the 80s, the jumper looked very offbalence, he was able to make those high difficult shots but it didn’t look very traditional. Later on in his career, the jumper looked more traditional even with the fadaways & turnarounds. In the 80s MJ’s most of the time looked like a hangtime offbalence floater & a lot of the jumpshots were like bank shots off the glass. I might be wrong but that’s what it looked like from the highlights

[@kuriaki71]

92 & 96 Bulls Greatest teams ever

[@Jtitoj0923]

#iAgree

[@emack4371]

Correct

[@emack4371]

Agree

[@danielmatos2533]

That was actually the 92-93 season but yeah I agree

[@taylordwayne5427]

1996 then 1997 then 1992....

[@PhillyCEEZ]

hubie brown is a legend whos taught basketball all over the globe. hes basiaclly the john madden of hoops. i love these old vintage clips it really brings me back to when i was 13 and so f*cking excited to see my fav player ever, JORDAN no other athlete compares.

[@bradleyboyer9979]

This was my favorite version of Jordan. He wasn't as athletic as he had been years earlier, but he was still the most athletic guy on the floor. And he had the wisdom to pick his spots. His jumpshot at this point had peaked as well. Everything just seemed effortless.

[@jugginnfinessing862]

peak jump shot mj was def ‘96

[@bigbro8531]

no words,,, just amazing.

[@lancertheanswer6351]

Coming from a kobe fan, this guy is just literally unstoppable!!!

[@BasketballHighway19]

@Greg Hubbard even Jordan would disagree with you

[@silewis9396]

People talk like you're not allowed to be a fan of 2 great players

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

@Greg Hubbard Kobe is diet Jordan.

[@IshaqqRahim]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Axerocker85]

7:07 Great to see that he is just a human being like we all. :-)

[@In_brightest_day]

I like his reaction to this

[@lexxon11]

when Michael jumper was on unstoppable

[@donniereiter3646]

Pippin saved the day

[@scabootie]

He had 37 points the night previous. If he was playing in 2020 he'd have to miss this game under load management rules.

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

Jordan would not stand for that nonsense.

[@bidou03111973]

MJ... simply the best... ever!!!! i'm honored i could follow Bulls dystany during 90's... it was good... thanks for memories 🏀

[@jlhutch88]

Thanks for the upload. I miss watching MJ!

[@morgoth16]

Well said. People forget how tough the Knicks were back in the 90's and before that there were the Pistons. Given that there were no rules against hand checking back in the day, its phenomenal what Jordan achieved in his early years. Those defence's would've ripped modern teams to shreds.

[@TheNeeks6]

I felt the same thing in the 90's when I realized that it was Marv Albert's voice calling a famous Knick game, the Wills Reed game I think. And Marv still calls games today! Apparently toupees don't turn gray.

[@kasmeria]

Man, that dunk at 7:10 would've been EPIC.

[@brickarias7850]

I was 14 years at that time, i saw This game live on TNT, ❤️🔥❤️ greatest time on basketball, MJ Forever

[@hassanabdallah2972]

92 the year of the legend. Peak of his powers super athlete super determined and super smart. I would take 92 Jordan as the greatest ever to play basket ball.

[@chadshepard3449]

baby Jordan was awesome

[@FearsomeVoid]

won the nba and olympics

[@mikehammer1777]

The game has always been easy for MJ, but the early 90s....the game seemed ridiculously easy and effortless for MJ.

[@RedWarrior081]

in 4 days time, this will be 27 years ago. damn. MJ is the GOAT.

[@wreck.create.MAK0]

Difference in his game that people dont it appreciate is how efficient he is - he rarely needs more than two dribbles, or 3 seconds to score, meaning the team s spacijng , ball Movement timing is always on point. As well it insures the flow of the offence is always fluid.Great players like Kyrie Harden they all need a lot more time and a lot more dribbles to get their shot off to create they even need a screen Jordan was able to just stab raise up cross over razor drop dribble pull up. He’s depicted often is this elegant super athletic guy but his fundamentals were what made him the greatest

[@playstation1980]

Remember in 93 when Jordan retired, saying he was bored of the game? You can see why right here. It's just too easy for him. Beautiful to watch,

[@waynewalton1073]

I also like the yrs that Jordan didn't win mvp in his prime. he would go off on that team. like 40 or 50 points. almost to say mvp who .

[@JGPSANIME]

admit it MJ is the best to watch very entertaining skills, agility, huge hands, ability to hang in the air, fade away etc. no flop💯 #mjgoatsixzero

[@SuperC55AMG]

The fadeaway over Elden Campbell is just picture perfect, would of been a cool new NBA logo.

[@CoachHeyward]

Same one he did here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIOwoZuEp8SUl7s

[@tooBlessed847]

Ok I do remember this particular game it didn't end till around 12:30 central time and it was a blast! Man the stroke on M.J's jumper was finely precision where he was making that net not just swish but actually SNAP!! especially that running falling away baseline jumper in crunch time over the giant Elden Campbell which if you look he really did contend that shot as good as possible, good defense even better fall away jump shot that seem like he continue to elevate as he continued to fall away from the baseline almost like he shot it from behind the backboard that was a piece of work or you can say a masterful fall away jump shot as good as they get or can get; his stroke was off the charts!!

[@gailnext]

I was there as a kid, everyone got up for MJ dunk And he misses. When Lakers won the whole crowd ran out. And then I saw Michael Keaton, I will never4get

[@chucknola484]

7:07 - 7:25 He was Human

[@ashtonjackfanny]

jordan was three assist away from having the highest triple double in nba history in terms of points scored

[@samuelblackwell3762]

Kobe is nowhere near MJ on any level in terms of scoring at a high efficiency. Kobe would chuck the game away, taking low percentage shots.

[@samuelblackwell3762]

Samuel Blackwell Did I mention MJ was a 10-time scoring champion, how many Kobe got total?

[@jonathanwashington3065]

+Samuel Blackwell Durant Has I Think 4 So Durant Has A Better Chance

[@YoshimizRobots]

Forget offense, how about the level of defense? 200 steals and 100 blocks in a season. MJ is the only player in history to do it twice. 17 blocks from doing it 3 times. Durant, Kobe, LeBron, go with whatever name you want. Nobody is putting up those numbers while leading the league in scoring with +32 in the same season.

[@wavenstein]

Kobe's 40 plus point scoring efforts were always highly efficient and usually came in a victory. No need to rewrite people's history here

[@samuelblackwell3762]

@@wavenstein he also has the most misses in NBA history and MJ has 10 scoring titles and his rookie season MJ averaged 28ppg. What did Kobe do?

[@shawnerr5786]

MJ: What’s good B-Scott Byron: What’s good mike MJ: Heard u not playing Byron: no i sprained my ankl- MJ: who’s guarding me? Byron: uh i think it’s anthony peel- MJ: hah, 50

[@jfibman1]

I grew up a huge Bulls and Michael Jordan fan and had all of his posters. He is probably the greatest player of all time, but it's apparent that he did get all of the calls. You really notice it now when looking back and watching the videos. If a player touches him (or sometimes gets too close) while he was driving, he was getting two free throws. As lightning quick as he was, it made him un-guard-able. That's not to say that other stars didn't get similar treatment, but I do watch his highlights and do understand what Magic Johnson said during the dream team photo shoot about getting too close to Michael and it's a foul.

[@amostlyreasonableguy]

I agree that the nba started protecting him more around 91/92 after years of getting tomahawked by the pistons lol.

[@waynewalton1073]

when the stars are in the building Jordan always shines the brightest. in LA or NY

[@elwingy]

You need to hear the mini backstory of this game by Byron Scott himself... amazing that MJ on his prime could literally just do whatever the hell he wanted on the basketball court if he was on the mood.

[@meg-k-waldren]

8:16 is what would happen to Curry, Lillard, Klay and and all the other ok perimeter players to today, if MJ was on em.

[@theangel023]

You could hear the the LA fans saying "yeeeaaaa" every time Michael made it to the basket!! everybody was a fan of Michael, he wasn't just a team, he was Basketball!!!

[@TruckerLerone]

U should of saw the late 90s when the Bulls were on the road

[@mrjooxmanallah]

Jordan wasn't the only active MVP in 1992. Moses Malone was still playing. And he had 3 MVPs.

[@RetrospectionMan]

+MrJooxman - At the time, Moses was on the injured list and considered "non-active" do to back problems. He came back the final 11 games of the season.

[@jonathanwashington3065]

+MrJooxman Jordan Would Surpass Moses With 6 MVP Awards

[@linkcubuspark]

😂 😂 Bryon Scott told a GREAT Michael Jordan story: “We had the Chicago Bulls coming in town and unfortunately I had a sprained ankle. MJ says ‘B Scott what’s going on? I hear that you not playing tonight.’ [I said] ‘No. I sprained my ankle’ He said ‘who’s guarding me?’ I said ‘Anthony Peeler’ He said ‘Haha 50’ He ended up with 54 [points].”

[@rtc7788]

Keez I paused at 2:13 by accident and looked at the faces in the crowd. Nightmares man..

[@shawnerr5786]

Good shot mike!

[@kennethmorgan7957]

Back during the time when you shoot 2 free throws and no team mate bothers you, just let you focus on making the next one,miss those days.

[@austingleason]

he makes it look so easy

[@airtime23]

Great upload...thx a ton

[@animeaestheticvibe3996]

So so happy to see the GOAT fail. Especially against my LAKERS. I like seeing the human side of his AIRNESS because I don't see it often.

[@realmontana6838]

MJ: ‘Yo Scott who Guarding me tonight?’ B.Scott: ‘Peeler!’ MJ : ‘Ha 50!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@itsvictoroyedeji]

7:08 Mike, when asked about this, said he was trying to throw it off the glass to himself...but lost the ball on the release. Would've been his most iconic dunk if he pulled it off.

[@XIceGuardianX]

MJ ! MJ ! MJ !GO GO GO !! The best of ALL-TIME!

[@shabaazranney1418]

WOW if 0:38 went in! That'd be an all time great shot... And he switched that to his left mid air!

[@airjordan4ever]

This man made the impossible look easy.

[@TheLionaaa]

we still love basketball

[@马土豆]

Real GOAT of basketball

[@PhillyCEEZ]

@Mrtamoo13 rite on when i watched the whole clip i figured it was the 92 93 seas, the 3peat yr. the shoes were throwing me off tho they didnt look like the num8's. Mj was known to rock a totally diff type of J's every now n then just to throw people off? the black letters made the jersey look cleaner & meaner

[@zmoneytmnt]

1993 was his peak. Most unstoppable player of all time. Only the Pistons could slow down Jordan in his prime and he still was averaging over 30 ppg and shooting above 45% for the series against them. Jordan in the second three peat was still Jordan but not as good.

[@rayleigh8]

no it wasn't. his peak is 87-93. Jordan is one of the few players that came in dominating from the start

[@zmoneytmnt]

rayleigh8 Yes thats correct but in terms of one year I would say 93 because of the fact that It was known that MJ was losing interest in the game and not putting as much work in and was still dominating the league in the regular season. In the playoffs he got injured in the first round and spranied his ankle, still dropped 39 after coming back from the locker room limping around to close out the Hawks and in the end of the second round he hurt his shooting wrist which translated into shooting 35% for the first three game against the knicks. Game 4 he dropped 54 and the next he had a triple double. The only blemish in that whole season was shooting 40% against the Knicks when he was banged up and still averaged 32-7-6-2-1. When he finally got a little more healthy he put up the best finals performance of all time BY FAR. He had many great seasons but people forget how banged up MJ was in the 93 playoffs and MJ even admitted that he was not driven and didn't work nearly as hard in the season and he still dominated the competition in the regular season and capped It off with crazy postseason numbers despite being plagued by injuries. 35-7-6-2-1 on 48% shooting

[@zmoneytmnt]

***** Well just as an overall season, Its probably 92 or maybe 91 but If you look at how MJ was banged up in the Finals and how he admitted he was losing interest and still dominated, I would say It was 93. Also the way he finished the season was just amazing. When he finnally got healthier and focused he destroyed the competition. Check the Finals numbers 41ppg-9rpg-6apg-2 spg shooting 51% from the feild

[@rayleigh8]

***** no one in league had interior defense?, what the hell are you talking about. The 80s and 90 was a center, power forward league, they all used to clog the lane. The phoenix suns were one of the few who didn't have a strong center or power forward

[@FearsomeVoid]

in 1990-1993 he was 27, 28, 29 and 30, that's the peak of every athlete that works hard and has no problems with injuries, after 30 you pass your prime

[@lut2843]

Mj the undisputed GOAT!!

[@SureFeelsGood]

you can watch this for 1 minute and understand why he's the goat

[@raynantetaneo4912]

I thought mj would never miss a free throw in the clutch and also can make shots in the clutch all the time. Like most analysts claim when they compared him to the present stars of the NBA.

[@2blessed847]

First off major props of this vintage & nostalgic footage, 2nd that was officially the biggest Jordan blooper of all time @ the 7:09 & 10 mark. clearly Jordan was "in the groove" and clearly overzealous to lose the ball twice like that.The anouncer "hit the nail right on the head" when he said that Jordan was about to do a side double pump reverse dunk. Nevertheless his intention to steal the show with a "razzle dazzle" did not fall short of it's buzz with that crowd reaction. Yes he was humbled

[@1CHOZN7]

You can say what you wanna, but your watching this with your own eyes. And I've never seen or anyone do any of this with a basketball!!

[@CoachTJD]

that overtime baseline fadeaway... MY GOODNESS

[@CoachHeyward]

He did an eerily similar one here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIOwoZuEp8SUl7s

[@euroamerican5189]

the mid range game is such a forgotten art. MJ is just wearing these dudes out and barely breaking a sweat all by hitting mid range jumpers. today's only 3s and dunks doesn't make for an entertaining style of play.

[@NoKittyKitty]

You know what blows me away more than Jordan scoring 54 points? Is the fact that Hubie Brown is calling this game! Dude must be 90 by now.

[@ryanmmx]

This was the first NBA game I watched -- day 2 I started playing basketball!

[@ethosmoris44]

I think you are skilled basketball player now

[@SuperC55AMG]

I dont think theres been a more beautiful fadeaway in NBA history than the one MJ hit over Elden Campbell in OT.

[@CoachHeyward]

It looked a lot like this one over Shawn Marion kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIOwoZuEp8SUl7s

[@tabkitchen1983]

@vcdna1 you have to think about it like this...in the NFL, lineman back in the day were 300lb slobs (most, not all) and running backs relied on there skill and quickness. In today's football lineman are 325lbs and they can run 5 sec 40, which is crazy, and running backs are now 230lb plus and solid. The game has evolved...and so has the NBA, they are bigger faster quicker than ever. you can't tell me an athletic freak like Vince Carter or Dwight Howard wouldnt of dominated the 70's or 80's.

[@garnett219]

07:07 SHAQTIN A FOOL

[@BeatsBearsBattlestar]

That's a pretty big hypothetical considering that Jordan's career fg% is much higher than Kobe's. Even when Kobe only avg 2 3's a game his highest efficiency was under 47% and that's playing alongside one of the most dominant big men of all time in his prime to take away the defensive attention on him.

[@leechmaster21]

You could argue that this was Jordan at his best. He was still a high flyer, but he had that back to the basket, and fadeaway jumper here that he utilised even moreso later on in the 2nd threepeat.

[@Fastcash4]

Man played wit so much Control & Jumper was sweeter then Run Paul

[@warrenbfeagins]

" Anthony Peeler??? Ha, 50."

[@Drats101]

Man times have changed...It's crazy to see that Marlboro ciggarette sign at a basketball game.

[@Equint77]

“Good shot mj” 😂😂 “Kill him with kindness” 😂😂

[@TheWallace6x]

@MrYN23 correct, MJ is best scorrer of all-time no doubt

[@justinfrenzpabilona4673]

If he played like this in this era im pretty sure he could avg. +40 points

[@carterbilbro4615]

What the hell are you watching my guy😂

[@bguman]

@@carterbilbro4615 what are you watching? At least guys would put a hand up on D. Now, it’s easy to score with extra steps, carrying.

[@justinfrenzpabilona4673]

Happy New Year!

[@TheLionaaa]

In the 90's players were more athletics than today...point guard above 6'7 like penny,brian shaw,steve smith,magic,nate McMillan etc. The biggest noticeable difference is that in jordan's era,virtually every team had multiples 7 footer center in their roster...it started to disappear in the early 2000's and today they completely disappeared. Plus,the game was more physical and you wouldn't see guys taking a rest in back to back games or at the end of the season. And the game was also faster.

[@ramyllecontreras7306]

what a shot by Pippen :D

[@IshaqqRahim]

Under rated!!

[@wreck.create.MAK0]

Jordan: heard your not playing tonight Scott: yeah I hurt my ankle Jordan: who s guarding me Scott: Anthony peeler Jordan: Hehe 50…

[@St0rmB]

92 Bulls team was honestly the best Bulls team. Sure they won 72 and 69 games in 96 and 97, but 92 was a better overall league and they still won 67 games and had a +11 point differential. Not to mention MJ was at his all around peak in that time.

[@BingCherry11]

It hard to believe that MJ never broke Chamberlain's record of 100 points!!!!!!

[@massdagod]

For every regular season scoring record Wilt has, Jordan has the same scoring record in the playoffs, plus more.

[@carterbilbro4615]

Pace not high enough

[@blackadam06]

@1kobeisnumber I won't say anything bad about kobe, but MJ did avg 40ppg on 50% shooting for HALF a season, and wound up scoring 3000+ total pts that season too.

[@AJRAOfficial]

Byron sent me here 😅😆👌🏿

[@HAANSPST]

7:07 it is confirmed he is human after all

[@rodneygeorge5794]

72 and 10 with the ring

[@goodman5836]

73-9 don't mean a thing without the ring

[@rodneygeorge5794]

Still broke the bulls season record

[@goodman5836]

+Rodney George great achievement

[@MoveInSilence23]

Seeing this vid... damn he was awesome

[@turtleislandlac1490]

@7:07 Jordan bobbled the ball out of bounds ON PURPOSE. Why? His right wrist was hurting and didn't want to embarass himself in L.A. I'm the biggest MJ fan but 92-93 was the year Jordan became less of a high flyer and more of a jumpshooter. I think the grinding of the 1992 playoffs coupled with the dream team also wore out his knees. No one ever talks about this. He had a lot less dunks in 1992=93 than in previous years.

[@rumarspencer7302]

That is the most points Mike has scored against the Lakers, ever in his NBA career, but it ended up in a loss.

[@claus1225]

even with bad video quality, he is still the greatest.

[@poumz27]

that something that Lebron James, D Wade, and these other modern players lack-is a clean shot like his-thing of beauty

[@francissantos1840]

The G.O.A.T!

[@Nysdaddy]

Right after Mike missed the game winner and lost the game he turned around and shook the hand of a Laker.

[@2pacinseattle]

if you know basketball you love and respect both.