Horace Grant explains why Michael Jordan's team beat the Orlando Magic the next year .

[@NBAreferencepage]

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[@genesisgenesis9888]

Subscribe to a LeClown fan? Fukk no!

[@robson1012]

Horace looks younger today than in the 90's.

[@HZB_33]

I think this was shot like 10+yrs ago

[@ricksjordan2863]

Hahaha thats exactly what i noticed too 😆😆

[@mountnman3609]

"Horace looks younger today than in the 90's." Of course he does. He's only 56. He hasn't made it to the 90's :)

[@scottsoltani3203]

He still has hair!

[@potentially__9445]

For real he does

[@Flamangatang]

Just to be clear MJ avg 31ppg 6rpg 4apg 2.5spg 2bpg on 47%FG 23% 3FG 80%FT in that 95’ six game series vs Orlando after coming back from playing baseball just a month or two earlier. He lost and had some bad plays, but Simmons got a little carried away tryna act like he played bad.

[@StoneGone]

He consistently gets ahead of himself sometimes when remembering some of the nba’s history.

[@meg-k-waldren]

Tell me about it. He's part of the BS mainstream agenda. Pathetic. I wonder if he's ever picked up a bball.

[@Cain353]

It is MJ's worst playoff performance. But that just shows you how far above anyone else MJ is. He's the GOAT.

[@jonjuko8859]

He played every bit as well in 95’ as he did in 96’

[@jonjuko8859]

@@Cain353 almost choking away the 96’ finals as the biggest favourites ever was worse

[@Cagon415]

One of the most underrated players ever. He was a solid part of so many championship teams.

[@Chevy-hw6lw]

He truly was underrated, such a great forward and a vital part of the early Chicago days . Plus such a humble nice dude. 👍🏿✊🏿

[@bubot17]

He is the reason why, not only Jordan & pippen

[@MrLegendsTV]

Horace just comes across as a super nice, keeping it real kind of dude. Always liked him as a player too. 👍

[@GT1004]

Horace always one of my favorites ! Saw him so many times play and great memories!

[@solenya3000]

I think Horace and BJ drink the same youth juice!

[@outlander234]

Haha I noticed that too!

[@Edd1e8]

I would take 94 Horace over 97 Rodman. Sure, Rodman was a better athlete and averaged more rebounds, but Horace won’t give the opponent a few technical free throws or get ejected a few games a year. Horace also had an automatic 18 footer around the top of the key.

[@michaeltootikian4402]

Horace Grant , solid forward 🏀

[@andymullarx6365]

Consistent.

[@FallKingPepe]

Goat

[@Groovingonem]

Great midrange from top of the key

[@Boss3Nate]

In that series Rodman averaged 16.0 rebounds a game..... against Shaq and Grant. Unreal

[@monetschannel5773]

The Worm.

[@ChrisM07]

To be fair, Grant didn't play beyond G1. Him playing wouldn't have made much of a difference in Rodman getting rebounds but it did kill the rebounding of the Magic which was one of the reasons it ended up being a sweep.

[@melvillealexander5798]

I actually like the way Horace presented himself here. I appreciate the honesty and transparency.

[@Noles86]

I always loved Horace grant

[@KSoloLoso]

The Magic was more of a high caliber team when they got Horace, The Bulls had to step up they arsenal that year when Jordan came back. If you noticed around after 93 - 94 season

[@bubot17]

They lost horace, there's no way that the bulls can win another without a decent power forward, Houston would still have 2 chips when rodman came, then they're back in business

[@AfroCentauri]

4:19 Jordan took it personally.

[@Tray-5]

Write that book Horace! I would be the first to buy it.

[@younglove3362]

Why? So he could get backlash like Pippin?

[@fatesgates8393]

I disagree that the Magic would have beat the Bulls. They got swept in ‘96. Historically, young teams don’t win NBA championships with star players under 26. And Penny was plagued with injuries after 24.

[@ryanrayonec4764]

I love how this interviewer says Jordan "was terrible in that series." Also Jordan in that series averaged 31ppg 6 reb 4 assist. That was Jordan being terrible kids.

[@Edd1e8]

He had like 2 bad offensive series where he gets the ball stolen followed by another bad play. The rest of the series he was Mike. Just didn’t have a few pieces as a team.

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

They didnt mention DENNIS RODMAN being added to that BULLS team in the 1995 1996 season , is what pretty much formed them into a JORDAN, PIPPEN , RODMAN - (BIG - 3 SUPERTEAM)

[@j.wright8157]

Grant had a rough position to play against Barkley, Malone, McHale, Laimbeer, Oakley, and Kemp.

[@adamelam6385]

That's what sets MJ apart from the divas. Winning was the only thing that mattered.

[@NBAreferencepage]

Hey would you like to go on a podcast to show your facts about Michael Jordan? If you want to go on it is real simple. All you have to do is let me call you up.

[@vernonrobinson1685]

That's false

[@adamelam6385]

@@vernonrobinson1685 nah

[@vernonrobinson1685]

Since we are talking about Grant, in his last year( Grant) as a Bull, Jordan was off living his deranged baseball fantasy. He told ESPN even in that year( 93-94) he could still average 32 points a game as that was only 8 per quarter. Jordan DIDNT just care about winning. He cared about his points, and his brand which is why we were treated to that megalomaniac "Last Dance". Falsehoods don't work on this channel buddy

[@adamelam6385]

@@vernonrobinson1685 dude had one of the most legendary drives to win and not to mention 2 3peats which is unheard of in modern basketball. But now he's a Westbrook? Lol come on man.

[@ChrisM07]

Rodman was the difference clearly, the Bulls weren't going far with Kukoc at the PF spot. The Magic also had numerous injuries throughout that series, but I don't believe they would've won at full strength anyway the Bulls saw how the Rockets defended them and were able to use the same defensive scheme. All the injuries probably did was shorten the series.

[@phillipivey4833]

Jordan looked bad in that series ??? Dude averaged 31 ppg in that 1995 series. Did he not do research ?

[@jpaoly10]

For me .. the best team to not win s tittle was that Orlando magic team.. they were loaded!!

[@shawnkincheloesr5192]

Man, that Horace Grant is still a classy guy ✌🏾 & Basketball was so much more exciting to watch when those guys played the game 👊🏾

[@AGC-ElUncleCoach]

Without Rodman, the Bulls don’t do the second three peat. Period. He gave them defense, rebounds and personality to take big guys out of their game.

[@frankstudent]

Truth

[@naturalblockade3412]

But they did the first three peat without Rodman. Nuff said.

[@TL2354]

@@naturalblockade3412 you’re a botched abortion, right?

[@Boss3Nate]

No doubt about it

[@balachow]

everyone in the team plays a role, everyone is important. i agree with mike, when he mention about the success he refer it as a team success

[@jeremybarnett3945]

It’s nice to see Horace Grant interviewing Bill Simmons.

[@Cagon415]

And that magic squad is one of the biggest what ifs in league history.

[@darkmetatron1444]

Shaq is a Egomaniac and still is, happy Kobe won without him and one more than him

[@meciasrivera4769]

I was sad seeing Horace Grant going to the magic but at least he got paid what he was worth at the end of the day sports is all BUSINESS!!!!!!!

[@scottwaszak698]

And then Hakeem destroyed Shak.

[@your_royal_highness]

I wonder what kind of HoF career Penny would have had if he hadn’t gotten hurt. Big 90’s Bulls fan here, but Penny was so impressive

[@MR.__G]

Him & grant hill. Sad they couldn’t have healthy careers

[@uscgbmcmretired2490]

These 2 forget that orlando got swept & horace checked out early on! Scared to death, shaq left for the lakers because he knew he'd never make it back to the NBA Finals coming out of the east until MJ retires again! Horace was simply a role player & malcontent at every NBA location he played for!

[@uscgbmcmretired2490]

@Eternal Boss Reborn 6 for 6 with 6 Finals MVPs, 10 Scoring Championships 9 First team All NBA Defense! - League MVP, scoring Champion, slam dunk Champion, all-star game MVP, DPOY, all in the same year! NBA records for highest career regular season & playoffs scoring averages! To argue against Michael Jordan's accomplishments is knocking perfection!

[@enigmaticgenius7717]

@Eternal Boss Reborn he's deflecting just to let you know MJ is the best and he hopes you don't take it personally and start a whole diatribe or lecture on why he should not think the way he does!😃

[@naturalblockade3412]

@Eternal Boss Reborn maybe not perfect/perfect but Jordan is close (to perfect)

[@naturalblockade3412]

@Eternal Boss Reborn any reasons or explanation as to why it is false?

[@naturalblockade3412]

@Eternal Boss Reborn 5% is not necessarily the definition of close plus "perfect" is actually keyword. Moreover if you don't know my definition of "close" how can you determine my statement as false? You put the cart before the horse.

[@TeranRealtor]

I always loved Horace and Scotty on the Bulls. Scotty was so unselfish when he would have been the leader on almost any other team. Horace just hustled for position to rebound, and got to the open spot all the time - IN CASE Michael and Scotty were not able to get their shots off. And he got rewarded often for dunks.

[@JBMUSICEXP]

I always said if grant didn't get hurt the 96 series could went either way

[@Solanegore]

GREAT VIDEO SIR!

[@gymbrown911]

I like Mr. Grant. Humble guy!

[@matthewbartke4424]

Jordan leaves, Bulls still get to the Semi-Finals, lose in 7. 55-27 record Next Year, Grant Leaves, MJ Returns, get to the Semi-Finals and lose in 6. 47-35 record following year, Bulls get Rodman, which championship. 72-10 record It makes you wonder what would have happened if they found a replacement for MJ at Guard that was just sub-All Star level.

[@depannist]

Nothing would've happened. The Bulls needed a guy that could take the high pressure shots when everyone else would go cold. If not Jordan, it needed to be another true #1. They didn't have that in Pippen or Kukoc.

[@MeMe-td1ye]

@@depannist bulls missed Horace more than mj

[@depannist]

@@MeMe-td1ye maybe. It’s a shame they couldn’t get Horace to return to the Bulls to “lead” them to another 3-peat. Luckily they got the guy they missed less, MJ to return and somehow pulled off the 3-peat.

[@MeMe-td1ye]

@@depannist ..& rodman

[@JmO-ee1bi]

Horace gets so underrated

[@pianoarmond]

His speech has gotten better. Back in the days, he had a speech impediment. He was nervous. He took his time to speak and he did good.

[@fullmetal1766]

Mj averaged 31 6 4 and 2 steals and 2 blocks that series Simmons is full of crap

[@bobbyshaw2419]

He thought he was leaving the Bulls for the team of the 90s 💀

[@BT405]

I never understood why people think the '95 Bulls/Magic series is being like "hidden away" to save Jordan's legacy. It was literally a major point in the Bulls documentary and it's brought up pretty much all the time, usually by people trying to diminish Jordan lol

[@NBAreferencepage]

Hey would you liek to go on my podcast then if so it's real simple all you have to do is let me call you up .

[@BT405]

@Lamar Stewart I mean i'd consider myself a jordan fan but i don't really think it's a big deal. He came back after playing a different sport for a year and a half and he messed up. Overall had a performance that wasn't good enough to win. His stats were still great but his faults that series were in the details. But then he came back and led the Bulls to their second 3-peat with an entirely new roster aside from Pippen so to say he "made up for it" in my opinion is a massive understatement

[@BT405]

@Lamar Stewart Based on this response it seems to me like you're the kinda person who gets a strange kick out of diminishing MJ for whatever reason. But I'll break it down for you anyway even if you don't bother reading it. Yes, you don't win 72 games without a great team. 1996 was a primetime for all of those guys. Jordan and Pippen BOTH made 1st team All-NBA, and them plus Rodman all made 1st team All-defense. Jordan was 6th in DPOY and Rodman was 7th. So it's not like Pippen just carried Jordan defensively. Their overall team defense was elite as they were built around that. Jordan was the main offensive engine and Pippen helped facilitate. But pretty much the whole team was good defensively. I will point out though that Rodman did miss 20 games that season, so that's a lot of time not having that league leading rebounder, and they went 15-3 without him. Since we're acting like Jordan didn't lead anything I'll point out that Pippen was less efficient across the board than Jordan. Kukoc shot 40% from 3 yet still had a lower 3-point percentage than Jordan. They were 11th in 3-pointers per game but 3rd in percentage, and Jordan contributed to that as well. They whole team played their parts pretty much perfectly that year, but are you saying that the best player on the team isn't allowed to have help? Jordan had double the offensive win-shares of Pippen, and more defensive win-shares. He led the league in ws/48, so yes he did "lead" them. Just because they played well doesn't mean he didn't lead them. Isn't a leader supposed to make his team (and teammates) better? When it comes to the Finals, yeah it's Jordan's worst, but are we gonna act like 27-5-4 on 42% with good defense is some terrible performance? Look at how everyone else on the Bulls played against that Sonic defense. Pretty much everyone played way worse than they usually do. The average TEAM FG% against the Sonics that playoffs was 43%. There's context to this.

[@MR.__G]

@Lamar Stewart losses do happen. It’s apart of the game. The best part about that loss is how the bulls answered back. The bulls w Jordan lost 2 playoff series in the 90s (Pistons,Magic’s) & they responded with a 3 peat both times.

[@MR.__G]

@Lamar Stewart 89-90 season goes into the 90s. That’s the year they lost to the Pistons in game 7. So I repeat after each series loss in the 90s he responded by leading a 3 peat. He played in 8 playoff series in the 90s (90,91,92,93,95,96,97,98) thats 80% of the post season… 27-2 in playoff series & never lost more than 2 games in a row when he was on the team during the 90s.

[@emnineninenine2875]

57 and still looks like he did in the 90s, or younger....

[@jaunenito]

He sounds like a suburban clown fan interviewing a professional athlete. "Jordan played terrible", "He got his a** kicked" sounds like he NEVER watched it. BTW, the "NBA forgot about it" but he didn't mention that MJ used his failure in that series as motivation in his videos and interviews. Can't take this guy serious at all

[@NBAreferencepage]

Hey would you like to go on my podcast it is real simple all you have to do is let me call you up.

[@rtosborne3]

How were the Magic going to "own the second half of that decade" even if Shaq stayed, Penny got injured in 1997 and was never the same.

[@GameTime-yj6qv]

You could argue that had Shaq stayed, Penny would have had less pressure on him night after night and not get injured that badly.

[@pCOCKPRO11]

Bc we're talking "if" Shaq stayed, which means we're talking "if", PENNY didn't get hurt lol

[@powerbad696]

Pro ball-players are soooo CHILDISH,IMMATURE and SPOILED. LOL.

[@taedar]

Because they were better.

[@khiladiincorporated6286]

Bulls were 3-1 in the regular season. They completely clamped down on the perimeter shooting of the Magic. They were killing Orlando before he got injured and Anderson and Scott had awful shooting percentages the whole series. Its probably more accurate to say, without Grant or with him, the Bulls had a blueprint.

[@marlonbarrientos]

I’m glad he said that, I found it strange I couldn’t find the video where the magic beat the bulls

[@KamuiCage]

It was on the last dance not only that but Jordan had a great series 31ppg 6rpg 4apg 2.5spg 2bpg on 47%FG 23% 3FG 80%FT

[@moregoldmoregold]

MJ didn’t get his ass kick that series. Still played well. Just a few stuffs ups that were highlighted

[@younglove3362]

And lost.....Penny gave him the business. Jordan would tell you that himself. 🙄

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

@@younglove3362 penny 19,4,8 mj 31,7,4

[@chrissherritt2470]

Horace was out after Game 1. Anderson and Scott were also severely banged up. The Bulls added Rodman which improved them as well.

[@meg-k-waldren]

The Magic were down by almost 30 when Grant got injured - and it was in game 1. Don't comment if you don't know you history. Also Anderson got hurt in got hurt in game 3 again when the game was already decided. And Dennis Scott was not severely banged up. The fact is they were not a championship team and had some maturing to do. For one, they had a weak bench, with zero after Brian Shaw and AB. 🤦‍♀️ honestly what's wrong with the internet? This is like me running around pushing a BS opinion in golf as if I know ish about it.

[@chrissherritt2470]

@@meg-k-waldren You are a liar snd full of shit. I watched the whole series. And the year before. The only thing that you said that was true was that Orlando only played about 8 guys.

[@ericvonjeffeson2640]

@@meg-k-waldren Grant came into game 1 already injured then shaq ran into his arm when he was trying to block Pippen’s shot and injured his arm even more

[@lonsolo5607]

Great video

[@Zo-ce3lf]

When Was this recorded ?

[@patrickbello8130]

its scary i thought this was an old video WTF dude looks great

[@ericvonjeffeson2640]

This video is like 5 years old

[@Tor109]

Horce Grant so underrated he could’ve been a 20-10 caliber type player on a bad to average team. The first 3 peat bulls don’t win without him.

[@fullmetal1766]

your comment is stupid

[@w.davidholland7228]

Good player, bet replaceable. The 2nsd 3peat proves that.

[@fredbjamz4956]

The Jazz were definitely a force but idk if they would have beaten the Magics. Who was gonna stop Shaq? Penny going up again Stockton would have been great for his legacy

[@KamuiCage]

Utah did beat the lakers 4-1 Shaq and rookie Kobe in 1997

[@jayjesuswake3140]

Jordan was not terrible tht series...they were gettin bullied on the board

[@22tango79]

He was terrible. You can’t get your basketball rhythm starting play in the spring. Once he had his rhythm, they completely destroyed the magic.

[@vatovega]

Horace Grant is a basketball player in the NBA. He was a Chicago Bull. He was Magic in Orlando. He has a mortgage with a good rate. His dog is well behaved.

[@musicandmagic909]

I love this comment

[@thewatcher5846]

And then they played the real best team in the league and The Dream schooled Shaq.... Magic weren't ready that year and the Bulls had a super team the following year....

[@johnhaynes4969]

Dude sounds ignorant. There wasn’t a season/series MJ played that he played bad. A couple turnovers doesn’t mean you played bad.

[@danwentz]

2:06 "Is it fair to say... " No, and it's because the Chicago Bulls put aside personal differences for the sake of winning championships by aquiring Dennis Rodman - Thus completely dismantling not only the Orlando Magic franchise, but countless others in their wake. :)

[@RayBidwell]

Didnt recognize him without the goggles

[@jio-lito]

That Magic team was the next best thing in the NBA.

[@donnietropolis18ds]

That was Jordan #45. Jordan #23 killed them.

[@ChrisM07]

Rodman and injuries killed the Magic.

[@mikemcgrath6150]

The underappreciated character of bird and magic highlighted here. Being great and smart enough to relent to others for the benefit of the team. Shaq is low IQ, gets a pass for dismantling 2 good team bc he wanted all the attention.

[@JmO-ee1bi]

Shaq is low IQ af and tried hard to seem smart to compensate

[@genemartinezjr]

Bill Simmons consistently says dumb shit all the time. Jordan didn’t play bad at all in that series

[@mikemcgrath6150]

Got his stats but blew the ending in 2 games. Not good.

[@jarmaincharleston7405]

The one common denominator in those magic and Lakers teams that he said self destructed was shaq there’s your ego problem reason bulls left him open was cause they did not have any big guys Cartwright had retired he left free agency they sing joe Kline I believe who couldn’t stay healthy that why they traded for Dennis

[@robg8203]

Makes you think if Shaq was the reason for the problems with Penny and with Kobe. Both great teams but "egos" got involved with both of em.

[@jeromekidd790]

I’ve ALWAYS felt that his ego was the problem in both locations. I see the evidence in how he’s ALWAYS offended on the TNT show!

[@robg8203]

@@jeromekidd790 great point, anytime Charles needles him he takes it personally.

[@mikemcgrath6150]

Shaq in Orlando but both on Lakers. Kobe didn't concede to shaq, threatened to leave and Lakers concluded shaq was approaching his end and went w kobe.

[@brandonoglesby6291]

Orlando would have got a chip by 99 and probably wins back to back. Bulls 96-98 to much for the league to handle

[@JayBiggz]

how old is this? when ben simmons was doing the Rewatchabulls him and russilo talked about how MJ played pretty good, but here he's saying he played bad.

[@NBAreferencepage]

That is becuase people in the media are brainwashing other people about Michael Jordan, that is one of the reasons that they always change there answers, the problem is that Micahel Jordan fans only go with things that help MIchael Jordan but they don't go with things that go against Micahel Jordan .

[@fullmetal1766]

@@NBAreferencepage what exactly goes against Michael?

[@NBAreferencepage]

@@fullmetal1766 Well lots of things. But I don't usually waste my time with internet typing wars. If you disagree with me on something you are welcome to go on my podcast then .

[@louismclean6662]

Hakeem made him and Shaq his son's!!!

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

DId Bill mention Bird in this video?

[@reputablehype]

Bill Simmons tries to discount every other team's championships lol

[@jmu76featuring61]

Mj literally retired during he end of his prime and yall expect him to win lol

[@johnnymcgregor81]

Is this video from 90`s or what?

[@nixonangeles]

I actually think it was because of Phil and Rodman.

[@goldenstate2192]

That 95-96 conference finals was probably the most unwatchable in history of the NBA. NO NEED to watch after game 1😳.. MJ was obviously pissed off at what happened the year prior, and responded like an absolute monster. That MAGIC team literally lost it, and Shaq left for the Lakers😏

[@EmilyAdams-q1h]

Grant is right. That Magic team could have won 3 or 4 titles. Shaq should have stayed in Orlando.

[@theophilus1981]

What would've hurt Shaq was the fact he wanted Penny in the Magic, they gave up Chris Webber for Penny, that would've been crazy, Webber and Shaq on the same team

[@jameswilliams4142]

Twin towers lol

[@TheTonytone77]

Penny was better

[@TheTonytone77]

Alot better

[@theophilus1981]

@@TheTonytone77yeah true but he had an ego and once he got injured that was it, while Chris Webber wanted to play with Shaq and played for longer

[@ends15]

@@theophilus1981 penny had no ego. He just got blitzed by Shaq taking shots. Penny always said It was SHAQ'S team

[@BCH19821091]

Shaquille said infinite amount of times as far back as 92-93 he was going to the Lakers if ORL offered him 7 years at $250 million he was going to LA. This interview is abjectly nothingness

[@victorsuarez3]

It must be the goggles!

[@jlrob85]

I’ve never bought that narrative of Jordan not being as tuned up as he should have been hence they lost to the Magic. The guy dropped 50+ at MSG earlier in the season. Bought in a good vet and the best player in Europe and won another three peat

[@wiseborn2172]

Then you aren't old enough to have been able to have watched his career up to that point. You don't walk away from the pro game, play baseball (or any sport) for two years and come back just as you left. What you saw was that Jordan was so great that he could do that and come back and perform at a level that would make you think he wasn't rusty.

[@MR.__G]

@@wiseborn2172 most importantly he didn’t make any excuses. After that season he won 2 mvps, 3 fmvps, 3 scoring titles, 3 all nba, 3 all def, finished 7th, 5th & 4th in dpoy & didn’t miss a single game in a 32 month span. That’s how you make up for losing

[@andymullarx6365]

Ego's I'd right. Just like Vince Carter and Tracey McGrady squandering a great opportunity.

[@againstallodds1582]

It wouldn't have matter with the series outcome. With Horace they may have won a game or two.

[@ChrisM07]

G2 probably has a different result with him, what gets overlooked is the Magic had a much worse record in games without Grant that year compared to when Shaq was out.

[@Tony-fb1gd]

Why doesn't this dude age??? I envy him for that!

[@insanemob8508]

Bill Simmons always hating on Jordan

[@NBAreferencepage]

Hey would you like to go on my podcast to show your facts then? If you want to go on it is real simple all you have to do is let me call you up. If you want to go on email me your phone number [e-mail]

[@darrellbarnes2096]

So Shaq is the common denominator of negativity with his teammates

[@comorienbgmohamed9572]

Because My Man Rodman😈 Destroy You and Shaq 😁 RODMAN AVERAGED 16.0 rebound a game THE SWEEP EFFECT👏🏽

[@gregcuevas7189]

If ya coulda ya woulda

[@darrenharris3434]

It's simple, Orlando beat Da' Bulls the previous year and MJ took it personal...

[@NBAreferencepage]

Let me know if you ever want to go on my program and go over what you wrote then.

[@arioca]

Horace Grant should be in the Basketball Hall of Fame.

[@goodgame971]

No he shouldn’t

[@marcusnorwood2405]

HELLA NAW

[@terencethomas7891]

As much as I love Horace you reaching

[@arioca]

@@terencethomas7891 Why? Horace was a key factor to improve every single team he was on: Bulls, Magic and Lakers. Without him these teams probably wouldn’t have won nearly as much. He did more than just scoring and was efficient guarding bigs. It’s unbelievable how most Michael Jordan fans still don’t understand that basketball is a team game.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

@@goodgame971 exactly I like Horace but come on he wasn't a Hall of Fame player.

[@jamesstallworth2721]

Narrator, as kicked? You're stretching it. Next year a sweep .

[@names_are.uselessyt7908]

2:30 c'mon, "more than a couple?" you got swept the 1 year you made the finals.

[@AfroCentauri]

3:02… then Hakeem Olajuwon happened.

[@renecunningham811]

Horce and pippen SMH lol😂😂😂😂

[@doitall36]

THE COMMON DENOMINATOR WOTH SHAQ AND PENNY AND SHAQ AND KOBE WAS SHAQ..DO THE MATH..THE MEDIA ALWAYS ASKS WHOSE TEAM IT IS TO DIVIIDE GREAT PLAYERS THAT ARE BLACK ON THE SAME TEAM

[@MauriSky2437]

"You could have made the finals without him" is lowly pandering. It's not even intelligent speculation. Why stop there?

[@kawaiiafangirl]

Like Bill, I do agree that the Bulls would win against the Magic in the ECF anyway in 1996. However, people do forget or don't know that the Magic players began to go down w/ injuries that series. Horace didn't finish Game 1 as he mentioned and would go on to miss the rest of the series, while Brian Shaw (2nd in APG on the team) only played the first 2 games. Nick Anderson (4th in PPG, 2nd best 3-Point Shooter, 3rd in RPG, and 3rd in APG) also didn't play Game 4 in that series. I know some people are already thinking that the Bulls blew out the Magic in Game 1 when everyone was healthy but I believe the Magic could've won 1 or 2 games if everyone was completely healthy.

[@herbertnelsonjr.9899]

Keep Dreaming! TRUTH is STRANGER than FICTION!!! Keep Dreaming!! While HERE in the real World they STILL were SWEPT! You can MAKE UP ALL this wishful thinking 🤔 BUT history does not 🤥 LIE! In the real World there is ONLY what happened and what did not happen!! Reality is NOT what I Think 🤔 would have happened IF???????

[@kawaiiafangirl]

@@herbertnelsonjr.9899 how are you that old but you still type like that? Lol.

[@larzocrew6579]

@@kawaiiafangirl that's all you know about this topic? fangirl?

[@kawaiiafangirl]

@@larzocrew6579 how about you? What more do you know about this topic?

[@larzocrew6579]

@@kawaiiafangirl no explanation for you, I watch MJ live in his second 3peat,... I never saw Horace in Bulls live but I saw him dismantled by Bulls

[@ThaRealERAQ]

they beat the bulls when jordan barely played after like 1 and a half. That Magic team choked in the finals big time.

[@christophersuswal9544]

Houston was the defending champs. If you don't think that means anything I don't know what to tell ya

[@ThaRealERAQ]

@@christophersuswal9544 it was a sweep, orlando choked big time. that was a super stacked orlando team for the time.

[@ChrisM07]

@@ThaRealERAQ They weren't going far with Kukoc at the PF spot regardless, they had Rodman afterwards that was the difference obviously.

[@ThaRealERAQ]

@@ChrisM07 were you even old enough to watch the series live? If you did you could clearly see Jordan was not close to his normal self. If he was it would not have really mattered.

[@ChrisM07]

@@ThaRealERAQ Do you have any common sense? They won a playoff series prior to that. 🙄 The difference was the Hornets were undersized (with the exception of Mourning) compared to the Magic who were a bigger team overall. The fact you're saying it didn't matter who was at PF clearly tells me you don't know a thing about the game, if it didn't matter why did they want to get Rodman afterwards instead of keeping Kukoc at that position? It takes a team effort to win no one can do it single handedly.

[@roliver3165]

The magic had heart and head issues, they honestly shouldn’t have lost to the rockets in the finals.

[@herbertnelsonjr.9899]

Then WHY did they lose if they were not supposed to lose????? They actually played the games and we have the results of those opportunities! This is the REAL World 🌍, NOT some alternative REALITY!! If they could have WON, they would have WON!!!! We don't have to Guess or make it up, WE KNOW what happened!! To LOSE 4 consecutive games is not an Accident!! STOP 🛑 this alternative REALITY!! Life is REAL!!

[@Mark-ro3gx]

Orlando should have won the first game. That is about it

[@aminurrrr0621]

NICK ANDERSON

[@ericvonjeffeson2640]

Orlando threw that finals

[@landscaping3716]

Coulda made the finals? They couldn't even get to the semi finals without him.