LEGENDARY Michael Jordan FINALS Footage (REACTION)

[@rogerwescott2301]

Another banger 🔥🔥💯

[@AidanGoat-wm3ir]

always

[@thomasrios7752]

This man is always and will be my goat..🏀🏆oh yeah this is great quality pic video 💯👍

[@Downtownjimbobrown]

I like your energy bro.......Keep it going.Especially them Jordan Videos.

[@Acloud1]

Yessir appreciate that my guy hit that sub!

[@Downtownjimbobrown]

Im a subscriber bro.See u at 100,000k subs soon.

[@Acloud1]

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[@braydendock9591]

Yessir keep it up Gng 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯

[@louisiana318]

Jordan never panicked a winning mindset by all means... THE G.O.A T

[@riseharris5204]

I Love #Mike🥰

[@ShaunSims-u9q]

Can't stop him period.

[@tonejack1]

Game recognize Game. Nice video.🔥

[@Acloud1]

Thanks 💯

[@basedtexas18]

Loved message at the end of video straight facts

[@Acloud1]

That’s a real supporter right there

[@tuntuu]

Jordan's switch hand vs Lakers: When he drove the lane, he went up with the ball in his right hand. Sam Perkins, the Lakers' best defender, took a step toward Jordan but didn't challenge him. Jordan was spooked anyway, and therefore chose to switch hands and used the right amount of spin to toss the ball high off the backboard for the layup.

[@cyber6sapien]

A little background on the shoulder shrug in the 92 Finals. Magic was always the guy MJ was chasing. MJ respected Magic a lot. Magic had to retire prematurely in the 1992 NBA season after he test positive for HIV. After Magic retired, he did some sideline reporting of NBA games. I can't recall how long he did this, but in 1992 it was Magic's first time covering the playoffs. After MJ hit his last three pointer, he turns to Magic who was announcing from the sideline and shrugs. MJ does this because shooting threes was not a part of his game. So he turns to Magic as if to say "Can you belive this? I'm not sure what's going on! ". But I think he also does it to acknowledge that Magic as a fellow All time great, can probably relate to that moment of being in zone and feeling like everything you shoot is going to go in.

[@zipo1039]

I just notice clyde looks like kevein durant😂😂Mj is the Goat🎉🎉

[@dragonray9450]

It wasn't a showboat move young man if you look at the play there is a defender on his right ready to go up and try to contest so Jordan switches hands in mid air. Jordan's B-Ball IQ was second to none.

[@aleczanderestrella0922]

Ya earned a sub.

[@Acloud1]

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[@thecodetalker5742]

😂😂😂 that's a FRAGRANT something!!! Nah, that's a regular foul in the 90s.... It was much tougher to be elite back then. That's why we say jordan is better than lebron.

[@Acloud1]

😂😂😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@darkomtobia]

MJ has a bb Masterclass video.

[@Acloud1]

Drop link

[@nickatnite16]

Fam , you should do a reaction to Jordan's "crossover" "in and out dribble" ,and "stutter step" videos(all by Ball is Life) . Video shows how his ball handling(along with quickness) allowed him to get to any spot on the floor

[@Acloud1]

Great suggestion

[@MrKurtykurt]

Poor Clyde man, dude was humble af and arguably a top 5 all time shooting guard (making him one of the best basketball players to ever live) literally a skinny Vince Carter, same height same vertical but a little skinnier and quicker with a better all around game. But the media decides to throw out some “hot takes” before the ‘92 Finals and fire up an MJ who didn’t need firing up

[@chirsmma3289]

Please react to Mike Tyson savage moments 🙏

[@Acloud1]

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[@chirsmma3289]

@@Acloud1 appreciate it, it was uploaded by the account SAVAGERY

[@Sejb417]

I respect that LBJ is your favorite player…Jordan is the greatest. You can appreciate both.

[@whenisdinner2137]

The refs literally used to say "no blood no foul" 😂

[@--ArcAngel--]

You got all those dunks on a 10' rim? Color me impressed...

[@Acloud1]

Yeah you want a dunk video from me

[@--ArcAngel--]

@@Acloud1 I'd be lying if i said i wasn't very curious!

[@DallasSlicc]

Don’t forget about that Original Career Documentary folks!! 3 part series or so!! Gimme that docu and I got you with the sub 🫡

[@AidanGoat-wm3ir]

link?

[@Acloud1]

Link?

[@thecodetalker5742]

Old head here...checkout the best Big Man to play in the NBA. OLAJUWON

[@jamesmitchell3615]

Bro, don't feel no kind of way because Magic Johnson is my favorite player, but I still know MJ is the greatest of all time, and it's not even a close second. Salute for the vid🫡

[@marshalljankins4526]

Not a crazy statement. You just know ball. Magic is my favorite but Jordan is the Goat.

[@thecodetalker5742]

Bums😂Bro, they weren't bums,they just weren't ELITE. The worst pro would embarrass y'all.

[@Acloud1]

If I played in the 80s I’d be a lotto pick no cap

[@thecodetalker5742]

@@Acloud1 Maybe, but you have the luxury of. Learning all of the moves that you have from all of the previous generations. How many moves did you actually invent yourself? When you watch those highlights you are watching guys do things for the first time.

[@Acloud1]

💯💯

[@OwenVaughn-v8s]

J critics continue to mention that the Bulls beat the Lakers because they were old. The Lakers beat Portland who were favored to go to the championship. Magic averaged 21, 12, 7 in the regular season and 21, 12, 9 in the championship. Second in MVP voting. Magic was in his 12th season and still elite with 5 rings. Worthy and Scott were still All Stars even though they were hurt. After losing game 1 J predicted they would win the next game and the championship.

[@GregNewkirk-o8h]

Wilt and Mike are aliens. You can't train a 48 inch vertical (4 FEET ) 6 ft 6 top of head 6 above rim . Wilt 7 ft 2 top of head 1 ft 2 inch above rim ALIENS 😮

[@nickatnite16]

Ainge losing back to back finals with 2 different teams(Portland & Phoenix) to MJ

[@Arrowflynn1897]

There’s nothing wrong with having a favorite player, that’s not the GOAT. I’ve been a cub fan since WGN TV started telecasting cub games and not one of those cubs were the GOAT.

[@V12BenzAMG]

MJ only attempted 1.7 threes per game his entire career and MOST of the time those were last chance tie/overtime difficult shots with multiple defenders...RARELY did MJ ever go out to the 3pt line and set up ready for a planned 3 in regular situations...this is why his 3pt% was average...because the ones he did take were mostly difficult, last chance, end of game attempts... is there a video montage of a string of wide open easy 3's missed by MJ? Today's players just post up around the 3pt line and pass it around until one of them takes the shot...

[@louisiana318]

It's more bums in the league now to me, 10 to 15 above average players imo

[@gupr3526]

If u take names away and use accomplishments theres a whole h.o.f career that seprates them. If i told u joe schmoe won 1 mvp 2 finlas mvps 4 first team all defense 3 all defensive teams defensive player of the year 9 scoring titles youd say joe schmoe had a h.o.f career. thats the difference between the 2 outside longevity numbers if u telling me longevity over powers the h.o.f career between them thats cool but its not a good argument. no mention of how teams lost who played with who what conference was what who got swept lost 1st round nthn. the 1 chasing has played way more seasons than the player on the throne which makes it even easier 2 see how great they really are its a whole h.o.f career that seperates them in accomplishments long b4 u can mention anything

[@MicroWave233]

Dont know if you saw my comment on the last jordan video but these 2 clutch highlight videos are better at showing his clutchness. The videos include shots when the shot clock is running down too and half court but this is the best I could find with good quality. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJLRg4GOq9mqrNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5bFlJ-qoLdmq5o

[@Acloud1]

Oh word bet appreciate that my guy!

[@jeremyrogers6871]

We done with the two thousand twenties. They don't wanna play in the all star game or the dunk contest pitiful. And then yeah yall don't even play defense😂