MICHAEL JORDAN: 34 pts vs Milwaukee Bucks (November 13, 1992)

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[@mikepetitti]

I remember after this game, Jordan said: "Ooooo yeah. Young legs like to run." He was referring to the enthusiasm of the younger Buck players such as Todd Day.

[@smoothSnake23]

another great game by the G.O.A.T. Happy Birthday to "his Airness". thanks for the upload dude, these never get old :)

[@sportjames23]

Happy Birthday to the GOAT!

[@sloopymybass]

8:34 michael jordan and scottie pippen move with perfect motion

[@jordanlover23]

Look at how many fakes he gives away from the ball at 7:01 to free himself up for the jumper. The best off the ball player in history among superstar players along with Larry Bird, by far. The block at 7:57 is amazing in terms of timing, and the block before that at the rim didn't appear to be a foul either. Thanks for this rare game.

[@HoustonIsImmortal]

The lefty reverse layup at 1:58 is arguably one of the greatest shots in NBA history but merely another night at the office for Michael Jordan.

[@popeyeisgood]

@jordanlover23 it just seems absurd how hard ( he makes it look so easy thought) he works to get open without the ball, the quick change of pace and direction is second to none. in that department i would even push so far to say that none of the player nowadays would even have the need,intelligence. to get open that way. it is sad that moving without the ball is such a lost art of basketball nowadays.

[@Fantumh]

the game was just better back then. Look at the emphasis on the mid-range and post game. Now it's rare to see a half-court possession where at least 3 players aren't standing outside the 3-pt line for the entire possession waiting for a pass. I know it's the natural evolution of the game, but the game has lost a lot of its art, and it's just simplistic and boring. The players only know how to do alley-oops and shoot threes, that's all they practice in a lot of cases.

[@midwestking100]

man, PREACH!!!!!!!

[@jordanlover23]

@jordanlover23 Reminds me of the play vs. Ehlo in the 69-point game where he does the same thing except goes between his legs, but Ehlo is shook by a mile.

[@Phokis1000]

It would have been cook to upload a 49pt game on his 49th bday

[@goodman5836]

come back balthus23

[@GalaxiaVLZ]

air jordan

[@darkdave1985]

respect to michael but 3:31 is sick af!

[@Agenthai7]

Hmm i rather have kobe, bron, and wade in this present era. I don't think basketball would be exciting anymore if MJ was beasting on this era. I mean the dude barely tried this game

[@neillane30]

blueeeeeeeeeee edwards

[@noel8421]

at 3:57... SICK!!! those 2 bucks players would've followed jordan into minnesota if those camera people weren't in the way!

[@alaskanmarine1]

I would love to see a '92 Jordan torch this current league.

[@jordanlover23]

OH MY GOD @ 3:56. Jordan goes behind the back on the quick stop to absolutely lose two defenders by about 10 feet. Wow lol.

[@popeyeisgood]

@Fantumh yea i laugh so hard when they said lebron has developed the post game this season. it has been taking kobe 15 years to emulate jordan or hakeem and he still hasnt got it right. and you bring out a good point too, when they try to score within the 3 pt arc, every one on the team is involved to make that play, screen, decoy, moving without the ball, that type of team work has been gone( last seen in the kings in mid 2000s imo)

[@00ytumamatambien00]

7.21 hahahahahahhahahah micheal THE BEST.

[@blackadam06]

@Fantumh "Now it's rare to see a half-court possession where at least 3 players aren't standing outside the 3-pt line for the entire possession" Exactly...

[@expergisci]

1:55 That's was crazy!!!