Michael Jordan Highlights vs Knicks (1991.04.04) - 34pts, Epic 24pts Comeback!

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[@ProductofCrew]

I can see people commenting that the defense was trash here, since Brian Quinnet is white and was guarding MJ.. But the more you watch, he had a hand in MJ's face and was actually staying in front of him for the most part. Defense wasn't trash in the 80's and 90's, MJ was just that good on offense.

[@potentially__9445]

Product of Crew awesome point!

[@saturndual32]

MJ made everyone look like crap.

[@AHMAD-2324]

Product of Crew MJ was killin every defender of that Era. Black and white...Only idiots and Kid's say because a defensive player of that Era was white they couldn't play defense. And that's complete Bullshit!

[@Xrayballer88]

What impressed me so much about Jordan was his ability to average 30+ ppg even into the 90s when the NBA transitioned into more of a half court game. It's incredibly difficult to score as efficiently as he did after the defense was able to get set.

[@ProductofCrew]

lol yes, I'm only 20 years old, never seen MJ play a single game, but understand the game enough to realize this guy is the GOAT. He would kill in any era of basketball. 80's and 90's were much more competitive than this era today in which each game is a 3 point contest. We live in the era of small ball, 3 point shooting.. This wouldn't survive back then.

[@CoreyT127]

They always say today's players are faster and more athletic. Jordan had the fastest first step in history and is faster too!

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

It’s his stutter step the makes it great and therefore the threat of the stutter which is also backed by his ability to change directions via simple crossover. He also keeps defender off balance with his ability to change between back down and face up either on the catch or off the dribble. Not to mention, in the air he can change direction and acrobatically adjust his upper body.

[@powerman1993tk]

Dean Smith clocked Michael Jordan running a 40 yard dash in 4.3 seconds coming into the NBA. Definitely the most athletic or one of the most athletic to ever play a team sport. Goat status!

[@localwear1]

I was thinking the same thing. I forgot, not only about his speed, but his acceleration. Just unbelievable. And the layups Jordan makes are so effortless!

[@78clutchman]

Smoother also

[@danielc3321]

It’s wild how he never really crosses up anyone. He just blows right by defenders.

[@bbjfam8248]

The drive to win that Jordan had was like no other. G.O.A.T

[@meg-k-waldren]

Wow, forget how athletic this dude was. That breakaway dunk was jawdropping.

[@jonathonchristian5445]

he flew on that

[@derekmcfarland9352]

This just shows ya how much of a difference hand checking makes when it comes to playing defense. That's why people say mj would avg 50 pts / game in today's nba

[@davonbenson4361]

Derek McFarland. Exactly.

[@TruthHasSpoken]

not sure of 50 but it's 100% certain that he would have scored more. Would be an interesting academic exercise to watch a dozen or so games and to see how many times hand checking impeded his progress resulting in a missed shot. One could take a % of those shots to try and arrive at an estimate of how many more shots he would have made. So too, without hand checking, he would have been fouled more, with his going to the free throw line more.

[@HoustonIsImmortal]

There was simply no escape from Michael Jordan on either end of the floor. The Man was ruthless and relentless!

[@Cwm368]

GOAT. No one even close

[@OKCthunderfansincechamps]

Cwm368 L .. Not even close to W

[@cheezlayer]

@@OKCthunderfansincechamps ?? Lolz😂😂😂

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

There you go thinkin about somebody else while you say that. i betcha... Too many great players in the history of the league to just dismiss any of them as "(n)o one even close". Cases can be made for Wilt, Kareem, LeBron, Magic, Larry, Russell, Shaq, Kobe,etc. Me personally, i got Kareem as the greatest ever. And thats a FIRM choice for me. Somebody like Mike would have to. have won 8 championships for me to put him past Kareem.

[@corkystorky]

@@theloverswineverytime1625 He's so tall and other than the sky hook he had nothing to offer, too boring to watch, I wish there were super Centers with height of 8'4" to make him look SG and see what skill set he could entertain the fans with. Greatness comes with the appreciation of tougher opposition and excellence of execution.

[@RFlash-xc4lo]

The Basketball IQ at 5:46 you can see MJ make a split second descision. He aborted jumping for the rebound then shadow clone jitsued around Ewing and perfectly stole the ball out Ewings hands.

[@boogieloo1831]

1:24. He's not going that fat but look from where he launches for that dunk. His leftover foot is at the dotted line - 10 feet from the hoop. It's not how high he gets although it's high enough. It's that MJ has those huge hands which allow him to palm the ball. There's no need for him to guide the ball in like others which requires a jump from much nearer - he could extend and stretch to dunk. Awesome.

[@RecruitingJunkie]

Animal. There hasn't been anything like Jordan before, during, or since. Kobe was the closest. I feel bad for the LeBron generation that didn't get to see real basketball in the 80s and 90s in "real time" like I did. In this era of no hand checking and flopping, Jordan might have averaged 45 for a season.

[@youraverageguy5746]

gbinct stfu

[@zenitsuthunder3946]

Anthony Edwards

[@dazdavis7896]

May be just another 30-pt game in a career where a dude had 60+ countless times, but I still always remember this game. Cuz of that dunk fest. Even when he scored 30 he made it look like 50, that’s what idiots today don’t get, every single possession was exciting with this dude on the court.

[@Everyoneisafraidoftheirtruth]

1:19. What a smooth dunk

[@jpogioli]

Could you imagine if one of these superstars today got smacked in the face like that? Flagrant 2, fined $20K.

[@kuriaki71]

Thanks for all your awesome videos.

[@panchito1384]

1:20 dunk is Sick.. 👀

[@tyreeantoin4969]

The GOAT

[@albertilagan5080]

2:16 what a power dunk and 5:00 great move

[@dlawson688]

Pippen had a big triple double in this game too

[@eddieg860]

This was real aggressive defense, u had to have greater offense to play in the 80's and 90's, MJ the greatest ever...

[@youraverageguy5746]

Yeah Harden, Rose, Westbrook, Wade, Klay, etc. would have really gotten dismantled by Starks if they replaced Jordan. Lol Gtfo

[@eddieg860]

@Litty 3 Titty big difference trust me, offense will always trump defense, defense just makes offense work harder, the defense in the 80's and 90's were way different to what it is now

[@eddieg860]

@Litty 3 Titty no it was not the same, in the 80's n 90's the defense made it slower games and there werent many teams scoring triple digits like it is now, only a handful of teams, that's why they change the rules in this era, it's more fitted for the offense now, more fast paced, tons of 3pt shots, 3's werent bein shot like that in the 80's n 90's, it was more midrange shots then....now its 90% 3pts shots, no low post bigs nowadays, bigs are even shooting 3's....the game is fast paced now, even weak teams scoring 100+ points a game...i watched the NbA from the 80's up til now, huge difference trust me

[@eddieg860]

@Litty 3 Titty now back in the 60's they were fast paced, they dam near in the 120's, u would think back then it was slower, but it wasnt, they just as fast back then than it is now

[@eddieg860]

@Litty 3 Titty well u aint do enuff, bcuz in the 90's the score average was 95, so mayb u should do better research

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

It’s his stutter step the makes it great and therefore the threat of the stutter which is also backed by his ability to change directions via simple crossover. He also keeps defender off balance with his ability to change between back down and face up either on the catch or off the dribble. Not to mention, in the air he can change direction and acrobatically adjust his upper body.

[@mikiseifu989]

Todays players dribble so much, run around so much to get free… this dude just get there, just like I would if I was playing a 5 yr old. GOAT

[@WrathUponEden]

Best Ever!

[@makavelioutlaw7037]

This iz tha only game I've seen highlights of where he was wearing different 6's. I seen a pic tha other day of this game n I thot my eyez decieved me but alas, in a few replays here, u can tell tha color is definitely not infrared. Think it's dark blue.

[@nitroburner1838]

4:20 the announcer said Mike took it personally...yes sir he did

[@turtleislandlac1490]

1990-91 was definitely peak Jordan, he was like a cannon about to go off every time he touched the ball. In 90-91 Jordan could go coast-to-coast like a corvette and fly over the defender, while still being able to nail the jump shot. You didn't see that in the second threepeat, or even as much in 92-93, his last year before the first retirement.

[@williedonnett1752]

watching mj play is like listening to tupac rap

[@Jboooog18]

Willie Donnett oh my dont ever disrespect mj like that

[@magichands135]

Willie Donnett 2 of the best

[@a6life874]

Nintariz more like miles Davis

[@BarackOsama69420]

Willie Donnett jay-z*

[@kareemmiddleton966]

Willie Donnett Word up! Well said

[@Freshb0y1231]

🐐

[@champsvizion7801]

Masterpiece

[@AHMAD-2324]

The only Pro that the other Pros were in Awe of. Best to ever do it Michael Jeffrey Jordan.

[@uncolunk]

When he saw that " " man wearing number 23 it was over.

[@meg-k-waldren]

Omg. 1:20 is almost from the FT line.

[@digitalsidestreet]

@ 4:15, the commentator says "I think Michael took it personally in the 1st&2nd quarter..and uhh..that's not good for the other guy."

[@micheljean9561]

Une maitrise parfaite du ballon ! & une anticipation de ses adversaires impressionante...Elvis of the king, Martin L.K. and M.jordan !

[@fresh2def23231]

This game displayed goatness on Every level. I mean even the Kobe and lebron ever had a first step this lightning. No wasted dribbling. Straight to the point. Even Kobe needed dribbling to get into rhythm. Jordan didn't need a dribble.defenders was so scared of him blowing by him with his first step that he could just shoot over his defenders whenever he felt like it.... Look at the DECADE'S he was able to dominate with probably the most impressive is wizards days being out of his prime and still able to dominate players 20 yrs younger than him at 40. Just tells anybody with a brain that works correctly that he was Averaging 25 -6 -5 at one point before his Injury 38 1/2 what he would do it he was 25 in 2001

[@AlexanderFrieske]

RIP Quinnet's career hahah maaan oh man did MJ take that personally.

[@willstaywinning]

4:17 “I think mike took it personal.” We know lol

[@emack4371]

The GOAT PERIOD

[@kharenbalois203]

That move at @4:09 damn!

[@tyaniggy1397]

notice how far the tomahawk is!!

[@itsnotrhenlopez7626]

Wtf theres so many hang time of mj in this video...first time i saw this highlight

[@zekenserena]

Look like in the 2nd half his eyes lit up every time he saw Quinet wearing his number!!!

[@OKCthunderfansincechamps]

Zeke sHUMPERT dude ur watching too much skip bayless. U cant even see his eyes lying ass nigga

[@zekenserena]

I guess what I mean is he IMMEDIATELY went on the attack when Quinet faced off against him. I had ZERO idea someone would take the "eyes" reference literally.....NIGGA!!!!!

[@j7x54]

Someone started talking mess to mike, then he said ok.

[@leechrec]

The way MJ uses his teammates for screens and they way he executes it is ridonculous. He doesn't need to run around like a headless chicken, but he gets free so smartly.

[@ymdrt21]

Why the audience cheering everytime Jordan got the ball and scores? Thats New York Knicks' Stadium!

[@garymartin23]

1:20 takeoff

[@hahandroo]

Look at all that hand checking

[@AlexVonCrank]

Thanks for uploading but these mirrored edges suck bad! Can't you just upload it squared?

[@ryanlau2846]

The New York Knicks blowing leads since as usual...

[@Ozem_Israel]

Call a foul on Walker shoots freethrows. Today: flagrant 2.

[@EggsEzz]

Stutter step at 0:55. Haven't seen anyone do it in ages.

[@larrygarner2333]

These my youngboy days raised in Queens that had me hatin the Bulls

[@larrygarner2333]

Gotta respect it no doubt

[@allendelarosa0525]

4:16 yes he took it personally

[@stuffstuff8942]

People are really gonna act like Quinnet wasn’t in front Michael Jordan defensively for most of the matchup lol? Dude played defense well and still got burned.

[@jaymoney6233]

Knicks did Quinnett so dirty this game smh left that man on an island with MJ

[@andrewanderson5948]

5:01 He said "Aaarghh"

[@epifaniocortez]

pippen took the last shot, and it was fine back then, but now, they will say ur disrespecting for taking a shot even if just u dont want to commit turnover

[@tubenachos]

Quinnet played MJ very well on D 😳

[@anueltoothache1385]

Minute 5:00 👑

[@bangkokgirls]

0:23 iPad check? Brian Quinnet was the real #23.

[@tevinwebb]

“Digital Good Times”

[@h236981]

2:41 definitely a traveling

[@copyrightstrikez_bandit143]

Lechoke did it

[@fazrinbudi2789]

Was that, howard stern on the commentary

[@billj4525]

Howard stern commenting basketball? I can't even tell who you're talking about, as no one sounds like him to me. You're trolling?

[@archan6el774]

His midrange is wet

[@tooBlessed847]

Jordan displaying the entire repertoire with that little studder step change of pace on the break.@ 0:50 on Starks from the 3 point line too; when Jordan bust out that sort of move you know that you're in for a long night if you are the opposition and unfortunately Quinnet was that suppose opposition.lol

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

So, who tf was the white guy tryna guard MJ? They could'na had Kenny Walker or Starks on him? Some of this is just stupid as far as the Knicks go.

[@FurrkkJones]

Thee waay Wee Looked At It We Really Lost Michael Jordan Than Kobe & All his Highlight Games Says It All Period !!

[@jstar0737]

MJ literally stole a pass from the dude he was guarding on top of three point and somehow steals by the free throw line.

[@theguy9150]

LeBron would continue passing the ball to fucking bums just because is “the right play” instead of taking over like he did in Boston.

[@kharenbalois203]

Is this Bulls homecourt?

[@kharenbalois203]

Coz that dunk at @2:19 the crowd seemed like Bulls' fans

[@bonextv30]

Let lebron to watch all mj highlight he shocked 😲 debate finish mj GOAT.

[@billj4525]

He was obsessed with MJ growing up, and got his autograph. I mean he was literally MJ's biggest fan back in the day, so why would you think he hasn't watched MJ? That's crazy, Lebron has probably watched MJ more than just about anyone. There is a reason he has MJ's number, it's no coincidence. MJ is the GOAT, but that kind of goes without saying.

[@asylum1166]

Imagine LeBron playing against this! 50

[@brown123487]

Lebron needs a superteam to get 50😂

[@davonbenson4361]

4:50.

[@davonbenson4361]

0:40.

[@MessiMessi-sv2pn]

I couldnt sleep well life in lux do noting for it oh yes leting 8-15 year old kids work 6 days a week 12 h a day for 20$ a month like they were born for in vieatnam china russia and then sell one shoe for 250$ so sad how u support this dude

[@magichands135]

Even the greatest people are not perfect. Just be happy for the basketball he gave us and the inspiration and his focus and everything basketball. His social involvements and his endorsements are not his strong points. I had many Jordan shoes and they were all shit, I'll never buy a Jordan shoe again. Maybe one more pair that I'm gonna regret. But he's still a hero, one of the best examples of human excellence.

[@williamcalvert1957]

I hate the Knicks and love Jordan so this is everything I want in one.

[@lifewithgthemac161]

Bulls traded Oakley for Cartwright I wish bulls could have traded Oakley for Ewing

[@larrygarner2333]

Wouldn’t have happened,NY too smart for that

[@youraverageguy5746]

Overrated era Travel 0:54

[@youraverageguy5746]

Samuel Almeida Are you fucking kidding me? You are saying that's not a travel? Are you blind?

[@boogieloo1831]

Pooh, you found a travel. That really means everything. I guess that means today's NBA is like your JV basketball considering there are countless uncalled travels. Have you seen Shaqtin-a-fool? Smh.

[@lamefart]

Dude he was actively dribbling. Was he holding the ball in two hands? Find me a rule book were stutter steps is a travel.

[@Th3Passerby]

@@lamefart he doesn't know basket ball... just your typical bronsexual

[@lecowardjames]

@@youraverageguy5746 lechoke take 8 steps