Michael Jordan vs Chris Mullin Highlights vs Warriors (1991.11.20)-53pts Total!MJ SHUT MULLIN DOWN!

[@Paul-wu7xd]

I always liked how Jordan and Pippen wanted to guard the best players on the opposing teams.

[@BarakBM]

This shows just how insanely good mj was as a defensive player.

[@AHMAD-2324]

This is MJ in his prime no Athlete in no other sport compares to this version of Michael Jordan. He was dominant on offense and defense every Game he played. Which was alot because he's the only Guard/Wing to play 82 Game's a record 9X's.

[@dubbrown5594]

Facts

[@samuelzalinski3352]

@Leaving Blank You sure invested a lot of time commenting on one particular athlete who doesn't know, or care, that you exist. Just a few small points. Horace Grant made ONE All-Star team during his entire career and it was during the 93-94 season when Jordan was playing baseball. Also, Rodman made TWO All-Star teams in 89-90 and 91-92 when he was playing for Detroit. So technically, Jordan never played with an All-Star PF. You are correct that the historically great mid-80s Celtics teams beat Jordan whose best teammate at the time was a coke addict. Jordan averaged close to 44 Pts a game in the 85-86 series including the 63 Pt game against a starting lineup with 4 HOFers in their primes. Funny that I recall Bird saying that he thought it was "God disguised as Michael Jordan." Beat his ass like a drum. Good one. Better off that you don't come back to read replies. Take your ball and go back home before you make an even bigger ass of yourself.

[@AHMAD-2324]

@@samuelzalinski3352 My sentiments exactly!!!

[@timkelly6308]

Wow didn't know this

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

😯 Wow❗

[@lokey987]

Prime mj both physically and mentally

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@Tammy T 😒 You are an ignoramus ✅

[@HoustonIsImmortal]

Every night the fans expected MJ to be Air Jordan and I'll be damned if he didn't give us MORE than our money's worth!!

[@HoustonIsImmortal]

therealist811 Yep. It ain't even close. Like Ice Cube said, LeBron is a basketball player. MJ was a Super Hero!

[@laurenceclay1065]

Damn Ice Cube said that? His Right on the money, so truthful.

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

On this day, the Bulls beat the Warriors. Today is a good day.

[@cediep0tp0t32]

Yeah.. But load management is way better now.. 😂😂😂

[@tinytanks]

these guys put more effort into this game than most of today's teams will in a month

[@multyz1]

Today's NBA have great shooters than MJ's era.

[@RoninDays]

@@multyz1 They play soft like their generation "zoomers" :)

[@emmanuelandrew6513]

@@RoninDays stop the damn cap

[@festusaniemeka3350]

Stiff white boyz

[@halfshot253]

@@multyz1 no defense

[@1108takuya]

The 90sNBA was hard Defense!

[@jasonhowell7170]

Yes it was..and still the greatest scorer in the history of the game dominated...MJ is the only player to avg.over 30.1 ppg a game HIGHEST of all time. 31 50+ point games including 6 50× point games in the playoffs HIGHEST of all time...and. 173 40× pt games...to LeBron's 66 games with 40+ pt games..LBJ will never be like Mike.

[@1108takuya]

@@jasonhowell7170 Thank you,very much!

[@jasonhowell7170]

@@1108takuya You are very welcome my friend

[@1108takuya]

@@jasonhowell7170 （＾＾）／

[@joek8259]

90s ball was legit.

[@retrorapmusic]

What a battle! Chris Mullin was a beast too! Awesome MJ moves!

[@jayscribe7547]

Mullin had so many fast break points off of leak outs. But MJ played big down the stretch

[@andrewhoyle1521]

CHRIS MULLIN is underrated. He was a great player.

[@patrickfreitas3549]

Mullin

[@andrewhoyle1521]

@@patrickfreitas3549 ur right

[@TheEdwinb1]

Yeah I was trying to figure out how he got shut down lol. This guy has some very misleading thumbs for his vids. Most of his vids are great though.

[@AHMAD-2324]

How?... When he was a first ballot HOF player...

[@mmafan2223]

Dream team... HOF... not underrated.

[@YangLYY]

The game was so beautiful to watch back then...

[@donaldpriola1807]

Mully was sneaky on defense. These highlights make me miss the old school NBA.

[@GmoneyMozart]

I wish the league would revert some of the rules back.

[@YoungBlood507]

Rules like what?

[@boogieloo1831]

Unlimited - being allowed to play physical defense - and no, these highlights don't give a true picture of what a 48 minute game back then was like at times. They could put hands on the body with force, forearms shoved in the chest with force. There were so many holds and grabs which are too much however. And no ticky tack fouls if you touch a guy defensively like today. That's why today's players shoot so many more free throws. Physical play makes fatigue a factor as well. And finally, eliminating the 3 second defensive rule which forces defenders out of the paint every 3 seconds which is why the stretch 4 and 5 developed - they were no longer able to defend the basket effectively and teams gave up on trying to stop easy baskets at the hoop. That's why it's so easy for even the smallest guys to get lay ups so easily today. That's why there are so many easy dunks with no big man contesting the dunks and easy hoops like in Jordan's day. They called it a "no layups policy" back then. Defense allowed for more competition. You could win even without all of the best offensive talent. Defense wins championships. But the NBA wanted high scoring for more ticket sales. And the rule changes of 04-05 happened. And now winning is about which team has the most money for offensive talent because you're not allowed to aggressively defend them - no longer is it about which team plays the hardest and toughest. It was more exciting and honest before. Now it's a sham. Half the teams are tanking. And nobody cares about defense. Just chucking threes. No grit. No toughness.

[@edwinlaguer3111]

@@boogieloo1831 If they changed the rules, it's for a reason. The NBA found out that it was better to make the game less physical and eliminate handchecking . Either way, basketball has not stopped being a physical sport, if you play basketball, you know it.

[@jasonbournesburner3845]

@@edwinlaguer3111 Not true, this is very false. They changed it because they The NBA executives wanted more scoring after Mj's second retirement. The late '90s was horrible with too much brute, then it picked up a little in the early 00's, In 2004, that all changed, they eliminated defence all together pretty much. However, at times but not enough, you will see some Defence occasionally. But not like in the late 80s to mid-90s where it was 50-50. Go back and look at some of those scores in the late 90s. Miami Heat-Knicks, even Bulls vs Pacers, Jazz...low 80s-mid 100s, sometimes 70s. Now? 130-150! no friction in sight. You remove that defensive 3-sec rule, that will change instantly. I have a feeling the NBA will revert to some degree, especially with this Netflix docuseries coming on 98 Bulls. I see a lot of MSM pushing their narratives now. unlike prior. It needs to be 50-50. it's not like that now.

[@edwinlaguer3111]

@@jasonbournesburner3845 The reason why the scores are so high now is because the offenses just kept getting better. In today's game there's way more spacing and and the game is faster paced. Defensive rule changes probably where a factor, but in MY OPINION, people oveyrestimat how phisical the NBA was.

[@zpacify]

Always loved Mullin's game. He was smart, skilled, and had great hands. He stripped Scottie on the same play three times just timing him on the way up lol!

[@TomiAdewoleAdetom]

The Archangel Michael at work again. Offense like Kal-El; defense like the Juggernaut. ~ Michael forever

[@luzonrodante704]

I admired the shooting touch of mullin from the arc. I remember the power of merlin.

[@wesisme777]

MJ = GOD

[@billbill6576]

Great game by both teams!

[@shygoneprodriguez182]

MJ THE REAL NEO OF BASKETBALL..

[@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86]

That is some damn good defense by both teams.

[@tboned1]

Jordan was a non stop defensive monster

[@onlyfacts3178]

MULLIN still got 18PTS 12REB 3 ASS 3 STEALS 4 BLOCKS....great players always find ways to be effective... MULLIN stayed in the game the entire time 48minutes...

[@davemancini298]

How underrated was Chris Mullin ?? Great player !!!!

[@boogieloo1831]

dave Mancini - absolutely. Guys like him and Bird show how the game is not about athleticism first but rather, about understanding how to play the game. And the necessity of a good jump shot. Both were incredible shooters.

[@RickyMoss]

@@boogieloo1831 both Mullen and bird were snipers and both of them had very quick hands and were quick thinkers

[@chadtep7571]

@@RickyMoss Jordan's basketball IQ is legendary. Along with Kobe and Lebron's.

[@chadtep7571]

@Shove This L Up Your Ass based on?

[@costumeninja1914]

Boogie Loo shut the fuck up... they were athletic , just not as athletic as Jordan. But who was...?

[@Lalambz]

mullen with them underrated quick hands

[@mjjumps]

2:20 that was so hard and he ALMOST missed it

[@iamballer-13]

Wow!! That was great dunk! like it!

[@relaxstaycalm1906]

his in game dunks are stylish, was that "kiss the rim"?

[@RickyMoss]

Mullin wasn't that athletic but he had very quick hands and he was a sniper

[@RickyMoss]

Mullins hands were crazy fast he had like 5 strips each on both Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen

[@pccoder]

When there was an abundance of talent in the nba.

[@TheMayimbe1]

People are saying Chris Mullin being underrated, this guy was part of the dream team, you guys got to be kidding me. Everybody knew this guy as a great player, and deadly from three.

[@johnkim9670]

Real Tough Defense! Better Soild Offense. Great Era!!!

[@filpan]

6:58, so this is the game with that famous lay up.

[@danteluckett3461]

filpan I noticed that too. Looks better in real time

[@str8duval]

Could have sworn he did that against the knicks also

[@evergreenthunder]

@@str8duval he did. Over Ewing.

[@michaelsk5493]

wow amazing rare game

[@rendellbartholomew2742]

Boy they went hard! Great 🎮 game.

[@tevinwebb]

Mullin had some of the quickest hands the game ever seen! 🐆

[@fetaldropkick]

Mullin did not look shut down by anyone, lol. He was cherry picking for days and stealing everything from the Bulls.

[@acornsucks2111]

Mullin had 18, 12 reb and 4 blks. MJ didn't even hit 50% of his shots. Jordan played well, but this was no domination.

[@ranggasob]

I miss the mid-range game

[@navshawnguron99]

I swear this is god playing basketball, like wtf. When he turned it on, there was no stopping him

[@kevincolder6396]

Mike played pretty hard that game it's like some nights he needed to be challenged

[@freddyb6105]

Mullin been dope since St John's.. y'all better check his dental records!! 😅

[@futuregohan4837]

And He's A Lefty Like Myself Chris Mullin: Well That's One Thing We Have In Common

[@Wardfolio]

So much uncalled contact this game compared to now. Games are much more exciting and competitive when the refs actually let them play.

[@michaelshanereynolds3458]

played for the warriors , i forgot all about that

[@go-goakins1489]

Mitch Richmond vs Micheal jordan is a better matchup in the previous year. Mitch was quite a defensive stopper ! I want to see that segment next. Billy Owens could never fill the void that Mitch left when he went to the kings 🤟🙌🏀

[@imaginethat3026]

Is it just me or does the footage look like it's from the late 60's/early 70's instead of 1991?

[@andreaprelestian5443]

Fundamental + Skills = Chris Mullin

[@ScottParisi]

Who's here from the Mullin owning Pippen video? PS: prime Mullin had some quick hands. PPS: Jordan was just next level great

[@guillaumea5527]

Mullin's defense is underrated, just as Bird's one. And also no outside shots here, Mullin went all inside in a bad shooting night, he was such a complete scorer.

[@X1xone]

Mullin was actually pretty good at driving to the hoop. Which always amazed me as he seemed to move in slow motion while driving but he could always adjust his body to get up a good shot.

[@GenXstacker]

Good example of Jordan's ability to hang in the air and readjust his shot. However, this was not the Warriors at their finest with Run TMC. Here they have Billy Owens instead of Mitch Richmond. Anyone who watched Richmond in Sacto knows who got the better end of that deal.

[@SeecretWeapon]

3:10 splits hardaway in the air

[@blackspider1405]

love the video. I missed where MJ shut Mullin down though.

[@jinpaloalto]

The game pace was so fast. Run TMC may be even faster than the 2016 GSW.

[@X1xone]

This actually was not Run TMC as Mitch Richmond was no longer on the team at this time, but your point is still accurate

[@khencyruzcruz1901]

no question no one ever surpass what mj did.... no one .... lebron no... kobe no... jordan is da best leader and the greatest who ever played... even in 50 years from now.... period...

[@McLovine46]

2:19

[@heavyweight6855]

They try to compare today's warriors with jordan's bulls (let me laugh). But could today's warriors beat their ancesters, i mean the run tmc ? The debate is open

[@WrathUponEden]

Best Ever

[@SubscribersWithaFewVideos]

“90’s hAd HaRdEr dEfEnCe” 0:41 that is what is being called a foul

[@multyz1]

Overrated defense.

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

Michaels 92 season was easily his most effortless season. In other words, MJ was the best MJ in 1992 and not 1991. Also Pippen was best Pippen in 1992 which made MJ’s job even easier. The Bulls were stronger in 1996 and 1997 than 1992 , regardless of what Ainge or anyone else thinks, the 1996 and 1997 Bulls were stronger than the 1992 Bulls, but MJ and Pippen, Grant and even Rodman had he been a Bull in 1992, were all the best versions of themselves. It’s just Rodman Pippen Jordan Kukoc is > Grant Pippen Jordan Cartwright. So sorry. But back to the message... - 67-15 his best regular season record yet - He averaged I believe 30.1 points which was his third lowest after shortened second season and rookie season but his team still won the most games - Pippen was officially prime - Jordan was in his athletic prime, physical prime and though 96 was effortless and 97 very close as well, Jordan could score 30.1 on over 50% still exhausting himself less, taking more jumpers than before 1992 but also being able to physically get to the rim more efficiently than Jordan in 1996 or 1997 where I believe he averaged 30.4 and 29.7 respectively, which puts 1992 between those two season in PPG but he also did it more smoothly and efficiently, he wasn’t over 50% again after 93 I’d guess off my head right now. Now the playoffs were a different story, the Knicks hit em square in the nose in game 1 and their season really began. The 92 playoffs were Chicago’s toughest. They lost 7 games after the first round, went 7 with New York and their dynasty was almost derailed as unexpectedly and faster than it even started. The Cavs and Blazers went 6 each with Chicago and were tied 2-2 both series. But MJs regular season was MJ and Chicago’s apex of the 88-94 era, he could do less, at his best and Chicago would do the rest. They won a championship in Chicago Stadium, they went back to back, they survived New York’s surprise attack, and distinguished the last two “teams of the 90’s in CLE and POR. Examples of this effortless ability from MJ and Chicago were the Game 7 vs NY when they won 110-81 in a sudden death situation. Game 1 vs Portland when they won by the second half of a finals game and MJ went for 35 points in the first half, hit six threes at an automatic clip, but could finish with 39 points and call it a day instead of going for another 60 + like the days prior to 1991 when Michael’s efforts weren’t a guaranteed win much less a blowout. And Game 6 vs Portland when Jordan could sit on the bench start of the 4th Qtr and let Pippen and the benchman erase a 15 point deficit to steal a second title going away. The Bulls and MJ were their most explosive prior to 1996 and 1997 when they took what 92 did and made it a normality. 1993 they did not have this same energy and swagger until 60-70 games into the season and in the playoffs when they again showed that surging raging Bull ability. Again New York took sails out of Chicago’s stampede but after returning home Chicago wrapped up 4 straight and then put Phoenix in a chokehold off jump and merely lost two games due to Phoenix’s explosability but only in desperation and not in rhythm.

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

OSCAR and EMMY true and false. There is a balance to be played at and Jordan understood that balance much better in the 90’s. He was physically better and better prior to 1992 but he was more under control for the entire game and of the entire game by the early 90’s. He was a better basketball player worse athlete in 1992 to 1987. He was also stronger and more efficient. Which was my point about 1992 being his most effortlessly great season.

[@zubinlal]

Great analysis.... very interesting read. The 92 bulls were a fascinating team

[@d-money_smoove]

Chris Mullin could hoop, had a slick left handed jumper.

[@asukamabataki2942]

たしか、クリス・マリンって、ドリームチームの一員でしたよね？ 思っていたよりも、地味めな選手だったんですね～ 堅実さは、ピカ一ですね～✨

[@jovybiag7661]

1:28 62% FG? How many games?

[@The_ZeroLine]

This is one of the sloppiest games I ever saw the Bulls play and it still looked 100x more sound than games today.

[@QuinnClips247]

The crowds were great back then!

[@X1xone]

Warriors fans have been good for a long time.

[@flebbes]

You all should support him on Patreon

[@cavalloditroia343]

This is like a NBA Jam arcade game lol

[@terrance_35]

Michael Jordan vs Chris muille🐐🐐🐐👍👍1991 11. 20

[@MichaelHeil-ei4ss]

Lo Looks like Jordan held Mullin to about 30 points! Most of what I saw was people making bad passes towards Mullin that Jordan got a hand on the steal.. But Mullin still got his points.

[@JamesJones-fj7qb]

Old school basketball players after the game's over, shake hands and good game! New school basketball players after the game's over hugs, exchanging Jersey's, exchanging phone numbers, going out to dinner, texting each other! I cannot and will not watch new school basketball! Nothing like the old school!

[@jamesfranklin6648]

wow Mullins cherry picks A LOT

[@Ayyj_23]

Mullen was locking up Pippen

[@malcolm23100]

Aj 24 he was tho

[@hansjakobli78]

Great video, but why do some basketball channels on youtube keep uploading cropped videos with blurry reflections left and right? It is hard to watch this way, imho.

[@L0ngstrip]

Because of the resolution. Otherwise it would be black.

[@mariopantoja8259]

5:38. Reverse layup? Oh. Ok. Fine. That's when I took it personal.

[@patrickfreitas3549]

Mullin had 18pts, 12reb, 4 blocks, 3 steals in a 4 pt point loss to the dynasty Bulls. How exactly is that being "shut down?"

[@dayra6425]

07:00 that's a technical now a day's wasn't even called back then

[@Aircholo]

2:19 poster time!!!

[@2gnozerings765]

TMC! TMC!

[@croplaya]

Dont forget MJ called him "Mullins"

[@ivorysteele]

Jordan is on cheat code

[@BrewokGanas]

this is what's gonna happen if prime bulls facing prime warriors with curry in it

[@Tanfo77]

Carmine 6 looks good.

[@fatherforgivemeiamasinner2107]

A better version of kawhi

[@go-goakins1489]

Go g s w go!!! 🌉🌉🌉🌉

[@trueskool1977]

Bruh...how many damn steals was in this game?

[@jaidenhaney9897]

I wouldn’t say he shut him down

[@jlange6171]

MJ's the greatest, but shut down? Mullin had a great game!

[@cdplaya1973]

Most came on leak outside and when MJ guarded he played him well and a couple when MJ wasn't in

[@awman42]

It’s a shame the warriors traded away Richmond or he could of saved Mullen from Jordan.

[@flynt1977]

I didn't see J shut down Mullin. I saw him steal terrible passes to Mullin.

[@TyBrezzy11]

when they was in the half court mj locked him up

[@donmai8583]

MJ traveled at 7:32

[@brucele2776]

7:29 yes. When the classic step back progress to up and under

[@radioactivehands]

TMC was fun, MJ and others had so much bounce. How did Mullen get to the other dude so quickly? He’s not fast. And he blocked shots! But MJ shut him down in the beginning but Mullen didn’t back down

[@patrickfreitas3549]

Mullin scored 18pts and grabbed 12 rebs. Also 4 blocks and 3 steals. He was never shut down in that game.

[@X1xone]

This was not TMC as I noticed Billy Owens on the court so Mitch was already a King. These Warriors were awesome to watch until Webber decided he wanted out.

[@kareemblackston2049]

Mullin had 18 points and 12 rebounds how is that shutting someone down

[@handlebucket6285]

Way below his regular season average

[@kareemblackston2049]

@@handlebucket6285 thats not shutting him down

[@handlebucket6285]

@@kareemblackston2049 Then what is lmao.

[@TyBrezzy11]

all of them were when mj didnt guard him lmfao

[@kareemblackston2049]

@@TyBrezzy11 yeah ok I know you didn't watch the game so I know you pull that out of your ass. In the 80s those guys where not afraid of him I watched Dominique give pippin and jordan 40 on a regular basis.

[@archan6el774]

His midrange is wet

[@evergreenthunder]

Opens up everything else.

[@keveedarts3693]

Billy Owens.. Now there’s a huge disappointment

[@davonbenson4361]

6:40.

[@laurenceclay1065]

This is the kind of game that make you say LeBron who?

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

Laurence Clay ...Like somebody said in the comments for a diff MJ-highlight vid : *(Motherfuckers) come to a MJ vid to HATE on LeBron. That's just silly.*

[@cheezlayer]

Bron wanted to be compared to his Royal Airness so what do expect, if you can point out just only one bron games similar or top MJ's moves and tenacity in the court I'll be damned, well too wide gap between the two of them.. To different dimensions..

[@dayra6425]

@@theloverswineverytime1625 that's cuz bronsexuals come to Mike videos to hate on Mike

[@lennycoco]

Million should be mentioned as top 5 white boy

[@nanmanledamtong7282]

What is crazy here is how rubbish MJs teammates were 🙄....... imagine the turnovers

[@lcasanova2546]

POOR MULLIN MUSTVE MADE MIKE UPSET 😂

[@MrSuave-ow9sr]

WHERE IS STEPH CURRY AND LEBRON IN THIS ERA? WHY THEY DIDN'T PLAY AND SHOW WHAT THEY GOT!

[@mralowen]

What a game, today's NBA sucks lol

[@multyz1]

MJ playing against plumbers and electricians. Okay Basketball nothing else.

[@multyz1]

@Go Live And you look like my maid I fired a week ago.

[@davonbenson4361]

6:35.