One thing you notice with watching these old games is how much of an exceptional rebounder Jordan was, especially in clutch situations. There's not many players, regardless of position, that I would pick over him to secure me a crucial rebound.
@sportschannel36372 жыл бұрын
Score, playmaking, defense, Jordan did everything.
@tonysanders12992 жыл бұрын
I Remember Watching This Game When I Was A Kid. I Screaming & Hollering At The T.V. Sooo Much!! My Mother Had To Come Running Into The Living-Room Thinking My Siblings Was Fighting. She Saw It Was Michael Air Jordan & The Bulls Was On 📺 She Immediately Join In On The Excitement Lol
@mikjord2 жыл бұрын
Before pumpin'up his muscles Jordan's engine was out of this world. He looks like a coyote never getting tired. Incredible stamina by an incredible athlete with a heart of lion.
@nymphopath98162 жыл бұрын
Agreed. I was just saying in another comment... Jordan is always leaping around on D trying to block anyone shooting! He is EVERYWHERE! This is exactly how I play NBA 2K video game, I'm controlling only Jordan, and chasing the ball around, leaping to block anyone that shoots in the post! Watching MJ play, is like watching a video game! SUPERHUMAN ENERGY! (As you said, "@4:07 "Michael Jordan gets blocked in traffic & hustles back on defense to knock the ball loose", whenever someone else gets blocked, they look deflated and discouraged. But MJ looks ferociously angry and out for vengeance! R Reminds me of when Rodman blocked MJ in Detroit, and he came back furiously blocking the SHIT outa Dennis, 3 straight times in row! each block better than the last.
@worldlfree2 жыл бұрын
@@nymphopath9816 we need that video
@kb26022 жыл бұрын
another banger by bruce blitz....salute incredible effort by Jordan on both ends of the floor, its a dam shame alex English isnt top 75 smh
@lonniebaines17202 жыл бұрын
NOW THAT'S REAL BASKETBALL. ...... MAN'S GAME
@isedairi2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for including so many details from the original transmission! I can't feel the same from watching games nowadays, from the crowds to the players....
@melvinwaring50032 жыл бұрын
This was a FANTASTIC!!!!!! video. My adrenaline was off the hook watching these guys go at it. Those Denver Nuggets were such a great basketball team back then. Tough as nails, and MJ and the bulls hung in there and did not fold. I had so much fun watching this game, and the Refs let these guys go at it all game. Imagine if games were played like this today. I would watch these types of games all day. MJ is just the most amazing athlete I have ever seen, his ups are crazy good. The two blocks in the 4th on Alex English (who is a hell of a player), absolutely incredible. Watching this game made my day, Thanks for putting this together, along with the Timestamps, Great job! WOW! What a Game.😃🔥
@9211goat2 жыл бұрын
What an atmosphere! Chicago Stadium was filled with new season ticket holders, there to see the spectacular MJ lead their Bulls to victory!
@mikjord2 жыл бұрын
The Denver Nuggets were a very good team. Lafayette "Fat" Lever was a premier shooting guards of late 80's. Not flashy but a very fundamentally sound player. Laffayette Lever was the leading rebound shooting guard in its time in the league and was behind Magic Johnson in triple doubles. On the other hand Alex "poetry in motion" English was a phenomenal small forward (led the league in total points during the 80's,) in the, probably,, greatest decade of small forwards in league's history. Michael Adams, Jay Vincent, Dave Schayes, Rasmussen made a very competitive team.
@cedric56682 жыл бұрын
Alex English was SMOOOTH whether layup or jump shot
@TheJesseGladSaget2 жыл бұрын
Love that you always leave the intros in these vids. I honestly had no idea they were already playing MJ's theme by then. I had thought it came around in the 90's. And here's a bit of trivia: Danny Schayes is the son of HOF'er Dolph Schayes, who led the 1950's in total points scored
@BlitzSportsNetwork2 жыл бұрын
TIMESTAMPS: 3:15 - Game begins 3:23 - Your first look at this INCREDIBLE Denver Nuggets half court offense 3:40 - Alex English jumper 3:52 - Fat Lever jumper 4:07 - Michael Jordan gets blocked in traffic & hustles back on defense to knock the ball loose 4:26 - Alex English jumper 4:40 - Michael Jordan walks the double team to the corner for a baseline assist to Oakley 4:58 - Alex English elbow jumper (wet) 5:15 - Rory Sparrow gets clotheslined (no foul) 6:12 - Alex English 1 dribble pull up floater 6:30 - Alex English transition elbow jumper (wet) 6:57 - Alex English elbow jumper on Pippen (wet) 8:03 - Fat Lever transition layup 8:52 - Michael Jordan blocks Wayne Cooper 9:00 - Michael Jordan put back offensive rebound dunk (comes out of his Air Jordans) 9:31 - Michael Jordan 1 v 1 with TR Dunn (Nuggets long time defensive specialist) 10:44 - Fat Lever transition jumper 10:55 - Alex English vs Scottie Pippen 11:05 - Michael Jordan cleans up another Scottie Pippen miss 12:00 - Fat Lever jumper (wet) 12:33 - Horace Grant protecting the rim 13:45 - Fat Lever jumper (wet) 14:14 - Fat Lever top of key jumper (wet) 14:34 - Michael Jordan lets Alex English know he's defending him 14:52 - Danny Schayes (Dolph Schayes son) jumper (wet) 15:28 - Alex English fights a shot up over MJ in the post 16:15 - Patient Michael Jordan gets a bucket within the offense 17:12 - Fat Lever top of key jumper 17:32 - Michael Adams top of the key 3 18:15 - Fat Lever corner jumper 18:19 - Michael Jordan 1 v 3 beating a triple team 19:22 - Alex English baseline jumper over Charles Oakley 19:29 - Players hit the floor to battle for a loose ball 19:44 - Michael Jordan jump ball dunk 19:57 - Michael Jordan pick n roll pocket pass 20:08 - Horace Grant blocks Fat Lever 20:20 - Fat Lever top of the key jumper (wet) 20:31 - Michael Jordan steal, and 1 putback 21:52 - Michael Adams transition jumper (wet) 22:03 - "Pippen's tip is in" (Unless it's at a restaurant during his playing days, no Tippin' Pippen) 22:15 - Michael Jordan gets deep position inside the paint for the 4th quarter bucket 23:10 - Fat Lever transition layup 23:16 - Mike Evans 3 pointer 24:30 - Crowd erupts for the Bulls finally getting a foul call (crowd pop) 25:35 - Michael Jordan 4th quarter free throws 26:12 - Michael Jordan 4th quarter block on Alex English 26:47 - Michael Jordan clutch jumper 27:26 - Crunch time half court set play leads to Jay Vincent jumper 27:52 - Michael Jordan CLAMPS & blocks Alex English in crunch time 28:10 - Michael Jordan clutch pull-up jumper 29:19 - Michael Jordan clutch free throw (missed the second) 29:46 - Fat Lever clutch corner 3 30:10 - Michael Jordan clutch baseline jumper 30:40 - Michael Jordan clutch rebound in traffic to close the show, cue the music What a game! 😲
@nymphopath98162 жыл бұрын
Thanks a trillion man! I love how you include proper game footage of both opponents, this gives us an idea of the competition level, and a feel for the game. More exciting, than other videos that are just one player only. Only wish the quality was better, but I understand VHS era. Great work!
@nymphopath98162 жыл бұрын
Jordan is always leaping around on D trying to block anyone shooting! He is EVERYWHERE! This is exactly how I play NBA 2K video game, I'm controlling only Jordan, and chasing the ball around, leaping to block anyone that shoots in the post! Watching MJ play, is like watching a video game! SUPERHUMAN ENERGY! (As you said, "@4:07 "Michael Jordan gets blocked in traffic & hustles back on defense to knock the ball loose", whenever someone else gets blocked, they look deflated and discouraged. But MJ looks ferociously angry and out for vengeance! R Reminds me of when Rodman blocked MJ in Detroit, and he came back furiously blocking the SHIT outa Dennis, 3 straight times in row! each block better than the last.
@nymphopath98162 жыл бұрын
Alex English's shot look so awkward! But somewhat effective. LOL
@nymphopath98162 жыл бұрын
Since I'm SPAMING, because excited by the game.... My Dream team lineup starters = MJ, Iverson, Rodman/Barkley, Wilkins, Wilt. [Perimeter defense, interior D, and superior Offense.]
@donjuanismo Жыл бұрын
@20:37 Jordan gives a NO-LOOK low five to a fan, while walking away with his back turned. MJ is a SUPER LEGEND! He is NOT HUMAN! Jordan somehow could see beyond his peripheral vision, to perfectly align his hand to slap that distant fan's outstretched hand. If you watch carefully, that is fucking remarkable! (Back then Jordan was still reachable, but sometime after his fame skyrocketed, and he no longer interacted with fans on court. As far as I know)
@TheJesseGladSaget2 жыл бұрын
Epic finish. Another classic example showing MJ's superior gamesense, always knowing when take a game over on EITHER side of the ball. No other perimeter player in history has ever come close to excelling at these aspects of the game like Jumpman 23. That's a fact
@Dinojong2 жыл бұрын
But, but, but Jordan only played small players. Who did the Bulls beat 😂😂😂😂 these younger fans have no idea.
@jasonsmith73342 жыл бұрын
Good stuff! Appreciate the quality throw backs
@mostmost12 жыл бұрын
Nuggets were shooting they ass off. Alex English was a beast. He was stealing and blocking shoots also.
@dionbernard30332 жыл бұрын
The defense wasn't no joke back then.
@leonblack7512 жыл бұрын
This channel is the Goat for Jordan .
@dionbernard30332 жыл бұрын
Bruce, Nothing but snipers on that team like you said.
@poligonzo53002 жыл бұрын
Nice thanks for all this videos awsome 💪👍🙏
@damianslick17252 жыл бұрын
As a kid watching MJ play live and in real time was nothing short of a gift to me and society as a whole, but man oh man whenever he passed to Dave Corzine I used to FLIP THE EFF OUT!! That em effer missed EVERY GD SHOT he took. I couldn't stand when MJ passed the ball to him lol.... I still have a resentment to this day!! rofl
@ynmonroe Жыл бұрын
LOL. Funnily enough, I didn't remember him. It could be because I didn't get into watching the NBA games until around 86, 87. I remember Cartwright and other Centers, but not Corzine.
@torbjornripstrand11032 жыл бұрын
What a great game🎉🎉🎉
@leonblack7512 жыл бұрын
How in the hell Alex English not a HOF.
@fedelinejoseph7953 Жыл бұрын
He is
@leonblack7512 жыл бұрын
Alex Englishhhhhhhhhhhh
@UnivegaSuperSport2 жыл бұрын
Fucking outstanding weekend of uploads.
@javierhatch23512 жыл бұрын
Bruce!
@sonnywoods68462 жыл бұрын
It seems like Horace Grant originally was better than Scottie Pippen. Scottie sucked his Rookie year
@cedric56682 жыл бұрын
If you were the GM of the Bulls, would you have Scottie Pippen or Horace Grant? (1993-1994)
@Dinojong2 жыл бұрын
kids today use words like English and have no idea the one of the players who they denigrate as “nothing” is why they use the term.