Reacting To Michael Jordan • GOAT LEGACY

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[@ericedwards8902]

Notice how Jordan never played "basketball", he played "the game of basketball." He held/holds the game in high esteem and speaks of it that way. Always so cool to me.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

You know...I never realized it but I always say that too because of him.

[@No_Use_For_A_Name1981]

If jordan was a pro wrestler, he would have *always* wiped his feet before getting in the ring. Because yes, he respected everything about what it represented. Weird analogy I know, but it's also a thing.

[@ericedwards8902]

@@No_Use_For_A_Name1981 Like Ric Flair, Bret Hart, and Taker used to do! I get it!

[@mymusic3354]

I absolutely agree, while LeBron on the other hand, the self proclaimed GOAT says "It's just basketball, at the end of the day it's just basketball" 😂

[@christenn32]

@ericedwards8902 whenever I watched his post game interviews, he always made it feel like a privilege to be playing the game. Every time. Respect given is respect returned, and it returned 10 fold always for MJ.

[@user-uo5cd2og3l]

That's the biggest truth. Every athlete who is the greatest will love being the underdog because every great player loves the satisfaction of overcoming all odds against them.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

absolutely! and MJ was an underdog until 1990. People forget how everyone said he could never win it all. he proved them wrong 6 times

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

@@TheRealMindCrime LeBron James is the story of what happens when he can't achieve what Michael Jordan could with a crappy bulls team at the time could. LeBron sold his soul to the devil to get his 30 pieces of silver. And that looks like a buffoon for doing so😂

[@NewNormalWorldOrder]

I’ve had LeBron jock-sniffers argue that the Bulls being Vegas favorites in every Finals (idk if this is true or not) is somehow a negative towards Jordan. This is how INSANE these people are.

[@Silver_Sage663]

MJ was that guy.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yes he was

[@saraxiong]

I miss the days of celebrating winners for winning! When we see players go through adversity, when they lose and they use that as motivation to come back stronger. When they slay their dragon and become the dragon without having to go build a super team. The picture of MJ in tears hugging his first trophy is iconic because you could see how emotional that win was for MJ. It gave truth to his work ethic that no matter who many times you previously failed, you will overcome and win if you put in the hard work! It solidified that through all the beatings he took, all the pain and tears he had to endure, it was all worth it!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

That's what we're here for! We still celebrate the real ones. : )

[@RightHandKam]

Enjoyed this one too. MJ is the reason why i played basketball back in the day .

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Me too. He's the reason why i fell in love with basketball still to this day

[@RightHandKam]

​@@TheRealMindCrime same

[@kfabwrestling3862]

That sigh of relief after the breakthrough in 91, that finally feeling 🐐💯

[@TheRealMindCrime]

He finally shut everyone up! 🐐

[@justinr5989]

2:35 That Wizards block was on Ron Mercer

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i love that block so much

[@perfectibilist]

I remember when Jordan retired that first time. I was in 4th or 5th grade. When he first retired, my best friend's dad told us that Jordan is coming back. He said that Jordan is just giving everybody else a chance to win but he'll be back and winning again. We actually laughed at him and thought he was crazy.

[@kanej33]

I live in NC and MJ actually played basketball for my powder blue 🔵 Tar heels. Thank you for your help winning it all

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Wow!!!

[@biffbobfred]

22:06 1991 ECF was brutal, “Buddha” tackling Jordan around the legs a nasty trip. Laimbeer and Rodman both clubbing Pippen to get him off his game.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I forgot about that nickname! Buddha!

[@327Jhigh]

And that’s zone defense btw for all those “Jordan didn’t have to play against zone defense” idiots 😂😂😂 12:10

[@TheRealMindCrime]

he played great against the zone both in college and in his final years

[@kirbyaugustine761]

That 2nd clip was when MJ and the Bulls played the New Jersey Nets. The camera angle from behind the basket is EVERYTHING! Even MJ after the move was like “oh sh*t… I’m me”!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

hahahha

[@claytonphillips85]

Michael Jordan was the absolute greatest of all and this was an awesome video

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Thanks for watchin with me clayton!

[@claytonphillips85]

@@TheRealMindCrime you're welcome very much, can't wait for that Dr. J video 💪😎

[@jakepearson6514]

Again love the narration you give on ur videos, never watch enough MJ

[@TheRealMindCrime]

thank you jake! Sometimes i get a comment that says "shut up and stop talking!" and I wonder why they didn't just follow the provided link to the OG video instead of watching a reaction vid and getting mad at me for reacting.....the world is weird man lol.

[@jakepearson6514]

@@TheRealMindCrime yeah man, I’m in line with ur b-ball mindset and enjoy the humor, keep going bro

[@justamessenger4577]

MJ used/went left: 2:07 2:20 2:22 2:29 2:34 3:59 4:53 (high school) 6:09 😂 6:24 7:09 9:10 9:47 10:00 16:43 19:45 20:33 20:48 22:30 😀 25:07 25:54 26:03 26:13 27:11 27:13 27:37 27:58 29:27 31:05 31:12 31:16 40:21 41:51 42:44 46:20 48:42 48:58 50:39 53:55 56:17

[@biffbobfred]

1:58 the voice/laugh, Johnny “Red” Kerr (no relation to Steve), ring holder (Syracuse Nats) first bulls coach (for a long time had the best record for any expansion team) and very beloved Bulls announcer.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah that's him!

[@biffbobfred]

10:27 next door neighbor was at that game. I’m soooo jealous. A lot of people wanted to see the Houston/Louisville final. That didn’t happen. So, just dumped their tickets. My neighbor saw history. Often unsaid, Ewing was a beast. The first 4 UNC buckets were all Ewing goaltends

[@TheRealMindCrime]

damn! I wish I could've been there

[@bobbymoore2076]

Excellent video as usual bro, u should do a video about mj andc the college players kicking the pros asses

[@TheRealMindCrime]

thank you! Good idea

[@frankiefernandez9225]

MJ 🐐🐐🐐🐐💯💯💯💯

[@TheRealMindCrime]

💯

[@frankiefernandez9225]

@@TheRealMindCrime 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@NPC-30]

Can't believe I never saw that one before. Awesome!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Same! I love that new MJ vids are still coming out. KZbin is the best

[@christenn32]

Even if another player like Jordan does come along, he'll never have the impact. Jordan was the perfect player at the perfect time. So much of the culture around American athletes is because of MJ with endorsements, shoes, and player contracts. It's going to be hard for someone else to find that next level, whatever it is. I feel bad for all the young people that didn't get to watch him play. Sure videos exist, but so much context is lost having not been in the moment.

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

Michael Jordan has been retired for 20 years and still has the number one selling shoe at Nike. It's a no-brainer🐐

[@ericedwards8902]

That layup move you were talking about was in the 1993 classic video game Bulls Vs. Blazers and the NBA Playoffs (I had the Sega Genesis version). Jordan and Ron Harper had pretty much the same signature moves (pre- knee injuries for Harp!).

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Woah I didn't knoe Harp had that move too! I loved renting that game on super nintendo. So many good memories

[@biffbobfred]

9:32 he and worthy stayed friends (and adversaries somewhat - the 91 finals). I remember a Wheaties commercial with Worthy - had a box in his bag, MJs pic on it “you better eat your Wheaties”

[@TheRealMindCrime]

lol yup, those two have nothing but respect for each other.

[@aimlagriptribes3747]

One thing I'd like to add here that is widely forgotten is game 1 in the 96/97 series. The buzzer beater he made over Russell in Game 1 was ultimately even more impressive and important than his infamous ' last shot, crossover on Russell the next year. It was game one of the NBA finals, on their home floor, and if Jordan misses that shot, the bulls go down 0-1 and imo, lose that series if he misses. This was GAME 1 on their HOME floor, and Jordan still had to bail them out. I'll never forget where I was standing while watching him hit that shot. I was an utter nervous wreck and could hardly watch. But low and behold, the man who you KNEW would find a way, found a way indeed. Just thought it was interesting how that original buzzer beater goes overlooked because of the game winner he had the following year. That shot changes everything though. Also, like MindCrime says, it was literally expected, expected that Jordan was going to make these shots. Do you youngsters realize the pressure and utter tenacity of this man? I personally will go out and say point blank that MJ is not only the best basketball player ever, he's the most dominant athlete out of any sport in recorded human history. Never has there been someone who has single-handedly dominated a Game ( Mezzi perhaps ? )--- to the extent that Jordan did. God I miss him. Thanks for the awesome Video man! Cheers!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

100%! cheers!

[@michaelpearce5566]

Terry Francona talked about how much Jordan was improving and absolutely was working as hard in baseball as anything else you could compete in

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yup. Said he would've gone pro soon if he kept training the way he was

[@ericedwards8902]

Food poisoning is an ordeal. I had it once and I would NEVER have been able to play a basketball game with it. I couldn't even go to work for like two days when I had it. Amazing that he went out and played well! Mental fortitude, bro. Not a lot of these guys today have that in them.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I've had it twice and I agree. That level of ill disables a person. Wayyy worse than a flu.

[@mattparker5541]

Fun fact: 1984 was David Stern's first draft as commissioner. So basically we had the GOAT player and commissioner debut in 1984.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Oh damn i didn't know thats the same year Stern came in

[@hoebertrabeck1621]

stern the goat? stern was the beginning of the nba going from sport to a joke.

[@damitag9418]

Thanks for another trip down memory lane.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Thanks for watching with me again! I hope you have a wonderful night

[@michaelairjordan23gaot24]

Michael Air Jordan 23 🤴🏿 GOAT Nu 1 Greatest ever Unstoppable Legends 🐐🐐🏀🔥🔥🔥🦅 fly like an Eagle jump 48 Spece Jam Games 82 PPG 45.7 72-10 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 no losses 0 finals 🐐 Flu Games 🤒🐐🔥

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yessir!

[@mattrose1365]

As someone who also runs restaurants i couldn't agree more and wish people would work like that

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Right!? I'd make MJ a partner so damn fast lol. He has everything I want in a boss or manager.

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401]

Sup TRMC! I thought i had seen pretty near all MJ vids and docs but my this is my first time seeing this too. Thanks for the content, you the man!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

nice! Looks like this one was under the radar. It was a fun one to have a drink to while watchin lol

[@milnez]

Loving the old footage… thought I’d seen nearly everything… cheers!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Cheers!

[@mralowen]

People should think about that more when comparing 4-6 and 6-0...it's not just 6-0 it's the fact that there are TWO separate three-peats. That's insane

[@TheRealMindCrime]

☝️

[@PueraGaba-ps2hw]

I like this my GOAT MJ men

[@TheRealMindCrime]

👍

[@Kuro-ji8rk]

That final question you asked...definitely could have been. Didn't think about it until you posed it!

[@biffbobfred]

22:55 desire not just in Jordan. I forgot who it was (Bach? winter? Probably Krause) knowing they were gonna beat the pistons because they saw Pippen and Grant in the weight room the literal day after the ECF loss in 90. That desire was not on the Orlando Woolridge team I can promise you.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yup, before Jordan got there they were just partying without winning anything

[@Rumble225-qe7fy]

I don’t care what time u drop him in in his prime it would be obvious that he moves differently than everyone else. His dexterity and flexibility with his hand size sets him apart. Not to mention he ran a 4.3 40 and has best endurance only Chamberlain had that kind of endurance.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yeah wilt was also a freak of nature athlete. They're both just special

[@biffbobfred]

14:54 he was an adidas fan before this. I also remember him doing ads for the Air Alphas, not sure if he ever wore them in a game. Jordan changed gym shoes from sporting tools to fashion. The AJ1 was its own design, the 2 was very different, the 3 was different, the 4 (my fave, still) all became fashion and aspirational. I had a friend who proudly showed me his prom pic, a tux and black/cement aj3s Chuck Taylors still look like Chucks, the converse weapons (Magic, Bird) stayed the same, different colorways. This was different, changed yearly

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah I didn't know that until I saw the movie AIR

[@biffbobfred]

44:45 I knew a benchwarmer on this Sonics team. Sherell Ford was a rookie out of (local) UIC. After seeing what hard work and dedication looked like... he decided to stay out all night and got cut from the team after showing up out of shape for his second season. There are two references - you can kinda see him walking in the UC in the Last Dance, and Costas lit him up during a Hersey Hawkins interview.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Wow!

[@mralowen]

Idk why but i love watching Rodman score

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol its alwaya fun. His reaction to scoring is the best

[@biffbobfred]

28:54 behind the bench, on the right Johnny “Red” Kerr the bulls announcer. Probably talking to Jim Durham the other play by play guy.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Red!

[@JohnSantana]

I remember watching the games and they’d be down by 10 or something by halftime, and I would always say that they would still win the game, and sure enough, they almost always did. It’s been a long time since I felt that way about an NBA team. The feeling that you know that they’ll fight till the final buzzer to win the game. That’s one of the things I loved about the MJ led Bulls.

[@mattchooblink]

That audio of him sobbing is straight from his soul

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I got chills the first time i saw it...heard it...

[@TygerClawGaming]

This was fantastic! way too many thoughts to share on this post but man seeing this did make me so sad knowing what the Jordan and Pippen relationship has devolved into.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

same here, I still hope those two make up someday if pip apologizes

[@aaronwoodard4377]

Laugh man, watching MJ makes me love life too. From watching your videos last couple months I'm having a feeling we are prolly the same age. I think we would have got along pretty well

[@TheRealMindCrime]

you're probably right. I'm 42 btw

[@aaronwoodard4377]

@@TheRealMindCrime 44

[@aqua6855]

That move was in lakers versus Celtics and bulls versus blazers, they had a Different move in the dream team 92 video game where he did kiss the rim. Sideline, dunk, thank you, and you're welcome!😊

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Damn! I don't remember the kiss on the rim. Gonna have to find a way to play that one again lol

[@kaizokubro7398]

His highlights alone are goat worthy

[@alogmoreno4185]

Imagine Lebron shooting that free throw to tie the game to go to OT with thousands of fans screaming at him. lol

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yeah. No lol. He'd fake a wrist injury aftee he bricked it

[@JohnSantana]

An hour! Damn! I had to get some snacks before watching this! 😅

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yup! lol. I'd eat some snacks too if i didn't have a mic

[@mralowen]

Theres an alternate timeline where MJ is the MLB GOAT and took a break to play basketball before going back to baseball.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I believe in that timeline lol

[@jaridatkinson4907]

Man i used to hate then utah teams but ya i think young people jealous they didnt experience this era live mj was absolutely the best and still is

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Its like some weird reverse fomo. They don't wanna admit they missed something great

[@jarrenhuynh6517]

Love the vids mj forever goat

[@aaronwoodard4377]

MJ guaranteed that game 7 win against Indiana , so much pressure

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I can't believe he did it lol. Hes nuts

[@brettsmallish]

He is 61 rn.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

damn.....he'd still bust me on the court I bet

[@biffbobfred]

26:07 a reminder after taking an L in Chicago, the Bulls had a 4-0 run

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yup! first game was first timers nerves. After that it was dominance by chicago

[@FreddyKurganNimmo]

44:48 - "Roundball Rock" by John Tesh 🏀👍

[@TheRealMindCrime]

oh John Tesh! Legend!

[@mhf1979]

How the bad boys created the worst Juggernaut of all they make the bulls so mentally prepared they overcome everything. What doesn’t kill make you stronger Bro have a great night 🫂

[@TheRealMindCrime]

they literally created a monster with how they treated MJ. Anyone else would've backed off and ran but MJ overcame it and then became the monster we all know. Right back at ya man, have a good safe night!

[@mhf1979]

@@TheRealMindCrime bro if 85-95 season rule to current era all will cry the way they played back then is like going to war not entertainment for now

[@fairydust22002]

I think your right about the AI!! Yeah, they should of covered the wizard years. Appreciate you too!!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

hey first person to comment on the ai thing. So you made it to the end! Thank you fairydust, you da best!

[@fairydust22002]

@@TheRealMindCrime first comment really! 😃 no your the best!!!

[@Teeyah2]

I'll NEVER get over them disseminating my team .They have'nt won a championship since!

[@biffbobfred]

35:45 Harry Caray!! I remember him as the Cubs announcer. He was the Sox announcer earlier in his career

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yeah he was thr best!

[@d25615]

86 playoffs Game 1 49 Game 2 63 Game 3 19

[@CasualGamerPlays]

It's funny to see and hear former players such as Pippen, Dirk, and Stockton say in the past that Jordan was the GOAT and or number 1 top player of all time. Only for them to retract that now and say Lebron is the GOAT. Those types of people i find to be disingenuous but, Michael Jordan was the GOAT in my opinion. The only person i think would've given Jordan trouble on the court is Len Bias. Thanks for the video

[@ericedwards8902]

I think with the tensions between Phil and Krause, along with Pippen being so hot to leave...that thing was going to be over in 1998. I could be wrong, but I never thought the Pippen was really interested in coming back to the team.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I think they would've had to give him some major money to do it. If thats what it took then knowing MJ he would sign a smaller contract in 98-99. But we'll never get to know.

[@ericedwards8902]

The AOL they sent you a disc to download!🤣🤣

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yup! I had so many of those discs everywhere. Free trial! Lol

[@jussanerd]

Gold Chain Jordan was sooo tough!

[@erikevenson4303]

Great Video as always my man! Have you ever watched one of his old collage games? There are several of them out there.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Good call. I never actuallt watched a full Jordan NC game.

[@--ArcAngel--]

Those stills of the fouls..that middle photo, Isaiah is tackling Jordan's head and Rodman is about to punch Jordan in the chest -- I mean, in no way is that even a hard foul -- it's a punch. (It's in the Voyager video but most people miss the punch because the head tackle is so distracting and it happens simultaneously). When you see stuff like that, you really gotta hand it to MJ for being cool with the idea of playing with Rodman. For everyone who thinks MJ is petty and never forgives any slight...meh...apparently not, if someone is going to be a valuable addition to the team.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I don't like Isaiah either because he is full of it in everything he talks about. Always fake.

[@--ArcAngel--]

@TheRealMindCrime can you imagine if, when the Bulls added Rodman to the team they also wanted to bring in Isaiah? I feel like that would have been one Piston too many. 😂

[@izumolee6714]

You have to imagine if Mike didn't 'retire' the first go around to try Baseball, could he have won those championships in 93-94. For real could Mike have went back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back? Those Houston teams were good with Hakeem & Clyde but Mike would find a way right?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I wish we got a chance to see

[@eldiabloloco1977]

I always wanted to be like Mike

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Me too. Even in any job i ever do i always thinj about how MJ would approach it.

[@sean_mayhem_l.d.t3833]

I cried on the 4th ring

[@77vernheath]

@14:42 the opposing guard choked big time in that crucial moment by throwing the ball away to the opposing team, because he thought that was his man coming off a screen to get the ball. Man everyone can’t handle that type of pressure, which puts more emphasis on freshman MJ’s shot.

[@FreddyKurganNimmo]

9:02 - Actually, he's in his 60s now

[@TheRealMindCrime]

damn

[@ReaperCrew2682]

Man I could go on and on with my actual thoughts here so I'll try to keep it manageable. The younger generation has NO IDEA what MJ and his run meant to the NBA. If MJ never played,and was a baseball player instead. There is a really good chance that the NBA would've become what the WNBA is today. And the WNBA wouldn't even exist because it's funded by the men's league. Basketball,and sports in general used to be about watching the ability to overcome and achieve. The willingness to give everything u have,fail,and try again. To stand up to adversity and not fold. It amazes me how growing up everyone just KNEW why MJ was the greatest to ever do it. And now we here complete and utter NONSENSE questioning his competition,his ability to go left,his ability to shoot outside shots,etc etc. It really makes me question if the next generation is gonna actually make it...... because they don't see the hidden messages. They don't read between the lines. They just seem to react without thought,and follow what mainstream tells them. It almost seems zombie like. Critical thinking is fading fast

[@TheRealMindCrime]

It scares me too. The new gen wants to be told what to say and think. We weren't like that before. We prided in being unique and now its celebrated to simply act like everyone else

[@michaelhowell6448]

Bobby Knight said it again in an interview b4 he passed away

[@masterrserch3971]

I just looked it up, cuz I was this close to just immediately commenting "Bull Blazers. 100%..." Yeah uh, that confidence there is about as effective as betting it all on 42 Yellow in Roulette 😂 It's actually Lakers Celtics!! I remember that move being awesome, and "new," and not only was Bulls Blazers my fav in that series, I remember it being just so much better than the 1st ones. I also remember playing it with my cousin and older brother and we couldn't figure out Jordan's move, so wjen we saw that "Nets" move, it rocked, so I just always associated 'sick move-best game in the series' haha Finding those moves, pre-internet, I don't think the instruction booklet told u each guy's move, and even if it did, by that 3rd installment, half the fun was taking every team and fartin around trying to find the star's move, booklets or hints be damned lol I think u & i chatted about this before maybe, or maybe someone else, whatever---- but I'll not only never forget the INSANE move from Tom FRIGGIN Chambers,,but the looks on our faces and laughter seeing this guy dunk from the top of the key at what seemed supersonic speed .... 😅😅 🤦 We knew Chambers was good and all but having probably the best, most unstoppable and sick looking move? come on man 😂

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Woah!!!!! Good research done here lol. So it turns out everyone was right cuz it was in lakers vs celtics and in bulls vs blazers lol. Yeah that tom chambers tomahawk jam was so fun to execute lol

[@inefekt]

"How do you become great....stack the deck against you" That's the thing LeBron stans fail to understand. Lebron has consistently stacked the decks MASSIVELY in his own favour by teaming up with superstar after superstar after superstar. He has given himself the easiest road possible to success that any player could possibly hope for. No other player had done this in the history of the game...now _everybody_ is doing it because LeBron set the precedent. Make your road as easy as possible. It's weak as hell yet somehow he has a legion of fans who respect him for it. It's a perfect reflection of the current generation, too lazy and too soft to take the hard road...bunch of damn pansies.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

100%

[@averageagingathlete588]

Isiah Thomas said he finally figured out what needed to be done to stop Jordan…sounds contradictory to him saying Jordan wasn’t his competition.

[@Arrowflynn1897]

You didn’t give Jordan and the 84 Olympic team their due. It wasn’t a one game whooping it was an 8 game sweep whooping

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Truth!

[@Jen-Bodhisattva_in_training]

🔥🐐

[@TheRealMindCrime]

🐐

[@Reggie757]

Yes I think Allen Iverson made that video!!

[@chrisgauthier3689]

Jordan is just the best! Lebron is nowhere even close! Longevity will never make somebody the best to do something! Winning and dominating is wat makes someone the best

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Agreed. I give LeBalco the longevity award until the ped stuff comes out eventually but he's not close to the goat. Thats MJ all day

[@michaelhowell6448]

It's the Bulls vs Blazers video game that lay up is on and it's also unblockable and if u foul while Jordan is doing it it's always a And1

[@mastodonknotts]

I think some of it was definitely AI generated. Either way, great reaction. I enjoyed your feedback.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Thank you!

[@sean_mayhem_l.d.t3833]

That is an unmatchable run and will be a miracle if we ever see anything close to that again, and/ or close to MJ again don’t get me wrong theirs great players but they ain’t MJ

[@--ArcAngel--]

To add on to your comment about the Bulls perpetual rebuild since breaking up the Dynasty, how freaking weird is it for the front office (really Krause) to be so bloody minded about firing Coach Jackson?? I mean I know they more pushed him out awkwardly ...but why did they even try to do that? The only winning coach the Bulls have EVER had? And you don't secure his position? Knowing his departure will lose you MJ,, too? It makes ZERO sense. The Dynasty Bulls were not only the champs who earned the right to defend in tact (I mean, did they not owe.it to MJ?) but also, they were a money machine! I just don't understand the wisdom of bailing on Phil, MJ, and the rest of the team (manny of whom have proven to be irreplaceable) when everyone could see that they were clearly irreplaceable. Did the Bulls organization get tired of money? Bulls organization run out of space for the stacks of cash? Make it make sense.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Ego Krause wanted to get the last laugh with Phil because he blamed Phil for allowing the players to bad mouth him. This was his revenge. Its so childish that it makes me sick that this is why the Bulls dynasty ended prematurely.

[@--ArcAngel--]

I believe that...cuz nothing else makes sense. I think you are right. And add to that, Jerry Krause always wanted to prove the organization was great, not those special players. He was so sure he could simply put together another Dynasty. And then he would be a hero/genius. Except MJ was always the key...the dude with the secret sauce...

[@gemillopez5797]

It was from 89 to 2008 for the West Shaq or Tim Duncan were not in the Finals.

[@tonyjones7675]

Jerry Krause broke up the Bulls because he was obsessed with and despised the fact he wasn’t receiving credit for the Bulls success. Krause’ relationship with Phil Jackson had deteriorated so badly that he told Phil “Idc if we go undefeated through the regular season and the playoffs after this season you’re gone!!” Krause was incensed that Phil Jackson got more credit than he did for the Bulls success smh and both Jerry’s used age as the primary reason for the breakup and HELL NO IT’S NOT AI 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tonyjones7675]

Btw the media and Klutch sports are now pushing that Jordan can’t be the GOAT because he was cut from his high school team 😂😂😂that LeBron was never cut and went to the pros not putting into context that Moses Malone was the last high schooler drafted in the 70’s and he was drafted by the ABA’s Houston Rockets for the hardship clause. Back in our day you went to college for at least 3 years before you considered the NBA

[@SundayVenom]

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[@TheRealMindCrime]

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[@JohnSantana]

The team they were against at the 1:24 mark, wasn’t it the New Jersey Nets?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yes!

[@marcelelliott7554]

Jordan makes 500 million a year alone just off of residual income from his percentage deal from Nike

[@richardvaldes3136]

That was against the nets

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yes! Ty

[@PeteKay]

60s

[@gregwright2059]

I wonder if James Jordans drath had anything to do with possible gambling debts... Some people have surmised this as a possibility, rather than a random murder. More of a green light to send MJ a message. Either way, its horrible & a genuine tragedy. Michael handed it as well as anybody could have. RIP Mr. Jordan

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I never bought that because Jordan had a ton of money in 93 already. Why would he have debts? Yes he gambled a lot but he had the money to cover everything so why does everyone insert the word "debts" along with gambling here?

[@riseofatlas7969]

against Nets :)

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Ty!

[@kvincarter]

2:14 Why they just randomly add D-Wade right there

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol good catch!

[@kfabwrestling3862]

I’m assuming it’s cuz d Wade was the only player stylistically compared to mike that ended up playing in Chicago

[@tonyjones7675]

😢😢😢😢LeBron fans are so ruthless they not only dc that his father was murdered BUT WORSE Klutch is pushing that Jordan had him killed from what I understand

[@LanierHale-oq3dr]

The media pits blacks against blacks what about Larry Bird vs Jack Sikma comparisons"

[@Arrowflynn1897]

That’s not totally true, in the on the court interview with Costas, he said that he would keep going as long as he was having fun. Until later that night he found out that his father’s body had been found from a mafia style killing. Then he lost the desire to keep playing.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yup. And he and his dad had been talking about him playing baseball after 93 as well. But the media really took away the fun from basketball in 93 with all those hit pieces as well. I never blamed him for leaving.

[@tonyjones7675]

No it’s Bull vs Nets and Drazen Petrovich was talking trash to Jordan in 91