LEBRON FANS REACT TO Michael Jordan's HISTORIC Bulls Mixtape | The Jordan Vault

[@realtalktvreactions]

How much would Jordan average today?

[@desertranger403]

The Rare Michael Jordan video I thought maybe you all must react to this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn6aqnWgqd2Sf8U

[@ianmclean6399]

As much as he wants

[@zombierebel7191]

Jaleen Rose said MJ would average 45 pts a season which i agree. Dennis Rodman said he'd average 50 and Mark Jackson said MJ would average whatever he wanted to average including 50, which i also agree. anything under 40 means the bulls would have such a big lead mj would sit early. 6'6 with a 48" vertical and could run a 4.3 40. kzbin.info2VnWXVw7P3Q/shorts?bp=8gU1CikSJwoLMlZuV1hWdzdQM1ESCzJWbldYVnc3UDNRGgsyVm5XWFZ3N1AzUSiHp9CKwf2062Y%253D

[@lfcgero35]

50 plus easily he was a straight killer

[@michaelwhite8119]

40-43…..if he had to.

[@kenerickson5286]

Lebron not even comparable to mike. Not even close.

[@washburn11000]

Bro LeBron ain't even comparable to Kobe or Duncan...

[@cornpopsrazor5375]

@@washburn11000 Or Hakeem.

[@ytkylo2138]

Damn you guys are too hectic fans like this is what destroys the fun of the sport

[@thetruther9521]

To Mike LeBron is just another player . Mike is the greatest. LeBron is just another stat padder that's in love with himself

[@dirtybirdxx]

Jordan - 101 overall, lebron is 99. That pretty close homie lol

[@keithragin6573]

MJ is the ONLY player in NBA history to lead the league in Scoring, win MVP And Defensive Player Of the Year in the SAME SEASON. In today’s soft rules, MJ would have no difficulties taking his game to higher levels with no hand checking, centers wouldn’t be a threat, even at age 35-40, he could score average 50, because he would only need to take and make (3 or 4)3’s because his midrange would be even easier.

[@quintinjohnson3742]

PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tonyplushyt2685]

exclamation point.............

[@LastLetterisZed702]

@@tonyplushyt2685 Nick Wright and Shannon Sharpe are both clueless when it comes to Michael Jordan. He's the best player of all-time. I don't care about what they say towards LeBron and how he is the GOAT. What a joke .those 2 fools are. Last season the Lakers were awful and the same thing is happening today.

[@tonyplushyt2685]

@@LastLetterisZed702 Agreed

[@jeffx40]

@@LastLetterisZed702 They're clutch clients, bias as hell. They shouldn't even be allowed to debate that topic.

[@xhantitebeka]

MJ is the best and greatest basketball player of all time bro hands down 🐐

[@Sheraytv]

Yes he is

[@martinroland]

He even has a strong for the best sportsman ever

[@jakedavis6835]

Period

[@the.wayne.b]

@@martinroland dude if you tell me my life for one game, pick the player without knowing the game.....i'm picking mj. even if we're playing tennis i know he's gonna try harder than anyone.

[@ingobordewick6480]

He averaged 35 with handchecking.... in todays league we would talk about 45 or maybe 50. Mike was a cheat code.

[@BEARSnBULLS15]

Exactly. Plus the space and pacing of todays game, constant switching on defense as well as no double teaming, 45 easy

[@BodieB]

@@BEARSnBULLS15 exactly... there are soooo many more possessions and attempts today too...40 pts per game without breaking a sweat...45 is doable... think about all the players of today that are putting up 30...like the first comment said he averaged 35 with hand checking while also playing first team caliber defense at the same time... no attitude of playing only offense

[@deangruwell6555]

Bam 💥.

[@sergeyivanovsson9343]

50+ more like it..

[@weltmeisterbayernmunchen6308]

​@@sergeyivanovsson9343easy 50

[@gogoman1]

I'm 48 years old from chicago born and raised and I'm telling yall this was Michael Jordan every night when he played just imagined how he would do them in the league today because no one has hang time like him nor can they dunk like that... After all these years its funny to see that Michael Jordan is still apart of the conversation... and he's one of the few players from back in the day that the new generation of NBA fans would love to see play.. Trust me he was something to see Kobe was the closest thing to Mike

[@RamonDiaz-lz2oi]

Facts every night every afternoon every Thanksgiving every Christmas too lol MJ was in beast mode playoffs mode every time 💪🏽💪🏽

[@louisiana6455]

Mike was Must See !... Glad I got to see it...🎬

[@crharper25]

Same here bruh. I'm 44...& saw it all from start to finish. & Mike was a once in a lifetime type of player. He is the Undisputed 🐐.

[@bwink23]

Yep. Back then, we watched every televised game on WGN, Sportsvision, national TV, whatever. We knew to plan everything around the game. Jordan was as much "Must See TV" as you could get.

[@katrinachavez3533]

I'm 53 and from Cali but I had WGN so I can verify that your comment of "every night" is a fact. And that's what we appreciated about Mike. No load management. The guy played extremely hard at both ends, even if he was tired, sick or hurt. He played all 82 games in a season the majority of his career. His mental fortitude was insane! #GOAT

[@kickassamd]

This is what the younger generation doesnt know about MJ. He was a killer, he wasnt just shoes and a name, bro was a KILLER on the court. No one fears Lebron... Players feared MJ. The stories from other players (The Kevin Garnett one is great), nothing comes close... Kobe is the closest I've seen to Jordan.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Jordan had the mental of a killer in serial. Mentally the black cat was a Manson maniac. Bron's cerebral is feeble. Mental is pure vaginal. And that's why he needs multitudes of All-Stars aka super-teams to win chips.

[@deangruwell6555]

This is absolutely fact .. I’m betting your 40 plus years old

[@kickassamd]

@@deangruwell6555 Not quite, but grew up in a big sports household. Basketball is my favorite sport, so I did a lot of watching of the greats.

[@JBCCT01]

LeBron routinely quits on his team. Rarely plays a full game. MJ played the entire game, every game. Plus, LeBron is talking a buttload of EPO and HGH and still cannot compete against MJ.

[@jessieurgea9899]

@@JBCCT01 💯

[@onenine73_]

He averaged 37.1ppg in his 3rd season and he did that whilst averaging 0.8 3PA - he would easily average high 40s in todays game because you couldn't touch him whereas when he played you could hand check and big men could wait for you under the basketball and physically defend you in ways that then might get you called for a foul but today would get you ejected from the game with a suspension.

[@christopherking4932]

I agree with everything except the point average, he's easily getting 60 every game.

[@JK2333459]

He could ave 50 if he want too in tissue games with no hand checking

[@brasshound4442]

If he played now it would look like a dunk contest every night.

[@richmargin6082]

In THIS league, he would get 59-60s every night. The only reason he wouldn’t is because he would be too tired scoring so many points every night and would take a break giving someone else on his team a chance to score.

[@AmandaHugankiss328]

Basically add 10-12 to MJ's scoring averages in today's league easy.

[@ianmclean6399]

American basketball fans surprised that Jordan can jump. Bro cmon 😂 His dunks were wild but so was his fadeaway jump shot. Man was unstoppable

[@Indy1831]

Jordan was way better than LeBron……..I think Bird was better than LeBron also

[@ejczuebezogae2261]

@@Indy1831 please man cmon

[@tonyis_lit1137]

@@Indy1831 nah i agree with mj better then lebron but bird nah you weird bro

[@quick2bud]

@@tonyis_lit1137 the top 5-7 players are all so fkn close to each other that the fact you calling someone weirdo for an opinion immediately invalidates your opinion.

[@dominiquejones3805]

I like the 2nd run when he was using his mind, the athleticism was goin down but he was still on another planet

[@MrLando24]

Just remember this, EVERY story you ever heard about Micheal Jordan...is probably UNDERembelished... Nothing can describe what it was like to watch him live...

[@ijamorris]

Respect to the young bloods recognizing greatness without bias. Talent of all eras should be appreciated. Mike was just different. 🐐

[@stargell6414]

That's why MJ THE 🐐.

[@ijamorris]

@@stargell6414 YESIRRRRR

[@Sheraytv]

@@stargell6414 yes indeed

[@ianmclean6399]

How much could he average a season now ? As much as he decides he wants 😂

[@earthchild04]

MJ would average 45 a night in today's era.

[@stephenwhite5444]

​@@earthchild04yeah that's about when he gets bored and slows down wondering if anyone gonna start battling.

[@michaelklein8598]

You really can’t compare MJ to anyone. 🦄🔥🏀

[@youngcactusjack]

Man would average 45-50 in todays game with all this damn spacing he gets to take advantage of and rules gonna give him like 20 FTs a game along with the pace being at a near all time high

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

yeah when he said 35 i thought that was cute. he averaged 37 in a season back when they played D and were allowed to touch you up hard

[@youngcactusjack]

@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 exactly like to say he’d average like 40 today is an understatement and it’s lowballing too like could’ve did that back then had he’d shot a few more threes every game which he would definitely do today (at least 3-4 threes)

[@Lanse1984]

I was lucky enough to watch this guy every game. These are a fraction of his highlights. Every damn night was a show. No one compares, its not close

[@jimmiefarley9570]

Jordan would average 50 in this league now !

[@justinbrown6989]

Exactly what I said

[@tonyis_lit1137]

Nah more like 30-40

[@theafroalien3169]

@@tonyis_lit1137 he averaged almost 40( 37 )in 87. A defensive minded league. He’d easily average 40-50 in an offense league

[@justicesamuelu2400]

He averaged 37 in 87 when the paint was clogged up too. He would easily average 50 in this era with how spread out it is now a days

[@terrywags982]

Cmon dudes MJ is the goat lebron aint even close

[@josephlopez-dk1vr]

One time an actually Jordan scouting report during his prime was just 2 words "good luck"

[@katrinachavez3533]

I'm sure that's what Chuck Daly told his bad boys after they discussed the Jordan rules.

[@MichaelHenkleC]

@@katrinachavez3533 I still remember them asking Chuck Daily how they would stop MJ. Chuck immediately said nobody can stop MJ; we only hope to contain him.

[@cyber6sapien]

The thing about guarding Jordan is that defenders who were the same size as him or taller, would have trouble staying in front of him. So usually it was better to have smaller defenders like Dumars or Gary Payton defend him as they were just the right size to try and stay in front of him and maybe disrupt his dribble. Byron Scott had some success against Jordan too. His secret was to play nice and not make Jordan angry. No cap. That's literally what he said!

[@stephenwhite5444]

Never make Jordan pull 6th gear....

[@jamesdyer3507]

I'm from the Chi and watch MJ since college to Retirement. Note this, during this time many Centers and Forwards played with their backs to the basket and Jordan would blow past the guards, so the majority of folks he dunked on were mostly Forwards and Centers. Today's dunkers have a clear path with little resistance to the dunk.

[@louisiana6455]

Jordan was Unstoppable...G O.A.T 🏀

[@nathanlawson313]

Jordan averaged 37/8/8 one season ...in the 80s! ...BEFORE he added 3pt to his arsenal Yeah, he's averaging 45-50 today and still getting DPOY

[@realtruth1448]

His career average would be like 37 8 8 lmao

[@vickiemace1238]

Jordan mentored Kobe and taught him a lot. They were great friends.

[@annepryor9169]

I know this was a highlight reel, but Michael played like this for entire games. He never let down. He was total energy and strength. I am 74 years old. I’ve seen a lot of basketball in my lifetime. No one comes close to Michael. Kobe played a lot like Mike, but he still wasn’t quite as good. If you can find it, watch the clip where Carl Malone and Dennis Rodman get after each other. The physicality and defense was much better than today’s NBA, too. He would be my #2, after Michael.

[@wesleyledbetter6711]

Laughing my ass off in 1998 he had 103 dunks 😂 and he was 35 years old...

[@ManWhoKnewTooLittle]

MJ averaged 37.1 at a slower pace, with around 1 3pa per game on 50% shooting, we gotta take the centres into count in 80's and 90s and no 3-sec paint rule. He would walk to 40 ppg. Edit: he averaged 40 ppg in series, in Finals too.

[@venetoaward]

Today Jordan could average 50 if he wanted to, 40 easy

[@gsquat]

Prime MJ would undoubtedly average very close to 50 in this league. He averaged 37 in a defensive league.

[@FredrickMJones]

He leans when he dunks because it looks like a superhero flying. You can see the bottom of his feet when he does certain dunks. Larry Bird said that its god disguised as michael Jordan. Jordan never defended anyone that needed to be double-teamed. He use to tell people how much he was going to score on them.

[@1Y1A1Z]

Mj rookie year was better that 99-100 % of the league in there prime. Yall still believe LBJ better than him yall need to see a psych. Mj better than Lebron off the strength of his defense. Mj was a better versatile scorer hand down better shot creator the list goes on. Oh 9 or ten scoring titles. MJ da 🐐.

[@JPLMONEY23]

MJ don't practice his moves.....he makes his moves based on defense.

[@BurningFlame08]

Spud Webb and Dominique Wilkins were legit dunkers in the late 80s. And props to the old players, they jumped up to try and block. Hardly anyone today would! And plenty of folks could shoot, just not as many 3s were taken. It was more, take a 2 for the guaranteed points rather than miss a 3. Remember a lot of these guys only had the 3 point line when they got to the league!

[@oldmanballer5088]

The thing that amazes about MJ is yeah he has a 48” vert. But he also floated or hung in the air longer than everybody. Look at the shot over Ehlo they both jumped at the same time but Ehlo is going down and Jordan is hanging like he suspended in the air for a second or two before he comes down. So it looks like he out jumped Ehlo but he really didn’t he just stay up in the air longer!

[@rwii4863]

MJ's 1987-1988 NBA Season Awards: MVP, All-Star, All-NBA First Team, All-NBA Defensive First Team, Steals Leader, Defensive Player of the Year, Slam Dunk Contest Champion, Scoring Champion, All-Star Game MVP. Lebron has never had a season like this.

[@gobucs7870]

Jordan worked so hard on the offensive end the difference is he didn't rest on defense..So if you're the best offensive player the best defensive player who's better than him again??

[@crharper25]

Ikr. That's what I try to get the Bron fans to understand. Mike literally had zero weaknesses in his game...I mean zero. Aint nobody fckn with the perfect player.

[@tonyhatcher6686]

You guys should check out "Michael Jordan rare footage (voyager)". This video is better than the one you'd watched.

[@1CHOZN7]

We witnessed this every single night!!!

[@hybridz31]

Would love to see you guys react to Michael Jordan's trash talking stories. Just alot of greats getting upset by him on the court. Thanks for the content, keep it up.

[@ukaszmikoajczyk1607]

I was 7 when I started watching the NBA! Everyone was waiting for him to turn on their televisions ... Kobe Bryant was the closest to his style of play. MJ is the king of basketball! Greetings from Poland...

[@cinnamon962]

He was dominating whole games.

[@TheGourdKing]

There are so many more highlights. There is no one video that can cover all of them. When Jordan played, you weren't watching a game, you were watching an event. Jordan would eat today's players alive, LeBron included.

[@williammorgan6004]

Michael Jordan played 15 seasons for the Bulls and Wizards. He averaged 30.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.3 steals in 1,072 regular-season games. He was selected to play in 14 All-Star games. He won the Rookie of the Year award, 1 Defensive Player of the Year award, 5 MVP awards, 6 Finals MVP awards and 6 NBA championships in 6 appearances.

[@houseontherock8345]

The reel by voyager is even better. Shows more of his well rounded game.

[@critcal]

Prime Jordan vs anyone on the court is like a real life slasher film. We'd love to see the game, none of us wanna get beat like that.

[@dustinbaker4445]

Funny thing is these are just highlights but every game Jordan played was a highlight fr fr

[@steveacfield6131]

He could average 35. Sorry, still laughing. He would average between 40-50. Look up all the NBA players talking about it. Jordan hardly even used the 3pt back then (side note: later in his career his average from the 3 skyrocketed) He'd add that to this game and imagine how often he'd go the free point line today. Seriously. Back then, it was high contact, not like today. He had it ALL. MVP defence AND offence most steals, and I think it was the most blocks, in the SAME season. Think on that. And his fitness coach actually says he was doing 50-inch verticals, but it was never made official. Only official recording was 48. He simply had it all. EXCEPT, he was a bad dude. Scary. Some might argue he was too aggressive and would make everything personal. For example. If LeBron and he were in the same league today, and LeBron said ANYTHING that MJ could take personal.... Just... I mean... LeBron is great, awesome, but as big as he is, MJ would absolutely do anything within his skill set, to destroy the man. Remember, as Shaq said, MJ was scary. The only player he was scared to play against.

[@1CHOZN7]

About time these youngsters doing the eye check to see it's not even close

[@grega4231]

What's amazing is he shoots over 50% from mid range, this is why you see him just blow by people and pump fakes everybody. With his quickness and athleticism, it's impossible to guard him when he can shoot the mid range jumper at such a high percentage.

[@DallasSlicc]

There’s stories MJ walked into opponents locker rooms telling them how much he was dropping

[@hanch3664]

Best thing about living in Indy as a kid was being able to go to a random Pacers game that turned into Jordan's comeback game. There was a special energy in the arena that night even though it was a road game for The Bulls.

[@G_Demolished]

“How do you game plan for this guy?” “Tackle him” - Detroit

[@inspectatodd7958]

Nobody in the history of sports has a better highlight wheel than MJ

[@republicofcasuals]

Small feet (US13) for mobility, In the top 10 hand sizes of all time, 2.1m wingspan on a 6.6ft frame, combined with a 48" vertical and passion for the game equal to no other.... You know that pick up line you say to girls like "you're so perfect that God broke the mold after he created you" (cheesy i know).... But i think this applies to Jordan as a basketball player 😁

[@deelak2329]

Did this man just say he could average 35? Bro Harden averaged 35. MJ Averaged 37 in a league that was much tougher. This man could legitimately average between 45-50 in todays age and thats not hyperbole.

[@catherinechang99]

Yes , MJ is GOAT 你們應該看更多他的比賽🥰

[@jadon1107]

Had a lot of great defenders in the league at the time that went up against him. Thought they could lock him up for sure and failed. John Stark, Clyde, Reggie. A lot of players feared him for real. Knew he was coming to show out and put you on posters. He literally went after you if you were a big center, especially if your name was called as being a dominant center in the league at the time. He went after Shaq a time and Shaq gave him a hard foul because he knew he didn't want to be on a poster forever.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Glad you brought that up. Jordan was checked by some of the greatest perimeter defenders all-time (Moncrief, Alvin Robertson, Rodman, Michael Cooper, Payton, Dennis Johnson, Dumars and Pippen-in practice). Check any top 10 list and these cats are definitely on it! And let's not forget. When Jordan got past them perimeter pitbulls he had to contend with some of the greatest rim protectors the Association has ever witnessed (Hakeem, David Robinson, Mourning, Mutombo, Eaton, Ewing, Parish, Tree Rollins). The lockdown perimeter defender and rim protector is as extinct as Wooly's mammoth tusks. With today's soft as Monistat ointment defenders Jordan would average 40 ppg after three quarters.

[@canwetalk1790]

@@katrinachavez3533great comment

[@davidblack4695]

You really can't experience it unless she was around thirty five years ago to watch his career legendary status michael jordan

[@jamesbakabama4922]

Here’s the difference in Jordan and everyone else. ❤ he refused to lose. Never lost a final while guys tried to hurt him every game. No one close, no one. He never played on one of these super team with 3-5 of the best players in the league. 🐐

[@ashamanbrian]

Jordan averaged 40 for the entire playoff series 6 times in his era. He average 50 in this era. No hand check, empty paint, more fouls. Add to that his defense 100 block and 200 steal a year, put guys on lockdown, guy like Dumars, Patton, and Drexler. He would have had a longer career today cause they beat him up back then. Best record...Only. 5 people in NBA history have won the championship and the scoring title in the same year...Fulks 47'...mikan 49' to 50'... Abdul-Jabbar 71' and O'Neil 00'....Jordan 91' 92', 93', 96', 97', 98'... He did it every championship and more that the rest combined. And he player every game like that, this mixtape could be days long. Even when he was kick your teams were ass( from Michigan believe me I know) it was worth it to watch. Like Barry Sanders.

[@nichtwichtig5699]

In the 90s we watched Basketball on TV all together in Germany. When MJ was gone we just stoped watching Basketball in Germany. Thats it.

[@marccraney1260]

And what ya'll have to remember, is that the game back then was more physical. Only because the centers back then,not all but most got paid for being a physical body in the paint. To keep everyone else out of the paint. And scoring easy buckets. But in today's game, not to knock anyone. But the centers have better jump shots. And play outside instead of inside the paint which makes it easier to score. But if you notice, Jordan is in the paint when centers were paid to keep people out of the paint. And these are 7 footers, and multiple people he's dunking on. He has the highest vertical jump in NBA history with a 48 vertical jump, and averaged 30 points a game dealing with that physicality. He would have easily averaged 50 points in today's game .

[@redhotmamakennels7738]

Kobe wasn’t dunking on cats like MJ…not even close

[@joelanderson5615]

When Jordan Played for the Wizards he dropped 40 on KG & Ron Aretest. Watch Michael Jordan the Encore

[@ddesemblyftw]

He wasn't the only one jumping like that. Dominique Wilkins was as well.

[@citisoccer]

Jordan would average more points now than he did in his day. He'd be averaging 20 points a game on free throws alone. Oh, and remove the tragic murder of his father, and Jordan would have EIGHT rings. I have ZERO doubt about that belief. He played baseball during arguably his 2 most athletic years?!?! And bookended that madness with 2 3 peats. Just ridiculous!

[@szaret1]

Dope reaction. It’s good to see dudes that know ball and know that when comparing players in different eras the only way is to imagine them playing in the same era.

[@trevortamboline279]

As soon as the middle dude grabs his phone to search for who had the highest vertical in NBA history, right in the middle of CRAZY highlights... I was OUT. It's a REACTION video... you can check that sh*t out AFTER you WATCH and REACT!

[@retropyro]

"These are highlights" and they happened in EVERY game.

[@natedablack7857]

@RealTalkTv Reactions No, my young brothas, he was NOT the "only one" jumpin' like that in his era. There were a PLETHORA of highflyers from the mid 80s thu the 90s, who'd REGULARLY posterize guys in this fashion. Y'all seriously gotta get out of this mindset that he was the "only one". But I know why SO MANY from your generation think like his. And it's because seeing prime MJ, somewhat bruises y'all ego. By that I mean, it almost hurts y'all pride to see someone NOT of your era doing things like this, because y'all SO BADLY want to believe that only players from your era are capable of this level of insane, freakish, athletic prowess. It's hard for y'all to acknowledge that MANY of these past players that y'all automatically assume weren't all that good/athletic, just might have been better and more athletic than y'all want to give them credit for. I saw MJ's prime years (mid 80s). And yes, he REALLY was scary; he really was just that great, albeit if we're talkin' skill level or athleticism....

[@washburn11000]

Bro I love this reaction video, tbh this is the best one I've seen of Jordan..

[@aaronporter2180]

The size of his hands was his most underrated gift

[@cynthiaanderson3742]

Look at the people who came to see Michael Jordan played basketball and live to see it

[@pointsur67]

I'm from Chicago, and watched MJ 's entire Bulls Career. We would pack the stands to see what he would do next because you knew it would be something special! **Brother on the left can talk!😂

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Dude on the left love the sound of his own voice lol

[@cherryrue89]

Right so annoying like shut up for 2 minutes

[@luisaguirre3310]

MJ MJ all the way no one can be compare! MJ the best of the best

[@leptonparticle238]

No other SG was like MJ, imagine D Wade lvl shasher, but 6'6 with big hands, higher vertical and better finishing ability, better defensively and add on that Kobe's footwork, insane post up game and Mid range shooting efficiency over 50% on high volume and you get MJ.

[@evanlyon4508]

MJ is the GOAT!!

[@Dit1284]

Is there something wrong with the dude on the left? I feel bad for the other guys trying to watch this and all this guy keeps doing is talking loud about things that either don’t matter, make no sense or just keep repeating the same joke over and over to try and be funny. Pausing the video just to make a weird joke about weight lighting. Just watch the highlight reel! You can tell how annoyed they’re getting. Dude in the middle was trying to listen to the opening and all this guy kept doing was talking. This was hard super to watch.

[@murilocruz7752]

What people often overlook is how good MJ was at getting free and in a position to take great shots. His movement without the ball was so good, even though he didn't need to run around like crazy. His screen usage was also incredible, often losing his man on a single move utilizing a post screen.

[@_Tahmar]

15:37 nah we aren’t just gonna skim past that. The man went for the fake missed the first block then turned around in mid air and blocked the shot anyway!

[@sarkomazmanyan9813]

Are you crazy that first dunk was from the free throw line

[@nashmcintosh333]

When you say “double team him” the reason teams didn’t do that the whole game was because it didn’t work. MJ was an elite passer when he wanted to be as you can see. And not just that…. MJ said out of his own mouth that the reason he perfected the fadeaway from both sides, at any spot on the floor, was because teams kept throwing double teams at him. So what he would do is get the ball in the post. Wait till he’s saw which side the double team was coming from, then he would fadeaway to the opposite direction. And if you look for that in his footage, you can see it

[@furryhoof647]

I've seen so many plays where Jordan turns a double team into his advantage. As the double approaches, he spins off his man to the opposite side of where the 2nd defender is coming from, leaving both of them in the dust. The timing of his moves, using secondary defenders momentum against them was brilliant. And the footwork, wtf? It's perfect. As you said, he could also elevate and fade over both of them. Doubling MJ seemed like a solid gameplan, but consistently failed like everything else. Gameplans didn't work. Imo the only thing that bothered Jordan in the slightest was otherworldly on ball perimeter defenders, the likes of which we've rarely seen. Dumars, Payton. In Today's game, maybe only prime Kawhi. The version of MJ that young Rodman tried to defend, was so unstoppable that even a max effort defensive freak such as himself, looked like little more than a cheap thug. Jordan did that to a man that cared so much about D that he bawled his eyes out when he won his DPOYs.... sorry for the rant.

[@davidstokes8851]

Micheal Jordan best defensive guard ever.

[@elielmuniz3201]

Michael Jordan THE GREATEST.... EVERRRRR

[@DavidVYoutube]

you should react to Michael Jordan Defensive Highlights Not only was he doing this crazy stuff on offense, but he was doing it on defense too.

[@edwardfrazier1004]

Jordan is the goat hands down bro. Y’all watching highlights just imagine in person and he has the accolades

[@wilmagillum2526]

Check out Jordan's voyager part 1 rare video where you will see some different never before seen highlights like him smashing a backboard.

[@ronaldholmes1248]

I was blessed to watch this man grace the basketball courts in the 90's HE IS THE GOAT

[@gmac9987]

He Dominated an era of nba LEGENDS. DUDE WAS THE TRUTH

[@paulaleman5869]

MJ told Greg Minor "I should make you take my shoes off!" LOL and he told Lebron that he's the greatest because your kids are wearing MY shoes.

[@redhotmamakennels7738]

It was fear of MJ could he would drag you up and down that court like a kid in front of millions of people…EVERY NIGHT.

[@DuckdaringZ]

Thinking someone could guard Michael Jordan is like thinking there was someone Deion Sanders couldn't cover or someone Greg Maddux couldn't strike out.

[@jonathansnow8222]

You guys dont understand. These arent highlights, this is routine gameplay from Black Jesus. MJ suffering from food poisoning is better than prime lebron on his best day.. fact

[@cooleycityy_see_it_too_wis7786]

The thing about No. 23 is that every single game was a highlight reel. He was and is the most athletic, skilled, and electric player to have ever put his hand on the ball. One word that sums up Michael Jordan that separates him from any other player is “Determined”. You just can’t teach that.

[@FUBAR1986]

In today’s no defense league, Jordan could score as many points as the coach would let him take shots at Because he was unstoppable when they played very physical contact defense.

[@linorestrepolobo3620]

Go watch “Jordan vs Lebron: the best GOAT comparison” and cry for a week. MJ the GOAT by a mile, you can all discuss second place but whoever is second is nowhere close

[@soldierviejo8224]

The Pros said MJ would average between 45 to 5o. James Harden was averaging 35 in today's game and he isn't nowhere near the level of MJ

[@joserivas2732]

What’s funny about this reaction is you all think Jordan would put up an easy 40 on Lebron but YOU CANT SAY IT cuz y’all are bronsexuals 😂😂😂 I know for a fact this video changed your whole perspective

[@joserivas2732]

Bron is an all time great but Jordan was an alien. No disrespect to Bron.

[@Journeyofourlife436]

MJ is undisputed GOAT, no one even come close not Lebron and Kobe.

[@AnnieChenilla9]

Players in jordan era are tough as shit....

[@SutekhDaSteemroller]

That was the last era of street kids entering the league. Now its coddled AAU factory kids and nepo babies.