The ULTIMATE Michael Jordan 1995-96 Highlight Reel | GOAT SZN

The greatest highlight reel of the greatest player. 1995 1996 Michael Jordan 🐐
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[@MaxaMillion711]

Merry Christmas everyone 🎄

[@adam.a6883]

I have a special request, Let's Get a Ultimate highlight of W. Chamberlain I know there's not much footage but he was a true legend

[@allanhouston6759]

You are the best.

[@ramiltiozon1515]

tracy mcgrady season highlights 2004 2005

[@monasgaib1734]

Merry christmas, hope a wizard highlights soon.

[@adam.a6883]

@@monasgaib1734 he has one on his page

[@micahjcannon]

Anybody who thinks MJ could not go left is foolish bro😭. Man’s uses the entire court.

[@jarvasedundy1]

Michael Jordan has so many great seasons. But this one was his revenge season, after losing to the Magics in the semi finals in 95. He came back stronger than ever. NBA MVP, scoring title, all-star, all-star game MVP, All-NBA first team, first team defense, NBA champ, FMVP. That's truly insane lol, no player has yet to accomplish all of that in one single season and he did it again during the 97-98 season age 35.

[@allanhouston6759]

In the 1997 and 1998 Playoffs, Michael Jordan carried Chicago Bulls on his back. Dennis Rodman was already old, he was 35, 36 years old. He was very good in 1996. But in the 1997 and 1998 Playoffs, he was very ineffective. 1997 Playoffs: *Dennis Rodman ( age 36 )=4-ppg. FG-37%. 8-Rebounds per game.* *Scotte Pippen ( age 31 )=19-ppg. FG-41%. 7-Rebounds per game.* 1998 Playoffs: *Dennis Rodman ( age 37 )=5-ppg. FG-37%. 12-Rebounds per game.* *Scotte Pippen ( age 32 )=17-ppg. FG-41%. 7-Rebounds per game.*

[@justsayin669]

@@allanhouston6759 Yeah he shot 37% on only 4.3FGAs in 1997 and only 5.0FGAs in 1998 so it didn't hurt the team much at all. He could have rebounded better in 1997 eventhough he still rebounded really well, just not for his standards. But Rodman's main contributions throughout his career were his rebounding and defense and he provided both of those things in the 1997 and especially 1998 playoffs.

[@allanhouston6759]

@@justsayin669Stop it. In 1997 and 1998 RODMAN was not an elite Defender. He was old, he was 35, 36 years old. In the Playoffs, he could no longer average 15-RPG. 1997 Playoffs: *RODMAN=8-RPG.* 1998 Playoffs: *RODMAN=12-RPG.* In his Prime, RODMAN was an effective scorer. Prime RODMAN played vs MJ.

[@justsayin669]

@@allanhouston6759 He was no longer in his prime in 1997 or 1998, but Rodman was still a great defender and the best rebounder in the league (Rodman won the rebounding titles in 1996-97 with 16.1rpg and 1997-98 with 15.0rpg). 12rpg in the playoffs is still elite whether it's 15rpg or not.

[@AHMAD-2324]

Let this sink in for a second 9X a Guard played all 82 Game's in a season. And 4 time's he played 80,81,81 80... So unstoppable an also so durable.

[@davidaronson9475]

The prettiest game in the history of sports

[@ColtranesOffspring45]

That's not talked about enough

[@dcshow]

The pinstripe jerseys were so dope

[@rdr4095]

Your channel is dope

[@dcshow]

@@rdr4095 🙏

[@richardsimolata9946]

yeah .. ur channel is dope

[@joshua3149]

@@dcshowI subscribed :)

[@dcshow]

@@richardsimolata9946 🙏

[@IndyJones31]

By 96 he had near perfected that fade-away. Defense was helpless.

[@ArmandoKozomara]

My favorite part of his game

[@hoodrichhaul7545]

His shots in most of the highlights straight bottom of the net.

[@newyorkpotioncastle]

With 3 dudes on him

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

big factz

[@cdplaya1973]

This my favorite version of him. Yeah like everyone else I loved watching him poke on everyone & all the fancy moves & over the top scoring but once he made that fadeaway a staple part of his game with all the post moves and counters while still being able to do all I mentioned above is when his game was at its most beautiful

[@nathanrivera256]

This man was LITERALLY a 99 Create a Player in NBA 2K 🐐

[@missgladys5603]

Look how smooth MJ operates...

[@renzopeterson153]

📠

[@stefanogasasira9406]

72-10 record, MVP, Scoring Champion, All-Defensive 1st team, Finals MVP, Won his 4th Championship.. that’s the closest season we’ve seen to perfection for a player.

[@cv4203]

They had the 3pt champ, 6ixth man and coach of the year

[@stefanogasasira9406]

C V true, but jordan did a lot for that team. all of those accomplishments by the supporting stems from jordan’s impact

[@chupagabraladinyo2760]

and 26-5-2 %42 fg in finals :D injured payton clapped hisazz

[@hoodvines2720]

@@chupagabraladinyo2760 Payton is the greatest defensive point guard ever.

[@AHMAD-2324]

@@chupagabraladinyo2760 27.4ppg 5.2rpg 5.1apg 2spg and that was his worst Finals. But nice try kid but tell me this what happened in November the next season MJ dropped 45 on his ass in Seattle?... Since he clapped MJ according to yo Dumbass...

[@charlaynebrowe8443]

No wasted movement.

[@user-lp9ek5wx3y]

This is holy black Jesus😮😮😮

[@ImLouPalomaBM]

EXACTLY

[@thechampion9525]

Jordan wàs very precise and surgicall

[@davidfrazier8822]

None ....I was just saying that

[@ronaldteves3939]

This is highlight what would you expect? Expose his missed shot? moron

[@j.wright8157]

If you were a teenager in the 90's, watching this will quickly bring a smile to your face. MJ was amazing!

[@MrRADIANCE777]

it will not because I am not old.

[@minimal_Sonntag]

was already a twen, but that doesn´t matter. watching this is like a timewarp the GOAT

[@simplysimple7628]

Graduated high school in 1996. You can do the math. Perfect age to witness his early days while a young boy into his older years as a teenager. Boy was it something to witness. Absolutely mindboggling.

[@j.wright8157]

@@simplysimple7628 Haha...same here--Class of 95'.👍

[@simplysimple7628]

@@j.wright8157 🤙🏼🙏🏼✊🏼👊🏼😎

[@ibsw4gout638]

Ngl I been a huge Bron fan since I was in elementary and I’m still an but after watching all 10 vids of the “Last Dance” I gotta say it Jordan the greatest to ever do not just his skill but how he approach the game. If you love basketball you’ll understand

[@godamgg4478]

Jordan not even better than curry

[@amd3344]

@@godamgg4478 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brandonkarena6138]

@@godamgg4478 😂😂😂😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏

[@brandonkarena6138]

@@godamgg4478 who you work for?😂

[@brandonkarena6138]

@@godamgg4478 I get it. There's always darkness where there is light😂

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

JORDAN'S GAME WAS SO FUCKING BEAUTIFUL TO WATCH!!!! 💯💯💯

[@cdplaya1973]

I say the same thing bro

[@GOATSLAYER95]

Same

[@letitflock1397]

96 MJ is possibly the very best version of anybody who ever played in the Nba.

[@thepeacekeeper2338]

I’d argue he was better in 91 but you couldn’t go wrong with either

[@buckwildboys1]

88-93 MJ is the scariest basketball force known to humanity. 96-98 MJ is 88-93s caddy for the day of golf.

[@mothersmilk644]

1988 was arguably his best season because of the accomplishments sans title

[@LeZaddy]

2018 Bron

[@user-wu3rg4dj4b]

I think 91 MJ is GOAT

[@williamkoscielniak820]

In '96 MJ still had a touch of his old self while absolutely mastering the midrange and post up game, while also being as smart and savvy as he ever was.

[@polpol1005]

agreed

[@at2130]

Jordan fadeaway was unstoppable.

[@KingKong-ux3gg]

Mastered the game like no one else. He was just automatic.

[@dasa5023]

People say even Jordan that 91-92 was his prime but I honestly feel 95-96 Jordan was another prime for him

[@t99155]

Same bruh 🔥💯🏀

[@GeneralZod1991]

Yes, everyone has their own opinion, but for me I think Prime Jordan was in 90-91, his first championship run... no one can stop him from winning the championship at that time, His desire to win surpasses other players in the league... HE WAS UNSTOPPABLE AT THAT YEAR,, Even Jordan once admitted and always tried to make 91 his peak year.. after joking with kobe at dinner he said "my year in 91, versus your peak, i will kick your ass", It shows that he always believed that his year in 91 was really his prime year... even Phil himself agreed that Jordan in 91 was something else.. "GOD LEVEL"...

[@jasonmardoniomeza1711]

Man ...Jordan was so beautiful to watch. So smooth...no wasted movements...efficient.....athletic....balanced....strong.... Amazing! The GOAT!

[@janirosario5751]

He went straight to the point. Not too much dribbling, just a straight killer.

[@jasonmardoniomeza1711]

@@janirosario5751 exactly! 👍

[@diocre7446]

He did many step back. And generation nowadays think that is new.

[@georgeremix9973]

Whenever I’m stressed I come here. Something about his highlights are therapeutic

[@joseyarty8520]

I know what you mean.

[@darrianhammons3194]

Your witness the best player ever and his best season he played in his career so technically your watching the best basketball player highlights ever.😎🐐

[@marcuslopez9373]

MJ was surgical with his game. The greatest to ever do it.

[@woozie9562]

MJ's Jumpshot is butter.

[@loopspringsteen1479]

PARKAAAAAAAAYYYYYY, COUNTRY CROCK.. whatever else brand, all of em combined!!!!!

[@dameschemin8464]

Told myself I’d just watch a couple mins, ended up watching the whole damn thing 😂 Kobe said it best, his technique is flawless

[@stephenford6132]

Same bro had no Idea I would rewatch everything I grew up on in one hour lol

[@omararcher7105]

Same here

[@thrizzol6269]

I swearrr

[@cdplaya1973]

This is when he showed how much of a technician he was because he was still very much athletic even if he lost a tad bit but still would dunk on anybody and had all the around the basket moves but was deadly surgical with his array post moves and fakes that his game became so much more beautiful than it was before

[@jungeguo6047]

The All Time G.O.A.T

[@theonlyalecazam2947]

Jevon Carter

[@johnfroelich8554]

Watching Jordan was more than entertainment. It was a mind-altering sports experience...

[@khalilcook3018]

Simply masterful. His footwork, intelligence, craftiness, athleticism. Absolutely 💯 unreal

[@iango1033]

He's so great he makes it look like his defenders doesn't even try to guard him

[@allanhouston6759]

The defenders went out of their way to stop Michael Jordan. ( Double team, triple team ). But MJ was too fast, explosive and skilful. Stopping Michael Jordan was nearly impossible.

[@erikpuka2627]

Jordan had no real flaws in his game.Hell almost everything he did he did at an A+ level He was shooting 50% from field on an era in which the paint was packed with Legendary big defensive players and he still dominated.

[@allanhouston6759]

@ThreeCreators MJ is the greatest player in Nba history. He"s better than Lebron. *All-Nba Players.* LBJ"s era ( 2003/2018 ): *East - 58.* *West -147.* ( LOL ). Lebron feasted in the weak East. Let"s not forget that Joakim Noah was the last first team All-Nba Player ( 2014 ) besides Lebron before Giannis ( 2019 ).

[@TakinDubsShaq]

@@allanhouston6759 Jordan didn’t feast in the weak east after Celtics and Pistons were done? He was only challenged by pistons and Magic and pacers in 98.

[@allanhouston6759]

@@TakinDubsShaq MJ did not play against the Orlando Magic in 1998. LOL. MJ in the East has played against team like the Knicks, Hawks, Cavs, Pacers, Magic and Miami Heat.

[@madnizz1511]

@ThreeCreators “not a great shot blocker” LOOOOOOL. only guard in NBA history to record 200 steals and 100 blocks in the same season, one of only 3 players to accomplish that feat and he did it twice. “not a great rebounder” I don’t see how 6.3 rebounds in a career as a guard isn’t a great feat but ok. only valid thing you said was 3 pointers and even then, it didn’t effect his game in the slightest because he barely took them. In 1990, MJ took 3 attempts a game from 3 and shot 38%. he shot terrific from 3 in the 1992 NBA Finals. he showed the ability to be able to shoot 3s but the mid range was his game. that’s all. hardly a flaw. MJ might not have been an A+ player but he was definitely the closest to it.

[@smdideleted6327]

3pt shot ? He did shootb12% from 3 his best season lol

[@James-lu4hb]

This is when Jordan was at peak perfection there were no flaws in his game.

[@koreanational]

CAT QUICK at 6-6... Moving as if he is like, 5-7. So accurate, so precise, nobody moves as pretty and as efficiently as MJ. Its an art. Truly one of a kind, best ever

[@razkable]

Kobe learned a lot from mj....but mj didn't need Shaq like Kobe did

[@IceDunker-2000]

@@razkable Kobe won without Shaq

[@AD-ur1fk]

@@razkable Kobe won twice without Shaq 🤡

[@ronhargrove1176]

@@razkable Kobe didn’t need shaq as soon as he got in he’s prime and the lakers started building around him

[@thechampion9525]

One of Jordan big adventage and rarely it's mentioned it's his stride he covered lot of ground cause his long stride

[@winston5762]

Jordan kind of lives in a zone where it’s like he’s the only guy on the court, like you can see real fear in his opponent’s as he gets ready to serve them. He was a man on a mission this year as well.

[@NewAgeSlaves]

Living in a zone is a perfect way to describe it almost never waivers

[@kingja126]

Michael jordan was ahead of his time 🐐 living legend 💯

[@matthewjustice7626]

Imagine him doing this today how scary would this be he would be moving through people who would check this man

[@allanhouston6759]

Michael Jordan is not ahead of his time: he is timeless. In the modern league, he will dominate even more. He will have modern technology and will play in a soft league. *Shorty 5"8 Isiah Thomas can average 29-Points per game in this soft league.*

[@mjjumps]

Greatest to ever lace em up

[@theonlyalecazam2947]

Wrong...Jevon Carter

[@lamelajohnandreih.4042]

The Greatest of all time 🐐 6x NBA CHAMPION 6x NBA FINALS MVP 5x NBA SEASON MVP 6-0 in Finals 10x NBA SCORING Champion

[@vincespell]

That's not why he's the greatest! He played with an intention to win every night, he played from his ego, he played for his teammates, he played for his coaches, and more importantly he played for the City of Chicago! Jordan made them a promise and delivered on it! Jordan gave Chicago Basketball an identity and gave Chicago a reason to hold their heads up!

[@jdigitalseven7]

That turn around fadeaway is the smoothest, most deadly shot. We were spoiled in the 90s with this along with Ken Griffey Jr's smooth swinging motion.

[@napoleonfrank8455]

There has never been and there will never be another basketball player like Michael, the ultimate master of the game, the only player in the history who could literally control the outcome of the game. He was incredible !!

[@momoneylessproblems9183]

Do yall fathom that this guy retired for two years in the PRIME of his career. He effectively forewent playing two seasons as a 30 & 31 year old. Like literally when a players skills and athleticism converge into their combined pinnacle. And he still won SIX titles. In just ELEVEN full seasons as a Bull. LeBron is in year seventeen with just four titles. Mike is and forever will be in a league of his own.

[@shaqsburner7983]

You have to recognize the type of competition lebron had and the team he was on

[@joshmedici]

You could've just mention MJ's accomplishments without having to trash LeBron. They are both amazing players, generational talent, we can respect and appreciate that we got to see them play live!

[@SonGoku-yb3zm]

@@shaqsburner7983 I always find this argument funny. People always want to say this as if Jordan played a bunch of scrubs, didn't play in the most physical era especially compared to today's game and had a team full of superstars that Lebron has had on numerous occasions/was by far the favorite and still lost etc. This narrative is tired because Michael only had Scottie for the most part against teams full of HOF(as well as against players where today's aren't even close to being built like, Alonzo, Karl Malone, Shaq, Anthony Mason etc etc). Where Lebron, even if we take every other time he lost in the Finals to humor ya'll. There is no defense for the Miami loss's in the Finals, where like I said, that was basically an All Star team. They lost to the underdog Mavs basically to Dirk and the old Spurs. Naw bruh, ya'll really need to let that go. There is no need for me to get into everything else.

[@clipperssuck2450]

@@SonGoku-yb3zm so Bill russell won 11 rings in 13 Years if y’all clap lebron for being 4 in 17 years than clap mj for being 6 in 15 years

[@SonGoku-yb3zm]

@@clipperssuck2450 Sigh, why do most people on KZbin need things spoon fed to them. Bruh, the conversation was not about the amount of years it took to get their rings throughout their career as a whole. It was simply that between Lebron & Jordan.Jordan was far more consistent(again, 2 3 peats) with his championships, there wasn’t a huge gap between them. The Bulls basically dominated the whole decade of the 90’s. Jordan not needing to go from team to team, needing superstars like Lebron, I digress. So I’m going to end this with what I told another person where if you aren’t one, was a Lebron fan. If y’all would actually educate yourselves and read what people say instead of looking at everything from a general perspective or hate. You might finally get it where most are coming from.

[@michelleharding9646]

Damn this dude mid range is crazy

[@michaelwebb469]

The sound of the ball going through the net after those smooth ass jumpers ?!? ... EPIC !!

[@momoneylessproblems9183]

If you watch these highlights and don't immediately come to the conclusion that this guy would average 40 in today's era and that this team wouldn't coast to a championship... I think you need to get your eyes checked. Mike was out here playing chess while everyone was playing checkers and today's players have half the heart and hustle of players from the nineties.

[@flickoramacustomerservice1199]

My guy wasn't playing chess he was playing [insert adjective of choice] deathnote.

[@wutthigraisakornchaipitak5220]

I can watch these Highlights all days.

[@perryservius4509]

The undisputed Goat. Its crazy how good he was that season

[@theonlyalecazam2947]

Jevon Carter

[@eduardasa6566]

95/96 Jordan was a mix of him been still very explosive, with his extremely high I.Q from his last years

[@jaymoney6233]

For all the kids watching, this is 32-33 year old MJ 🐐 Amazing and was worth it to catch every live game of him

[@buddabean6408]

His Fan Base Was Insane Every Road Game Was Like A Home Game For The Bulls

[@shawnerr5786]

he was micheal jackson and albert einstein level fame

[@XxrkylexX]

My God this guy was an artist & an assassin rolled into one. These young kids have no idea the fear this man put into his opponents just knowing he was in the building, let alone when he walked onto the floor. He was magical. I guarantee Jordan could taste blood in that series against the Magic that year after the previous year.

[@raymondlucero4999]

Every time that i am fortunate enough to come across Jordan highlights. I am convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that MJ is second to none.

[@HashBrown99Gaming]

The dribble pull-up is the best weapon for a quick athletic player. Defenders are so worried about getting blown by that they tend to give up so much space and retreat too much off a jab step or one hard attacking dribble that you end up with so much space. In most of MJs highlights especially when he was younger, the majority of his pull up J's weren't even contested.

[@WallTrapMedia]

Jordan's greatest physical asset which doesn't get talked about enough was his huge hands. Sure, lots of players calm palm a ball but nobody was as flippant with it as him. He had the perfect grip and palm and finger placement which allowed him to have more control of the ball than any player not named Doctor J. If you look at Kobe's footwork, Wade's slashing ability, or Bron's athleticism, they could version do every MJ could do on the ground but once MJ got in the air his hands allowed him to use the ball similar to a paintbrush and he just used the air as a canvas to create artistry that Doctor J or no other player could match. On the defensive end, his hands were so strong that if you had the ball anywhere near him he was going to block it, strip it, or steal it. This get's me to his second-best asset his defensive IQ. His timing on that end was impeccable. It was as if the ball was inflated with blood and MJ was a great white shark. Long before Kawhi, he was the Klaw! What's crazy is that his hands are actually bigger than Kawhi's!

[@funguy1152]

I think it’s his small feet to help him move so gracefully

[@louiswilliams984]

@@funguy1152 Size 13s my guy. Not exactly small. Lol

[@itsjay79]

I have seen a video where Phil Jackson was asked who is the better player between Kobe and MJ and Phil said the difference is Michael has the big hands which gives him much more level of control with the ball (something along those lines) - it definetly has been talked about, but yes a very valid point

[@TheSands83]

Yep jordan has huge mits. Everyone talks about kawhi but jordan has even bigger hands than kawhi. Guy was a freak. 4.3 40 yard dash. 45-48 inch vertical. 6-7 biggest hands ever.,insanely quick. Could spring up like a cat without loading up to jump. Killer will. Smart. Had abnormal vision. He literally has vision that’s superhuman. Some slave owner must have breed some super slaves together n passed those genes down..He’s literally a freak of nature

[@davidnyeko5695]

He was simply unguardable

[@DaddyDeadBeat]

The most impressive thing, is how easy he makes the shit look. Like it requires nothing but minimal effort when that’s totally the opposite and the man is just a demon.

[@louiswilliams984]

💯

[@jerzygameboy8041]

@@louiswilliams984 I tell people this all the time!

[@BigBen1994]

It looks effortless because of all the countless hours people don't see of perfecting his craft. When you put in the work it becomes second nature and you look like you were created to play basketball. Honestly the same can be said for anything you have perfected in life.

[@jerzygameboy8041]

@@BigBen1994 bro you could not have said that any better, so deep and so true!

[@DressCode2005]

@@BigBen1994 Kobe Bryant talks about this in one of his interviews. It's the Compound Effect actualized. Same that can be applied with investing Money it can be applied to your profession. You will be so far ahead of your peers you won't have to give all out effort. Like playing a video game on Hard mode, at first its tough but the Hours you keep putting in the game it becomes easy. The game difficulty didn't decrease the player just got that much better.

[@kl2389]

That Jordan 11 Concord really shines above the rest.

[@johnruggiero4205]

MJ had it ALL! His numbers went up, to all time record highs, during the playoffs. He was the killer of all killers. He was clutch, more athletic, and feared. The GOAT period.

[@taeshawnwilson6853]

MJ came back with a vengeance that year

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

He was completely locked in after losing to the Magic

[@taeshawnwilson6853]

@@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7 big facts

[@kingofpendragon]

He had a lot of help because of the WATERED DOWN EXPANSION LEAGUE. MJ is vastly OVERRATED.

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

@@kingofpendragon thanks for the laugh

[@punyemas9783]

@@kingofpendragon if Jordan's league was watered down, then today's league is just passing gas.

[@briantneary2248]

Although he had lost some of his jumps at this point, he had PERFECTED everything else. His footwork was flawless. You're watching the very best basketball player who ever lived

[@derekstewart6704]

Lost some of his jumps?? Sorry, but that's just wrong.

[@briantneary2248]

@@derekstewart6704 I'm not sure if you read, but MJ has stated on several occasions his weight training and the wear and tear on his knees weakened his vertical. That's a fact. You don't owe me an apology for being wrong, homie. Lol

[@blueytho0154]

@@derekstewart6704 hops

[@razkable]

He was still fresh in 95 96 because of time off....that's why he still looks like he's flawless...

[@stephordless8876]

@@razkable Yeah but everyone with brain knows that MJ didn’t jump as high in 95 as he did in his twenties. Just like every human being in all walks of life.

[@lorenjones5644]

I was born July 28th 1988 a Piston fan in Detroit. I watched WGN in Detroit from my lil TV in my room I'd move my TV antenna in a direction and watched Mj play. Even tho I did not care for him like the world did I cant knock pure greatness and excellence. Much respect to the goat.

[@sergiogallegos6576]

Mj is and will always be and stay the GOAT 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@jonathanwilliams0824]

The legendary 72-10 season!!!!

[@stephcurrytheg.o.a.t]

Not more legendary than 73-9

[@amidgrid8662]

@@stephcurrytheg.o.a.t it was, they won the chip

[@stephcurrytheg.o.a.t]

@@amidgrid8662 people win championships every year, but only one went 73-9

[@jonathanwilliams0824]

@@stephcurrytheg.o.a.t But did that Golden State Warriors team win the chip? No!

[@amidgrid8662]

@@stephcurrytheg.o.a.t I will admit the warriors faced some serious bad luck however they still didn't win the chip, 73-9 season + finals appearance

[@liandremarcoricafort6606]

he exudes grace and greatness

[@lostcell6796]

To this day as a early 80s baby no one captivated the audience like MJ. Those games of MJ were always on TBS and TNT during the week nights and NBC on the weekends. He was must watch TV 📺

[@allanhouston6759]

JORDAN"s Bulls defeated seven 60+win teams ( a Record for a dynasty team in a decade ) and 20 teams that had between 50-59 wins.JORDAN was guarded by Defensive Player of the Year players in the Playoffs several times. *Dennis Rodman - 2x DPOY.* *Sidney Moncrief - 2x DPOY.* *Alvin Robertson - 1x DPOY.* *Gary Payton - 1x DPOY.*

[@mase3039]

This is picture perfect basketball. Kobe is my favorite ever but Mike is so flawless damn

[@NewAgeSlaves]

He's basketball greatness personified

[@nathanlibero1899]

It's hilarious how good this man was,even more hilarious when someone compares this super human with other 'normal' players.

[@dr.lynnjones5634]

Don't forget you are looking at highlights. Highlights mean the player's best moments. Other NBA players have highlights also.

[@rellbgm4473]

Love when MJ plays in the concords, flu games, space jams, and any one of the 5s

[@andrewanderson5948]

Lol yeah. They don't talk about this but Jordan had best shoe game of any player too in history of NBA.

[@skinnytimmy1]

He said the 11s, 12s, and 13s are his favorites

[@falcons2123]

He was killing in 1992 wearing the Air Jordan VII...plus the Olympics that same year with the dream team performance.

[@JustNilez]

Jordan was the reason those Seats were sold out

[@angelbxaquarist7445]

It was like watching an artist paint... so effortless he made it look so easy. There’s no player today with an all around game like his

[@AleksandarGospic]

Smooth as butter, poetry in motion!

[@Kazeon]

32:44 am I the only one thinking that's the craziest play of this entire video? Looks like he fumbled at first, he JUMPED, then he raised up, double clutched.. in MID AIR... all in just with A SINGLE HAND!! I mean what the actual F ? Is that even humanly possible?!

[@Kreutz]

It was like it wasn't even fair, he was so much better than everyone!

[@ThomasFoolery8]

Everything about this comeback season was legendary. I still remember how much hype those shoes had. The patent leather. Unless you were a kid at that time, you will never understand how much you’d them.

[@blackricktheruler]

I’m honored that i had the opportunity to watch the entirety of his career.I think kids sometimes forget that although he’s a legend,millions of people actually watched him play😂He’s the best player the NBA has ever had and it’s truly not all that close.

[@randalbarnes2128]

Man did you record the games like I did? I have some old tapes from these years!

[@blackricktheruler]

@@randalbarnes2128 Definitely fam.Especially when he played other greats and showed he was just on another level amongst other legends.

[@randalbarnes2128]

@@blackricktheruler I feel that man! I still have the old games on vhs bro! 📼

[@hughmungus4118]

This was Jordan’s best year imo, he played so effortlessly yet precisely

[@allanhouston6759]

*Michael Jordan in the 1988/89 season: 32- 8- 8, FG-54%.* In the Playoffs: *Michael Jordan=35- 7- 7, FG-51%.* This season is the best in Michael Jordan"s career. 1989 ECF: *MJ carried them to 2 wins vs Pistons- no other team beat them once in the Playoffs.* JORDAN shut down Isiah Thomas in the series to 39% FG. *Scotte Pippen had a poor 10- 7- 3, on 40% for the series.*

[@hughmungus4118]

@@allanhouston6759 interesting never paid much attention to his early career stats thx

[@waltchamberlain5165]

'effortless' is a perfect way to describe being on probably the absolute hands down greatest basketball TEAM ever assembled

[@NewAgeSlaves]

He's 80s years are probably most underrated avg almost 40 like a madman but i for one love his 93 year season where he did avg 40 in the finals but with jordan you cant really go wrong with which season was his best 😅

[@benjaminan1183]

@@waltchamberlain5165 He didn't play for the 17 Warriors

[@elicarson1040]

Poetry in motion ( simply da best, point blank undisputed G.O.A.T)

[@drizzy9126]

Michael Jordan was the result of God’s create-a-player

[@rp5564]

33 years old and still light years better than everyone

[@MrThyten]

best athlete of all time

[@KingKufu38]

This version of Mike is the best ever. The true Yoda, grandmaster of basketball. Still had elite quickness with more refined skill and muscle. Instincts on a higher level than anyone, too much intellect with too much heart 💯

[@HardWorkENT23]

Agreed

[@jehmehlfair8119]

Everytime I watch Mj highlights it’s like he’s hitting all net everytime it’s crazy.

[@NewAgeSlaves]

a prolific shooter who avg well over 50% for multiple seasons

[@hernandosanchezrodriguez6975]

He's the goat no matter what youngsters say. Besides, I've never seen a player so fundamentally sound. Grace and power in motion .

[@PowerGearPerformance]

He he won too

[@stephordless8876]

@@PowerGearPerformance 🤣🤣🤣💯

[@mattconrad]

Legend of all Legends.

[@John_McDonnell_76]

Best team ever…..in history. That year they went 72-10 and won the chip. Believe including playoffs they only lost 13 total games. Savage. I remember watching EVERY. SINGLE. GAME. What a privilege it was to watch MJ and the Bulls his entire career. Best fade-away jumper ever.

[@dynamic6645]

Not even close, today's defenders are much more athletic stronger faster, shooters also evolved, Bulls never faced zones, they would get demolished in this era

[@dynamic6645]

@Hendrik Verwoerd II I play basketball and zones are much harder than handchecking

[@dynamic6645]

@Hendrik Verwoerd II You can put Brian Scalabrine in the 90's, with handchecking illegal defense calls shortened 3 point line he would average 30

[@CesarAlvarez-pl5sm]

MJ Is Master Chief

[@matras360]

is he driving left?is he going right?is he passing?will he do a spin move?oh...a fadeway. never mind.the man is just UNGUARDABLE!

[@JRBONDABEATS]

MJ post up game at only 6'6 was just as impressive as Hakeem's

[@Bigdaddy-nh7mb]

Mj fanatic but hakeem was on a different level

[@JRBONDABEATS]

@@Bigdaddy-nh7mb got a point Hakeem was the only player Jordan feared

[@questmotion]

@@JRBONDABEATS 42:20 Or did he ? ^^

[@rjrasta2348]

Who you think he learn from Jordan was smart

[@ThePrufessa]

Same with the defense.

[@crypto_guapo]

He just so masterful…so graceful…poetry in motion

[@andrewanderson5948]

"There's the talented, then there's the God gifted"

[@NedKelly06]

There's the talented, then there's the God gifted, and then there is black jesus...

[@andrewanderson5948]

@@NedKelly06 Exactly!

[@bobbylight111]

96 wasn’t his athletic prime or his statistically best year but there’s just something aesthetically nice about this season - everything purposeful, no wasted motion. just beautiful

[@Mjumbojetpresdent]

Perfected triangle system for the team as a whole simplified the game for mj.

[@9MagTV]

Rarely Do U See Michael Falling Down On The Court. Saved A Lot Of Wear & Tear On His Body...

[@jaidyngiacomin7370]

nice mate

[@wavyamar]

Thats a very good point

[@jaymiller5669]

I feel like there's a lot of falling to prevent injuries to ankles and knees especially for big men like Embiid. Bruises and butts heal faster

[@blueytho0154]

And when he does, he falls very gracefully.

[@markwang77]

all his wear-n-tear happened off the court lol - he was an insatiable golfer and gambler...sleep wasn't a priority

[@mikesannitti6042]

Look at that Eastern conference in that era. First round the bulls faced the Heat with Alonzo Morning and Tim Hardaway. Second round was Patrick Ewing and John Starks' gritty Knicks. Then they faced the Absolutely stacked young Magic team with Shaq and Penny. I don't get how anyone could say he played in a weak era.

[@allanhouston6759]

This is a myth. MJ played against great teams and great players. JORDAN"s Bulls defeated seven 60+ win teams ( a record for a dynasty team in a decade ) and 20 teams that had between 50-59 wins. 1995/1996 Orlando Magic: *Shaquille O"Neal- Top 2 in the MVP vote ( 1995 ), Scoring Champion ( 1995 ).* *Penny Hardaway- Top 3 in the MVP vote ( 1996 ).* Nick Anderson, Dennis Scott, Horace Grant. This team could win the title in the modern league. Shaq and Penny better than Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebao.

[@louiswilliams984]

@@allanhouston6759 FACTS!!!!!

[@standup3686]

​@@allanhouston6759 great points bro 👍🏾

[@standup3686]

they also act like the guy didn't quit basketball, come back in the 2000's era, and give THOSE guys work as well... old and past his prime, still a 40 - 50 pt threat. they know though.

[@MrEverest06]

I’m so happy we got Jordan highlights. Now we really get to see how good he was against his competitors.

[@12AMAvery]

It's the hands that he centers his game around. No other player plays like him because they simply can't. You can copy some things about his game but the thing he has on everyone is the ability to just palm the ball with one hand off the dribble. Absolutely unreal.

[@JSB-2Z-2K]

95-96 is probably in Jordan's top 3 seasons ever.

[@marvin-kd9yr]

Poetry in motion 🐐

[@joetaylor3974]

His footwork was so good in 96

[@kevinwong9656]

Someone say Jordan's 3 pt. game was weak? Laughable. The man didn't use it a lot but was very capable. With the emphasis of threes in today's game, I have no doubt he would have adapted and still dominated.

[@chavyflos6311]

Exactly, who needs all those 3 pointers when you avg 33+ in playoff games.

[@AAAA-nv5cf]

People forget he had a 3 point record at one time

[@keli4775]

Yes, that season, Jordon 42.7% 3pt%. 2nd in BULLS, 1st is Steve Kerr...

[@TheMcLeanster]

@@AAAA-nv5cf you just made that shit up, lol

[@Lucas_1902]

@@TheMcLeanster he had the record for most threes in a finals game

[@TheDogue5]

The king of king mister MJ.👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@waltchamberlain5165]

The greatest scorer and by far the greatest shooting guard to ever play basketball

[@allanhouston6759]

GOAT.

[@Wis_Dom]

3:54 Jordan be shaking people with ONE dribble. LOL! That's how much players honored his drive.

[@louiswilliams984]

His footwork was stupid good though!