Tracy McGrady explains how 'The Last Dance' changed his perception of Michael Jordan | The Jump

[@chadedward5009]

The documentary made me admire MJ and the Chicago Bulls even more than I already did! Extremely inspirational

[@theonlyregito1169]

Are you from Massachusetts? Or Ireland?

[@iridium5122]

Yes sir. Me too. I already loved MJ. Made me love him even more. Best sports documentary I have ever seen.

[@toastedt140]

@willpower242 Dude you seriously sad for having 35+ comments on this one channel trying to disparage MJ and put up your hero Lebron. Its legitimately sad to devote your time to this.

[@jerryteo4972]

willpower242 Better than loser who come out with excuses after getting swept 🤣🙃😂

[@YaO_MeaN]

Yeah bro they worked them.mind games exactly what he wanted

[@davidwebb091370]

MJ is the GOAT! he has been the de facto measuring stick of pro basketball greatness ever since he played in the NBA.

[@erishmaglaqui2593]

@Anthony Tucker that is possibly the dumbest thing ever said

[@nassiglutt6587]

@Anthony Tucker nah! Your a bron fan that's why. Let's say kerr and paxon missed and they lost, there's the next game. If ray missed, game over. If kyrie missed, 50/50. Gs could have just went to the ft line.😂

[@damo5350]

@Anthony Tucker 😂😂that is possibly the funniest thing I’ve heard in awhile . I’m guessing your trying to get people to reply to you . 😬pretty bronsexual of you but funny .

[@g_pazzini]

@Anthony Tucker kerr and paxson plays are improved because of MJ influence

[@damo5350]

@Anthony Tucker 😂you can imagine how we feel about bronsexuals like yourself.

[@leetraviusmckay2919]

"We all needed Michael to be the bad guy because we were all mentally soft" Scottie Pippen

[@Sejr0420]

That’s a huge thing for a man to admit.

[@waynelee9503]

LeeTravius Mckay where did he say fhai

[@waynelee9503]

LeeTravius Mckay where did he say that

[@jalheeljalhe5799]

@@waynelee9503 I think in episode 9

[@apostolostvable]

Pippen has always openly admitted his first three years Jordan was ferociously tough against him because he knew Pippen was a super-gifted player himself and needed to gain a mental edge for Jordan to get out of the shadow of Boston and Detroit. Once Pippen became an All-Star player and a two-way threat the Bulls became a dynasty.

[@kennetratcliff5587]

Michael Jordan was a warrior. He came to win and took no prisoners.

[@HelenGPitts]

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[@QS-si3cq]

The end.

[@opiegagnon3]

Jackie MacMullen uses a comparison to tell people the difference McHale and Bird. I paraphrase, she said the biggest difference is when McHale had you down he would help you back up and say that you have had enough. Bird would step on your throat and ask if you have had enough yet! That is the difference between MJ and all of the "Next MJ' players have been. Kobe was the closest to having that assassin mentality!

[@brianbrown6531]

Well said, Jordan mean business period. He was the the team mate you needed to hold you accountable especially when you your idiot on the floor he was mentally and physically tough as well. This era of NBA players to be honest are really soft their spoiled and they complain so much. They are nothing but talent. They don't have the work ethic like the legends before them who had to earn the respect from corporate America. Nothing was ever handed to them, they had to work for it.

[@stevenleblanc8146]

Jesus man. No! Just no! Its guys like Wilt, Russell, Jerry West Dr J and others that paved the way for the teams of the 80s, granted Bird and Magic had to save the league. Then those 80s team further paved the way. Then MJ Era teams paved the way for the next wave. Thats how its been in every sport. Today's players don't have a work ethic? Do you have any idea how flippantly inaccurate that is? Any idea?!?!

[@vi3tbwoi]

Beats jordan in a game of ball. Jordan in his mind: the fk u say bout my mama? *drops 50

[@yezmirsheppard-halika6892]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣whatever it takes to win!

[@ktangrox]

More like: THATS PERSONAL😂😂😂

[@masi4579]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@greezythumb]

LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍

[@seffmorton6854]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@flexjay87]

I have even more respect for Michael Jordan, after watching the series !

[@copyrightstrikez_bandit143]

After growing up watching Jordan, no other Athlete is in the conversation except Ali. Period!

[@TralfazConstruction]

Yep. My thoughts two episodes in.

[@guilhermebahia6050]

@@copyrightstrikez_bandit143 no other american sports athlete you mean...

[@urmyhiru]

i mean he literally gave up 2 times. so

[@owenyey]

The interview of young Michael Jordan in the last part of Episode 10 says it all. That’s what he did to the Bulls franchise.

[@amaan.a]

It changed my perspective of MJ for sure. I always knew he was a natural born winner, but I learnt his sheer will to win was so unparalleled, he was willing to be cruel, petty and a straight up villain in order to get it done 🐐

[@yungpinchsnippets4732]

What is this last dance I don’t get it

[@apostolostvable]

@@yungpinchsnippets4732 The Bulls wanted to impress the Polish population of Chicago with a Polka parade celebrating their 6th title.

[@cactaceous]

That's nothing to admire and/or celebrate Amaan. That is behavior to psychologically analyze of a terribly insecure man needing validation at all costs and tap an unhappiness hole he has yet to deal with.

[@Jacqued6969]

@@cactaceous Jordan has always said his competitiveness is a curse that has ruined relationships and friendships. I wouldn't say insecure, but competitive to the nth degree. It's more primal in that he has the desire to always be the dominant one and in control of the pact.

[@henrywashington3732]

Don't be learnt nothing around me man!

[@jeraldvincentzumel5300]

"How much is winning important to you.." Something NBA players and fans overlook these days.

[@JFromTheLandOfHella]

I think that's the biggest difference between players today vs yesteryear.

[@MyFeltJr]

Yeah wins aren't important to players or fans anymore. Which is how you can have players who focus on individual stats or triple-doubles feeling like they deserve the MVP...or how you can have fanboys thinking a player who is 3-6 is better than a player who is 6-0, 5-2, 6-5, or 5-4. Pathetic.

[@SOTSoldier_Naial]

Big FACTS!!!!!

[@iunderstanphotography2780]

a whole lot of people do. contracts, endorsements, entertainment is so much more prevalent in todays' NBA; these are things that keep younger players distracted and complacent with money rather than developing and winning

[@TheJno86]

I admire him even more after the last dance.

[@nitedreamer23]

"The Last Dance" should be shown in top MBA programs in teaching leadership.

[@deking1973]

Oh my goodness what a great idea. It should be shown to middle and high school too. I mean I was so inspired way deep inside. Watching all the 10 episodes, I saw the sacrifice that it cost to be a winner. I mean so much to digest.

[@Fezziekid]

Would probably need to omit his attempts at leadership at Washington and Charlotte though

[@CesarCastroV]

I think that the main reason why people praise him, is because he was such a superlative basketball player. Most people, even with a psychopathic personality or mindset, couldn’t accomplish these kinds of things, and would probably end up hurting more people, than really becoming an inspiration to many.

[@Mektek19]

This was one of the greatest segments in recent ESPN history. Richard Jefferson broke it down beautifully.

[@a6life874]

Kobe knew this at 14/15..he did his research and became a monster himself.

[@zane01235]

Kobe was phenomenal, he is the greatest compliment Jordan has ever had

[@chosenone9102]

So did LEBRON it's crazy

[@gioluvs1893]

@Nexus Of Hate Word Lebron said that himself. He said MJ and Kobe are killers, they wanna punish everybody, I'm not a killer...well that shows. As sick as Lebron is, him not being a killer is the reason he currently only has 3 rings.

[@saigalrahoul]

Bang !

[@thisistheendpt2]

@@chosenone9102 lol LeBron wants to b. Friends with everyone. He's not a competitor.

[@VenatorVeritatis]

„Limits like fear are often an illusion“ this explains everything of MJ‘s greatness.

[@djbhe]

I'm so glad this documentary was released now I don't have to debate young cats on the impact MJ had on the world and how great he was. I'm a Chicago southsider who grew up in Chicago during the 70's,80's & 90's so I was there for the whole ride and it was the most fun I've ever had. The documentary is nice but it's nothing like growing up in the city during those times.

[@perryrobinson1146]

The Last Dance was a great documentary and it came out at a time where people needed a little motivation during this pandemic and MJ was a relentless competitor even as a rookie he had his eyes on the prize I loved to see that I didn't know he was that hungry to win a championship awesome

[@Khay-77]

Michael wanted to win, he wasn't concerned with stat-padding like many NBA players of today do.

[@xXSprMgaAwsmFxyHtXx]

ha

[@hmm6415]

I'm not passive. So I'll say it.. Lebron.

[@Khay-77]

@@hmm6415 He's definitely one of them, Russell Ninja Turtle Westbrick is the a big offender along with Harden.

[@macben3266]

or his check!

[@teresemoniz5347]

Mike used to check his stats during timeouts

[@DeeWunnHybrid]

I told my lil bro decades ago that In this future we living in now Mike will be the one celebrated because of what he did to the game....I’m happy I live to see my prediction 😊🙏🏾🔥

[@geralddecosta320]

How about this DeeWunn, I told MJ's brother Larry the morning after MJ's second game in the league that if he did not suffer an injury-debilitating injury that he would become the best to ever play in history. Straight Facts, ask his brother.

[@TheJRo]

“Win at all cost...” ~Michael Jordan

[@dollarize6412]

The most MJ thing ever is releasing a documentary that makes him influential on the next generation more than the current superstars 🤣🤣

[@deking1973]

You got that so rigth. And guess what time it was released? No way anyone who like sport would have missed that. This is like icing on his legacy cake. And we know that the next generations will feed out of his mindset to be great. His story will be told and watched way after his death.

[@preciousgerbosch]

FACTS 🤣🤣

[@truchannel4608]

The only way you dont call jordan the goat....u was born in 1999 or later

[@michaelpasibe]

ALL THE SMOKE

[@panama1942]

@@truchannel4608 FR man... I was born in 97 but a year ago I went through and looked at all the top players all time in terms of awards, stats, etc. MJ is above all.

[@stevenfrederick8461]

LeBron is great but he doesn't have the dog in him like MJ . MJ was ruthless.

[@BlackSzn7]

steven frederick atleast iverson and kobe had it and now kyrie

[@gmoney5947]

LeBron was never cut and was called MJ.

[@95Ldunc]

I’m a Knick fan. I watched Michael from the jump. He sent my team home four times in the playoffs....it took his retirement in 1994 and 1999 for the Knicks to get out of the Eastern Conference and into the finals. That dudes mentality and sheer will is what killed us.

[@prakash50p]

@@95Ldunc I am sorry but that Knicks team were far from being a contender. They were like the 2009 Orlando Magic. Had a top 10 player and bunch of good role players. Solid team, built to make a deep playoff run, and that's it. If Bulls were not power house, Knicks would have never won.

[@melanin_king]

How is Lebron great lmaooooo ?🙃

[@jcsjay]

MJ went Bobby Boucher WATERBOY mode on Labradford. Lmaooooooo

[@Patriot2332]

Lmfao 😂😂😂

[@thatfatguy7591]

Ladraford: addidas....adddiiddassss... MJ: you wearing the wrong shoes... Labradford: Tim grovers the devil MJ: he’s a wonderful man...Tim Grover is not the devil Labradford: I NEVER SAID HE WAS THE DEVIL.. OH GOD DONT HUrt ME!! MJ: ReeeEeeeeeeee!!!!

[@LilRick96]

@@thatfatguy7591 😂😂😂😂

[@derrickwalker2355]

😂😂 "H2O!"

[@Bigload992G]

DarkSyde Creations: CPT. Insano shows No Mercy🤣🤣

[@oliveryasay3395]

the difference with MJ and Lebron, is MJ doesnt need to demand you the respect he deserve, you will give it to him because you will look at him and you will feel fear, and the leader he is and the godness in him, you have no choice but respect him, Lebron at this point of his career still demanding respect, that shows you who the real goat is.

[@jjcous]

That’s what I’ve always been trying to say but I just couldn’t make up the word

[@wildsons42]

You got it bro.

[@JrClips27]

factual

[@chrizsimmons5366]

lechoke is not even relevant to discuss with the goat mj!

[@nostalgicgaming5944]

^^^ it's a beautiful thing when everyone on the internet agrees, lol

[@vicvaldez23]

Jefferson said it best on the impact of the documentary!

[@finai2381]

So many folks that are from different sports made the same observation. The psychological aspect of his playing was impressive

[@marleyhorseplay1586]

Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time!!!!!!!

[@norpriest521]

Wilt would disagree

[@Jdoesfitness]

@@norpriest521 It was too easy in wilt era for his height not allot of tall guys and the competition was different but still a lengend

[@pickzkickz]

Nah

[@danaskovici]

1 Magic 2 Jordan 3 Bodiroga 4 Olajuwon 5 Kareem

[@deepakrajaudhayakumar8014]

When did I die

[@leetraviusmckay2919]

There will NEVER EVER be another MJ END OF STORY!!!

[@mollyholly5820]

Facts.....in the 90s everyone dam near love him if not I bet they love to see him play

[@1CHOZN7]

PERIOD!!!

[@roberttorres7936]

There will never be a wilt, a lebron, a Gakeem. So what’s your point?

[@aoihgadnlgago]

There will never be another Brian Scalabrine or Kwame Brown

[@keysersoze6330]

Kobe is a better version of mj. His stats are stacked because the league expanded in his time that caused a lot of weak teams

[@romansmith7885]

Now you know why Kobe was blowing his phone up at 2,3 o'clock in the morning. Kobe knew then what these guys are finding out now.

[@Cheeno_Clips]

"He. Won. Chips." - T-Mac

[@GUYIN89011]

The Last Dance made me appreciate MJ even more. He is a competitor at the highest level with the heart of a champion. It doesn't matter to me whether or not he had to make up stories in his head to motivate himself. The fact remains, it worked. He is a true leader that led by example and pushed his team to get the best out of them. MJ is the GOAT!

[@christiansoldier77]

Weird seeing gray hair on McGrady I remember when he was just a 19 year old in the league

[@xgengx7530]

We’re getting old bro

[@Soldier979]

Dont worry...you're getting old too

[@aoihgadnlgago]

He looks like that fat guy from barbershop movie

[@olleydrum9016]

Lol do you have gray hair too? Most don’t realize that they are getting old

[@DarrylBlackberry]

@@aoihgadnlgago Cedric the entertainer lol

[@michaelmonte4218]

Richard Jefferson is so clear! We need him on the show!

[@pearlettegranberry1345]

I did really like M.J But the team's he had along with the coaching of others made him a winner take away his teams day in day out. Who had players on their Teams like Michael today. Perhaps the Warriors. Teams were more evenly matched with talent. And the game was more fun to watch. Detroit's Mr. Big shot threw away a championship on purpose. I never understood how N.Y. couldn't get a championship, Sonics, or the Pacers. It would have been nice to see the guy who played with So many broken bones win too. But coaching hurt a lot of teams too. If the mailman could of only delivered on Sunday,i'm glad he didn't. There were a lot of great player's that made their teammates great. Not so many one man shows and trade ups. Work with what you have, coach with the not so visable names and you too can have championships. And I didn't watch the episode. I already knew the ending. Only one problem when you're the greatest regardless of the past you give kids your passion, your strength and your weaknesses, however great Micheal really was, the goat as you all place him, he'll always have a thorn in his side and have to ask himself the question Michael was it worth it?

[@marcussorensen5549]

Pearlette Granberry ain’t nobody got time for your comment. L

[@whopooted1568]

I hate his voice. Sounds like a lady in the body of a 6 foot 7 dude

[@OldRage]

My perception of Michael Jordan has changed, I didn't believe it was possible, but I respect him even more now after 'The Last Dance'.

[@garyjones9023]

For me, no one in any sport has been as entertaining to watch as MJ. The motor was always running on both ends of the court. He was as thrilling to watch on defense as offense. His defensive footwork, anticipation & ferocity were as impressive as his gravity defying offense.

[@toby2k75]

Im just glad this generation gets to finally see what many of us older folk saw back in those days. Brings me back to amazing times anyone who thinks this current NBA is good yall deep down know yall missed out.. LMAO

[@StageInTheSkyCreations]

Agreed. Between Jordan and Iverson in the early 2000s, I regret missing out on a lot.

[@toby2k75]

@@StageInTheSkyCreations i was sad when jordan retired cause i was a huge jordan fan. But the 2000s were sick cause of the players that came in and ushered the new era of baskeball. AI, Tmac, Kobe, Garnett, Kidd, Dirk, Nash. The list is endless. Lol im stuck in the 90s but i was blessed to see the Jordan and kobe era of the NBA.

[@toby2k75]

@Ronald M 80s were great also!! . i guarantee ask some of the kids today name some players from that era. They would look at you funny. Lmao

[@sadworldwide]

From top to bottom the nba now is wayyyy more talented

[@toby2k75]

@@sadworldwide players are def way bigger. Players are way more faster. Bigs can shoot from outside no more traditional big man anymore. Todays league still isnt that exciting to watch tho

[@ronf.2029]

Lebron created a troll like Channing Frye while MJ created a championship coach out of a bench player, Steve Kerr. Here's icing on cake... Scott Burrell is also a head coach.

[@obitriceforlife5771]

He told Steve Kerr “ be ready” and Kerr got hyped becoming a machine when it mattered.

[@Rajkumarsingh-ci6bi]

@Malik Seone Your love for him will bring scrutiny.

[@Rajkumarsingh-ci6bi]

@Malik Seone Great. Let's see. I don't hate LeBron. I hate people like you who undermine everything around him just to put him on a pedestal. And that ain't healthy, Chief. Not for you, and certainly not for the debate.

[@vincebautista4849]

@Malik Seone Ey how is corona treating you? Bro just the eye test, MJ is GOAT. FACE IT FUCCBOI NBA IS SOFT NOW TAKE THIS L.

[@djmaze1473]

So lbj didn’t make lue a championship coach?

[@markanthonymartinez5679]

Greatness achieved when your mentality is focused on overachieving them. MJ wants to beat every best player there is, even slam dunks and 3pt shootouts. His way of motivation is off the chart and miles away from the players we look up today. MJ is the GOAT. That is why every part of NBA's history has a memory of him, shooting, scoring, blocking, stealing, dunking and soaring above everyone else!

[@willritter4076]

LeBron is much greater than Michael Jordan ever was, both as a basketball player and as a human being.

[@ag-wd1is]

Will Ritter put humans being on the side buddy but when it come to basketball James is not even close to compare to him .those who played against him more than 99/00 are saying MJ is the Goat so your opinion is irrelevant . You can said or scream however you want it won’t gonna changes a bit about the truth and fact.

[@capgaming6045]

@@willritter4076 quit dreaming. Mj has more rings, scoring titles, mvp, dpoy and much more.

[@AndyC1]

@@willritter4076 Wake up

[@IcarusFallz]

Mark martinez that’s why Lebron will never be the GOAT

[@EmirElweColak]

thank u ESPN! amazing doc, we need season 2 about MJ! WE NEED MORE!

[@sleepsleep5588]

season 2 will be about his wizards years... lol... although i think his years in the wizards is kinda a bit underrated, he was still an all star even at the age of 40

[@cordairotucker6005]

Didn’t Shaq do the same thing about David Robinson made up a story about him not giving him a autograph or something

[@DarinAtkins]

Yup he did. Elite players often look for extra motivation

[@unusedname197]

Yeah but Shaqs annoying af. “Ringz erneeehhh”. Gtfoh.

[@bikingchupei2447]

shaq made that story really public.

[@explicitDTP]

YUP shaq learnt from jordan, kobe has done the same thing also. only the elite do it.

[@mikejordan5051]

Shaq was extra mad when David scored them 71 to win that scoring title that really pissed shaq off haha

[@pearlwonder9533]

If T Mac were to create them rivalries in his head like MJ did he’d probably be around that stratosphere. RJ made the point, cause T Mac just realized what separates MJ from dynamic superstar like himself.

[@PeterSolarchannel]

Lebron is not MJ. He will never be.

[@mustangxc0113]

You're right, LeBron James name is not Micheal Jordan good call there bud

[@littlelil2313]

Yea we know there two different human beings

[@walterrobinson5487]

And You are not (Swartzenager) so put your shirt on 😂😂

[@joseph-tc5tp]

wow ...im astonished ... i always thought they were the same person... this is wierd..

[@WatersAbove77]

Rebeca Linares kobe mamba is gooder then big brony boy

[@djtheory313]

That’s why I believe it’s important to make a documentary on the Detroit Pistons both eras 87’-91’ and 03’-08’ to show the younger generation of being a relentless competitor.

[@elmalanmalan2175]

Now every one wants a documentary

[@voxhal]

@@elmalanmalan2175 nbs but it is warranted for some people like Kobe and LeBron definitely all I wanna know is what was LeBron's reaction in the locker room after what jr did

[@LurnWell]

@@elmalanmalan2175 Who's everyone?

[@grindhard4312]

Yes so true!!

[@rihla5689]

Not only the perception but also to end the debate of MJ and LeBron for who is the GOAT Not even close bruh

[@joelkaben]

It was a stupid comparison from the very beginning.

[@1D4ever]

@@joelkaben yep

[@husbandofsamus]

Let's stop pretending LeBron is in the top 2. How did he magically jump Kareem?

[@Jdoesfitness]

@@husbandofsamus Lebron is up there hated when he was compared to mj both have different playstyles

[@cclark3]

husbandofsamus espn has lebron at #2 and you clowns are trying to say otherwise? Yikes.

[@toysofarkham]

There is a simple point to be made. Lebron has been called leflop and lebrick amongst other negative names. What negative name has MJ ever been called? None. Because no one ever questioned his greatness.

[@MrStuntmanmike417]

@AC2 lebron flops like crazy and he looks at the refs like they should have witnessed a murder

[@ihhuwaa-8870]

AC2 sorry man Lebron isn’t on Jordan’s level never will be thinking so is delusional Jordan wouldn’t have gotten emharassed in the finals by JET

[@jeffgo5742]

AC2 lol their not neck and neck. More like knees and neck

[@seasonaldepressioncomics434]

What? The media used to clown Michael for not being able to win chips. They always said he was just a scorer. He proved everybody wrong in the long run, but to say NOBODY questioned him is peak revisionist history.

[@XYZryo69]

@AC2 your comment 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@unknowninfinite8081]

MJ IS THE GOAT. ENOUGH SAID.

[@pickzkickz]

Negative

[@justinorlando1515]

Richard Jefferson spitting truth

[@blackout07blue]

except there is no "everybody gets a trophy generation". Literally never got a trophy for losing in a sport, nor has anyone I know.

[@BlackFlash7]

@@blackout07blue you never heard of 2nd place trophies?

[@marcussorensen5549]

Dave Ambrose 2nd place is the first loser my friend

[@mister_bailey]

Yessir! Jefferson was so on point. I think of that clip that circulated around where LeBron said that winning the title in Cleveland solified himself as the greatest of all-time. I’m like “my man, that chip didn’t even bring you to .500 in the Finals for your career.” I recognize LeBron for making it to 8 straight Finals. Incredible accomplishment. Winning 8 straight would make him the GOAT. He’s GOAT-esque, but he ain’t the GOAT.

[@champtunes]

The one who became MJ 2.0 was Kobe. And he got 5 chips. That tells you the MJ blueprint is strong.

[@vincebautista4849]

Yes with fundamentals, strong mid range shooting and post moves, is a strong blue print.

[@findeisellogic1015]

Nobody has the killer instinct the way MJ did! Straight Killer!

[@7FigureSquad]

Yes it’s made an impact on how I run my life, business, finances ... more than just basketball!!!! What a gift!!!! Thank u ESPN!!!!

[@kpsig]

7 Figure Squad Remember that you may not be MJ , so don’t get confused and treat your coworkers and employees in this way, if you are not an equivalent of MJ. Which is: irreplaceable

[@ilocanodetoy2225]

The new guy keeps telling MJ how Dominant Shaq and they got swept and MJ was like “ I’m not Shaq”.

[@EricK-ir8np]

GOAT TALK!!!

[@yungelplaga9538]

But he lost to shaq 🤔🤔 nor did he face hakeem n those rockets...

[@DB10887]

@@yungelplaga9538 he beat shaq in the playoffs shut up

[@sironen24]

yung elplaga oh yeah mean after coming out of retirement at the end of the 95 season after only playing 17 games? Ok..

[@itsdouglasjohnson]

@@sironen24 exactly! Must be nick wrights burner account. He came back in march! Straight into the playoffs with a baseball trained body. Look at how much sitting and standing around baseball players do!! Basketball is constant motion and tons of energy exerted. People are retarded i swear

[@sicmic]

*The opposing team walks onto the court. MJ: "I took that personally."

[@charles9489]

That's funny😂😂😂😂😂, and u didn't even have to mention LeBron. Good Job!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@kevvyofficial]

Hahaha

[@CanadianPonchman]

"HE WON CHIPS" Done. MJ all day 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Soldier979]

Lays or Doritos?

[@RedEyes_95]

Hot Cheetohs

[@patalberta5493]

I betcha can't eat just one

[@younglove3362]

Bill Russell has 11. Where's Jordan's 5 others???

[@keysersoze6330]

Done better. Clutchshot bob all day 🤜🏿🤜🏿🤜🏿

[@TimWing23]

In the '88-89 season when Doug Collins was coach and the team needed a boost MJ started 11 straight games at Point Guard, had 10 triple doubles in those games(33.6 points, 11.4 assists, 10.8 rebounds). He had 14 of his 28 career triple doubles that year. He was a great passer. Averaged 8 rebounds & 8 assists one season. But as Pippen improved and started handling the ball more, and then they started to run the Triangle offense it took the ball out of MJs hands more and his assists went down.

[@melanin_king]

Can't wait for " THE LAST FLOP " documentary.

[@deebee8825]

Lol the last flop

[@andresitofvg]

Starring LJ

[@erickmthomas45]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thecoach11]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣bruh I'm crying

[@nothingbutnet5565]

Lmao!!! I'm stealing this

[@OscarHernandez-bb6zp]

The reason I love Jordan he’s one of the best to ever play. Love him more he never called him self the goat or king .

[@jaydynmarquez3142]

Michael Jordan da G.....O.....A.....T!

[@Iam6ixRings]

I like Frye so just like MJ im going to imagine that Ryan Hollins said that statement 😂

[@mollyholly5820]

Lol

[@Jamaicangmr1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@keysersoze6330]

He said the truth

[@michaelcnguyen4802]

T-Mac was a baller!!!!

[@fredrickwilliams293]

Absolutely. I hate injuries robbed my boy of his prime.

[@gregorcollins]

Richard Jefferson hits it on the head and it's exactly what excited me most about the doc - that young generations will see it and it will not only expose them to MJ's genius (and I'm already hearing young people saying things like "wow, I didn't realize how good MJ was, he's definitely the GOAT now), but will motivate them to have that killer instinct when they get on the court or field.

[@gjwilliams4098]

No...nobody playing today would want to play with MJ. The same way Dwight Howard didn't want to play with Kobe...bc they all "SOFT"

[@yungelplaga9538]

No you just not treating no real grown man like a lil boy..punch tony allen in the face like kerr n see wat happens..mj was bullying them nigas because he could..reggie miller wouldnt went for that

[@tacohombre3648]

@@yungelplaga9538 preach 🙏

[@gjwilliams4098]

@@yungelplaga9538 yeah cuz MJ definitely scared of tony allen and reggie miller. U must get bullied

[@robbarker450]

Look If you can't put your big boy pants on n double knot your shoes then don't play with them that's what Separates the Greatest From the Good ones Legendary Achievements 👊🏽🏀💯

[@VictorEMusique]

Every ten minutes I wanted to do push ups just to feel like I deserved to watch the next ten minutes :)

[@craigjohnston5781]

I refused to watch it unless I was on my cardio machine lol

[@stayreddi6205]

Facts

[@ninjasiznac]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, "Spare Tire" Dixon.

[@NoOne-gx2wc]

SiznaC wait al Bundy???? ...I thought you said Ted bundy non the less good history lesson

[@BicMichuM]

Theres always that person who copies and pastes lol...good ol Al Bundy tho

[@marcusthompson3223]

Great interview and Jefferson made some valid points. -Mark Lee

[@enbbarber2218]

This soft generation... this playing no defense generation .... this floppyin generation .... this lebron is better than Jordan generation ... this generation ..... MJ been the goat ...Mj always been the goat

[@avebac1]

I feel you bro✊🏾✊🏾

[@waynee5603]

AGREED.

[@Da1an0nly22]

FUNNY THING IS, JORDAN COULDNT GET OUT THE 1ST ROUND LET ALONE MAKE IT TO THE PLAYOFFS. PIPPEN MADE THE BULLS NOT JORDAN. NO PIPPEN NO FINAL APPEARANCES.

[@rap1dequal1zer77]

@@Da1an0nly22 #1 rule.... Don't do your own supply

[@Da1an0nly22]

@@rap1dequal1zer77 ITS DON'T GET HIGH ON YOUR OWN SUPPLY. BUT U TRIED, KID.

[@stefandjurachkovitch8624]

"He won tips!!" lol love that ending

[@isaacsmith3901]

Imagine being so dominant at something u gotta make up stuff for motivation

[@unusedname197]

@ 1:55 so much realness. I hope it makes the nba tougher again.

[@destroyermaker]

This is for the "everybody gets a trophy generation." PREACH.

[@gaurd3]

As a person in a leadership role, “Leadership has sacrifices” spoke to me.

[@chrishandsome4267]

LeBrick couldn’t wear Jordan’s jock strap.

[@mollyholly5820]

Lol ... stupid

[@RooseveltAliWashingtonX]

He'd be glad to sniff it, though!

[@donmills7011]

Why so much bron hate in the comments lmao what this vid got to do with bron. U guys are so insecure 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TheSands83]

Donovan Miller because Lebron called himself.... the goat🤦‍♂️

[@donmills7011]

Fev Ola Lebron “that moment right there made me FEEL like the greatest player of all time” Also lebron in Countless interviews “MJ is the goat”u guys just make it up he literally has more respect for MJ then anyone on this planet and yet u use that as a reason to hate. Besides u never answered my questions what has this vid got to do with bron

[@dagoeliseo]

I just watch for the 100th times The Last Dance agian and again and again and again !! Best thing ever happen to the NBA!! MJ /Black Jesus !!

[@aaronkidd4257]

I not into basketball but watching this I’m so interested that bulls team , each players story so interesting so gutted it ended Michael Jordan is a legend what a player he was just want to add Jordan is levels above every player played the game

[@SunnySidhu87]

Go RJ !! 🔥 this doc is such a gift for basketball lovers everywhere

[@gilborealty]

I watched more of this show than I have of basketball since Jordan retired.

[@valenciashelton6229]

I came out ADMIRING MJ more because of his work ethic and his win at ALL cost!!

[@skynet251]

This is why Mike is the GOAT

[@ahmetturgut6131]

7 straight TRIPLE DOUBLES when teams were taking way fewer shots, scoring 90es. Let that sink in everybody, before saying someone else is a better overall player, MJ just scored etc. GOAT!👊👏⛹‍♀️

[@anthonyaquino123]

I’m 21 and I’ve always considered Jordan the goat just because of the crazy numbers he put up, even tho I’ve never seen him play. After watching this I’ve gained even more respect for dennis rodman, he’s created a culture of fashion outside of basketball

[@vernoncforeman4512]

Such a classy interview with classy players that just kept it real about the GOAT MJ! 👍

[@gor3llabxwss]

This documentary changed how I go about wining in everything period

[@waynefmj]

Jefferson put it together real nice!

[@ChemiiOneLegacy]

The documentary highlights the disparity between being the goat and whoever else you want to put against MJ.

[@kee7678]

Well said Richard Jefferson !!!!

[@nael2770]

no one can be goat if he quit his team on an nba finals series.. no one can be goat if he needs to join another great player on that other player's team to win a championship, no one can be goat if he did not win awards on both offensive and defensive areas of the game, no one can be goat if he got swept on an nba finals, and no one can be goat if he did not create a dynasty.

[@chiefgangmusic]

New generations don’t grow up the same so it would dam near be impossible for them to adopt MJs mentality which was arguably his greatest attribute.

[@randymonster4105]

The amazing thing with Jordan was that he ALWAYS won in all the concocted stories in his head. From Malone and Barkley being the MVPs to George Karl and Jeff Van Gundy etc., the guy is an ultimate winner.

[@jessieurena7583]

Lebron literally quit on his team multiple times , for sure 2010 nba ECF game 5 and then 2011 nba finals, you cannot say the same about MJ the dude statistically never even had one bad playoff series even the 95 ECSF he scored 31ppg

[@ccae07]

Bron had 45 n 10 game 5 so how he quit

[@Soldier979]

Lebron wasnt in the ECF in 2010 🤣

[@jessieurena7583]

@@Soldier979 semifinals

[@ComedyClubDavar]

MJ the goat

[@zucchinidude1695]

Duh...

[@slipnorris5882]

I'm the baaaaad guy

[@immaculatementality9722]

Now everyone truly knows what it takes to be a champion even as a sick gifted athlete and as a role player!

[@Belowthaheavenz]

Ripped his heart out when he was 10 year old 💀

[@adiddy911]

Bro I love rj ! This man needs a show

[@IcarusFallz]

MJ is has always been the undisputed GOAT. No debate. Just image if he didn’t retire. He easily could scored 45k points and would have 10 rings. This man had extra levels he could have taken his game to and he’s still the undisputed goat.

[@prakash50p]

Imagine if they dint change the rules to favour guards?

[@cobrachannel100]

@J B with that pathetic 2-9 Finals record? With his PPG dropping to 22 from 30 - playoffs vs regular season. Nahhh, Wilt ain't entering no chat. A chocker and a loser has no business being in that chat.

[@franchica]

It was a powerful documentary for sure.

[@Slenderirl]

Channing frye LOL they'll eat anything pro lebron, even crumbs like that dude smh

[@SummerAwe99]

@T M you cant suck off MJ in a 10 part love fest documentary then tell lebron fans to calm down. MJ stans i swear...

[@eclectica1]

@@SummerAwe99 The salt is strong

[@mura0]

always knew this Frye dude was a legit clown

[@mikejordan5051]

Who is channing Fyre that boy is a lost alien

[@jasonj3340]

GREAT point RJ... we can only HOPE it creates positive change for kids coming up.

[@NEO-pv2rp]

MJ= GOD MODE

[@supremedreamsproductionsti3600]

Now we need another documentary with the Goats in every sport.

[@TheUndefeatedOfTheEast]

If we "ever" have an NBA finals again? Does she know something we don't?

[@CCR5X4]

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams 🤔🤔

[@joshorjoshua]

one of the only times I agree with Richard Jefferson. Well said RJ!

[@rudolphc8686]

Still the G.O.A.T.

[@VirtualShinobi]

Mj is the perfect teammate, the one that will push u n will do anything to win, goat.