Vinnie Johnson Hits the Pistons with the Full Body Crossover

[@emmanuelenyinwa1443]

Sort of sad seeing him AGAINST the Pistons. So great to see what he made of himself post playing career. The Microwave will always be a Piston legend.

[@CliffPierson777]

Vinnie Johnson could've been a huge piece in the playoffs for the Spurs that year if Robinson didn't get hurt.

[@PeculiAair]

Thank you for uploading.

[@douglassmith7750]

Looks like a fullback..but could flat out play..strong jumper in his day

[@bubufubu]

*Hits Darrell Walker with the Full Body Crossover

[@chaunceychappelle3265]

They called him the Microwave.

[@johncase2408]

Vinnie was a sixth man bucket marvel! The microwave could heat up fast.

[@andresdelportillo9917]

If only him and Rodman didn’t have that incident

[@plainsimple244]

IF THE PISTONS HAD VINNIE JOHNSON AND JAMES EDWARDS IN 1991-92 THEY WIN THE NBA TITLE HANDS DOWN!

[@MrSmitty1074]

Nope

[@plainsimple244]

@@MrSmitty1074 Yep.

[@damienkirksey7026]

​@@plainsimple244Wrong!! SMH

[@plainsimple244]

@@damienkirksey7026 Well how could you say, wrong? Explain your position please. Perhaps I may have been mistaken? I mean, with a healthy team along with Vinnie Johnson and James Edwards, the Pistons were back-to-back champions, they were obviously injured in '91 playing through it; it's obvious they let Chicago win, so why break up that team by not having Vinnie Johnson and James Edwards for the 1991-92 season? I mean just for the sake of 'revenge' or seeing if you can win again, even if you don't win, you still have a championship-type of team ... So why break it up? There had to be a reason, right? Who would benefit from the Pistons not having Vinnie Johnson and James Edwards? Certainly not the Pistons. But whom?

[@MrSmitty1074]

@@plainsimple244 Detroit didn't win the the title in '91. Why would they win in '92?

[@jackguyett9237]

wtf is that jumper lmao

[@quentinwooten30]

Microwave

[@JamesAlexanderinternet]

MICROWAVE

[@RonaldMillsaps]

Better shooter than Steph Curry...