YOUNG NBA FAN REACTS TO How Michael Jordan Evolved as a Scorer

[@warrenbfeagins]

I was born and raised in Chicago. We got him when I was a junior in high school. I've seen him play live several times in person. We'd NEVER seen no shit like that before and I haven't to this day. It's been over 20 years since he retired and he is still ahead of this time today. 🐐

[@cyber6sapien]

8:00 .. .is easily one of the greatest layups of all tme, and it doesn't even get mentioned among Jordan's greatest finishes. _That's_ how great he was.

[@satatay23]

Besides aging, Jordan’s constant evolution had to do with being the most watched player. Everybody watched him play, studied his moves. So he kept adding moves, and refining the old.

[@larryclark6063]

He's the GOAT I seen every game and each time I saw him he was spectacular. The GOAT

[@cyber6sapien]

He wasn't just a slasher when he came into the NBA. That's one of the most frustrating myths about Michael Jordan that keeps getting perpetuated with each generation. Jordan came into the NBA with a jump shot that he kept refining over time until it evolved into the fadeaway jumper that he became known for. If you watch the video of his 63 pts against the Celtics, he scored on them in a myriad of ways. That was in his second season in the NBA. The only thing Jordan didn't have in his offensive bag early on was the three point shot. But by 89 he had added it to his game. But it was a shot he never liked taking. So he would only use it rarely.

[@--ArcAngel--]

As proof, the famous shot in college (dissected in the movie 'Air' -- the shot which sold Nike on Jordan) was an outside shot.

[@claranceduncan3370]

He was just in a zone by himself, steps above other players

[@randyho8315]

Jordan is basketball Jesus

[@just_jeff4839]

I watched that behind the back of his head dunk against the Bullets over a dozen times... I still have no idea how the fuck he did that LOL that shit was wild as fuck.

[@JJH-mn2yw]

Do not forget, he also won a college national championship and a two-time Olympian

[@algladyou]

You should react to that coach where he dissected Jordan's moves in 10 videos!

[@tstumpf75]

Watch some full playoff games of jordan

[@wuando]

I got you

[@jamesstallworth2721]

MJ was able to handle the ball.period. His hands are extremely large, he can catch, grab the ball for rebounding with one hand.

[@Slimpickinsorl]

Young handles also looked sloppy bc MJ was in his 2nd move b4 the defender could react to his first. He was too quick and had to learn to slow down. He also couldn’t jump as high his 2nd 3 peat bc he built his body to play baseball 4 2yrs solid. Harder to switch back getting that old

[@jeremyrogers6871]

He always had a mid range shot How do you think he won that shot in north carolina.

[@V12BenzAMG]

I'm with you...i'd LOVE to see Ant even be a 80/90% version of MJ...Kobe was probably a 95% version of MJ....but yeah...MJ = GOAT

[@mannyneva1760]

Do some essential Jordan KZbin channel..he shows game highlights by year

[@mannyneva1760]

It’s not just how high he jumped it’s how far away he jumped. You can’t really defend that

[@at1212b]

Off one foot too. Quick as a cat.

[@mannyneva1760]

@@at1212b off one OR two…only player ever that has that package

[@TokMik_tm]

Greatest of all time 🐐 nobody cannot even come close to mj . there was only kobe closer to mj no other sht names are on that conv..

[@scarecrow66ab]

Jordan was doing all that in college.

[@Benayah-m5q]

What's crazy and never been repeated Jordan average 28 points rookie season

[@wuando]

Yeah he was a goat to begin with lol

[@NostalgikOne]

“Never really developed a bag” I think our views of a bag must be quite different, narrator.

[@G_Demolished]

How? He was John Wick and the league killed his puppy.

[@normacherylwashington4872]

MJ's average as a rookie is better than Kobe's (RIP) MVP year!!! Dig deep and learn black history!!!