thank you for this ive been waiting for this season i think a Giannis season would be really cool since he just dropped a franchise record a few days ago! 2020-21 season would be my pick

2014-15 stephen curry

2018-2019 James Harden my Goat

Kemba walker

Anthony Davis ‼️‼️‼️ year he won the chip

Lebron better

I was your 23rd like 👍🏿💯💯💯 #GOATMJ23

? Are you writing your own statement then agree with it?

GOAT szn is what he calls all of these highlight reels. He’s done them for many players, including Bron

@@burper-oe6tmno…he quoted what has been said and he agreed with it. Did you not see the quotation marks?

On god

😂😂😂😂😂

2k16 intro

That‘s what you always loved about Jordan‘s dribbling. He still had hints of his quick first step. And he used it to absolute perfection. Unbelievable

Those 12’s stood out to me too! Those sh%ts look good as hell!😂

I got the cherry red 12s oct 28,2023

Cherry 12’s and Taxi 12’s are tied for my top 5 Jordan’s of all time.. I know this one is going to leave some people saying wtf… but Jordan 17 wizards colorway is my #1… 11 OG colors (asg Columbia’s, playoff breds and of course concords), white cement 3’s, and black cement 4’s.. that’s my list.. 3,4,11,12,17

@@Follicle_Phantom That list is top tier!

That fade is automatic. My flu games are my favorite in the collection, the catchers mitt leather top tier.

The sound of his "swish" was different ripping the net!

Same here. The year before I ONLY watched Orlando Magic games. 96/97 season is the season I truly fell in love with the game.

Watch some young mj highlights you'll go crazy.. he was same good plus incredible athletic and fast.

@Ace… What a great first season to see from MJ. This is the year he carried the Bulls like never before. He only had one teammate average in double figures in the playoffs and Finals that year. One teammate scored 10+ ppg in support and he led them to a championship. That was the Finals he started off with a buzzer beater game winner in game 1, then had the ‘flu game’ in game 5 on the road when the series was tied 2-2, then finished it off with 39 points in game 6 and had the series clinching assist to Steve Kerr which was a play he ‘drew up’ in the huddle right before. The Goat.

The 1988 season will make you insane then

Ok glizzy gobbler

Is the equivalent to watching babe Ruth!

@@elishareilly7980 My dad compared him to Babe Ruth during the second three-peat. It was during this 96-97 season’s game in Seattle when he hit that half court three at the buzzer. We were listening in the car on the way to grandma’s. My dad said, “ F*%^ing Michael Jordan! He IS Babe Ruth!”

@@zp5093 Found the casual

Dribble the Wilson off the ball 😂😂😂

Yeah MJ is the best in literally any era it’s not even remotely disrespectful to Lebron either MJ is just THE GUY pretty simple that’s why people say “MJ of their sport” People just want to debate but why it’s clear he’s the best by a mile.

Lebron is getting better with age like Bonds, Clemens, and Lance Armstrong!

Your feelings are not a substitute for objective and meaningful analysis.

What in this video can Lebron not do? The only thing is he can’t shoot the shots at as high of efficiency as Jordan, but can make up for that with top 5 playmaking and creation of all time.

@@ballsballsballs3617 He doesn't have the fundamentals to do all that.

37????! Over 40 easily if he wanted to. If Trey gives you 28 ppg a season, then Jordan (who is at least 3 times as good) gives you 40. So much space he’d have to work with with everyone jacking threes and spreading the floor these days. Plus he’d have his 3 ball polished.

I said he would average 40 maybe 42 PPG. Harden was averaging what, 36 a game? Michael was averaging 37.1 a game back in his era. Now it's just easier to get to the basket, everything is a foul so he would rack up a bunch of those plus he was like a 83 percent free throw shooter he'd be stacking up those points, and undoubtedly he would be a decent 3-point shooter. And who's stopping Michael Jordan at The Rim, Rudy gobert? Yeah right, Myles Turner? yeah right, maybe someone like Giannis from time to time? and there is no shooting guard that is defending Michael Jordan...

@@studentofthesaviors.o.s truth... and I think if he wanted to simply score and that was his only goal, he could probably push that average to 50 ppg

On a team with other great players, think Jordan would average a hyper-efficient 37 points a game today. On a team where he has to carry he would probably average around 42 on still great efficiency. In both situations, all of his scoring would be helping his team win. You can't forget, Jordan DID average 37 in 1987. The game was very different in 1987 (less 3 point shooting), but the pace was actually quite similar to today. This Jordan, 10 years later in '97 would have still great but not as good endurance, and great athleticism but only in spurts, but even BETTER footwork & midrange. You also have to consider if weather or not he would get modern high usage superstar minute restriction treatment. He would also have to adjust to the heavy help (and even zone) defense which makes getting to spots on the mid-range really tough. However, there are barley even handful of players who play hard enough on defense to even TRY to stop him one on one, and none of those defenders are good enough to make him work on the other end. Plus plenty of players today don't even lift weights, so a stronger '97 Jordan will EASILY bully them in the post which will make his mid-range even easier to get off. It is interesting to imagine, because you don't see many players with two-motion jump shots anymore, so Jordan would have the (now) unique ability to get to his spots very easily, and pull up without his feet set or balanced, because you only need to square your shoulders & get good elevation to shoot with a 2 motion. Also Jordan this season shot 37 percent on threes but with the shortened line. I would also bet my life on a 34 year old Jordan winning DPOY in the NBA today (maybe he loses to Giannis). Lastly, he would also be by far the best at finishing through contact in todays NBA, considering he came from the era where there was far more contact around the basket. I am a Steph Curry, Kyrie Irving, and Kobe fan but I respect Jordan's greatness and love watching his game.

@@DaShamGodDONFrankBatista347 I like what you’re saying here... well said. I’ve grown to appreciate Jordan more over the years. Maybe because when he was playing, he was usually killing my favorite team. One thing you said, about how his playing time might be different in today’s league... I think that’s one thing that private couldn’t be changed. Jordan knew the fans came out to see him, and he didn’t want to disappoint them. And his competitive side would be hard to keep off the court too. Quick story... my favorite player was Kobe. I can’t remember the year, but it was the game when Kobe elbowed the Spurs Ginobli? In the face on a jumper. I flew all the way from North Carolina to California, got tickets for me and my son. We sat in last row, upper deck under all those champion banners. They lost that game, but still a great memory for me. I also bought Kobe’s #24 jersey at the Staples Center that day. Anyways ... thanks for the cool read man

No one has played with as much quick decisiveness to this day. He never let the defense have a moment to size him up. If he had a little space, he didn’t second guess himself.

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@@edgardoMurnia maybe because its a jordan video??

Shaun Livingston?

@@monir6137HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Sit back down child. Let us know when KD averages over 50% on mid range jumpers 6+ times in his career kid. It’s not even close.

He put on a shooting clinic in ‘96 & ‘97.

Very underrated! My favorite Jordan years gotta be 92 & 97

What’s messed up is they tied the previous winning record of 69 wins. If they didn’t win 72 games the previous season everyone would be talking about how they tied the best record of all time. How Mike didn’t win MVP that year was insane. Karl Malone had a great year, his team won 64 games, MJ was hands down the best player on the best team. Most of those games Mike was on the bench in the fourth quarter cause they were stomping teams by 20 after three quarters. And Rodman missed about 27 games. 15 for kicking that photographer, and the Bulls didn’t miss a beat. Also, Kukoc missed 25 games and Longley missed 23 games. There was no way they should’ve won 69 games that year with all the missed games from three crucial players on that team.

69-13 is insane. That was tied for the best record before they broke it the previous season. Jordan should have won the MVP 100%. That said Jordan should have won MANY mvps that he didn't, fairly too. They wanted to spread it around a little though.

When you think about it, majority of his highest scoring games were on the road. 69 in Cleveland, 63 in Boston, 61 in Detroit, 56 in Miami, multiple 50 plus games in MSG.

He had no weakness

@@edgardoMurnia Thats an idiotic statement without talking into context such as era, style of play, etc but okay

2023 we still watch knowing what happened!🐐

Three levels? He shot the 3 ball like Giannis and then begged the league to move the line closer. The original run & dunk man.

@@KidCudi72 Child Please 😂😂😂 prove it?

​@@KidCudi72So he begged them to shorten the line even when he wasn't playing in 93-94 🤔

@@zogood3495 he said he wasn't coming back unless they moved it up nephew. i was there, you're probably a young buck.

@@KidCudi72 Where is your proof since you were there

your 1.sentence doesn't make sense..

And 86-87 88-89, 89-90

Yep we need to finish all of jordan🐐

Yup! He's done the goat szn second 3-peat. And all he needs is the 92-93 season, to compete the first 3-peat 🎉

He did 92-93 I believe

Look on his channel

No it absolutely was NOT his “pinnacle physically” he was 33-34 years old right here. He barely even drove the lane and finished anymore at that point. He was a post fadeaway and mid to long range killer. He shot 38% from deep…. His PHYSICAL pinnacle is around 1990 & 1991. Once he put on the muscle but was still at his physical peak; age 26-27 & then 27-28…. If you wana stretch it and cover his playing style at a certain point then really just any point during his first 3-peat. 1990-1993. His late 20’s.

@@dazdavis7896 I meant like the perfect combination of mental and physical. Obviously the 1st 3peat was athletic peak

@@TH-cq7bj agreed

I think 1998 was his greatest season.

@@GODMC87 Lmao, nah not even slightly. You’ve clearly never seen him win the MVP, scoring title, all-Star game MVP, dunk contest, AND defensive player of the year all in the same season in 1988. Putting up 35 pts a game. And then the next year he averaged almost a triple double. And he wasn’t even at his peak yet at that point... No, 1990-1993 were his best seasons by FAR…. He was already 34-35 years old in 1998. Way past his peak by that point. He put up 28.7 pts a game and only shot 20-somethin percent from 3. And didn’t even shoot 50% from the floor. Only averaged like 3.5-4 assists a game that year... During his first 3-peat he averaged 32 a game, 6.5-7 rebounds, 6 assists and over 2 steals. MJ had zero weaknesses in his game during the first 3-peat. Zero. In his late 20’s and still had the physicality he always did but also had the post and mid-range game of his later years, plus the long range whenever he wanted to use it. He shot 37.5% from 3 in 1990 and 35% in 1993; that period 90-93 was his prime. That was him at his best. It’s not even close. He’ll tell you that himself. MJ circa 1990 and 1991 would smoke anybody that’s ever stepped on the hardwood.

Busted his knees and less explosive.

Was more explosive the first 3 peat when he came back the game moved a little faster he had been out of basketball for almost 3 years he had to change his game and play more from the post

Lil bro using big bro moves against him

I agree dude. His younger self was had more creativity in the air, but his older self had more creativity on the floor with his footwork, faints and jukes. The efficiency of his movements the older he got made his game crispier.

on god

@@edgardoMurnia No he is NOT. Leonard is very strong tho. Jordan was overpowering prime Artest as an old fart 😭😭

You can add stronger, accurate and more defensive as well.

​@@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154the man backed down Dirk smh, nuff said .

Right? His style is so crispy this season, while still being quick af. The next year you can notice a slight decline in his quickness. Slight. But noticeable.

@@Mjumbojetpresdent yea he said he put on too much muscle in the 95-96 season suffered from tendinitis so he got leaner for this season

I think the shoes helped too lol. Those fadeaways were looking extra nice in the primary black and secondary white.

Exactly. The 96-98 Jordan.

I think that was MJ at his best I was old enough to witness the entire 90s and in 93 he was at his peak !

@@garyfields3744 Agreed...1993 MJ had no weaknesses.

MJ is like Ninja,, he doesn't need a lot of movement to kill you... just 1 or 2 dribbles and yep... buckets... Mj is always straight to the point... unlike today's players there are too many showoffs players and shooting 3's, no deffense, and always crying when they got fouled...

He should have been the regular season MVP too.

You mean, most of his highlights from the 90s? You either meant that or you havent watched anything from when he was in his early and mid 20s. Cause he was pretty much all about crazy finishes then. Layups, dunks. Literally the goat of mid range and finishing at the rim. He’s called air jordan, his airness, etc for a reason dude.

I don’t see how mfs got LeQueen over Jorgoat

bro every shot he had a hand in his face and it was obvious he going to the pull up lol

No lie!

Like watching Van Gogh paint.