Michael Jordan 41 pts vs Dallas (1997)

[GreatkingAlexander]

did not even know robert pack played with the mavericks such as dennis scott

[saigondj]

nigga jordan uses the hooks all the time

[GeniusSelfproclaimed]

Man jordan was such a cheater...always pulling and pushing off people.

[davidp899]

@GeniusSelfproclaimed lol sure he was dude. keep hating on your computer. fag

[GreatkingAlexander]

@GeniusSelfproclaimed no you faggot you just a lame ass lebron james fan you bitch fuck you he never cheated you bitch he did it the right way you must be a kobe don.t worry kobe will never get 6rings bitch

[elwingy]

@GeniusSelfproclaimed hahahahaha this is the funniest NBA shit I have ever read! Good job! You prolly are still butthurt after all these years!! Only MJ can do something like that!

[CHRisdr13]

480p?



[onemorelate]

The body control (upper body strength) of Jordan is amazing. That's why he's become more successful than Kobe I think.

[TheDice2008]

Chicago Roared when Michael was around.

[TyroneNBAFan]

See! It's plays like the1 @ 2:08 that make this man the GOAT!

Dominates stats, wins championships and the crazy exciting moments like that every game!

[sbeallvln]

This was the Hack-a-Dennis game, fastest foul-out in history.

[illmatic826]

2:05 was the best looking miss I ever saw

[baloteggs]

@4:50 Jordan tapped Shawn Bradley after making a shot at his face.

Now, I see where Kobe-tapped-Alvin Gentry POSSIBLY came from.

[Mearonm]

@baloteggs And he did it on the All Star game when he dunked on LeBron, Kobe copied way too much of MJ's its pretty disgusting now.

[salamandarsalsa]

@baloteggs Why would do you think slapping someone on the butt after scoring on them is only something Jordan could think up?

[Sprockification]

@salamandarsalsa hey hunn! are u coming to the lipstick gay club in boston this weekend? waitin for ya ;) kisses & misses

[nathanyoung1298]

im a pretty big dallas fan, and i hate to see them lose :/ but when its MJ doing it, hands down, respect. hah :D

[HonoreT35]

The best, simply the best. 

[1252828]

how did that bull get on top of that building at the beginning? haha

[MikeyCreation]

@1252828 It resemble MJ, and like MJ it can fly.

[jagemobe]

For Emily! 23!

[burcharg]

HOW MANY CONSECUTIVE GAMES WOULD HE HAVE HAD?!

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Michael Jordan 41 pts vs Dallas (1997)

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Michael Jordan 41 pts vs Dallas (1997)

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Michael Jordan 41 pts vs Dallas (1997)

[Jackbookowski89]

I have seen better quality and close up of this action at NBAPremium(.)tk you should go there to see this action

[char4ever]

how many consecutive games would Red had? anyone knows?

[Estonskii]

Rodman again played veeery smart .

[diggeraxi]

video says 47 points oO

[GongreeG]

that was talking about the previous game against the hawks

[houstonekid]

lol@ 5:06 shawn bradley pushing ron harper saves him from poster # 547 lol

[pointguard40]

Michael just repeatedly getting good shots off before the double team can get there. amazing

[spitnificent]

LOL, Bubba Wells was only in the game to foul/try to frustrate Rodman. Seen him in a barbershop before he got drafted in his own hometown and he just knew he would be a star in the league.

[maskriderrx]

2:05 look at that hang time move!! wow!! so GREAT!!! I love it!!

[bigdplaya25]

wheres pip at? is this when he was injured at the begin. of the season?

[omarelsewefy]

WOW SMOOTH BASKETBALL FROM THE BULLS

[jenruchito76]

jordan has a Big hands and that was a good adventage to make a lot of moves with the ball so easy , just compare to Koby both are almost the same height but jordan has a more more Big hands and long fingers is like if jorgan played with a voleyball ball instead a basketball ball

[flight23magic32]

Yeah...Phil Jackson said that his huge-o palm of his enabled him to score 5.000 more than he woulda had he had normal hands...the same thing could be said about Dr J...and another guy with huge palms was Patrick Ewing and nobody says nothing about his hands...

[ivienthol]

RIP Red

[VicOyedeji]

this was when pip was still injured...

[jaboo82681]

2:02 was i the only one who held his breath waiting to see if that ball was gonna go in? lol

[jeditwinz]

Nope. I did too

[sunnyboy8644]

^^ M.J.'s fadeaway is just unblockable.

^^ G.O.A.T.

[char4ever]

another rare one, thanks!

[Chihouse23]

Rodaman was such a good passer, and had great court vision, he fit in real good with the team then...his hustle and hardwork was very appreciated

[flight23magic32]

Yeah...I also think that Rodzilla was underrated as a passer...

[jeditwinz]

He fit perfectly into the Triangle because he was an unselfish passer as well.

[flight23magic32]

Υeah...Chicago had some very good passers in MJ, Pip, Rodzilla, Ron Harper and my favorite one from the Bulls, Toni Kukoc...I think that guy had the talent to average at least 8 assists per game...but he was a 6th man and he never played like 35 minutes per game...

[jeditwinz]

Plus he was a damn good ball handler for his size. I agree.

[flight23magic32]

Υeah...plus he could also dial long distance...and he was a clutch performer too...he was always on the floor when the game was on the line...remember the shot he hit from the the top of the key in the 94 playoffs against the Knicks when Pip got pissed and didnt get in the game in final seconds? Thank God that Toni made the shot, otherwise Pip woulda crucified him...lol...

[jeditwinz]

Absolutely. He was an important cog in the Bull's offense because he usually git matched up with a big man that could not keep up with him when he drove. Plus he would always draw the person out of the lane...back when big men could camp out in the middle.

[flight23magic32]

Yeah...and that way u could spread the floor and guys like MJ, Pip and Ron Harper could easier drive down the middle...another thing about Toni is that is that he was completely unselfish...I dont think he cared about his own personal stats at all...

[jeditwinz]

Yeah he was living out a dream of playing in the NBA with the best team.

[flight23magic32]

And since u brought up the "big-men-could-camp-out-in-the­-middle" subject...I absolutely laugh when other guys tell me that MJ and other great players from the 80s and 90s had to go against weak competition due to the fact that players are a bit more athletic in general...

[jeditwinz]

That's the general belief of most kids today, but they have no officially administered test to prove any of it.

[flight23magic32]

I think they don't wanna accept it...cuz youtube is full of complete old school games, highlights, documentaries and whatnot...but it really gets funny when adults tell me that today's NBA is much better than the 80s and 90s...I use diplomacy and I try to prove that Im right using facts! (And not cusswords)...but then again these "adults" might not be adults after all...u know what Im saying?

[jeditwinz]

I agree. Not too many people can "debate without hate". It degrades into a shouting match most of the time.

[flight23magic32]

Yeah...whenever people start talking trash to me, taunting me or cussing me out I just blow them off...cuz they're probably typing from a jungle from God knows where and I like talking to people...not that I have anything against animals...I luv them 2!

[Amir883]

@jeditwinz That's because people generally are not debating. They're trying to teach or tell the other person how it is. It's a classic example of, "I'm completely right, and I can't believe anyone would think like you do!" Get two people in a discussion who feel like that, and the "debate" will deteriorate into a pissing contest with lewd comments and derogatory statements.

[jeditwinz]

@Amir883 Agreed

[flight23magic32]

Back in the 80s and 90s u had to go up against guys like, Ewing, Dream, D-Rob, Zo, a primetime Shaq, Shawn Kemp, Kareem, Parish, Mt Mutombo and Larry Nance to name some of the most important shot blockers of that era...

[flight23magic32]

And if u didnt go up against a shot blocker like the aforementioned...u would have to deal with the bone shattering elbows of Karl Malone, Barkley, Oakley, Anthony Mason, Cartwright, Rodman and especially Laimbeer...and how about the handchecking rule? It musta been pretty uncomfortable having pesky defenders like Dumars, Starks, Dennis Johnson and Michael Cooper dogging all over the court wouldnt u agree?

[jeditwinz]

Heck yes. You never had freedom of movement back then which is why I can't figure out why everyone is always launching threes. Lebron has the right idea, he is driving to the basket nearly anytime he feels like it.

[flight23magic32]

So does D Wade who's also pretty good at going to the hole...I remember this play where D Wade split a couple of defenders and dunked it on Okafor...what I noticed in that play was that Emeka had to run back to protect the basket, thanx 2 to the 3 secs rule. Back in the 80s and 90s it woulda been a hell of lot better play cuz Emeka woulda been waiting under the basket and D Wade woulda have to go right over him to get the dunk...or under him him for a little dipsy doo...

[jeditwinz]

Or on the floor for a foul. And it would have been just a personal back then depending on what he did. Now if you sneeze it is a flagrant. And if you have Swine flu when you do it you get suspended.

[flight23magic32]

Yeah...kids should see the type of punishment MJ, Magic, Larry etc endured against the Pistons...MJ also had to endure it against the Knicks...People talk about zone defense but it's actually easier to score against it if u have good shooters and passers...it would be a treat for great shooting teams from the 80s and 90s like the Lake show, the Celts, the Bulls, the Magic and the Rockets to name just a few to have guys like Bird, Scott and Pax and Kenny Smith open for 3s

[flight23magic32]

Plus the Celts had Parish, McHale and Walton, the Lakers had Kareem, the Magic a primetime Shaq and the Rockets had probably the best big man ever in Hakeem Olajuwon...and all of these guys could pass the ball off the double team...so imagine what they'd do to zone defenses with their passing!

[flight23magic32]

Just imagine what they'd do to guy today had he comitted a flagrant foul like McHale's one when he clotheslined Kurt Rambis! I think they only called it a foul...or when Rodman shoved Pip into the basket support in the 91 NBA semis...

[jeditwinz]

They would be suspended for sure

[flight23magic32]

Αnd fined God knows what...maybe they'd ban them from the league for life if they did it again...

[aak7230]

Thank you for a good match. I am very glad recently because an animation to say in this way was not uploaded. I wanted to watch the starting line-up of this match till the last if possible

[MrTehbigcheese]

nice upload

[alaskanmarine1]

Weird seeing D-Scott in a Dallas uniform.

[matthewkoz]

2:02 awesome :D