Witness Michael Air Jordan in his prime; game footage part 1

[ODDNOMAD]

that jumpshot @ 05:11 / 10:00 that right there was worth the price of admission

[nyalgaidin]

simply the greatest ever, perhaps even the greatest athlete in modern history.

[jimmychuang]

Larry Johnson, Morning, Hill, Penny, T-Mac....those players should be great, but they all destroyed by injure.

I still can't believe T-Mac still play the primary rule in Rockets, that guy can only play 20 mins good game, looks his FG%, that's really really no good....If T-Mac is not in this generation, he would be on bench years ago just like Penny, Mourning, Hill....

[ODDNOMAD]

yeah, it really sucks especially for grant hill. i remember when he first laced them up for the NBA and he had a bright future but those darn injuries, and T-Mac as well.

[Blackwwoolff]

7:49

the runner is one of the most underrated shots in basketball. Not flashy, but if you can connect with consistency, not much can be done...

[MJ23BESTEVERMJMJ]

53 points, 21-28 fgs, 2-4 3pt

nuff said

[jimmychuang]

There's one game posted on youtube, MJ only missed 4 shots, and scored 52 points. That's crazy.

[tigidong026]

just me or MJ posterized Zo 3 times?

[filahohi]

is that hubie brown calling the game ?

[makkymokky]

Great video .. ur video truly captured the best of Micheal

[ThunderStormV5000]

This guys name has been etched in my head since I was a kid, I even had the number 23 on my middle school basketball team.

Thanks for all the memories MJ!

[Adamk2004ownz]

fateaway at 2:57-3:01 seems impossible to block

[SOyuncastor2]

after jordan retired I stop watching basketball... there was no use.

PS: I hated Michael Jordan, but I have to admit it, basketball was fun with him playing.

[MJisKingKobesuckss]

Most kobe homers have never seen Jordan in his prime which was from 86 to 93. Jordan was a beast. Always attacking the rim. JORDAN=GOAT

[ni2da]

that dunk on ZO was sick as fuck

[grimtide321]

Thanx man keep posting! now i've got something to do on my nightshift!

[ceemonee]

I enjoyed your LebronBlitz Bruce. Keep in mind that a athlete's prime is their late 20's (27,28,29)example: Jordan won his first title in 91 he was 27-28 years old...Kobe scored 81 points in '06 he was 27 years old. Just a heads up..."good vids I like".

[stevenash2300]

Good vids, I like.

You just know everyone on the other team was scared when Jordan had the ball at the end of the game, or just scared when Jordan got near the ball in general. It's like watching a D1 college player play with highschoolers, ridiculous.

[avinashkunnath]

That fadeaway shot was the most unguardable thing in basketball. I've seen almost no one block that thing.

[theAIRJORDANblitz]

He rarely got that blocked in his prime and usually it was the help defense.

[mtl8484]

Now THIS IS baskbetball real basketball the most excitement moments right there

[zodiiak]

Bruce I like your vids, but you should check out some of the rare 80s stuff that Hoopsencylopedia posts. Look for the Artistry of Michael jordan, it's truely amazing. Always love seeing your vids!

[theAIRJORDANblitz]

I'm youtube friends with hoops. I never miss a post of his!

[muradredalert]

The best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be!

[Hamidxa]

Yes he is.

[BobbyFullem]

amazing. the lost art of the mid range jumper

[jjizzy21]

tha best 2 ever play MJ took over tha NBA as never done be4 but Wilt played against 6'8 centers in his days thats y he had so many points and Wilt was 7'1 275lb tha only center gave Wilt a challenge was Bill Russell and he was 6 '9 1/2 220lb

[liquidgold]

Just a phenomenal player, UNSTOPPABLE. The NBA bowed down to JORDAN, Jordan was higher than my wildest imagination, just watching him and how he dominated games with his intelligence alone, forget all the athletic stuff, his turn around and his ability to simply rise up and release a silky smooth jumper that hit nothing but the bottom of the net was flawless, I really Loved Michael Jordan.

[mpasketbolistas]

holy shit at 4:12 my eyes popped out. nice video

[PeteFoxx]

...Kobe who?!?

[JaquanPerry]

THIS IS BASKETBALL.

[NextGenSports]

nothing but net,thanks for the video Bruce

[johnnycage2010]

lol why was mugsy bogues happy

[xkssxrrocks]

that was an amazing left-handed crossover by Michael Jordan that I've never seen until watching this vid. thanks, Bruce!

[yankeelakercowboyfan]

i just do not see how anyone will ever compare

[gfn02]

Nice work; enjoyed watching!

[mikester8821]

Thank you bruce for starting this series. I can tell this series and the jordan defense series are gona be my fav. Just watching jordan is amazing, he makes basketball seem effortless, even in a more physical era.

[leonlang]

thanks for uploadin this vid man

[dwaynewadesucks]

Imagine if Jordan stayed for 1993-1995. Bulls would have won 8 championships in a row and beat Houston in the finals those years.

[blacknapalm]

good point...it is also a testament to Pippen's skill though. If Pippen didn't have Jordan, I think he may have one one or two championships. with Jordan, they were just about unstoppable. add the Zen master and his calming ability on Rodman...oh man, it didn't look good

[blacknapalm]

wow, i didn't even know hubie brown did commentary back then? i guess he had a brief stint....he's awesome. i like van gundy a lot too even though he's more for entertainment value, he gives some good insight. mark jackson is trash, lol...still liked him as a player

[dwaynewadesucks]

I think that basketball as a sport was taken more seriously back in the day than today. I still like the NBA of today, but it's become more of a joke now or like what blacknapalm said, "entertainment"