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Michael Jordan 1985: 31pts Vs. Dr. J and Barkley's 76'ers

Before Michael Jordan became a champion and a legend, he was Air Jordan - the most spectacular player we will ever see. In this early Rookie game he would face Dr. J in his twilight and another sen...  
 
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DamienColletti (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Nice job man, really cool seeing these highlights from when basketball was good. Dr. J and Jordan, two of the best, ever!
airHaakon (4 days ago) Show Hide
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that air pumpfake was sick
Itspersonal007 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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hate on me for sayin this if you want but..
what does clutch EXACTLY... mean????
jaymum23 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Jumpman logo at 2:17. :)
corsairmaxx (1 week ago) Show Hide
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the doc dunks on mj in this vid
logon235 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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ngi65, the afro only has its mystique now. back then, it was like bald is now.
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?!? Was that last shot a triple clutch!!!
inamikgreg (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I dunno what the hell kinda move that was, but it was sick! Who does that in today's game?
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I know that you have said that if Doc were playing in the current era he would be a bigger media sensation that anybody, including Jordan."

Williams: "Oh, yeah. If he were coming along today in his prime, the LeBrons and the Kobes and the Jordans would be second page stuff. Julius would be Tiger Woods-ish; he would be at a level of focus and clamor and gawking like nobody else. As good as these guys are, they just don't have his flair. They don't have his flair."
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Williamsgeneral manager of 1 nba team: "Yeah, except that LeBron probably is even more ferocious because he is so much bigger. What is he, 6-9? Julius was 6-6. LeBron is like 270; Julius was nowhere near that, so LeBron is probably even more physically imposing but, yeah, there are some similarities--minus the Afro (that Erving had in his prime). I think that the Afro had a lot to do with Julius' persona in those days. That just added to the mystique, the way that he wore his hair.

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