Michael Jordan best plays 1992 NBA Finals Part 1 of 2

1992 NBA Finals Jordan was named Finals MVP for the second year in a row and finished the series averaging 35.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg, and 6.5 apg, 1.67 steals, .33 blocks while shooting 53% from the floor.

Michael Jordan best plays 1992 NBA Finals Part 1 of 2

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[rrTale]

I'm loving it Bruce, hope to see part 2 soon! Great work

[80s90sRealBasketball]

@..that same year at the age of 40!!...so much for the so called "great" Kobe, the sidekick to Pau..that's right Pau Gasol is the leader of this laker team...Kobe bryant is back to being a sidekick like he was to shaq!!

[quietdrumma22]

its funny at one point in the video it says Jordan was only averaging 5 free throws a game. Todays game, you get A LOT more foul calls and free throws. I think Jordan proved he would have been even more dominant in todays era when he came back with the Wizards, still putting up 20+ when most players have long since retired. NBA Finals Performances, thats where comparsions with Jordan and Kobe end. Kobe has NEVER had a truly dominant finals series.

[heydanbud]

Is there a better all around player than M.J. to (try and) copy, as a guard? He's the total package.

[Bigturns33]

Damn Danny Ange got his fare dose of Michael here with the blazers and then the following year with the suns in the finals.

[Bigturns33]

Your spot on.  Jordan was basically the master at taking high percentage shots. His fade was equal to a big mans baby jump hooks or up and unders. The fade was unstopable and Jordan proved that time and time again going away from double teams or simply shooting over them. The high percentage shots help you with big scoreing averages in which he has the highest ever for career.

[80s90sRealBasketball]

..settle for a jumper.....hell Joe Dumars, Bob Thorn, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Clyde Drexler said that this Era, which is Lebron and Wade's era..Kobe is washed up and counter efficient....that this era is easy to score more points...the proof is that when Jordan came back in 2001 where the fake ass zone defense was legalized...Jordan had sixteen 30+point games shooting at over 50% in this era where kobe is supposed to be dominant...Jordan also shot at 45% in 2003..he matched Kobe...

[80s90sRealBasketball]

besides that bitch KObe bryant is not even in the top 20, only stupid Kobe fans believe that shit.....Kobe Bryant would shoot between 36-41% from the field against the 1992 Blazers defense...don't assume that The Blazers was a walk in the park by the bulls as your weak attempt to discredit Jordan's legacy....you can't even handcheck a player anymore where it's similar to a offensive lineman of the NFL where you can use your hands to negate penetration from your opp. and allow you opp. to...

[80s90sRealBasketball]

Jordan in his 6 Championship runs have faced waaay better teams than Kobe faced offensively and defensively..did you know that the 1992 Blazers Team was rated at the TOP FIVE IN DEFENSE,RATED AT NUMBER 3 SPECIFICALLY? The only game that the Blazers was less commited to playing defense was Game 1 but that was because when they had no chance in making it a game, by suffering the blowout, they took a inch back in defense, just like the celtics did in Game 6 this Finals series....

[80s90sRealBasketball]

@Power2People59 if you think that KObe's era is more superior than Jordan's era then you are completely delusional...you havent seen the whole game in context so you'll see the suffocating defenses that the blazers did play..you must haven't payed close attention to some of the clips where the blazers did played defense by negate jordan's ability to penetrate to the basket and settle for a jumper...I knew you was a typical Kobe fan spitting nothin but trash

[sincereestrada24]

@jumpnam but its great how jordan could make a play following a bad no foul call