Michael Jordan - Random

MJ doing his thing against various teams in the regular season circa 92-93. MJ is deft with his left as you'll see in a number of instances (especially at the 1:00 mark vs the warriors). Not a player around these days that can match that kind of dexterity.

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[zopoundsakpase]

the layup at 13 seconds so indictive of his ridiculous body control

[arkade2345]

i feel like jordan used his left hand layup more in 93 than any other season. both in teh regular seaosn and in the playoffs he went to it a lot more. not to say he didnt always have it, but it just seemed that way

[jaboo82681]

@MrJordan1046 actaully Homecourt was decided the game b4 when the Bulls lost @ Charlotte....

[MrJordan1046]

Does anybody has the highlight videos of the Bulls and Knicks last game played @ MSG of the 1992-93 regular season?, it determines the homecourt advantage for the 1993 playoffs, If anybody does? can someone please post it on You Tube

[hangtime23ful]

1:35 too bad that half court shot didn't count

[jasonhenry44]

man, impossible high-lights. joleroke I especially like the end =) Could you believe I trained enough to begin dunking! I just completed the the nba workout routine over at 50inch vertical[dot]com and did it in only 1 and a half month!

Michael Jordan - Random

[jaboo82681]

His wrist wasn't broken it was a bad sprain that had bothered him that whole season....

[arkade2345]

yeah, but he started doing it before he injured his wrist. that injury occured late in the season against the Pistons and he re-aggravated it vs the Cavs. The entire 93 season it just seemed like he had so many more left handed finishes than before...

[mnkhan2020]

reason was his broken wrist of the right hand. Cleveland series, he started dunking left handed too.

[luckylefty232323]

agreed. Kobe showed footwork on this years finals and steve smith started getting tea bagged by Kobe...Kobe has nice foot work but MJ is on a whole other level... in fact since NC he had this foot work, I remember Dean Smith once said that he's foot work was so good that referees called travel on him not knowing where he was going at the beginning of his freshman year...lol but in reality it was he would jab one way and show the ball the other...so at first glance it looks like a travel..

[Scottie0428]

thx 4 this great upload man, appreciate that. on the court, MJ is the definition of perfection of basketball, not only his exceptional moves, but the desire to win, willing to defense, and the motivation to push himself even higher. i think these 3 elements r young baskerball players nowadays should pick up from MJ's marvelous carrer, not his incredible moves. you might look it easy, but when you try to do that, most of the time youll realize its impposible to imitate.

[Jumpman1989]

wow. Dude this video is awesome. I've never seen this before. So many rare baskets by MJ.