Michael Jordan interview - 1998 Finals

Michael Jordan talks to Ahmad Rashad before game 5 of the 1998 NBA Finals.

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Sports

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• Michael
• Jordan
• interview
• NBC
• Ahmad
• Rashad
• Chicago
• Bulls
• 1998
• Finals

[GunsNRosesbitches]

@siccstunna You mean Kobe sounds like him? Kobe took everything from this guy

[mbourbi]

@1193manbeast NO the two that disliked the video were , Stockton n Malone lol

[franchisejr15]

You wouldnt notice but Ahmad Rashad and MJ are great friends

[mistanderson]

If those boys didnt took MJ's father MJ wouldve been with the Bulls to win in 94 and 95. If the owner didnt let Phil go, Spurs and the Lakers wouldnt won titles.

[dezmania3]

@dreamewalker how is that when kobe still hits 30 point games

[vdininski]

Stop comparing Lebron, Kobe and others to Jordan. The fact of the matter is that there still isn't another player so dominant in the game of basketball as Jordan was during his career. Watching one Jordan game and one Kobe or Lebron or whatever game you will see the difference. Other than physical qualities - his mental strength and charisma are unrivaled.

[00hollister74]

i seriously wish i was alive in his era. i first heard of him from space jam when i was like 5..

[trout92ification]

1:31 looks like Mj has hair back when he was in his 20's lol!

[wornoutshoes11]

@likethehotties the question is... did the NBA really needed this change? ans is NO! u said "glamour"? last time i checked, glamour is manifested "outside the playing court" and never during game time... something that players of today seems to thrive for. your NBA of today has become a joke...

changes are good but it must be for the better and never for the worst where u actually kill the true essence of what u are trying to improve... your NBA of today has failed u bigtime!!!

[pheeel17]

@likethehotties I think Sam Smith hit the nail on the head in an article last week:"Many of the NBA's stars have transcendent talent, but they lack the will and desire to stand up for anything but their own comfort. You wish somewhere along the way someone was able to coach and teach them, but they probably never had the desire or inclination." He puts Lebron, Dwight, and Chris Paul in this category. He seems real competitiveness in Kobe, Rose, and Durant. Interesting article.

[TheShnag]

Jordan was the most articulate athlete ever. I've never heard a more well-spoken, true to the heart man than Michael Jordan about his life as an athlete. I feel like everything he said had a purpose and commanded attention and inspired thought. I have nothing against LeBron or Kobe, but neither of them have ever, or will ever sound this wise and humble. Athletes these days are too busy pampering their peers with compliments in an effort to sound humble.