and these fools say MJ couldn't dominate this current era because he couldn't shoot 3's. HE was 5/6 in 3pt shots in this game. how foolish these young, modern era fans are to think MJ couldn't adjust to ANY era.

The fly has wings but wanted to fly like Mike. Great video quality for Jordan highlights man. Need more like this.

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Starks played such tough defense on MJ- but when his shooting touch was there, there way no way he could stop him

Today’s playoff competition level is a joke compare with the Jordan area😅

Marv Albert saying "Jordan for 3 yes!!" >>>>

LeBalco Blames has nothing on MJ

And that 27 game home win streak will be snapped, bulls win in 6

Jordan: I really believe Jordan got tired of playing these fools -- he knew the Knicks were a stupid team that would always make the wrong choices: they'd foul too many times, wouldn't make the extra pass, all Chicago had to do was put on that trap and the Knicks would fall apart, take quick shots, go away from Ewing ... it was worse in '93 than in '92 because they lost X-Man to free agency and let Rolando Blackman rot on the bench for Starks? Stop it. Riley was a joke of a coach; Jordan was gaming these fools and even though he had an inferior team, Jordan hang-joked all that cocaine off that tree in New York .... I have never seen a 23 just ice a team like Jordan did to the Knicks -- it was so cold, he had the Knicks thinking they had a shot only to sweep them after lipping them two games. Sad and sick with a twist of soda at the same time, no bacon but baking. Pure prime, Mike all the time, couldn't pay Ewing a dime to get his wine. I just laugh when I watch those Knicks play, it's a turnover waiting to happen and a team beating themselves and I was like, 'Is this seriously competition for Mike?' Jordan's Comp: I mean if anyone knows, Mike had greater competition learning how to win than upon winning facing his friend Ewing/Oakley and a former CBA guard in Starks with a second year player Gregg Anthony and then Doc Rivers was never a threat and Mark Jackson loved #23 and Mason was with Denver and Riley didn't put him in the game often because he could really break a train, I loved Mason's game, he was the best kept secret -- could handle, rebound, run the floor, had hustle, great defensively to guard 2-3 positions, and just never got his shot to shine because Riley was too rigid trying to put in his own grate .... Same Riley crazy in Miami got that team losing held back his own success in NY by not playing Blackman and Mason. Sad.

No way Curry can out shoot Mike Jordan