Man, that's a crazy story!

And big hands

True but he stays in the air for like 10 mins.

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All of that and he was drafted third that's a smack in the face chicago was happier than a pig in sh*t that was just a prelude of what was to come

And a very large pair of hands

I didn’t forget. That showed what kind of player he was. I think Ewing himself was amazed.

It's true, that layup was bigger than the shot with 17 seconds, or as big, don't let me get carried away. His 12 second half points after just 4 in the first half, was a big reason why James Worthy got six grown man dunks in that game. They HAD to bring two on Michael when he went to work.

yeah its true thx

Is that the lefty finger roll off the glass from very far out where he puts it high off the glass from an absurd angle? Yeah that shot is crazy - one of my faves.

Do you have a clip of this shot ?

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It's in the documentary tho👍 Justice restored.

thanks for your support

Well said my friend. May your life be blessed. You were also blessed to see michael jordan play, amazing.

Kal-El, I've only seen him once, playing during his College days live. It was during a College all-star game that was held in Atlanta at the "Then Omni Coliseum". I will never forget this play! I remember the game being pretty much decided with MJ's team being ahead. The audience seemed restless, me included, because we were seeing alot of nice plays and overall good basketball, but it was almost like something was missing. All of a sudden MJ stole a pass on the baseline gave it to a guard, (Don't Remember His Name, But I Do Remember That He Played For Georgia Tech), ran behind him, up the sideline like a gazelle sprinting towards the foul line which was where he received a return pass. He went airborn after catching the pass after taking one step near the dotted circle which is just inside the foul line! I distinctly remember we all stood up. It was like this was what everyone was waiting on, and everyone in the Omni knew it!!! Kal-El He stayed in the air so long it all most looked awkward, like it was weird for a human to travel or glide such a distance in the air without being catapulted/hurled upwards toward the rim by some machine or other device. I'm not making this up, but it was as if, "He Sensed That The Crowd In Attendance Need Something To Talk About Going Home"! He finished the play by dunking the ball so hard, it came back up from the floor and hit the bottom of the backboard favoring the one side of it which caused the ball to carerome out of bounds and the ref had to run and retrieve it. After the play there was nothing but noise, chatter, screaming and naturally a standing ovation!!! We were satisfied, just off of the one highlight and Oh man was that ever impressive! He had done or made those plays, so many times throughout his NBA Career! I being a Chicago fan have the VHS Tapes, and DVD's to prove it! But just that one time I got the opportunity to see him LIVE and it was 💯!!! Something Special that I'll never ever forget..... As you can see, your comment brought it back to mind for me, as though it happened yesterday😊! Pretty lengthy text, but I hope you didn't mind me sharing...

Kal-El - his first 9 years, he was truly superhuman. Fastest feet and hands ever.

@@boogieloo1831 and so high

It was a sight to behold. He is the best ever, hands down.

@@cwvos awesome memory to share with us all.... thank you.

He did it'

He just played basketball, no stats padding, just trying to win, on both end of the floor.

thanks bro for your support

@@wistiti93420 i will continue to support you wistiti93420 the goat of doing michael jordan videos!

@m Khan You have no idea what he would have averaged in the NBA had he come in earlier.

And didn’t retire (the first time)

Jesse Enger and if he didn’t leave for a year and a half to play baseball too

Yes He's the Goaty Goat

yeah i hesitated

The #1 play was against Bias also.. he jumped outta the way on the dunk.. wanted nooo part of it.. lol

I think the uploader got it right. That cradle dunk was awesome, but the game was over and it was just icing on the cake. The last one, right in the dude's face, was epic.

@@nunyabusiness7927 no the cradle dunk should have been numero uno, hang time was insane.

@@wistiti93420 You made the right decision. :-)

In terms of basketball the beginning would be Laney High School... where it all started

Of course, since he invented all these moves

Saw every game thought I'll never see them again than along comes you tube and the internet a small piece of heaven

kevin bailey My thoughts exactly bro. The Last Dance came along at the absolute best time to show the world that there’s no competition for MJ as the GOAT of basketball greatness!!!

He had a decent D. Better level up his clutch shooting next. He'll be all set.

Boy…. Not again Ahmad

Agreed.

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