The Day Michael Jordan Ruthlessly DESTROYED Ray Allen in Front of His OWN Coach - Full STORY!

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I've never heard a single player being interviewed, who played against Mike, say that he was okay, or good, or even very good. It was always..."He's on a level all by himself", or "He's untouchable", etc.

"Dont be mad at Ray, coach. He's doing everything he's supposed to" - Mike w 45 pts

I was in middle school and high school when Jordan was winning his last 3 titles. I watched almost every single game on TV during those 3 seasons on that Chicago News channel WGN. I can tell you that it was rare watching a Jordan game where he DIDN'T roast his competition. That's why there are so many youtube videos of "Jordan Roasts this guy or that". He literally destroyed everyone, every game.

You know when Rodman gotta hold you back, it’s about to be real.😂😂😂😂

That mid range fade away was unstoppable! I miss those days of the NBA

Michael has a beautiful shot, but his fadeaway is the prettiest thing in sports.

@7:23 Ray makes a great point, nowadays you go to the charity stripe for 'Ticky Tack stuff', back then those hits / fouls were ignored hence why it felt like watching a completely different (and better) style of basketball.

Nobody is or will be better than Jordan, so grateful to have grown up in the 90s

What people don’t consider about Jordan is that he wasn’t dominating a game by pulling up and draining 3 after 3. He’d kill you with his footwork, and mid range, and then occasionally blow past you for a dunk. He’d consistently drop 45-50 points in the most difficult way, as opposed to 13 3s and 11 FTs.

When MJ went to the movie theater and saw He got Game and took it personal 😂😂😂

Michael Air Jordan Is ALWAYS, STILL & FOR EVER THE G.O.A.T. ! A Fan From France 🇨🇵

The reason MJ is the GOAT is that he could do whatever he wanted on the court and the majority of defenders were helpless to do anything about it. MJ's game was the most graceful I've ever seen, if you watch highlights of his career watch how he landed. He was like a cat, he always stuck the landing. Which is a very rare talent.

I watched the Bulls on WGN. And I’m from Arkansas. I still gets chills when I think about the lights going out and that Alan Parsons Project music playing when the Bulls were being announced. Michael Jordan is THE GOAT and I can’t believe that LeBron tried to claim that title for himself. You don’t declare yourself THE GOAT as it is a title that can only be bestowed upon you. And it has been bestowed…to Michael Jordan. I don’t think anyone else will ever come close. Anyway, I miss those days tremendously. Michael Jordan and The Bulls were a huge part of making a 5’3” white girl want to be practicing or playing the game of basketball at all times when I wasn’t watching it. I’m thankful for growing up during the era of Michael Jordan.

MJ's peers who knew him, knew that talking trash and making him feel inferior is the switch for him to turn psycho. If Marshawn Lynch can turn BEAST Mode : ON MJ has PSYCHO Mode : ON

Just to be clear a young Ray Allen was shooting lights out, would get a steal and go dunk on your best player in his prime seasons with the bucks.

I remember seeing the Big Dog do a shoot around at Roosevelt highschool in Gary where he is from and he missed no shots and had a super confident swagger. For him to say that about MJ puts in perspective the respect MJ had.

The part people keep missing about #45 Jordan. No training camp, came in after the All Star break and was still dishing out work.

what a beautiful game MJ has it's like poetry and savagery combined

I bought a Glenn Robinson rookie card in KY back in 1994, and I still have it to this day. He was awesome coming out of Purdue and his mid-range game was money.