Michael Jordan vs. Knick Defense analysis video (Good video)

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This video is for Jordan fans who loved watching him play. It's interesting to see how entire Knick defense moved as one unit back then. I would love to see rotation from the Knicks like that today...

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K-qGWkiKvQ[/ame]

 

[Champ_KW]

I thought this thread was gonna be about off balanced 25 footers over double teams, slow short unathletic white guys, or a bunch of bail outs by his other HOF'er!!!

 

[Ghpstface]

I thought this thread was gonna be about off balanced 25 footers over double teams, slow short unathletic white guys, or a bunch of bail outs by his other HOF'er!!!

also known as THE TRUTH!!!

 

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also known as THE TRUTH!!!

He faded away on a 7 footer a couple of times there, Starks was 6'3, X McDaniels and Gerald Wilkins were 6'7 and 6'6', respectively.

I like the video cause it shows tough, effective D against unstoppable offense.

 

[Ghpstface]

He faded away on a 7 footer a couple of times there, Starks was 6'3, X McDaniels and Gerald Wilkins were 6'7 and 6'6', respectively.

I like the video cause it shows tough, effective D against unstoppable offense.

I was just fukkin around pretending to be a jordan hater fo a sec


im at work atm so i'll have to watch later

 

[Ukbrotha]

Thats a pretty good vid. 3 sec rule changed the NBA quite abit but I think it was for the best.

 

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Thats a pretty good vid. 3 sec rule changed the NBA quite abit but I think it was for the best.

Yea, prior to the rule you could just park a 7-footer down low and have him camp out.

 

[954UAlreadyknow]

Good video

 

[god shamgod]

I've seen this before but it's still a good drop.It shows how great Jordan was and how whole teams had to collectively try to stop him, these test tube adhd late 80's and early 90's babies need to watch this so they can see why he's the Goat

 

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I've seen this before but it's still a good drop.It shows how great Jordan was and how whole teams had to collectively try to stop him, these test tube adhd late 80's and early 90's babies need to watch this so they can see why he's the Goat

I agree, he helped revolutionize the way teams defend offensive-minded perimeter players.

 

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I've seen this before but it's still a good drop.It shows how great Jordan was and how whole teams had to collectively try to stop him, these test tube adhd late 80's and early 90's babies need to watch this so they can see why he's the Goat

LMAO @ test tube adhd babies. i gota use that sht when i show my 14 year old cousin this vid

 

[froggle]

thats my goat sg

But one you notice, a lot of the times, the Defense would swarm Jordan and instead of forcing the low percentage shot, he would pass it

I must say Those unathletic white boys, postal workers who played in the NBA while on leave, 6 ft players, players who would be sitting on the beach in todays faster/twitch muscle league, slow as molasses NBA players sure could play defense

 

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thats my goat sg

But one you notice, a lot of the times, the Defense would swarm Jordan and instead of forcing the low percentage shot, he would pass it

I must say Those unathletic white boys, postal workers who played in the NBA while on leave, 6 ft players, players who would be sitting on the beach in todays faster/twitch muscle league, slow as molasses NBA players sure could play defense

Yea, I think Jordan's the first 4 or 5 years in the NBA painted him as a bit of a ball-hog, which he was. But it was more out of necessity.

If you Youtube some of his games at UNC, you'll see that's where Jordan learned to play within a system and how to be effective without the ball in his hands.

 

[Regular_P]

The GOAT

 

[Kings County]

thats my goat sg

But one you notice, a lot of the times, the Defense would swarm Jordan and instead of forcing the low percentage shot, he would pass it
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kobe :cacpls: