The Time Michael Jordan Had An Answer For Everything

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• HO

  @HoopVenue · 1 month ago · pinned

  What is the best scoring performance you've ever seen?

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• DE

  @Dee1troIl · 1 month ago

  HistoricalVenue is backkkkkkkk

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• ED

  @EdmondDantes25 · 1 month ago

  The goat breaking down the goat. Cant get much better

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• RA

  @RasuiTheFallen · 1 month ago

  When hoop venue makes a classic gem like this about the older players, thats how you know were deep in the off season.

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• BH

  @bhoumikxy · 1 month ago

  Can you please make some more Jordan videos like this really appreciate this one

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• DA

  @daoudadamilola6907 · 3 weeks ago

  I’m actually schocked they had this type of basketball knowledge back in the day I’m not gonna lie

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• KE

  @kenokoroafor1404 · 1 month ago

  Hoop venue breaking down some Michael Jordan?

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• PI

  @PimpC-yd7er · 4 weeks ago

  Focus on more classic performances like this until the season starts, then mix some in during the season. This is entertaining

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• HO

  @HoneybunHardenIV · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUffsDW46vs&amp;t=532">8:52</a> he did the thing!

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  @marcel4002 · 1 month ago

  Heat fan here, with ZERO love for Boston. But, respect where it&apos;s due. That defensive scheme to stop MJ was brilliant. And it looked elite in execution...<br>Good video 👍🏾

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• MI

  @michaelahurt · 3 weeks ago

  Jordan&apos;s playmaking is historically underrated. It&apos;s understandable because he often got compared to Bird and Magic at the time and played with Pippen, but what made him so good isn&apos;t just that he was a great scorer but that he was one of the best offensive engines of all time.<br><br>Smart basketball people understand how devastating quick decision making is but even today guys like Haliburton are still undervalued by a lot of fans (probably most fans) because making the right pass quickly isn&apos;t flashy.<br><br>The most interesting part of Jordan to me is so many people who call him the GOAT kind of do it for the wrong reasons. They think it&apos;s the one-on-one stuff and the shot making but that&apos;s the gravy honestly. The meat and potatoes was his ability to generate great shots for himself and his teammates, his decision making and problem solving, and his off ball defense. <br><br>That&apos;s why someone like Bobby Knight said he was the best player he&apos;d ever seen in 1984. Knight didn&apos;t care about the highlights. He said that because Jordan made the right basketball play over and over and over; his motor was relentless; and he always had a counter.

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  @ItamarFlor · 1 month ago

  My favorite basketball youtuber making a video vintage performances?<br><br>YES!!<br><br>PD: Will you ever make a video about 94 and 95 Hakeem? I would love to hear you breaking down his brilliance during those years

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