Скачать с ютуб Young Michael Jordan unleashes his jumper Vs another SWARMING old school defense в хорошем качестве

Young Michael Jordan unleashes his jumper Vs another SWARMING old school defense

If you're a true original Michael Jordan fan, who grew up watching him on TV, you know there's a lot of fake news narratives about his career (in fairness some existed at the time, as well). One narrative has been that "young Michael Jordan didn't have a jumper." I suppose that would be true if we completely ignore that he led the ACC in 3 point shooting, in college, and that he hit a game winning JUMPER in the NCAA championship game... It would also require us to ignore all those games in the 80's where Michael took over the game with his jumper... People want to pretend that MJ didn't have a jumper, because it fits or fit their narrative. He always had a jumper and always worked very hard at improving his game. So, this game is a great example of a young Michael attacking the adversary with a lethal jumper, and controlling the game with it, against a SWARMING defense. Michael had some extra motivation for the game, as well, which is covered in the video. Enjoy! (1986-87 Season) TIMESTAMPS: 3:51 - Game begins 4:25 - MJ jumper #1 4:40 - Michael Jordan hustles back for a NASTY block on John Long 5:05 - MJ's "took it personal" motivation for the game part A 6:25 - Michael Jordan steal, foot race & breakaway dunk 6:47 - Michael Jordan catch & shoot hanging fadeaway jumper (#2) 7:15 - Michael Jordan jumper (#3) 7:23 - Chuck Person drives baseline for the reverse layup 7:34 - Michael Jordan jumper above the elbow (#4) 8:29 - Michael Jordan jumper (#5) (not shown on camera) 10:08 - Michael Jordan fadeaway jumper (#6) from the elbow 10:39 - Wayman Tisdale post up turnaround jumper 11:16 - Chuck Person for 3 11:58 - Ron Anderson jumper 14:21 - Michael Jordan jumper (#7) from the corner 14:57 - Michael Jordan post up turnaround hanging fadeaway jumper (#8) 17:20 - Michael Jordan give & go in bounds corner jumper (#9) 18:04 - Michael Jordan hanging floating jumper (#10) in heavy traffic (10 jumpers made in the 1st half) 18:17 - Michael Jordan receives a halftime standing ovation at Chicago Stadium 19:31 - Michael Jordan hanging up & under jumper (#11) off the glass 20:43 - MJ's "took it personal" motivation for the game part B 21:08 - Vern Fleming running floater 24:50 - Chuck Person "The Rifleman" contested wet jumper from the top of the key 25:05 - Michael Jordan face up jumper (#12) 25:41 - Chuck Person face up 3 26:05 - John Long for 3 30:06 - Michael Jordan pull up hangtime floating jumper (#13) 30:35 - Michael Jordan puts in a ton of work to free himself up for a hanging reverse layup 30:59 - Michael Jordan blocks Herb Williams 33:17 - John Long for 3 from the right wing 33:25 - Michael Jordan pull-up jumper (#14) 33:50 - Michael Jordan still hustling on defense with the win secure 34:00 - Air Jordan gets a standing ovation from Bulls fans & props from the opposing announcers Hope you enjoyed the video! Michael Jordan greatest games series playlist (games in chronological order here):    • Michael Jordan's Greatest 1980's Regu...   Twitter:   / bruceblitz   (Bruce Blitz) Blitz Team archive videos: https://blitzsportsnetwork.com Twitch:   / bruceblitzed   Discord:   / discord   Blitz Sports Network PSA: Always remember, the individuals who say "Michael Jordan didn't face great competition in his era" are trying to tell you something IMPORTANT. They are trying to tell you that they didn't watch the Michael Jordan era, and there are much better things you could be doing with your time rather than listening to their takes on an era they didn't even watch. Would you go to someone for an opinion on Shakespeare if they had never seen the plays Macbeth, Hamlet, or Othello? Of course you wouldn't. Consider the source. Nobody who watched that era would trash the talent all around the league. Michael Jordan played in a great era with a great blend of fierce competitors, awe inspiring athletes, lock down defenders, knock down shooters, and ultra skilled ballers.