🆕Michael Jordan Exposed Lost Footage Exposes MJ's Terrible 3pt Shooting | FYF Sports Debates

Savoy of Sportsman is Lamar. We back with another podcast news and in very informative video, you know, we always drop the hidden gems. We drop the news. We try to bring a non-biased approach and you guys see the title of the video, man. You know, we got to talk about Michael Jordan. You know, I love speaking on this topic. A lot of people say I hate the 90s. A lot of people say a cap on the 90s. That's not necessarily true. But before we get into this video, make sure you guys like comment and subscribe hit the notification bell to the video. If you have not done so already we grind into 15k. That's the monthly goal trying to get to 100k by the end of the year. It looks impossible. Yeah, you know, but 15k looked impossible three months ago. So again, let's keep grinding. Let's keep subscribing. Keep sharing the video. Keep engaging. Make sure you jump into our live debates because this is something that I know a lot of you guys are going to want to chime in about. So again, if you want to debate me head on if you want to you if you want your chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card and beat me in the debate. Join our live chat. If this is something you want to talk about you got to challenge me in the chat. I'll bring you into the live panel and we can discuss it at the end of the day everyone else is going to decide if you want a loss and we can go from there. But you know today we got to touch on this. This is something that I've always criticized Jordan for all right, no matter how you finesse the numbers no matter how you flip the numbers no matter how you know, you know, whatever you regardless of what you do with Jordan's numbers. The thing is the man had flaws and one of the biggest flaws in this game offensively was his inability to consistently make the three-point shoot. Now what some people do is some people will say, you know, well they didn't shoot a lot of threes in that air doesn't necessarily matter Jenner in you know, normally you don't shoot shots. You can't make all right, you know, if we if we look back on 1985, I think the average the league average for three-point shots was about 28%. That's the league average and you know, so so we know in that era going into the 90s. The league was just a poor three-point shooting League. All right. So it's so again today. We just like I said, we just here to expose the cap. A lot of people say that this man Michael Jordan was an elite three-point shooter or what they do is they use the what-if situation. He could have been a great three-point shooter because he would have practiced it or worked on it and yada yada yada. No at the end of the day. He wasn't shot 32% for his career. Yeah, he had one season where he shot 50% but yeah, he played 17 games at that. So he didn't shoot very many when he shot 50% and his best year in the full season was 42% but again, did you have statistical anomalies every now and then the facts remain is that Michael Jordan consistently on a season in and season out basis, whether it was the playoffs or regular season was a below average three-point shooter and that's just what the facts say. So again, I actually found the video you guys I found the video and I just wanted you guys to see it, you know, I'm not going to harp on it too long. I'm just going to let the video rock out. I'm going to play it. We're going to have some PS 5 giveaway details at the end, but I want you to guys to see it with your own two eyes. We got Michael Jordan in the three-point contest. Now back then they did the three-point contest a little different, you know now they only have one guy shooting all eyes is on you back then when he got in the three-point contest. They had a guy shooting on each end and the two guys were competing against each other. So Jordan in this instance was competing against his own teammate Craig Hodges who we know was an elite three-point shooter. So, you know, we already know who's going to win this battle. I just want to see how bad Jordan got beat and for all those people that say Jordan could shoot threes. Well, Craig Hodges is going to show you he's Craig Hodges is going to give you a prime example of somebody who can shoot threes and whether you're shooting in a park in a backyard in a three-point contest in a game. If you can shoot threes, you can shoot threes and that's just you know, so we don't want to make no excuses. Let's go ahead and get straight to the video again. This is just a hidden gem that Jordan fans will never show you they do their best to demonetize this video. They do their best to hide this video from YouTube. I've found it. I'm here to expose it. We just gonna let the video play Michael Jordan Craig Hodges in the three-point contest. Craig Hodges will match up against Michael Jordan. Remember the top four advanced Craig Hodges this year shooting 48% from three-point land. And as we look at both of these compete at the same time, there's Michael Jordan. Doug is going to be following Craig Hodges who coached last year in Chicago and Steve Jones is going to be taking keeping a close eye on Michael Jordan 60 seconds to shoot. There are five racks five balls on a rack. We're underway. Craig Hodges loves his corner shot. Usually he really gets off to a good start. Jordan missed his first shoot and now he's warmed up and I think, you know, it gives the fact that this is a new competition for him. Craig Hodges hitting three corners including the two-point ball. Craig Hodges on a roll now hitting four in a row. Craig five in a row from the spot. Craig performed here earlier today for some school kids and was on fire at that time. It seems to still be on it right now. 28 seconds remaining. Well, Jordan is really struggling. And Craig Hodges takes a great deal of pride in this competition. He was a finalist last year. He has 20 points. Jordan has five points. Well, Craig Hodges was sensational. The two spots that he started off with, Steve, he had eight of his first ten shots. He buried both red, white, and blue balls. So he got into a rhythm and Craig Hodges was very much a part of it. You guys saw it right there, man. You saw it live and direct, man. Michael Jordan. I mean, my whole point in doing this is not to diminish what Jordan has done in his career, y'all. Jordan is the GOAT. Jordan is the greatest player of all time. All right? But the only way I have him as my greatest player of all time with stipulations, and my stipulation is that you are the GOAT until somebody knocks you off. And I have to evaluate your game fairly to give other people a chance to do so. All right? I cannot give Jordan additional attributes or skill sets or what-if scenarios to increase the reasons why I have him as the GOAT. Which also makes it harder for other people to catch him. I cannot make up fake scenarios like that. All right? And so one of the most glaring flaws in his game is the fact that the man struggled at the three-point line. And this, you know, the three-point contest, if anybody's ever participated in a three-point contest, it's like shooting practice shots. This is, and again, I know it's a little different. It's not 100% like shooting practice shots. But for the most part, it is. Now, a lot of players speak about the challenge of having to grab the ball off the rack. But at the end of the day, we're talking about athletes at the professional level. You should be able to make more than five threes in a three-point contest if you are a guard in the league today. Or even back then, you should have been able to do it. Now, one thing we saw about that video, if you look at Craig Hodges, this is the difference between elite three-point shooters and if Jordan looked at the ball every time he took it off the rack. Look, I'll go back to it. I'll go back to it. I just want to show you guys something real quick. And again, this is just a shooting tip. Just a quick shooting tip that I want to give you right here. And I'm going to show you how Craig Hodges, this is the difference between elite shooters and just average three-point shooters. So I want to pull this up, y'all. Now, I want you to look. Watch, Craig Hodges is on this side. Jordan's on the other side. Now, I want you guys to pay attention to how Craig Hodges pulls each ball off the rack and how he does not take his eye off the rim. Again, if you want to be a great shooter, if you want to be a great shooter, the longer you look at the rim, the higher percentage you have of making that shot. Craig Hodges does not take his eyes off the rim. Now, again, I just want to show you guys this. And watch what Craig Hodges does and watch what Jordan does. Craig Hodges, perfect form. Eyes never leave the rim. Eyes are always straight ahead. He just feels for the ball. He grabs it off the rack, brings it straight to his shot pocket, lets it go, and making it every time. Jordan, he's turning his head, looking at the ball every time he shoots. So what is he doing? He's statistically lowering the percentage, lowering his chances of making the shots every time he looks away from the rim. Look at all of the best shooters in the NBA. They stare the rim down. They stare the rim down while they're dribbling. They can dribble with their heads up. All right, and these are things that you have to work on. These are things that you have to work on. And again, this is not a knock on Jordan, but you can, this split screen right here is a great learning example for a young guy if you're looking to be an elite shooter. If you're an undersized guard, if you're undersized, all right, and you're looking to play at the high D1 level, maybe sneak into the NBA, perfecting small things like this are going to mean a lot. Not taking your eyes off the rim, having a quick release are going to mean a lot. Craig Hodges has extremely quick release. He never takes his eyes off the rim. High three-point shooter. And again, this is what got a guy like Craig Hodges into the NBA. Not everybody can beat Michael Jordan. A lot of you guys can beat Craig Hodges and being able to shoot the ball like Craig Hodges can get you a D1 scholarship, can get you into the NBA, can get you a contract overseas. Again, it's just about paying attention to the small details. Look at what the best shooters do. But then look what Jordan does. As great as Jordan was, as great as, as fundamental as he was on the basketball court, his fundamentals and mechanics shooting three-pointers is flawed big time. Look, and I'll go back and I'll play it one more time just to break it down one more time because Craig Hodges just gave you guys a beautiful shooting display that again, I really want you guys to see this. All right? We're going to watch Jordan. We're going to watch Craig Hodges. Craig Hodges, eyes on the rim, Jordan looking away every time and he's missing. Craig Hodges stays on and Craig Hodges is making them all. You guys right there, man. Look, these are, you know, again, we do this for research purposes only. Look, this is not to knock Jordan. You can, like even in Jordan's failures, you can find a way to educate yourself. All right? This is just about educating yourself because again, I know this is not something that 90s fans are going to be receptive of, but for you young guys out there that are watching this video, if you're 15, 16, 17, and you're in high school, and you're looking to become a better shooter, go watch Craig Hodges' videos. He has a lot of shot tutorials on YouTube. Go follow them. Go check him out. All right? But trying to shoot like Jordan and beat like Jordan, especially from the three-point line, is not going to get you nowhere. And just, we see the small glitches in the mechanics. That's the reason why Jordan shot 32 cent, 32% from the three-point line for his career. But again, I want you guys, man, you like the video, smash the like button, hit the subscribe, share the video, do all that good stuff. Make sure you join our live chats. Again, if you do not agree with this, if you don't agree with what I'm saying about shooting and shot mechanics, keeping the ball in your shot pocket, keeping your eyes on the rim, come to our live debate. Let's chop it up in a live debate. Let me know where I went wrong. Because again, this is just to educate you. All right? This is all for educational purposes only. This is research purposes only. 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