TOP 20 PLAYS OF MICHAEL JORDAN'S CAREER..

These are the top 20 plays of Michael Jordan's career. And at number 20, Jordan put Patrick Ewing in a body bag. Damn, Jordan's terrifying. And if you don't watch your back, he'll hit you with game winners like number 19. Yeah, Jordan's too good. I mean, hell, at number 18, he had a shot with his eyes closed. Man, even Jordan didn't see that coming. And no one saw number 17 coming either, the time MJ completely faked out the Orlando magic. Rebound O'Neal, now stolen by Jordan from Hardaway. Picked him, Bluffs will hit the line. They leave him open. Oh, the Bulls are up. Oh, baby. He left jock scraps all over the hardwood down here. Oh, but how he read that play to steal the pass, Fred. This man Jordan makes it look easy. And yeah, it still doesn't top what he did at number 16, because Jordan went toe to toe with the bad boy Pistons and made him look stupid. Detroit will calm you down. They'll work their plays. Steal. He kept it in bounds. Here it is again. This is one for the book. He's done a lot of great shots, but I've never seen this before. Goddamn, Prime Jordan was a menace. But so was old head Jordan, because at number 15, he hit the greatest block of his entire career at 38 years old. Jesus, he really snatched the game out of their hands. But that's expected from Jordan, because in his 14th best play, he proved he had hops since he was a rookie. Oh, he had his tongue out and everything. This dude is lethal. And he proved that to Alonzo Mourning in his 13th best play. Look at his tongue out over Alonzo Mourning. Yes. Damn, Jordan really gave that man a facial. That's just dirty. But at number 12, he did the Utah Jazz even dirtier, because in the 1997 NBA Finals, Jordan ripped their hearts out. A game-winning shot in the NBA Finals at the buzzer. Man, Jordan is just different. Which takes us to number 11. See, in 1994, Jordan quit the NBA to join a different league, the MLB. And it's here that he knocked it out of the park. Yeah, my man was hitting home runs in the MLB. What can't Jordan do? Well, we're in the top 10 now, so the plays are getting even crazier. And we gotta talk about the shot that turned MJ into MJ. See, back in 1982, Jordan was playing in the NCAA Championship. And with just 20 seconds left in the game and his team down 1, MJ got the ball and made history. Not only did this shot win MJ a championship, but it also made Michael Jordan a household name. Yeah, the kid made it big. And if we're talking big, then we gotta mention number 9, the time Jordan came face to face with the giant, 7-foot-2, Dikembe Mutombo. Yeah, Jordan took the trash talk personally. So a few months later, during the NBA playoffs, Jordan officially got his revenge. Oof, he even hit him with a finger wag. And he got Mutombo good. But there's one dunk that's even better. Because in Jordan's 8th best play, he hit the most iconic dunk of all time. Air Jordan. That man was straight flying. And with plays like these, you'd think Jordan's game was perfect. But in number 7, there's one thing that everyone's criticized him for, his 3-point shot. But in 1992, he made them all eat their words. Because in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Jordan was lights out. By the end of the night, Jordan had had an NBA Finals record, 6 3-point shots in a single half. Yeah, he was unstoppable. But in number 6, there's one player who disagreed. See, this is Gerald Wilkins. And in 1992, he nicknamed himself the Jordan Stopper. Yeah, Gerald had a death wish. And later that season, he got exactly what he deserved. Because in the 1993 playoffs, this happened. Yeah, the Jordan Stopper didn't stop a damn thing. But some plays are even bigger than basketball. Because what Jordan did in his 5th best play started a dynasty. It was June of 1991. Michael Jordan was playing in his very first Finals. And after losing Game 1, he knew if he was going to win his first ring, he needed to flip the script. So in Game 2, Jordan went on a rampage, dropping 33 points and hitting the craziest layup of his entire career. And just a couple of games later, Jordan knocked off the Lakers, winning his first NBA championship and marking the beginning of the Bulls dynasty. That is legendary. But it's still not as legendary as number 4, a shot so iconic, people literally call it the shot. Man, it's hard to believe Jordan could beat a play like that. But we're inside the top 3 now. So, from here on out, the plays are straight up goaded. We gotta talk about the sickest game of Jordan's career. See, back in 1997, the Bulls were facing the Jabs in the NBA Finals. And with the series tied at 2, it was do or die time. But there was one big problem. Yeah, Jordan had the flu, so it seemed like the Bulls title dreams were doomed. But in the face of adversity, Jordan dug deep and balled out. Horrible turnovers for Utah. The back of the neck of Michael, who has been exhausted right from the start. That night, Jordan dropped 38 points and grabbed the dub, solidifying this in NBA history as the flu game. Just a couple of days later, Jordan capped it off by eliminating the Jabs and winning his fifth ring. Damn, it's like every shot this dude makes history. And that takes us to number 2. The shot that made Michael Jordan a GOAT. 6 rings. This man Jordan became an icon, and it's hard to follow up a play this big. But we still got number 1, because Jordan turned the most heartbreaking moment of his life into the greatest achievement of his career. See, in June of 1993, Michael Jordan was on top of the world. He had just beaten the Suns in the NBA Finals and won his third championship in a row. It seemed like nothing could stop Jordan. But just a month later, his entire life changed forever. Jordan was crushed. His father meant the world to him. He got him into sports, kept him disciplined, and helped him achieve his dreams of becoming an NBA champion. So without his dad, Jordan's passion for basketball vanished. And a couple of months later, he officially retired from the NBA. Yeah, Jordan spent the next year and a half mourning his father. But in 1995, the time for grieving was over. Cause MJ knew in his heart, just like his dad once knew, that Michael Jordan belonged in the NBA. So with that, the GOAT returned. And in his first full season back, Jordan unleashed, bringing Chicago all the way back to the NBA Finals. Where, on June 16, 1996, Father's Day, Jordan earned his greatest achievement yet. Wow, Jordan did his dad proud. Now that's beautiful. But it turns out, NBA's not always this nice. I mean, throughout the years, we've seen disrespectful dunks, big balls tons, finger guns at fans, everything. Look, if you want to see some disrespectful moments, you need to click on this video right here. These are 20 Disrespectful NBA Moments. And uh, this video is over, so you might as well just click the video, you know what I mean? 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