Alright, this was on there too. Number six is my favorite, but the one in which he posterizes Rasheed Wallace is pretty unbelievable too. And number one is definitely incredible.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007
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Thanks for the dedication (although those definitely were not Jordan's ten greatest plays). I think #5 and #2 were my favorite - the move to get open in #2 actually impressed me more than the shot; it's easy to forget how quick young MJ was since that wasn't really the strength of his game (especially later). And am I the only who noticed that #7 was actually a terrible decision?
I'm also fairly convinced that if Lebron had attempted dunking on people like that in the 90s, he would have had a five-year career because good teams would have taken issue and started body-slamming/undercutting him, since they would only have to worry about a flagrant foul and not a twenty-five game suspension. #6 was sweet, though. And did I spot Tim Donaghy calling the block on #4?
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