TIMESTAMPS:
0:10 - Intro with some fan context about the 1985 NBA All-Star Freeze-Out Game
3:54 - Footage of the revenge game begins with Dave Bing recognizing what was about to happen
5:53 - ABSURD Michael Jordan 1 v 1 defense, he moves like a ghost!
6:50 - Michael Jordan breakaway dunk time
7:37 - Detroit "Bad Boys Pistons" basketball
7:52 - Rookie MJ had insane agility and handles
8:14 - Michael Jordan & Isiah Thomas talking trash to each other... wish we had mics on each guy!
8:38 - Outstanding transition defense by Michael
13:44 - You can watch this 1 million times and it will never get old
15:33 - Michael Jordan jump hook
16:09 - Michael Jordan breakaway speed & takes flight
18:01 - Michael Jordan picks up his 5th foul, but still goes on to dominate!
19:40 - Crunch time Michael Jordan steal on Isiah Thomas to force overtime
20:34 - Ridiculous And 1 Michael Jordan clutch bucket, and pandemonium ensues!
21:56 - Isiah Thomas left STUNNED from Michael Jordan's performance
22:12 - Michael Jordan left the great Chuck Daly sweating
23:45 - Bonus: Comparing Rookie Michael Jordan, in his first 50 games, to NBA MVP Award winners like LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Steph Curry, and others!

Michael Jordan was out for revenge... and he put on a great show... The greatest competitor of all time, in his rookie season. You can't unsee it. Nobody's done it better. Bonus MJ's first 50 games as a rookie compared to more recent NBA MVP's at the end.

Thanks for watching!

(1984-85 Season)

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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.