The Michael Jordan Story (Part 1/2) Tube. Duration : 8.77 Mins.
Short biography that follows Michael Jordan's quest to be the greatest basketball player of all time. Chronicles the Chicago Bulls journey to reach an NBA championship and stamp their mark in history.
Bulls vs. Knicks 1997. Jordan 51 pts. (Van Gundy 'Con' Game) Tube. Duration : 10.97 Mins.
Here's the game which was removed a while ago. If I recall correctly, this is a different broadcast than Hoops so there shouldn't be a problem. January 21, 1997 ------------------ OK, you know the story. A few days before this game, Jeff Van Gundy says in a radio interview that Jordan sometimes tries to "con" his opponents by befriending them off the court only to torch them on it. Well, Jordan sees Van Gundy's words on Chicago newspapers and... the rest is in the video. That aside, Bulls have some major problems coming into this game. Harper is injured and Rodman is suspended for kicking a cameraman. Randy Brown and Jason Caffey are the Bulls starters along with Jordan, Pippen and Longley. Here are some interesting facts about the game: * Knicks were the #1 defensive team in the NBA in 1996-97, measured by points allowed per 100 possessions. Jordan had another 50 point game this season which was against Miami Heat. Not surprisingly, Miami was the #2 defensive team that year. * In addition to scoring 58% of Bulls points, Jordan also guards Allan Houston in the entire game and totally frustrates him. Houston misses 12 of his first 13 shots. (Finishes with 5-18). * Bulls score 14 points in the 4th quarter. Jordan scores 12 of them and assists on the other two, a dunk by Caffey. * Jordan shoots 18-for-30 (60%) from the floor. The rest of the team are 16-for-46 (35%). * Jordan goes 5-for-8 from 3-point range. The other Bulls are 3-for-17 from beyond the arc. * Pippen scores ...
Keywords: Michael, Jordan, Bulls, Knicks, 1997, Van, Gundy, Chicago, New, York, Bird, Kareem, Wilt, Lebron, Wade, Kobe, Tmac, Iverson
N ° 12.07 - the force is difficult to master. A combination of retreat hold your arms straight as you Turnaround, before the enemy while jumping backwards, then shoot. If you jump backwards, do not pull the ball back behind your head. This is because both your body fall back and the momentum of the ball backwards (by pulling it back behind his head) it is extra hard to shoot. In most cases you will be shot short. Just keep your arms and elbowsstiff as you fall backward, and turnaround must thus thoust less force to shoot. Rigidity leads to accuracy.
