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How could I forget him missing his last 2 shots in game 1 of NBA finals? Great performance overall (the greatest ever for a full finals series imo) but those two missed shots cost the Bulls that game.
1991 NBA finals, Game 1: Jordan goes 0-2 in the last 30 seconds. Bulls had the lead with 30 seconds left, but Perkins would take advantage of Jordan's missed shots as Lakers won game 1.
[QUOTE=juju151111]Where are you getting this info from??[/QUOTE]
That's what I'd like to know too, since many of these games aren't online. If it's from his personal collection, I'd like to see some corroboration/video.
If we get unclutch moments in about 20% of all games Jordan played in...I will be shocked. Even I didn't expect that much, maybe 5-10%, but I think it will be closer to 15-20%. Crazy.
It's actually funny how short that list. I thought it'd be way longer.
Thanks for increasing my appreciation for the GOAT even more.
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[QUOTE=juju151111]Where are you getting this info from??[/QUOTE]
I'm guessing you would have to look really really hard to get this information if its even available. So for anyone to go through that crazy amount of effort clearly shows an agenda.
[QUOTE=guy]I'm guessing you would have to look really really hard to get this information if its even available. So for anyone to go through that crazy amount of effort clearly shows an agenda.[/QUOTE]
I didn't relize they had those gamelogs for who took the last 3 shots back in 86. I want to see what website this is from. Which he isn't answering.
[QUOTE=Floppy]It's actually funny how short that list. I thought it'd be way longer.
Thanks for increasing my appreciation for the GOAT even more.
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It is nowhere near complete. I am obviously not going to find all his anti-clutch moments within an hour of starting this thread. The list will have at least 100+ entries in the end (probably closer to 200 I'd say), which is a lot. All this thread is going to show is to stop holding current stars to an unrealistic standard in the clutch just because they can be scrutinized more easily due to the internet age. If Jordan had these moments in 15-20% of all games he played (which is a crazy amount of anti-clutch moments), then it should put all this anti-clutch nonsense in proper context.
[QUOTE=juju151111]I didn't relize they had those gamelogs for who took the last 3 shots back in 86. I want to see what website this is from. Which he isn't answering.[/QUOTE]
Well I was responding with the assumption that he isn't lying, which I think is probably not a good assumption to make.
[QUOTE=Fatal9]It is nowhere near complete. I am obviously not going to find all his anti-clutch moments within an hour of starting this thread. The list will have at least 100+ entries in the end (probably closer to 200 I'd say), which is a lot. All this thread is going to show is to stop holding current stars to an unrealistic standard in the clutch just because they can be scrutinized more easily due to the internet age. If Jordan had these moments in 15-20% of all games he played (which is a crazy amount of anti-clutch moments), then it should put all this anti-clutch nonsense in proper context.[/QUOTE]
Wow your pathetic, of course MJ had some bad moments no one is denying it. Why don't you show us your beloved Kobe's anti clutch moments, he shoots below 30% on game winning attempts, while MJ shot nearly 50% on his gamewinning attempts.
[QUOTE=DuMa]he admits it himself on a famous commercial. so why act like this is something new or you uncovered some new secret? quite sad.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45mMioJ5szc[/url]
[QUOTE=Fatal9][B]1998 ECF vs. Pacers, Game 4:[/B] Jordan misses game winning three pointer despite getting a clean look.
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Also, :oldlol: at this being unclutch. There were 7 tenths of a second left on the shot clock and when Jordan got the ball, he had to change his shot in mid air and he almost banked it in. Like it, literally spinned out. But, somehow that's unclutch right. Jordan choked on the spot and under pressure, right?
Never talk about Jordan on ISH, unless it's about him being perfect. Everyone else is fair game.
Imagine if we made a a clutch log :eek:
There wouldn't be a thread big enough.
"I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."
The fact that he has 0 links makes me suspect he is making up a majority of these for the sake of his agenda.
WTB link.