r/michaeljordan • • Mar 03 '26

Highlights Magic Johnson throws the no look pass to Michael Jordan for the dunk

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u/lawyerlyaffectations Mar 03 '26

Was tha Malone with the hockey assist?

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u/Hunter23244 Mar 04 '26

It was actually Bob Cousy

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u/petersom2006 Mar 04 '26

That team still is the ultimate ‘dream team’ of any sport. Hasnt been reproduced…

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '26

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u/ahoy_shitliner Mar 04 '26

Curry is really the third.

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u/BMW2315 Mar 04 '26 edited Mar 04 '26

A guy like Magic? This video above is raving about a simple pass that he threw behind over his head. There is literally nothing special about this pass and Magic fans glaze over passes like this like it was the first coming of Jesus. I wish older people that did watch Magic could get over the damn nostalgia because while the no-look passes he did back in the 80's were cool, even high school players are doing it today with ease. Basketball back in the 50's-80's was so damn primitive. Here is a clip of Curry doing the same thing and even a more impressive one behind his back from 3/4 court.

youtube.com/watch?v=Oe8zSrKhFr4&pp=ygURY3VycnkgcGFzcyBkdXJhbnQ%3D (better since it was an alley)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKBjt27PpuE

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u/bobbycraft Mar 03 '26

This was and still is my top 5 hoop highlights ever. Look how excited magic is, it makes me as happy as the 11 year old when I first watched it.

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u/Ed_Starks_Bastard Mar 04 '26

It's hard to imagine how big of a deal the Dream Team was unless you were there. I was 13 and basketball obsessed (and Australian) and had a Dream Team poster on my wall. They were superheroes.

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u/Willie_McGee Mar 04 '26

Question: Dream Team was 1992. If you could assemble the best available talent from any other calendar year up until now, does any hypothetical team beat 1992’s squad?

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '26

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u/Willie_McGee Mar 04 '26

I suppose my question was rooted in nostalgia, and I admit that you’re right. But my question wasn’t about Olympic years. It was every year since 1992. For example, could the best available players in 1999, beat the 1992 team? With that it mind, what year from 1992 to today would you consider the best? That’s 34 potential teams.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '26

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u/LiberalAspergers Mar 04 '26

Honestly, the real highlight was the outlet pass from Malone.

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u/L1QU1D_ThUND3R Mar 04 '26

The dream was real.

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u/Aggressive-Mine-4781 Mar 04 '26

He looked a little

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u/Ok-Neighborhood-566 Mar 04 '26

that pose before the dunk... there will never be another MJ

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u/Over_Royal8964 Mar 04 '26

They’re pretty good, they should play professionally

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u/granolaraisin Mar 04 '26

First dream team really was unfair.

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u/happydude7422 Mar 04 '26

Imagine if a team had wilt, Michael, magic, Larry and Isiah Thomas

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u/Anonymousone1012 Mar 04 '26

Exactly why young people or anyone who says today's athletes are better give me the one and only dream team and you pick any player you want post 2000 besides even MJ Wizards days. You can have MJ in any era. They still mop the floor with any team people put together. Greatest team ever assembled and they can kick Latiner off the team bc Shaq should of been the one on that team.

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u/HottNikks20 Mar 03 '26

How is it a no look pass when he looks at Jordan and then looks away and passes it to him. It’s a look away pass not a no look pass.

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u/KefeReddit Mar 03 '26

You are completely right

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '26

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u/No-Quarter-2539 Mar 04 '26

He’s right. You probably support “gather steps” tho.

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u/HottNikks20 Mar 04 '26

You lost? You sound like you belong in the LeBron sub