Fun Michael Jordan "The Rim Attack" video.

[Bomberooski]

Did or does anyone attack the rim with the same control, quickness and craftiness as MJ did?

[Champ]

Sucks that HD TVs werent around during the 90s. Would have been sick to see Jordan as a kid on a good TV. Instead I had to watch on my 19 inch barely color tv.

[Senser81]

Still have my Jordan #45 jersey.

[JeremyHight]

It's funny watching this as you really see the difference in officiating from now and then. Jordan routinely draws contact, but only gets the call a handful of times (when he doesn't, he is clearly seen yelling at the ref, too). Now, if he did a lot of those same moves, he'd be getting foul calls nearly every time.

[dell71]

It's funny watching this as you really see the difference in officiating from now and then. Jordan routinely draws contact, but only gets the call a handful of times (when he doesn't, he is clearly seen yelling at the ref, too). Now, if he did a lot of those same moves, he'd be getting foul calls nearly every time.

Jordan got plenty of calls, sometimes when guys just seemed to breathe on him, which is why he felt entitled to yell at the ref when they didn't blow the whistle. He routinely finished top 5 in FTA. His career average of 8.2 free throws per game is more than Kobe (7.6), who's game is a mirror image of MJ's, and a little less than LeBron (8.6) who hasn't gotten to the "I'm just a jump shooter" part of his career yet.

[Xixak]

Did or does anyone attack the rim with the same control, quickness and craftiness as MJ did?

Closest I've seen was Wade earlier in his career (Like 05-08)