why couldnt michael jordan beat orlando magic in 1995?

[mark henson 123]

totally chocked at the end
got ball stolen from
him
turn the ball over
magic beat bulls in six
what a chocked artist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Marlo_Stanfield]

[20Four]

totally chocked at the end
got ball stolen from
him
turn the ball over
magic beat bulls in six
what a chocked artist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mark henson 123]

I don't hate Michael Jordan
he needs to shut up and quit talking about LeBron james!
he also lost Detroit twice in 90 and 89!
he not the greatest
bill russel won 11 rings!

[Smook A.]

Hey this is off topic but are you Johnny R?

[SamuraiSWISH]

Lack of stamina, and baseball legs to keep up his 30 point half performances. He had two of them in that series. He was rusty, bad timing, new teammates.

Oh, and Luc Longely blew a beautiful gift wrapped assist from MJ to end game 6 that would've sent the series to a 7th game.

[20Four]

Hey this is off topic but are you Johnny R?

lol Whos Johnny R son?

[Smook A.]

lol Whos Johnny R son?

Bro you guys look like twins

[Roundball_Rock]

Horace Grant left--for Orlando--before the 1995 season. That left big void at PF--the Bulls did not even have a real PF (they started Kukoc at PF ). This is why the Bulls were desperate enough to gamble on the volatile Rodman before the 1996 season. The 90's Bulls formula was always Jordan+Pippen+a good PF+solid role players.

[Magic 32]

[20Four]

Bro you guys look like twins

hahaha oh shit hahah his arms way too small mang, nah mang im not lol ill put my avy up again for you so you can see

Edit:

Hes also Mexican I think and I'm pacific Islander

[JT123]

Because contrary to what ESPN and Jordan stans would like you to believe, Jordan was human. People will try and say he wasn't in basketball shape, but his averages in that series were right on par with his career playoff averages. He simply lost his confidence in that Orlando series, and refused to shoot the ball down the stretch of game 6 as Orlando made their rally. People always wanna accuse Lebron of playing hot potato with the ball down the stretch of close games, well that is exactly what Jordan did in 95 when he kept trying to force the ball the Longley instead of taking matters into his own hands.

[Paul George 24]

Because contrary to what ESPN and Jordan stans would like you to believe, Jordan was human. People will try and say he wasn't in basketball shape, but his averages in that series were right on par with his career playoff averages. He simply lost his confidence in that Orlando series, and refused to shoot the ball down the stretch of game 6 as Orlando made their rally. People always wanna accuse Lebron of playing hot potato with the ball down the stretch of close games, well that is exactly what Jordan did in 95 when he kept trying to force the ball the Longley instead of taking matters into his own hands.

let's wait lebron take a year rest and didn't touch basketBALL

[JT123]

let's wait lebron take a year rest and didn't touch basketBALL

I never claimed Lebron would do better in a similar situation.
I'm just pointing out that Jordan wasn't some basketball god who never lacked confidence on the court, as the media is always trying to make people believe.

[jzek]

Retired for two years + No training camp + Came back in the middle of the year = out of basketball shape

The better question is -- what happened next year?