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MJ explained why his free throw line dunk was better than Dr. J's: "Doc ran, and I dribbled the whole time"
One of the most iconic dunks in the history of the NBA Dunk Contest was Michael Jordan's free-throw line slam. "Air Jordan" ...
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"I have some things I'm going to use that you've never seen before" - Michael Jordan promised he would stun the world with his iconic free-throw line dunk
However, if there is one dunk that remains etched in every fan’s memory, and remains as the, quite literally, “the poster child” of the competition, it’s Michael Jordan’s free-throw line ...
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'Michael Jordan Was a Free Throw Merchant!' - Reacting to Hot Takes!
In this episode, I react to the wild take that "Michael Jordan was a free throw merchant!" We dive into the stats, compare eras, and give our unfiltered thoughts on whether this claim has any ...
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Michael Jordan reveals where the Dunk Contest began to decline: "Spud started all that"
However, two-time winner Michael Jordan once talked about when the quality ... You know, either rocking the baby, backward, lean, take off from the free throw line. It's not throwing it off ...
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"I hit 10 in a row doing that” - Tracy McGrady says his left handed free throw was more impressive than Michael Jordan’s famous eyes-closed shot
This follows another heralded free throw moment when Michael Jordan shot with his eyes closed. But McGrady believes his ...
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"You probably won, you know it and I know it" - Dominique Wilkins says Michael Jordan admitted to him he shouldn’t have won the 1988 dunk contest
Dominique Wilkins reflects on the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk Contest and reveals Michael Jordan out of respect privately admitted he shouldn’t have won.
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Full history of New York Knicks in the 3-point and Slam Dunk Contests
Since Larry Nance’s victory in 1984, fans have witnessed legendary moments — from Michael Jordan’s iconic free-throw line dunk in 1988 to the unforgettable battle between Zach LaVine and ...
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NBA All-Star Weekend's Most Iconic Sneakers of All Time
The first truly iconic All-Star Weekend sneaker moment came in 1985, when a rookie Michael Jordan competed in ... but it was his free throw line dunk that lives on in the memories of most fans.