‘Look at Michael Jordan’: NBA analyst defends horrific jump shot clip that goes viral over false claims

Amin Elhassan now knows to stick to talking about basketball instead of playing basketball. ESPN’s top NBA insiders are still feeling the embarrassing side effects of taking a bad jump shot in front of the camera.when he is bully ball Along with DeMarcus Cousins, he tried to downplay his monstrous skills at the Athletes Unlimited Celebrity Basketball Classic by shamelessly exploiting the “Michael Jordan has no more left” defiance. But not under Buggy’s watch.

Say it wasn’t at that moment “Represents my way of shooting” I referenced some of the videos circulating denouncing the quality of the NBA in the 90s as a farce. “I am There’s no word on when they’re going to make the ‘We’re done with the 90s’ video, look at Michael Jordan,”

Alhassan stammered the words. “He couldn’t even shoot with his left hand.“

Since Elhassan went there, Buggy also went there. ““Just admit that you were in a group fight.” Amin tried to defend himself, saying he wouldn’t even joke about it. Cousins ​​also teased him, “You must have thrown something away, okay?“.

Elhassan faces “brutal” He has often made this comment about NBA players since playing in that famous game in Dallas. During pregame warmups, he showed off his most hilarious antics when his shot landed inches away from the rim. I Providing the internet with some much needed laughs. The best joke even received an Amin Medal of Honor in the form of a retweet.

He also had a million excuses, like the ball was too small and his pinky finger was crooked. Now he admits his mistake, but says even Michael Jordan had a bad day.

Amin Elhassan’s chance at redemption

Rachel Nichols and DeMarcus Cousins ​​graciously gave Elhassan a chance at redemption by letting him talk basketball instead of the game. He did say that. He slammed the TikTokers who rebelled against the ’90s by citing some of the worst highlights from the careers of Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird to prove his point.

He says even the greats mentioned in the trend know that these compilations are not representative of their careers. He said something similar to comedian and Jordan fan Aries Spears, who called these curated TikTok compilations “Sports Highlights“.

Can this restore A Ming’s self-esteem? Not at all. His lack of athleticism was evident in that brief attempt. American Ninja Warrior. No one would believe that the NBA insider’s offbeat jump shot was the same one that Michael Jordan shot during his slump. Or will it damage his reputation?