In Game 1 of the 1992 NBA Finals, Michael Jordan scored 35 points in the first half, including six three-pointers. After making his sixth three-pointer, Jordan turned to the scorer's table and shrugged, as if to say "What can I say?" The moment was captured on camera and has since become one of the most iconic images in NBA history. The shrug was a perfect encapsulation of Jordan's dominance. He was simply too good for the Portland Trail Blazers, and he knew it. The shrug was a gesture of indifference, but it also showed Jordan's confidence and swagger. The shrug game was one of Jordan's greatest performances, and it helped him cement his legacy as the greatest basketball player of all time. ------------------------------------------------------ Follow us for more such interesting content, and subscribe to our channel right here - / @jumpshot_media #JumpshotMedia #MichaelJordan #NBA About Jumpshot Media - We live to entertain, and we live and breathe basketball. Jumpshot Media is created to serve fun, entertaining, and insightful content from inside the NBA world and its superstars - whose lives fascinate us, inspire us, and humor us on a daily basis! Established in May 2023, Jumpshot Media aims to serve the American and global audience with the best content that the basketball scene has to offer - diving into its nitty gritties, dissecting all kinds of NBA controversies, fact checks, sneak peak into the lives of current NBA stars or retired legends, looking back at some forgotten faces, ranking these stars on some of the most fun metrics, and tracing the trajectory of some of the biggest high school and college ballers who are waiting to ply their trade in professional basketball.