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Michael Jordan's switch-hand layup was overrated | What's Wright?
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4:58Now PlayingNick Wright reflects on Michael Jordan's iconic switch-handed layup in the 1991 NBA Finals and makes the case for why it's not as amazing as people make it out to be.
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