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“Only Mike had skill back then” - Anthony Edwards False. I present to you Clyde “The Glide” Drexler in FULL HD 🔥 This man was so good Blazers thought they didn’t need Jordan. He went head to head in the 92 finals against MJ and held his own. He...

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“Guys were plumbers back then” FALSE. I present to you one of the GREATEST scorers ever who would average 35 today: Hall of Fame forward Rick Barry is the ONLY player EVER to lead the NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring. His name appears near the top of every all-time offensive list. He scored more than 25,000 points in his professional career and in four different seasons averaged more than 30 points. He was named to 12 All-Star teams, four All-NBA First Teams, and five All-ABA First Teams. Barry was a nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut, a passionate competitor with an untempered desire to win. Occasionally his fiery competitiveness would grate on rivals — and teammates, too. Mike Dunleavy, a teammate and friend of the tempestuous Barry, told the Chicago Tribune, “You could send him to the U.N., and he’d start World War III.” “I was not an easy person to get along with,” Barry admitted in the same article. “I didn’t have a lot of tact.” However, he did have remarkable talent. He led an otherwise ordinary Golden State club to the NBA Championship in 1975, captaining the team and averaging 30.6 points, second in the league. In honor of the ABA documentary: Soul Power I will be highlighting some past ABA legends that changed the game. I will be highlighting ABA legends who changed the game- make sure to check out the new Amazon series called Soul Power. If the ABA never existed modern baskerball would look WAY different and not in a good way 🔴⚪️🔵
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“Guys were plumbers back then” FALSE. I present to you one of the GREATEST scorers ever who would average 35 today: Hall of Fame forward Rick Barry is the ONLY player EVER to lead the NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring. His name appears near the top of every all-time offensive list. He scored more than 25,000 points in his professional career and in four different seasons averaged more than 30 points. He was named to 12 All-Star teams, four All-NBA First Teams, and five All-ABA First Teams. Barry was a nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut, a passionate competitor with an untempered desire to win. Occasionally his fiery competitiveness would grate on rivals — and teammates, too. Mike Dunleavy, a teammate and friend of the tempestuous Barry, told the Chicago Tribune, “You could send him to the U.N., and he’d start World War III.” “I was not an easy person to get along with,” Barry admitted in the same article. “I didn’t have a lot of tact.” However, he did have remarkable talent. He led an otherwise ordinary Golden State club to the NBA Championship in 1975, captaining the team and averaging 30.6 points, second in the league. In honor of the ABA documentary: Soul Power I will be highlighting some past ABA legends that changed the game. I will be highlighting ABA legends who changed the game- make sure to check out the new Amazon series called Soul Power. If the ABA never existed modern baskerball would look WAY different and not in a good way 🔴⚪️🔵

Jacob

16,978 次观看 • 5 个月前

Pau Gasol’s two seasons with the Bulls were highly productive. He earned back-to-back All-Star selections (2015, 2016) and was named to the All-NBA Second Team in 2015. In 2015, he started the All-Star game alongside his brother, Marc Gasol, marking the first time two brothers were named All-Star starters. The game these highlight are from, set a new career high in scoring for Pau at 34 years old. He led the NBA in double-doubles during his first Bulls season (2014-15) with 54. He averaged 17.6 points, 11.4 rebounds, and 2.0 blocks over 150 games. This was a crucial late-career renaissance, showing he was still an elite player after his final years with the Lakers.
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Pau Gasol’s two seasons with the Bulls were highly productive. He earned back-to-back All-Star selections (2015, 2016) and was named to the All-NBA Second Team in 2015. In 2015, he started the All-Star game alongside his brother, Marc Gasol, marking the first time two brothers were named All-Star starters. The game these highlight are from, set a new career high in scoring for Pau at 34 years old. He led the NBA in double-doubles during his first Bulls season (2014-15) with 54. He averaged 17.6 points, 11.4 rebounds, and 2.0 blocks over 150 games. This was a crucial late-career renaissance, showing he was still an elite player after his final years with the Lakers.

Zark

129,192 次观看 • 2 个月前

Anthony Edwards: "Mike Conley was an all star in the NBA. I think people forget about that. Once upon a time he was one of the best point guards in the league. I always tell him that like Mike you used to be one of my favorite players. When I used to play 2K I used to play with you and just run by everybody, shoot floaters and shoot layups all day long. Mike is incredible to be doing this at his age"
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Anthony Edwards: "Mike Conley was an all star in the NBA. I think people forget about that. Once upon a time he was one of the best point guards in the league. I always tell him that like Mike you used to be one of my favorite players. When I used to play 2K I used to play with you and just run by everybody, shoot floaters and shoot layups all day long. Mike is incredible to be doing this at his age"

Oh No He Didn't

105,915 次观看 • 2 个月前

Shaq says Michael Jordan is the GOAT because he never lost in the Finals 🐐 ​"Mike is the greatest of all time because of how he played, how he dominated, and he never lost in the finals. So, I know a lot of people going to see this like you said and 'oh, he doing this and he do that.' I played with Kobe, I know what a killer he was, but to me as a kid and going against him, then being the only guy to beat him in the playoffs for him to retire after three and then come back and get three, yeah, he was a different animal." (Via The Big Podcast )
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Shaq says Michael Jordan is the GOAT because he never lost in the Finals 🐐 ​"Mike is the greatest of all time because of how he played, how he dominated, and he never lost in the finals. So, I know a lot of people going to see this like you said and 'oh, he doing this and he do that.' I played with Kobe, I know what a killer he was, but to me as a kid and going against him, then being the only guy to beat him in the playoffs for him to retire after three and then come back and get three, yeah, he was a different animal." (Via The Big Podcast )

NBABase

129,768 次观看 • 3 个月前

Stephen A Smith DESTROYS Lebron 🔥 "You dont like me because you me calling it like i see it, you're not Michael Jordan, you're not the GOAT. You did Choke in an NBA finals, 4 consecutive 4th quarters in a NBA finals, this was scoring 4 points, one quarter he scored 0 points in an NBA finals 4th quarter with JJ Barea or Jason Terry Guarding you, there is no explanation for that. To anybody who knows basketball thats a chokejob. Michael Jordan was averaging 30 10 times in his career, played all 82 games 9 times, 9 times an All NBA defensive player, a DPOY, a 6x champion, a 6x NBA finals MVP, a 5x MVP of the league and in your 22nd or 23rd year you're still chasing. I also never looked at Michael Jordan and said he choked in an NBA finals, i also didn't Michael Jordan join D Wade and Bosh and then AD, Kyrie and Kevin Love before that."
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Stephen A Smith DESTROYS Lebron 🔥 "You dont like me because you me calling it like i see it, you're not Michael Jordan, you're not the GOAT. You did Choke in an NBA finals, 4 consecutive 4th quarters in a NBA finals, this was scoring 4 points, one quarter he scored 0 points in an NBA finals 4th quarter with JJ Barea or Jason Terry Guarding you, there is no explanation for that. To anybody who knows basketball thats a chokejob. Michael Jordan was averaging 30 10 times in his career, played all 82 games 9 times, 9 times an All NBA defensive player, a DPOY, a 6x champion, a 6x NBA finals MVP, a 5x MVP of the league and in your 22nd or 23rd year you're still chasing. I also never looked at Michael Jordan and said he choked in an NBA finals, i also didn't Michael Jordan join D Wade and Bosh and then AD, Kyrie and Kevin Love before that."

TheTruth

1,134,558 次观看 • 9 个月前

Rare VHS footage recently found: In the summer of 1988, Michael Jordan accepted the task of judging a slam dunk contest in South Carolina. The dunk tournament was headlined by seven contestants, most notably Jo Jo English (high school kid at the time), who ended up teaming up with Jordan for the Chicago Bulls from 1992-1995. Jo Jo won the contest and he started talking trash to Mike, Jordan got fed up with the kid and decided to do a one on one dunk contest of their own. He was wearing street clothes and had to find a fan who let him borrow his Jordans. Mike ended up beating Jo Jo and the fans got to witness Mike put on a dunk contest for only $3 admission 🔥 One of the MANY reasons Mike is the GOAT, he NEVER ducked any smoke! Other pretenders made promises to do the NBA dunk contest, then dodged it because they were afraid to hurt their brand ✌🏻✌🏻
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Rare VHS footage recently found: In the summer of 1988, Michael Jordan accepted the task of judging a slam dunk contest in South Carolina. The dunk tournament was headlined by seven contestants, most notably Jo Jo English (high school kid at the time), who ended up teaming up with Jordan for the Chicago Bulls from 1992-1995. Jo Jo won the contest and he started talking trash to Mike, Jordan got fed up with the kid and decided to do a one on one dunk contest of their own. He was wearing street clothes and had to find a fan who let him borrow his Jordans. Mike ended up beating Jo Jo and the fans got to witness Mike put on a dunk contest for only $3 admission 🔥 One of the MANY reasons Mike is the GOAT, he NEVER ducked any smoke! Other pretenders made promises to do the NBA dunk contest, then dodged it because they were afraid to hurt their brand ✌🏻✌🏻

Jacob

306,131 次观看 • 1 年前

“Only Jordan was athletic and skilled in his era” FALSE I present to you Kevin Johnson.. At 6’1” he would jump out of the gym! 4 seasons with 20+ PPG and 9.5+ APG 2 seasons 50+ FG% 🔥 5 Time All Star 🏆 3 Time All NBA 🏆 1 MIP 1987-88 🏆 Today he would be averaging 30+ and 10+ EASY
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“Only Jordan was athletic and skilled in his era” FALSE I present to you Kevin Johnson.. At 6’1” he would jump out of the gym! 4 seasons with 20+ PPG and 9.5+ APG 2 seasons 50+ FG% 🔥 5 Time All Star 🏆 3 Time All NBA 🏆 1 MIP 1987-88 🏆 Today he would be averaging 30+ and 10+ EASY

Jacob

80,245 次观看 • 1 年前

🏀 In 1992, USA Basketball didn’t just send a team to Barcelona — they sent a message. Jordan. Magic. Bird. Barkley. Pippen. Ewing. Drexler. Malone. Stockton. Mullin. Robinson. And a 19-year-old named Shaquille O’Neal on the bench. 12 Hall of Famers. One roster. They didn’t lose a single game. They won by an average of 44 points. Their closest match was a 32-point win. Opposing players weren’t just beaten — they were asking for autographs and photos before tip-off. Coach Chuck Daly — who had just won back-to-back titles with Detroit — said it was the only job in coaching where he had no stress whatsoever. Because there was nothing to fix. The Dream Team is widely credited with globalising basketball. After Barcelona ’92, NBA viewership exploded worldwide. Kids in Europe, South America, and Asia grew up wanting to be these men. It wasn’t just the greatest team ever assembled. It was the moment basketball became the world’s game. 🏀 #NBA #BasketballHistory
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🏀 In 1992, USA Basketball didn’t just send a team to Barcelona — they sent a message. Jordan. Magic. Bird. Barkley. Pippen. Ewing. Drexler. Malone. Stockton. Mullin. Robinson. And a 19-year-old named Shaquille O’Neal on the bench. 12 Hall of Famers. One roster. They didn’t lose a single game. They won by an average of 44 points. Their closest match was a 32-point win. Opposing players weren’t just beaten — they were asking for autographs and photos before tip-off. Coach Chuck Daly — who had just won back-to-back titles with Detroit — said it was the only job in coaching where he had no stress whatsoever. Because there was nothing to fix. The Dream Team is widely credited with globalising basketball. After Barcelona ’92, NBA viewership exploded worldwide. Kids in Europe, South America, and Asia grew up wanting to be these men. It wasn’t just the greatest team ever assembled. It was the moment basketball became the world’s game. 🏀 #NBA #BasketballHistory

𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜 - 𝐌𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐞 - 𝐀𝐧𝐝 𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐞⭐️❤️

100,764 次观看 • 3 个月前

LeBron James has never been benched in the NBA Finals for poor performance. As the primary scorer and playmaker on every Finals team he has led, his coaches have consistently relied on him to play heavy minutes in the biggest moments. Any time LeBron spent on the bench during the Finals was due to routine rest, foul trouble, or minor injuries—not because he was ineffective. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Meanwhile, Michael Jordan was temporarily benched by Phil Jackson to begin the fourth quarter of Game 6 of the 1992 NBA Finals, while the Chicago Bulls trailed. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Jordan fans call him the undisputed GOAT, yet in one of the biggest games of his career, Phil Jackson trusted Scottie Pippen and four role players to lead the comeback. ✅ Jackson opened the fourth quarter with Pippen alongside Bobby Hansen and the Bulls' second unit. That group ignited a 14–2 run, erased the deficit, and shifted the momentum while Jordan watched from the bench. If LeBron had been sitting on the bench during a Finals comeback, we'd never hear the end of it. Context matters.
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LeBron James has never been benched in the NBA Finals for poor performance. As the primary scorer and playmaker on every Finals team he has led, his coaches have consistently relied on him to play heavy minutes in the biggest moments. Any time LeBron spent on the bench during the Finals was due to routine rest, foul trouble, or minor injuries—not because he was ineffective. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Meanwhile, Michael Jordan was temporarily benched by Phil Jackson to begin the fourth quarter of Game 6 of the 1992 NBA Finals, while the Chicago Bulls trailed. ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ Jordan fans call him the undisputed GOAT, yet in one of the biggest games of his career, Phil Jackson trusted Scottie Pippen and four role players to lead the comeback. ✅ Jackson opened the fourth quarter with Pippen alongside Bobby Hansen and the Bulls' second unit. That group ignited a 14–2 run, erased the deficit, and shifted the momentum while Jordan watched from the bench. If LeBron had been sitting on the bench during a Finals comeback, we'd never hear the end of it. Context matters.

Larry P. 🏀

78,096 次观看 • 1 个月前

6’10 Freshman Wing Brady Koehler is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft prospects. Koehler had a strong freshman season for Notre Dame where he averaged 6 PPG along with a block and steal a game in only 16 MPG. He also shot 45% from the field and 38% from three. At 6’10 with good movement ability Koehler has the ability to play multiple different positions on the court with his skill versatility. Koehler is a strong shooter who shot 38% from three and uses his size to his advantage to shoot over players. Koehler is also a strong driver and off ball finisher who shot 63% at the rim. Koehler is also an impactful defender who uses his vertical athleticism and size to defend multiple positions. Koehler and Trevon Brazile also the only High Major players in college basketball this season to have a BLK% of 5, a STL% of 2 and shoot 35% from three on 5 attempts a game per 40.
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6’10 Freshman Wing Brady Koehler is one of the most intriguing longterm NBA Draft prospects. Koehler had a strong freshman season for Notre Dame where he averaged 6 PPG along with a block and steal a game in only 16 MPG. He also shot 45% from the field and 38% from three. At 6’10 with good movement ability Koehler has the ability to play multiple different positions on the court with his skill versatility. Koehler is a strong shooter who shot 38% from three and uses his size to his advantage to shoot over players. Koehler is also a strong driver and off ball finisher who shot 63% at the rim. Koehler is also an impactful defender who uses his vertical athleticism and size to defend multiple positions. Koehler and Trevon Brazile also the only High Major players in college basketball this season to have a BLK% of 5, a STL% of 2 and shoot 35% from three on 5 attempts a game per 40.

KJ

16,019 次观看 • 4 个月前

Incoming Purdue Freshman PG Luke Ertel has the potential to be one of the best PG prospects in next year’s NBA Draft The 6’2 PG was a huge standout in HS where he averaged 18/6/6 in Adidas 3SSB for one of the best teams in Indiana Elite and he was also named the Indiana POTY where he averaged 25/10/7 while shooting 40% from three for a top 20 team nationally. Ertel is one of the best shooters and playmakers in his class who has the ability to shoot off the dribble at an elite level while also having the passing vision and craft to find his teammates at a high level. Ertel excels in the PNR with his ability score on all 3 levels, along with his playmaking. There aren’t many freshmen PG’s with Ertel’s mature level game and feel along with his efficiency as a scorer and playmaker and he has a chance to be one of the most impactful players in the B10 as just a freshman.
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Incoming Purdue Freshman PG Luke Ertel has the potential to be one of the best PG prospects in next year’s NBA Draft The 6’2 PG was a huge standout in HS where he averaged 18/6/6 in Adidas 3SSB for one of the best teams in Indiana Elite and he was also named the Indiana POTY where he averaged 25/10/7 while shooting 40% from three for a top 20 team nationally. Ertel is one of the best shooters and playmakers in his class who has the ability to shoot off the dribble at an elite level while also having the passing vision and craft to find his teammates at a high level. Ertel excels in the PNR with his ability score on all 3 levels, along with his playmaking. There aren’t many freshmen PG’s with Ertel’s mature level game and feel along with his efficiency as a scorer and playmaker and he has a chance to be one of the most impactful players in the B10 as just a freshman.

KJ

192,848 次观看 • 1 个月前

Our mission at Project Max is to combat racism, antisemitism, & intolerance through sports. Unfortunately, Deni Avdija has experienced all three firsthand at an increasing & alarming rate simply because of his faith & where he was born. All that should matter is Deni’s skill in playing the sport he loves. He has stood tall & proud against the hate. Nothing deterred him & this year, he was selected to play in the NBA All-Star Game; the first Israeli to earn that distinction. For that reason, we decided to create the Project Max All-Star Against Hate award and present it to Deni. Portland Trail Blazers Thank you Deni for inspiring boys and girls around the world with your skill, pride, and success. Kol Hakavod. #AmYisraelChai 💙🇮🇱 Israel Foreign Ministry Israel in Los Angeles Embassy of Israel to the USA NBA NBAAllStar
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Our mission at Project Max is to combat racism, antisemitism, & intolerance through sports. Unfortunately, Deni Avdija has experienced all three firsthand at an increasing & alarming rate simply because of his faith & where he was born. All that should matter is Deni’s skill in playing the sport he loves. He has stood tall & proud against the hate. Nothing deterred him & this year, he was selected to play in the NBA All-Star Game; the first Israeli to earn that distinction. For that reason, we decided to create the Project Max All-Star Against Hate award and present it to Deni. Portland Trail Blazers Thank you Deni for inspiring boys and girls around the world with your skill, pride, and success. Kol Hakavod. #AmYisraelChai 💙🇮🇱 Israel Foreign Ministry Israel in Los Angeles Embassy of Israel to the USA NBA NBAAllStar

ERIC RUBIN אריק 🟦 🎗️

29,941 次观看 • 5 个月前

Knicks win the NBA Finals. My quick thoughts: -Team of destiny. Every game this series they were down double digits and found a way to win 4. That's grit, and it's an embodiment of the city itself. They won 15 of their last 16. Historic! -This whole thing starts with Jalen Brunson. His bball IQ might be the best in the league. He manipulated those young Spurs in the pick and roll. Love a good lefty! -Mike Brown finally got his. I've known him for years, and he's been int he game forever, and he put on a coaching masterclass with his staff. Shout out to Chris Jent too. Guy deserves a head coaching gig -OG Anunoby was incredible. Josh Hart was an engine, diving on the floor, squeezing the Spurs late. The Knicks wanted this one, bad! -As for the Spurs, no shame in this. You can't skip steps. They had to go through the heartbreak and they'll be back better for it. Wemby and Dylan Harper have the chance to be the next great All-NBA duo Congrats, New York. The city's gonna be hopping all summer.
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Knicks win the NBA Finals. My quick thoughts: -Team of destiny. Every game this series they were down double digits and found a way to win 4. That's grit, and it's an embodiment of the city itself. They won 15 of their last 16. Historic! -This whole thing starts with Jalen Brunson. His bball IQ might be the best in the league. He manipulated those young Spurs in the pick and roll. Love a good lefty! -Mike Brown finally got his. I've known him for years, and he's been int he game forever, and he put on a coaching masterclass with his staff. Shout out to Chris Jent too. Guy deserves a head coaching gig -OG Anunoby was incredible. Josh Hart was an engine, diving on the floor, squeezing the Spurs late. The Knicks wanted this one, bad! -As for the Spurs, no shame in this. You can't skip steps. They had to go through the heartbreak and they'll be back better for it. Wemby and Dylan Harper have the chance to be the next great All-NBA duo Congrats, New York. The city's gonna be hopping all summer.

Michael Redd

24,333 次观看 • 1 个月前

Stephen A Smith made a valid point.🔥 😂 "You dont like me because you me calling it like i see it, you're not Michael Jordan, you're not the GOAT. You did Choke in an NBA finals, 4 consecutive 4th quarters in a NBA finals, this was scoring 4 points, one quarter he scored 0 points in an NBA finals 4th quarter with JJ Barea or Jason Terry Guarding you, there is no explanation for that. To anybody who knows basketball thats a chokejob. Michael Jordan was averaging 30 10 times in his career, played all 82 games 9 times, 9 times an All NBA defensive player, a DPOY, a 6x champion, a 6x NBA finals MVP, a 5x MVP of the league and in your 22nd or 23rd year you're still chasing. I also never looked at Michael Jordan and said he choked in an NBA finals, i also didn't Michael Jordan join D Wade and Bosh and then AD, Kyrie and Kevin Love before that." — Source: ESPN (The Jump) All of us NBA fans 100% agree with Stephen A Smith's opinion.
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Stephen A Smith made a valid point.🔥 😂 "You dont like me because you me calling it like i see it, you're not Michael Jordan, you're not the GOAT. You did Choke in an NBA finals, 4 consecutive 4th quarters in a NBA finals, this was scoring 4 points, one quarter he scored 0 points in an NBA finals 4th quarter with JJ Barea or Jason Terry Guarding you, there is no explanation for that. To anybody who knows basketball thats a chokejob. Michael Jordan was averaging 30 10 times in his career, played all 82 games 9 times, 9 times an All NBA defensive player, a DPOY, a 6x champion, a 6x NBA finals MVP, a 5x MVP of the league and in your 22nd or 23rd year you're still chasing. I also never looked at Michael Jordan and said he choked in an NBA finals, i also didn't Michael Jordan join D Wade and Bosh and then AD, Kyrie and Kevin Love before that." — Source: ESPN (The Jump) All of us NBA fans 100% agree with Stephen A Smith's opinion.

♣️Jokic & MJ♦️GOATs fan

313,273 次观看 • 4 天前

“70% of my NBA career, I played depressed.” JR Smith For years, the world saw JR Smith as an NBA champion, a fearless scorer, and one of basketball’s most unforgettable personalities. What they didn’t see was the battle he was fighting behind the scenes. In one of his most honest conversations yet, JR opens up about playing alongside LeBron James winning an NBA Championship, the Finals moment that caused 🤯, struggles with mental health, time spent in jail, personal loss, fatherhood, and finding purpose beyond basketball. This isn’t just a story about 🏀 It’s a story about resilience, redemption, and learning who you are when the game is no longer your identity. Full episode streaming on all audio platforms and YouTube🎙️ #nba #LeBronJames #MentalHealth #Basketball #Knicks Ryan Clark Fred Taylor Channing Crowder
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“70% of my NBA career, I played depressed.” JR Smith For years, the world saw JR Smith as an NBA champion, a fearless scorer, and one of basketball’s most unforgettable personalities. What they didn’t see was the battle he was fighting behind the scenes. In one of his most honest conversations yet, JR opens up about playing alongside LeBron James winning an NBA Championship, the Finals moment that caused 🤯, struggles with mental health, time spent in jail, personal loss, fatherhood, and finding purpose beyond basketball. This isn’t just a story about 🏀 It’s a story about resilience, redemption, and learning who you are when the game is no longer your identity. Full episode streaming on all audio platforms and YouTube🎙️ #nba #LeBronJames #MentalHealth #Basketball #Knicks Ryan Clark Fred Taylor Channing Crowder

Pivot Podcast

36,112 次观看 • 1 个月前

Richard Jefferson says Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time and one of the three most important players in NBA league history “Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time. He prolonged Kareem's career, which allowed Kareem to reach the heights that he did. Magic Johnson changed the game. What he was able to do, he made the NBA relevant” “I feel like we have a duty as people that love the sport and love talking about it. The league was tape delayed. The NBA Finals were tape delayed in the '80s. Magic Johnson, his name is fucking Magic Johnson. He built this empire with Larry Bird, and then Jordan came after” “As far as importance to the league, he's got to be a top three player, especially during the years the league was actually expanding. You had to have something to market, and he did it beautifully. You go back to what he did as a rookie in the damn NBA Finals, going for fucking 40 and playing center with no Kareem. As a rookie, that's the shit this man was doing” “Obviously, his career was cut short, but there was no doubt. Michael Jordan used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's the fucking dude.’ Not Isiah, not Larry. MJ used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's where I need to get to.’ Just how everyone looks at Michael Jordan is how Jordan used to look at Magic. Not as the same player, but as in, ‘That dude got five championships’” “So I think Magic Johnson's the greatest Laker of all time. He only played for the Lakers. Shaq played for other places. Kobe would be the other person. Kareem had another stop”
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Richard Jefferson says Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time and one of the three most important players in NBA league history “Magic Johnson is the greatest Laker of all time. He prolonged Kareem's career, which allowed Kareem to reach the heights that he did. Magic Johnson changed the game. What he was able to do, he made the NBA relevant” “I feel like we have a duty as people that love the sport and love talking about it. The league was tape delayed. The NBA Finals were tape delayed in the '80s. Magic Johnson, his name is fucking Magic Johnson. He built this empire with Larry Bird, and then Jordan came after” “As far as importance to the league, he's got to be a top three player, especially during the years the league was actually expanding. You had to have something to market, and he did it beautifully. You go back to what he did as a rookie in the damn NBA Finals, going for fucking 40 and playing center with no Kareem. As a rookie, that's the shit this man was doing” “Obviously, his career was cut short, but there was no doubt. Michael Jordan used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's the fucking dude.’ Not Isiah, not Larry. MJ used to look at Magic and be like, ‘That's where I need to get to.’ Just how everyone looks at Michael Jordan is how Jordan used to look at Magic. Not as the same player, but as in, ‘That dude got five championships’” “So I think Magic Johnson's the greatest Laker of all time. He only played for the Lakers. Shaq played for other places. Kobe would be the other person. Kareem had another stop”

dank

169,069 次观看 • 12 天前

Man, we used to be SPOILED with such amazing power forwards in the league. Chris Webber was such a SPECIAL talent. He doesn’t get talked about enough, so I will do the talking 🗣️🗣️🗣️ He was ahead of his time because he could pass, he had a 3 point shot (he was shooting 40%+ from three early in his career but not taking many), and he could drive to the basket- in an era where a lot of power forwards didn’t really have a perimeter game. He was a top 10 power forward in the league for most of his career and a top 5 power forward for a long time too. Keep in mind that was in an era where he was matching up with Garnett, Tim Duncan, Nowitzki, Rasheed Wallace, and late-career Karl Malone. He played against many of the all time great PFs and held his own🔥
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Man, we used to be SPOILED with such amazing power forwards in the league. Chris Webber was such a SPECIAL talent. He doesn’t get talked about enough, so I will do the talking 🗣️🗣️🗣️ He was ahead of his time because he could pass, he had a 3 point shot (he was shooting 40%+ from three early in his career but not taking many), and he could drive to the basket- in an era where a lot of power forwards didn’t really have a perimeter game. He was a top 10 power forward in the league for most of his career and a top 5 power forward for a long time too. Keep in mind that was in an era where he was matching up with Garnett, Tim Duncan, Nowitzki, Rasheed Wallace, and late-career Karl Malone. He played against many of the all time great PFs and held his own🔥

Jacob

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Stephen A. Smith explains why Michael Jordan is the GOAT over LeBron James “I don’t call Lebron James the GOAT. Michael Jordan is the GOAT, there’s nothing to discuss. When people say otherwise, all you’re showing is your age and your ignorance” “Michael Jordan has 10 scoring titles, nine time All-NBA Defensive Team member, won six titles, six NBA Finals MVPs, and never once allowed a championship series to get to a Game 7. Never once. That was in his 13 years in Chicago, and we’re not counting the two years with the Wizards” “It was significantly more physical back then. You can’t even touch him today, but back then you could mug him. They created rules to stop him. Watch The Last Dance, when they were talking about Michael Jordan, and John Salley said one of the biggest components of the Jordan Rules was to attack him before he got airborne, because he wasn’t human”
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Stephen A. Smith explains why Michael Jordan is the GOAT over LeBron James “I don’t call Lebron James the GOAT. Michael Jordan is the GOAT, there’s nothing to discuss. When people say otherwise, all you’re showing is your age and your ignorance” “Michael Jordan has 10 scoring titles, nine time All-NBA Defensive Team member, won six titles, six NBA Finals MVPs, and never once allowed a championship series to get to a Game 7. Never once. That was in his 13 years in Chicago, and we’re not counting the two years with the Wizards” “It was significantly more physical back then. You can’t even touch him today, but back then you could mug him. They created rules to stop him. Watch The Last Dance, when they were talking about Michael Jordan, and John Salley said one of the biggest components of the Jordan Rules was to attack him before he got airborne, because he wasn’t human”

Mikli

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