the type of guy who understands he willet money for thee stories no matter how embarrassing

remembers incorrectly lol

@@SSEVENNtf u even saying my guy

Man he played in the damn NBA. That accomplishment will have you remember every moment possible

To be fair, it wasn't as long of a career as it should've been. Injuries robbed us of a potential HOF'er

Bro did I miss something was this guy ever this shit like he’s talking I thought it was just me he cool in the Big 3 with his antics but I really missed something. 🤷🏽‍♂️

IF you played in hs how much did you avg ?

@@enricobailey2151 you obviously don’t watch ball

@@Atribecalledsuccess I watch a lot of basketball probably was watching before you was born I said his talk didn’t match his game. Didn’t say he was a bum you can’t be a bum and make the league he played at UNC my favorite college team since the MJ era with Sam Perkins James Worthy. So you must be a Mccants fan. What does me playing in HS have to do with anything lol. Just didn’t think he lived up to his potential. Have a nice day. Lol

@@enricobailey2151 you talking about his big 3 days as if that defined his career & it’s a valid question sense we’re talking about basketball cause you could be another skip bayless

Real Talk 👑💯🎥

Shut up crybaby

idk some things he says are highly questionable. he has his biases . yes he is more knowledgeable on the game than most fans because most don’t play the game they just watch .

hardaway too

Knowledgeable are you serious. What conversation do he be in when they talking about stars. He is irrelevant in the league. He got a player on the podcast who ain’t did shit either. So make it make sense.

Dude ain't even the king of the BIG3. Why is he wearing a crown

Y’all gotta be young 😂😂 nigga gave Kobe 61

Bro it’s 2023. A man can be a woman, so I don’t care if a dude wears a crown

@@Augrills 😂

Or by name

You rembember when Lopez didn't shoot 3s and he was a dangerous post player . Dude must be working with lebron or something

How? Players in the NBA voted him the toughest defender in the league

@@neworleans018 Heck yeah, Nets Brook was a back to basket kinda 20-10 guy with barely any defense. Now he's much older but somehow like the best version of himself.

He always had potential on defense cuz he was always a good shot blocker but he was lazy asl and got muscled by bigger centers back in those Nets days🤣🤣

Jrue holiday is still gonna be all defense rhisbyeay

Watch your tounge

​@@Mycarisloose whachu gonna do bkackey ?

@@tech_ninja clap those thang, thangs aggressively

@@Mycarisloose yeah yeah yeah FUK ALL THAT naw naw naw(Charleston White voice)🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂

I wrote my comment to prematurely and had to delete it 😂. Mccants was good, but damn not like that.

Having that ego is wat drives players to achieve

mccants was trash. #14 pick averaged 10pts in his career...which lasted 5 years. over here talking like he had a 15 year career averaging 25 per. chill out bruh.

Nba McCants wasn't that great. But UNC McCants was nice. And with how people shoot more 3s now he would be better.

WHOOO????!!!!

No matter what people say. He made the league. You know! Good insight.

That had nothing to do with him Kobe stopping him, he was not a great 3pt shooter & he shot too many of them. He shot around 50% from inside the arc.

@@ahjrome Or I literally just went to statmuse to look up his numbers vs the Lakers & saw that he shot 32% from 3FG with 108 attempts & subtracted it from his overall numbers to see that his 2FG% was 46%. And that is actually the opposite of my argument, the defense may have forced him into some bad shots, but he's a volume shooter, who was going to take some of those shots regardless. So your entire comment is false.

​@@ahjrome🤡

As if kobe never had those kind of night 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@smol9832 everyone has off nights. Its not an off night 11 of 16 games. Kobe clearly had no problems with Gilbert

Chris Paul

Kobe

T-Mac gave him buckets in China. He never gonna give T-Mac credit lol

We're talkin about McClown. Why would T-Mac deffend him?

Who?!?! ”The Kobe Stopper”😂

@@iamteamyou 🤣😂😂😂🙄🙄

“Kobe stopper Kobe stopper” Kemp voice 😂

@@coachcoach1176 😂😂

Them weights inflated his ego...

He can talk like dat because he was one of those players dat got black balled because of incidents from wen he first gt drafted bt nba players know he one of dem peoples

You clearly never saw GP play 🙄 lol

Tf 😂 if players in the 90s couldn't do half of what players can do today then why is MJ the goat and he played in the 90s ? Why is Hakeem olajuwon arguably the most skilled player of all time and he played in the 90s? Kobe was drafted in 96. KG,Iverson,grant hill, Shaq , Karl Malone, pippen,ray Allen, penny Hardaway, Vince carter they all played in the 90s. Tim Hardaway was the one of the players that revolutionized the crossover dribble brand of basketball. Also a 90s NBA guy

Gary Payton was the premier scoring point guard in the league in the mid 90s to early 2000s while being the best defensive point guard as well. He didn’t have the handle or layup package of a Kyrie or Steph but he used to cook in the post and mid range while locking up guys that were usually his size or bigger on a nightly basis hence 9 straight all defensive 1st teams and 9 all nba teams

Facts 💯 look at curry and lebron still cooking players like Morant and the pg from the kings. I cannot remeber his name lol swipa or something ..... oh shit deearron fox lmaoooooo This was literally a brain fart in real time lol what were we even talking about lmaooooooooo

This is a weird comment i genuinely don't understand

Facts and on teams he was either a sf/pf so it makes sense Duncan or kg got those but at sf I can't think of a legit better defender except maybe tayshaun prince or Ron artest

Exactly lol. Idk why he brought that up it just made him sound spiteful

I think the joke is that he was spiteful. His rookie year from the story is 01-02 and Payton was still Payton. So when he caught him late in his career he held that grudge lol

😂 I was literally scrolling the comments wondering who bro was talking like that.

He was definitely better than smush you seem like you don’t actually watch ball

😂

a foul adds to the play tho a regular assist doesn’t

😭

It's a tiara

@@colinnixon7739 yeah I kind of more was looking for the why or I would have asked "what is a crown".

Maybe I’m tweaking but I swear I have no idea who this is😂 and I know some players most people don’t even know, but this dude chatting like he averaged 30😂

Smh McCants was tough at unc stop it.

​@Basketball IQ exactly... I feel the same way. So in year 3 he was big time scorer with 15 and year 4 was final NBA season?

@@esantana6722 I had to do some research he had a terrible attitude, and was a locker room problem the entire time in the league. He had some talent but never tapped in to it so I’m not sure why he’s talking like he was cooking when even in college he was never more than like a 18-19 ppg scorer.

18-19 is nothing to sneeze at but the way he talks is as if he had no problem with any defenders. And he was actually not very good at creating his own shot

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“I said I had a good game” - Gilbert Arenas 😂

They did. He said he cooked defenders but Chauncey Billups teams beat him overwhelmingly in matchups while still averaging 20 on Gilbert

Larry was first team all defense in Gil's first year. Show some respect. Gil is saying its no coincidence that after matching up with an elite defender in practice all year his scoring took a leap forward the following year. Ain't nothing "lmfao" about that unless you just a kid

Stfu he ain’t accomplish shit at all. Just like Gilbert. He know the game look up his stats. Don’t nobody know him at all…

🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 he has the experience. The man said Gregg Popovich was a bad coach, he said the Lebanon team would have a chance to beat the NBA champions, he said you can’t be a leader on a team unless you’re the best player on the team He’s an airhead with professional experience.

Yo I swear every time he talks I go look at basketball reference because I think maybe I’m just remembering wrong, especially this episode 🤦🏾‍♂️

@@stringer2295 basketball is more than stats and highlights have you actually seen a full game of his ?

@@Atribecalledsuccess yes and my point stands, don’t know what you were watching

@@stringer2295 he was enough to drafted for his scoring & play longer than the avg nba career so your point is wrong

@@Atribecalledsuccess I’ve never seen anyone defend his career before and with terrible points 🤣🤣🤣

He got injured

@@xboxgamerhr so what

@@christophermoody6840 how many players do you think averaged over 20 points for 12 years?🤔 mate that’s not easy and most even all star caliber players can’t average 20 or more for that long. Arenas was elite for a short period of time but he was still an elite player in the nba.

he had a span off 6 years when he scored more then 20 points per gam eand dude was at like 40 % FG. the fuck is he talkin about...if you first option is scoring 30 on 42 % then you ain't going nowhere as a team and that's what Areans was.

Dude gave Kobe 60

@@rynepalmore5951 search the video of him scoring 60 points that game then count how many times they were on Kobe Thats like saying Kobe dropped 81 points on Chris Bosh. He dropped 81 on Jalen Rose & Donyell Marshall. Or saying Curry dropped 52 on Melo. Melo wasn’t guarding him

Def gave Kobe that 60

@@rynepalmore5951 he didn’t. You didn’t watch the game. Not to mention youtube is free. Even if you wasn’t old enough to watch it first hand theres a whole video that show everytime he scored & almost all of the possessions wasn’t on Kobe

@@realjohnlove you would’ve made a solid point but you said ALMOST….like you almost had me man ALMOST

Having good rim protectors is still valuable. Jrue is good, but having Giannis and Brook on his team helps.

@@RonnieM90 yes im denying that it help but the most important is still in the perimeter thats why most team play small ball with bigs that are versatile enough to still guard perimeter players

@@breadbreadman9589 Still mostly rim protectors have won DPOY. Jaren Jackson Jr. won it this year, and Brook Lopez was runner-up. The voters seem to favor rim protectors over perimeter defenders. Gary Payton and Marcus Smart are the only two point guards to win DPOY.

@@RonnieM90 what the voters do is what do they do but “in my opinion “ perimeter defenders deserved way more credits than rim protectors. Just look at the last finals.

@@breadbreadman9589 Well, the Warriors have Draymond Green who is a great post defender which allows them to play small ball.