Pedazo de vídeo y de música amigo,me se han saltado las lágrimas recordando ésos años de sarria, cuando yo empecé a ir a ver al mágico, que bonitos recuerdos. Gracias amigo perico❤

To be honest, this team was as automatic as a Machine. Of course their legendary intense training programs paid off, especially in combination with living together for long stretches, and knowing/trusting each other like brothers. As a result they were so well oiled as a team, I honestly believe they indeed could have won a game against the '92 USA Dream Team. The crazy amount of talent in this group had it all to match them point per point. And as mentioned, they had played with each other for years, the DT members definitally hadn't and some of them were either already retired (Magic) or on the verge of retiring (Bird). But DT had prime MJ and Pippen, the American defense would no doubt have been the challenge of a lifetime for this Former Yugoslavia United Juggernaut! Petrovic and Jordan both were Wolves! Kukoc and Pippen the versatile do-it-all's Radja and Barkley both strong, quick and tenacious under the boards Danilovic and Mullin couldn't miss from deep even if they tried! Divac/Vrankovic and Ewing/Robinson the Big Guns! As far as Magic goes, every above mentioned Yugo player was a good to phenomenal passer in his own right!😮 That Divac dime at 8:25 🤯! And off course Zarko Paspalj and Larry Bird, the European and American Legends 🤟🤟! Both of them were my childhood Heroes 🔥🔥 PS: Realistically the team with the best bench and defense would win it however, so USA normally would win I think 7 or 8 out of 10 times.

Back when buhlack people had a modicum of class. We respect you Doc.

Dig the fake Hoosiers music.

Hes pretty, but ugly Bird owned him.

Petrovic. Rajda. Divac dalipagic. Kukoc. C était enorme

Si la Yougoslavie existait tjs ya qu'eux ki pourraient battre. Les u s a

Gran entrenador..., y para mí el mejor 3...

Soy Míchel Pineda a través de otra cuenta. Que grandes sois! Que buenos recuerdos. Mi gratitud eterna, de verdad.

Increible video.me ha emocionado👏👏👏

En esos tiempos,se adapto muy rapido en el pais iberico y su idioma en Español era muy bueno.

Buenísimo

Menudo arsenal de material. Gracias por compartirlo.

Eres el mejor,eres un archivo increible de nuestro futbol.Tienes partidos de la uefa del 2007? Muchas gracias por tu trabajo!

El inolvidable estadio de Sarrià, yo estuve presente viendo este partido.

A ver si teneis cojones y contestais

Es el recre putos independentistas de mierda el decano del futbol español mas que os pese ya quisierais ser el barcelona o el español ser el decano os jodeis sois españoles y no hay decano que valga🇪🇸🇪🇸👆👆

Uno de los primeros partidos que recuerdo de mi vida. Por cierto, grande la afición del Espanyol.

This was awesome. Thank you! Dr J always carried himself with class. No chest thumping, no flexing, no taunting, and never having the need to announce that he was the best player in the world, like some players today.

Thank you Thank you Thank you

El español no da para mas

Un crack y una buena persona

En la portada de Mundo Deportivo del 6/4/88 pone que la ida de las semifinales también la dieron por TV3

EXCELENTE 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

El más grande futbolista de todos los tiempos.Pundonor,honradez,elegancia y clase a raudales.Un ejemplo como deportista y como persona.

Un gran jugador llego en un momento muy difícil y lo hizo muy bien

His style of play was beautiful to watch, like artwork.

Llevo años buscando imágenes de ése partido,tengo ésa camiseta,con la que sólo se jugó ése partido. La mía es de Brnovic,que no jugó por cierto.

Que recuerdos,yo estuve en ése desplazamiento

The real goat.

5:02 is still the prettiest move in basketball history.

Seguro que estaba

Dr j is no doubt the greatest along with the iceman.an.david Thompson

Thank you Doc!

Leyendas del español, en la carretera de sarria, eso era un estudio y eso un equipazo que daba gusto ver.

Aquella final de uefa de 2007 y ver a jarque y a puerta😢😢😢 eso nos unio por siempre de un sevillista grande y magico espanyol pd:lo que es la vida debut de tamudo en el rico perez y gol lo que es el sino de los jugadores de ahi a hacer historia si llega a estar tamudo estos 2 ultimos descensos del espanyol se hubiesen evitado

Al comentarista para darle el premio Onda de la radiotelevision o el micro de oro...que cosa más mala por dios.

This was who everyone wanted to be before there was a Jordan, Kobie, or Lebron. He started it all. I remember walking up to him during the half time of a Bullets game and asked for his autograph and there was a rule he couldn't give me autographs until after the game. I was so bummed but I got to talk with him and it was a great moment I can remember as a teen. I don't know if everyone appreciates this man for what he brought to the game but he was one of a kind in his time. Great and moving dedication to him. You deserve an award for putting this together.

Esto si fue un equipo perico no lo que tenemos a hora no sirven para nada

De lo mejor que ha tenido el Español en toda su historia... una mezcla entre Schuster y Laudrup

¡¡¡Qué entrañable video !!!

De la Peña fue clave en la segunda parte.

Lo vuelvo a ver que estupendo jugador lastima sus diferencias con clemente pudiendo estar más tiempo en Sarria pero tristemente no fue y hay quedarse con los años que estuvo y dio buenos momentos

Falta audio,pero bonito

Dr. J immortalized the game. He’s like a saint and has an aura that’s still captivating today. To me he is the greatest for what he has done for the game. Basketball without Julius Erving is like boxing without Muhammed Ali. His skills and athleticism is what made players thrive to be better. From his Air play we of course have Jordan, Pippen, Kobe, Drexler, and many more who emerged after. Unfortunately I can’t put Lebron in that category. It’s the beauty, finesse, and power that was handed to Jordan than Kobe. Before Julius? Elgin Baylor. Air players are unique and can only come once in awhile but Julius created Air players all in one generation. The 80s to mid 90s. Today we don’t have Air players like Dr. J and Jordan. The game gave up those plays for outside 3s and lackluster defense. God bless Dr. J

When Dr j entered the union, dissolving the aba his coach wanted him to distribute the ball and get all of his teammates involved not just scoring 50-80 points a game because thdd Aba was more streetball and 1 on 1 isolation, the NBA was more structured and strategy so he did just that ushering more players after him that would buy into the system.

Un saludo desde tangier

By the time he got to NBA his knees started going...YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN A YOUNG ERVING IN ABA

Allí estuvimos , fue espectacular

Necesitamos el documental de canito y la españa de clemente,muchas gracias por tu magnifico trabajo!