nah bro lowkey the goat he did this in converses

Top 5 all time👍🏼🙏🏼😔

You can see Magic learned a lot from the pearl

dude was unbelievably ahead of his time

Pete never palmed the ball nor traveled.....he was by far the greatest ball handler of all times

ICF Clark was all that the team wouldn't have the record they got now . Laughing

U people who think this Clark kid. Was all that. Well she is not piston petal . The woman just trying t0 get noticed and a lot 0f them can't play ball at all.

I love Bill Walton, but Steve Nash is one of the most overrated plays in NBA history! He simply wasn't that good!

To go back and look at the tapes and say what Pete would score with a three-point line is ridiculous, because the defenses would adjust to a 3-point line!

Pete was one of the greatest passers ever!

He was to good for this world, so he had to leave early.

Pistol Pete was the best.im not sure but I don’t think the game had the 3 point shot then,if there was who knows how many points he would have scored.

I would take Pete today number one.

Bill introduces a book with the enthusiasm like Ed McMahon feeding a question to Johnny Carson’s Carnac. Classic.

Why this music?

So great

Pete should have been the greatest point guard ever.

November 10, 1974, Portland Trail Blazers at the New Orleans Jazz. Walton had 25 points, 16 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 blocks. Maravich had 30 points, 12 assists, 11 rebounds and 4 steals as the Jazz won, 102-101.

R.I.P Bill Walton and thanks for the Pistol story.

RIP Mr Walton

Both now gone...Bill and Pete.

Now we will miss Bill and Pete , such is life .

Pete was great and unbelievable and so were you big Red! 🥲

RIP Mr. Walton. You were a helluva player. He absolutely loved Pistol. These guys played in an era where basketball was worth watching. Anyone who never got to see Pistol you should watch all the video highlights. Absolutely amazing

RIP legends

Bill Walton celebrates NBA championship number 16 as a member of the Boston Celtics: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp6UoJShy-DapZs.htmlsi=tpNSemfCoA1PhSE_

RIP Mr Walton! Hope that Pete was one of those to greet you in Heaven!

Rip bill walton

What an amazing testimony from a man who was truly changed by the saving Grace of Jesus Christ. I've never heard anyone, but Pistol Pete, say "peer pressure is 'simply' a choice," "money will pay your fare to everywhere, but Heaven" and "in the name of religion Jesus Christ was placed upon that Cross."

Pete maravich had all the tools but he wasn't physically strong enough for the nba of the 70s but he had hops

Pete was the blueprint. ❤

Pistol Pete A Legend that nobody gives props to

I love his double-pump one-handed bank shot.

Dude had a full time job since 12 years old, his job was to play with the basketball

NCAA scoring leader from 1970 until 2024 when Kaitlyn Clark surpassed him. There was not a 3 pt. line in 1970 and his range was legendary.

Jokingly on the court, we used to call some of those 4 pointers.

Ok... Dale Brown..." If there were 3"s back then, he would've averaged 57 points a game." ( not 44.2)( he said this after the films).

Thank you!

This brings back some great memories of growing up following the NBA on tv and radio.

(3:04) okay, this song is great and great to dance to.

I went to summer basketball camp with Pete twice. What an adventure. I also just noticed his college jersey number was 23. That I did not remember. Also remember his scoring record was before the 3 point line and consisted of 3 years on varsity by the rules. Caitlin just broke his record of total points in 4 years with a 3 point line. Pete averaged 44.5 points per game. His shots have since been charted and with the 3 point rule he would have averaged over 57 per game. As good as the players are today with the 3 point line I haven’t heard of anyone putting up 57 per game. And I say that as a big admirer of Caitlin Clark.

pistol pete is my goat

These are the boys dude.

Pete did things with the ball that NO ONE else was doing at the time. Talk about having the ball on a string...

Amen he was my favorite player of all time too

One of the greatest moves I ever saw was at.midcourt one defender in.his path and did a complete 360 degree spin and eft the guy.in.the dust. He was indeed a pearl among point guards.

Imagine....Pistol Pete put those kinds of number up back in the era before both the 3-point shot and freshman eligibility. Also, when Pete played travelling and carrying the ball were strictly called. One and a half steps meant one and a half steps, where today, the refs allow anything up to and including 4 1/2 steps, as anybody watching a Lakers game will attest to. And, if you touched anything but the top of the ball while dribbling, you were called for a turnover. (Again, watch this video, and then the highlights from a Lakers game for comparison.)

My mom was in home room with him (Broughton HS, Raleigh, NC).

9:58. If you take a shot at the buzzer up 16 in today's game, they fight you.

Imagine if he took advantage of carrying. Oh my god. But they don't enforce that anymore so any clown these days can look good.