We all know the players make gobs of $$. I've always been curious how much the equipment crew makes? Their job looks anything but glamorous. I hope they get a commensurate piece of the pie.

I dislocated my knee this week. I have to say I’ve broken like 9 bones and this was by far the worst pain I’ve ever felt. I would not wish this on anyone. My knee hit the court hard while playing basketball 😢

Why would you fly from Philadelphia to Newark, the take a bus from Newark to Manhattan? You could just simply take a bus from Philadelphia to Manhattan and avoid having to transfer from plane to bus.

He’s one of the Nacua family. He’s related to Puca Nacua who is having one of the best rookie receiver seasons ever. With LA Rams.

BYU found out. Who is the little punk 12?

bus isn't at the airport, room key doesn't work; ah, the Belichick ways seem to be in full effect 😂

Life of the NBA- Arena Airport Hotel Repeat

Can we get more teams of all professions to do more videos like this?

you know it's bad when damn near the whole bench get out the way

Where did all the money comes from for overall operations talent fees and expenses it looks like a team is consist of up to 50 people including the office staffs.

I’m here from the Lebron thing and it’s crazy imagine working yo way up to the league then you finally make it and get a career ending injury

This ain’t Hayward

BURKEMEOUT

It's cool looking at the old jazz players. I had no clue Joe Ingles started back then

Terrible coordination

No thanks

This happened to me my freshman year. It wasn’t that bad until they put me on the stretcher

Here coz LeBron #LeClone

I bet traveling a lot when you are a professional player takes its toll on ya plus traveling through different time zones too

His brother finna pick up in his legacy.

7:20 omg that's the cutest thing ever

I wonder who started the rookie pink backpack thing, that’s hilarious

Shit happened to me when I went up for a dunk, but my knee cap went upward and my tendon broke off a piece of bone. Been in a full straight leg cast for about a week and I wanna die bru im so lonely through this too all my friends were thru sports

The purring south korea medicinally race because carriage basically drown as a level vegetable. green grey grieving, squalid kevin

Let me tell you a story everyone. I have been a true victim of knee dislocations. It all started in recess in 5th grade. I was play football with my friends and I just remembered one minute I was standing straight up, tall and proud gonna catch a football. Then the next, I fell on the ground. By far the worst pain I have ever experienced in my life. I was rushed to the hospital to get myself fixed up. My knee was out for almost 2 and a half hours since I had to take a ferry to get to the hospital. I thought that was it. But no, it wasn’t. A month or two later. I was doing a service project for my Boy Scout troop. We were preparing to head out to do it. But me and my friends decided to be annoying. We took some pine cones and threw it at the older scouts. They started to chase us. We ran all the way to other side of camp then it happened again. My knee went out. Unlike the last one, no1 was around to help me. It took about 5 minutes to actually get some help. However, it was at this very day I would learn something that would be of use to me for years to come. When the adult came to assist me, I was terrified. My first experience already traumatized me. With this second one, I were to be scared to do anything physical. So what happened was, the way my leg was positioned, made it so it was slowly straighting out. And before I knew it, it went back in. I have never been able to live down these moments. From taking physical therapy, to seeing doctors, to even be offered surgery, it’s hard to see past these things. But I did learn something. If a knee is dislocated and you straighten the leg the knee is dislocated on, it will always go back in. No matter what. I stopped counting how many times I have dislocated my knee after 25 (I am not joking). And still to this day, I fear I will experience that pain again. As a basketball player and formal water polo player, I know what pain is but dislocated knees truly takes the cake of being the most painful injury of them all.

same thing happened to me in my football game a couple weeks ago. it hurt so bad.

"A scary moment-" * sees Hayward * "-is when baseline cameraman Charlie gets run over" * sees camera angle used for video game deaths *

Happened to me today for the first time fuck i cant walk

6:04 RIP Doug. I didn't know him but the way Rudy and Quin talked about him said a lot.

Coach Snyder, you talk to much. If more coaches were like Phil Jackson, or Coach Pop in San Antonio, who, (on more that one occasion), both famously told their players during timeouts, "y'all screwed it up, so y'all figure it out" perhaps there'd be more champions in the league. I mean u talk to the guys at practice (when u can practice), walkthroughs, before the game, during the game at timeouts, half time, after the game, it's info overload. I know they're pros, but my goodness, guys will tune u out sooner or later. If they haven't learned at a certain point, and you have to do the "college coach" thing by standing, screaming and pointing from the sideline during the game, what does that say about your preparation if they haven't learned it at some point? (And yes I know this was 5 years ago, but you're still coaching).

The zippy bagel fifthly excuse because ankle geographically note through a cute tuna. encouraging, uneven karate

Lmao they teammates now

Watching this I can't believe they let Hayward leave the Jazz.

Screw this guy. He is a liar about racism in Utah. He's just bitter his career never happened.

1st T was easy. The 2nd he must have said some magic words. You notice he didn’t argue the call? Nor did the coach. Must have been a good call.

All this did was teach me how Quin snyder is literally one the best coaches in the league

Yeah, so I went to a NBA game to watch thin skinned officials make terrible decisions. Booker spiked the ball off the floor and it simply got away from him. Imagine if the ref had gone over to the player, closed the gap and had a quick chat? About how it's probably a good thing he's not a point guard? The player would have laughed, acknowledged, yeah, perhaps apologized - in the meantime, the ball has been retrieved and ready to play, It was stopped clock after the miss and out of bounds. See how easy that was?

dumb ejection

No one ever wants smoke with morris twins😂😂

This really shows the hard work of people behind the scenes we need to appreciate those people as well

Hi Jared. Really enjoyed watching this two-part series. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

At this point who binges on this and pt 2??

〽️ichigan !

Same with the mlb, nhl and nfl

when it come down to days like this , thats how you know who fits the team and who doesn't

HERE AFTER RECKLESS GOBERT SPREAD THE VIRUS BECAUSE HE WAS SALTY HE DIDNT MAKE ALLSTAR TEAM THE LAST COUPLE YEARS SMFH F U RUDY

Here for kobe

3:18 he has a frozen backpack 😂

I swear I've watched the two parts like 5 times already, I love it. I really wanna be a NBA player one day

oh Mr. Fragile was still in Utah!