THAT BOO BOO ASS RING DOES NOT COUNT FOR THE LOS ANGELES LAKERS W/ OTHER FRANCHISE YES THEY WOULD BE DELIGHTED BUT NOT HERE IN L.A. LEBRON JAMES W/ HIS TENURE HERE IN L.A. STEROID LBJ SR COULD HAVE STAYED & KEPT THIS BS BACK IN CLEVELAND OH THE MISTAKE BY THE LAKE THIS IS TOTALLY UNEXCEPTABLE BY TRUE LAKER FANS OMG NO CAPPING
@moreycleveland2472Күн бұрын
LEBRON JAMES HAS MORE ENEMIES THEN HITLER NO CAPPING
@c.j.4620Күн бұрын
Bro, that wasn't an explosion of scoring. That was an increase.
@brts20232 күн бұрын
He's insane
@johnburris77113 күн бұрын
Young dude has totally disrespected John Havlicek. One of 50 and 75 greatest players. Oh, he was also 8-0 in NBA finals. Jordan gets great praise for being 6-0... Hondo was 8-0 . Some championships were with Russell and some were with no Russell. He should be no lower than 5th. I love Reggie Miller! Hondo was better. Kids you just don't know...
@prancerjohnponce68894 күн бұрын
Kobe isnt inefficient. But compare to great standards he was. He just got a low basketball IQ. No hate.
@gabrielbotsford7915 күн бұрын
Price was....nice
@Senzel1006 күн бұрын
T Mac went to the nba finals with the spurs vs the heat. 😮😮
@KingHampton-ul1iw6 күн бұрын
Binge watching old low videos, crazy how much the NBA has changed
@nategraham14876 күн бұрын
Tom duncan the goat!
@albertmorales32337 күн бұрын
Thank you for taking the time & effort to conquer this false narrative created by the media. Would Kobe force difficult shots? Absolutely, but that’s where the problem is… that’s the ONLY thing casuals look at and, as a result, assume he was “inefficient”. Not to mention, the fact that Kobe’s TS% was what it was despite not only the quantity of difficult/forced shots he took but the amount of quality, legit defenses he faced…it’s pretty damn impressive.
@dankenkit7 күн бұрын
Kobe is the most overrated player in nba history because of this type of video. Kobetards wanna say he’s top 10, this and that, he’s efficient, he’s a great scorer. All lies. Because the flaw this guy is doing is, comparing Kobe’s TS% to league average. Why we comparing him to league average?? Compare him to the other greats. Yeah, he’s more efficient than the 6th man, Joe Schmo. But compare him to the other greats. His TS% for his career isn’t even top 250 all time, he’s inefficient compared to the guys you’re trying to compare him with. He’s trash compared to the other guys. Cmon man.
@carlwallace11299 күн бұрын
Great list order for the most part besides miller being head of ray allen inwhich their interchangeable and T Mac arguably was a SF for most of his Peak .
@Biggdirt111 күн бұрын
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@themaninred3311 күн бұрын
7 years ago?! Wow... and still going! I'm thinking 45k before it's all said and done lol
@gerrob622212 күн бұрын
No athletism was fastest player in the league at one point caught pippen from behind off steal 50% from 3 one year
@giovannir142212 күн бұрын
I’m very happy that the team is good and fun now, but wow! There were numerous opportunities for this team to have been pretty good but it didn’t work out (ie missing out on Steph, the Eddy Curry trade, etc.)
@TheRealBigManHarris12 күн бұрын
You just earned a subscriber
@Eastermueller12 күн бұрын
Still GOAT video
@jordanthedoge53513 күн бұрын
jimmy highroller is an idiot. don't watch his videos.
@MANDMK15 күн бұрын
Even if we go for the TS (Kobe hiding behind free throws) he is still inefficient. Look at his finals performance. 41 % FG, 50 % TS. Super inefficient compared to other great players.
@javadacheatham314215 күн бұрын
There no way in hell that tmac is better then ray allen
@matheusbarneche16 күн бұрын
Inverson? Kidd? Cousy? Ker? Isiah? Payton? This list is so wrong, Westbrook is not even close to be top 10, even maravich and d.wade are better guards
@kaimarquez804617 күн бұрын
It’s mainly because people on look at his fg%
@thedave388017 күн бұрын
Lead the league in scoring in two of the hardest nba seasons to score in
@shakeandjake_118 күн бұрын
Netflix could do a whole docuseries about the 00s Western Conference
@chrisuncleahmad17 күн бұрын
And nobody would watch. Lakers, Spurs, and a bunch of pretenders
@russellwallington820719 күн бұрын
Mitch Richmond was better than about 3 guys on here ..
@Jose-cq5ho20 күн бұрын
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@NewNormalWorldOrder21 күн бұрын
LeBron is SO clutch… that he purposely misses game-winning three pointers in order for Chris Bosh to grab the rebound and kick it back out to Ray Allen…
@Betelgeuse214221 күн бұрын
He's better than dwade, chris bosch, dwight howard, kyrie irving, and anthony davis
@neltymind21 күн бұрын
1:34 It's pretty obvious why the Stockton/Malone Utah Jazz never won a championship: They played in the era of Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls and Hakeem Olajuwon's Houston Rockets. The Jazz made it to the NBA finals twice in a row (season 1996/97 and 1997/1998) so claiming they had little post season sucess is silly, even if they lost a lot of playoff games in other seasons. Most players never make it to the NBA finals in their entire careers! And even when Stockton's Jazz were eliminated early, it was always by the really heavy hitters, often even by the upcomign champion. They were officially the second best team in the entire NBA twice during Stockton's career! In some other eras they would've won multiple championships.
@georgeprchal392422 күн бұрын
Then the media immediately changed the narrative to, "The bubble didnt count because it was easy and the clippers didn't want to be there...yada, yada, yada." You know damn well if they had won the '20 title it would have been heralded as the hardest one ever.
@mjsup122 күн бұрын
MJ had 1.3 T.O next highest was 1.0, shooting percentage was 50% for 2's 21% for three's 45% all together. All shooting guards weren't smaller then MJ, Mitch Richmond, Dan Majerle, Allen Houston, Clide Drexler, Anfernee Hardaway, Isaiah Rider, Reggie Miller, Jim Jackson, Kindall Gill, Dale Ellis, Nick Anderson, Eddie Jones, Steve Smith, Hardaway may have played point, but he also played the 2. Jordan isn't bigger than those guys. Just to keep the record straight.
@ericnwokocha613424 күн бұрын
“2018 rockets had no business competing with the warriors” is honestly untrue. Beyond having homecourt, multiple warriors players have said that this rockets team was the one that scared them the most and had them on the ropes/closest to beat them. They literally were formed to beat them, and were able to be up in the fourth quarter of game six and game 7 without CP.
@genjutsu12326 күн бұрын
Lol you can't talk about per to boost Bryant over Reggie Miller or Ray Allen. PER is just someone's formula. It haooens to reward volume scorers and forgives low field goal percentages.
@indiefan2326 күн бұрын
Shit dude you earned my sub. Great job.
@DcDolo26 күн бұрын
LOW you my negar this video aged 50% 💯💯 especially with Luka
@patrickperot629627 күн бұрын
Also, some of your logic is a little flawed. 44 players were 10x all-stars, 25 made 10x all-NBA, and 43 made 5x all-defense. But how many have accomplished all three of those feats? Couldn't be higher than 10-15 tops.
@patrickperot629627 күн бұрын
John Stockton might be a completely different player than all of the other all-time greats, but that doesn't mean that he isn't deserving of being ranked among them in the top 30 or even 20. He has two unbeatable major statistical records, and several other smaller ones that probably won't be beat. He was also an amazing FT and FG shooter; most people don't know that Stockton has the 2nd highest all time FG percentage among guards. And the fact that he was able to keep those percentages so high over 19 long years is even more impressive. Plus, think about all the points he was responsible for. Let's say every assist when he averaged 14.5 a game was for a 2 point shot. Add that to a 17 ppg average, and he was linked to 46 point per game! To address your biggest issues with him, I'd say first, it's not his fault he was never on a team good enough to win a title. He always did his part, but it's not college and you need a full team to win in the NBA, not freaking Greg Ostertag and Bryon Russell. Second you could argue that Stockton deserved to win at least one MVP, but passing wasn't cool and trendy at the time. Compare Stockton's two best seasons to Steve Nash's MVP seasons and the stats aren't even close. I think there is room in the top 20 for a special guy like this. Can't we have just one guy who wasn't a flashy scorer, but did literally everything else at an elite level for a ridiculous amount of time?
@jamesewanchook227628 күн бұрын
This is BS.... you don't like him because he's a lily white soccer player from Canada who showed up a lot of your homeboys. In fact he's under rated.
@davidson982228 күн бұрын
Not one scoring title
@Spawnwatching21 күн бұрын
good think offense isn’t based only on scoring and also on things like creating advantages for your teammates, and the ability to bend the opposing team’s defense which jokic does well while also being an elite volume scorer
@Isocentral29 күн бұрын
To this day people won’t admitt it but bron been in a weak east for 99 percent of his career
@user-mq9ww2ur9k29 күн бұрын
VC is Full of shyt because His last year in Toronto it wasn't just His points that were down every stat was down rebounds assists steals blocks fg and 3pt and FT% from 66 to 81% he wasn't giving Super ⭐ Effort He was Pouting like a Baby 😭😅
@jeffreymelton2200Ай бұрын
I really would like to know what you think about LAL now. Since they drafted Bronny, and the new head coach is a podcaster with no experience.
@bradfordlee7384Ай бұрын
Steph Curry was way too high and a few others. And Isiah Thomas was too low. Steph played and benefited from a era the league was too soft. The refs blew their whistle is you even looked at someone in a threatening manner. That was because of the Melee In The Palace in 2004 that was triggered by Artest & Ben Wallace. After that the NBA became soft. On my list I have Isiah Thomas at #2, no argument on #1. Magic is probably #1 on everybody's list.
@NickBurns-ey6odАй бұрын
Teams? He played on one NBA team.
@richboii6597Ай бұрын
I mean… does anyone reeeeally count the bubble season? It’s like an * at best in my mind and the lakers my team. 🤷♂️
@ninednine4445Ай бұрын
Keeping it real got u a sub 💯
@AllieGooАй бұрын
You gotta know that Western Conference was a lot tougher than Eastern Conference that season, so Lebron's team record is not as impressive as Nash's. That's something that you left out which made your argument less convincing.