Winters. Was. Mr Clutch In. The. 80s the Steph. Curry. Of his era
@user-fn6lt2cn3oКүн бұрын
AWESOME. shooter Quinn. Bruckner said. Winters was. A. Better. Shooter than. Larry. Bird I. Agree. Really. Enjoyed him. As a. Bucks. Fan. Thanks for. This
@ericwright2594Күн бұрын
mcnichols arena
@stavroshadjiyiannis62833 күн бұрын
Basketball fans in Cyprus still recall Darrell Armstrong with reverent awe! I don't think that there has ever been such a small man with such a monstrous leap.
@DowntownFreddyBrownFan3 күн бұрын
MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT PAIGE BUECKERS NOW!!! SHE I MY BUCKET😘😘😘🏀🏀🏀
@DowntownFreddyBrownFan3 күн бұрын
YES I AGREE!!! I WOULD WATCH AND HAVE A SOCK READY
@DowntownFreddyBrownFan3 күн бұрын
WOW THAT IS SO INAPPROPRIATE DELETE. THAT. NOW. 😠😠😠
@Keith_E4 күн бұрын
This dude peaked in his rookie year. That’s crazy
@charlitto3174 күн бұрын
That 77-78 team bro... pssshhh
@Biggdoom3445 күн бұрын
Griffith is one of the greatest college players I’ve ever seen. He was a pure shooter. His NBA career didn’t get enough credit because he was buried in Utah…a team that was never on TV.
@Yungtalli6 күн бұрын
Being called the jordan stopper was instantly a curse . Gerald Wilkins was young and didn’t realize they had set him up for failure. This first reporter that called him that should have been slapped silly immediately.
@kohnfutner963710 күн бұрын
Great biography!
@evs81415 күн бұрын
Lifelong cle sports fan here. Big Z will always be loved in Cleveland.
@kedrprao15 күн бұрын
Phil Smith had everything except cool name. Phil Smith gotta be one of the most generic NPC player names ever
@beastybri391515 күн бұрын
VERY STRONG 1 HANDER DUNK VERY SOLID
@ericwyatt364616 күн бұрын
Walking bucket. Lousy defense, but dude was dope as fuck
@ifheavenwashuman16 күн бұрын
very well put together video.
@JohnGlass-hi1jd18 күн бұрын
One the greatest centers of all time.
@sheldontaylor200219 күн бұрын
Great narrative
@klclark3021 күн бұрын
Great video on my cousin thanks for giving him his flowers he was a problem when he played 💯💯
@terrenceliburd865521 күн бұрын
Lucky guy, he played with English, Thompson and Issel, and then Drexler and Paxton
@allclassallthetime473922 күн бұрын
he retired playing his last year hoping that he'd win a ring with the lakers. i think also the lakers thought it was a good pickup because he'd be that mentor sort of paternal presence there who could actually speak against anyone in that locker even Kobe. a guy like him if he had more in the tank or even greg anthony would have probably made a difference with keeping that core together, though B Shaw and Foxie were supposedly those guys, they still weren't those guys that Kobe had that class of his own respect for. who knows, but even D Fish was considered one of Kobe's die hard teammates and he couldn't hold it together for the core group either.
@melvinpowelljr.336823 күн бұрын
You should do a documentary on Kris Dunn his story is amazing just got signed by the LA Clippers 3 years 17mil to replace Russell Westbrook. Kris Dunn is about to really turn some heads next season and beyond and could possibly retire as a Clippers legend .......
@melvinpowelljr.336823 күн бұрын
Legendary !
@markdemory89023 күн бұрын
And we supposedly had plumbers and shit in the 90s huh 😂
@roderickallen657524 күн бұрын
He was a BEAST!!!!💯💯💯
@dwaynneomar746126 күн бұрын
I watched Phil Smith's entire career. Take away the injuries and he was HOF bound. He could score and play D. Unfortunately, fate didn't allow him to fulfill his potential. Still a great player when he wasn't injured
@3serio26 күн бұрын
Back then we used to have an A10 channel, originally to watch my cousin play football for Richmond, but during bb-season it was to watch St.Joes. Him and West were balling! I thought he’d be too small in the league but he ended up lighting it up. I miss his game.
@user-dv3do1od2r27 күн бұрын
1983 Sixers were Awesome...for one year
@shooter7a27 күн бұрын
What an athlete....that first step was wicked for a 6'9" player.
@tracy19729 күн бұрын
Byron Scott never being an all star is a joke. They should have selected him in 88 or 89
@cdogjboyАй бұрын
Brian f’n cardinal aww man this much love to him and this channel 😂🎉
@RaznogАй бұрын
Your vids are the best! 👍
@usmc29er44Ай бұрын
Great vid! Cardinal was a machine. Wish all NBA players gave the same effort.
@HB76558Ай бұрын
CHOCOLATE THUNDER!!💪💪💪
@YusupJunnmberАй бұрын
Garis horizontal Irian jaya tanam karet 30rb biji...
@tomtalley2192Ай бұрын
All Celtic fans can agree, Toney scared the crap out of us.
@1200hobosАй бұрын
I would have never thought of him again if not for this video.
@JHan1411Ай бұрын
Best player of all time
@cgats777Ай бұрын
this is, by far, my fave sports history channel
@terrenceliburd8655Ай бұрын
He avg 4.6 pts and 2.7 reb. He's being profiled because of what again...?
@JHan1411Ай бұрын
hustle
@RM---Ай бұрын
you would make a great GM, mister Terrence.
@terrenceliburd865524 күн бұрын
@@JHan1411Then you gotta put here Ron Lee, Dennis Rodman pre Chicago Bulls, Kirch Heinrich, etc Dan Hanslick ( spelling not correct)
@terrenceliburd8655Ай бұрын
He used to kill the Knicks
@sk1b-m244Ай бұрын
Cardinal, with his dedication and diligence, clearly earned every cent of his contracts.
@user-tk9hg8gk7nАй бұрын
Brian Cardinal's dad looks younger than he does
@lettucetomatoonionАй бұрын
Best channel ever
@rommelflores2618Ай бұрын
Hope for Sasha the Machine feature.
@unappealingundesirable2826Ай бұрын
30:10 Byron Scott 3-Pointer at Orlando
@unappealingundesirable2826Ай бұрын
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American and male. I was finishing kindergarted when the Sonics won the championship.
@tracelawson1367Ай бұрын
Steve Novak?
@jacobsunday6561Ай бұрын
Never would I ever see a Brian Cardinal career retrospective 😂 thanks for the variety in players you make videos on
@ianwood9771Ай бұрын
Hey Skid could u do Brendan Haywood. I watched him in high-school. I'm a huge Carolina fan and he was a good nba player. Thanks and love the channel