I’m convinced the sharpest thing known to mankind is Jalen Rose’s hairline🔥 he neva lacking

@228allday

2 жыл бұрын

Steve Harvey was the first tho

@eduardomartinez7648

2 жыл бұрын

Fax💯

@woke49

2 жыл бұрын

ofn

@gregnavarro2892

2 жыл бұрын

Dats fab five shit frfr

@JayJ95X

2 жыл бұрын

He was lacking during the lockdowns

Jalen Rose was definitely a solid player in his prime, he smoked the Lakers in that Game 5. But Rik Smits guarding Shaq was barbecue chicken.

@RennWickam

2 жыл бұрын

Anyone guarding Shaq was lol. Just 1 year later DPOY Dikembe Mutombo got decimated by the Big Diesel too

@josefmayores5358

2 жыл бұрын

@@RennWickam not anyone ben Wallace can gaurd the big fella one on one

@Ehh-nx7nk

2 жыл бұрын

@@josefmayores5358 it was more of a team effort, they did a full court press the whole game to make shaq have to step out of the paint. Also Kobe was being selfish. But Ben probably defended him better than anybody ever tho

@rayw8363

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ehh-nx7nk You spittin facts, it was definitely a strategy and team effort there. Ben Wallace was excellent no question though, I’d probably put older Sabonis slightly above Ben Wallace though… He stifled the MVP “I will eat your children” Shaq in that 2000 WCF.

@mrmacross

2 жыл бұрын

@@rayw8363 Yeah, teams that had multiple talented, physical big men could slow down Shaq. No individual player, though, could wing it alone. Indiana also had Dale Davis to help, but one of those two guys fouled out in games 1-4 and Smits had five in both games 5-6. You had to guard prime Shaq by committee.

He should've been an NBA All-Star instead of Dale Davis in 2000 imo.

He was way colder than people remember. He could run point. He had a post game. He just wasn’t that athletic

@dusk6159

2 жыл бұрын

Reggie Miller owes a lot to his teammates but people don't know that prime Jalen Rose was actually one of the main ones.

@onlyrog5

2 жыл бұрын

Bad defense.

@RobertsLyric

2 жыл бұрын

@@onlyrog5 I was talking about his pros since the video is HOW GOOD

I started following hoops because of Fab Five. Their story on 30 for 30 is mandatory for any basketball fan. So good. Detroiters ALWAYS have an "us against the world" mentality. Jalen is one of us.

@dennisrobbins7857

2 жыл бұрын

Good comment

I remember seeing him play in the Finals on the Pacers I remember thinking, " damn that dude is smooth AF!"

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

Many people didn't know that the Pacers were even in the finals because Jordan stopped playing and people stopped watching basketball for a while.

I think someone made a video about it, and most of Kobes 81 points weren't on Rose at all, not that it really matters for his legacy, but it's interesting the dude who actually defended Kobe the most on those shots got a little lucky and never got trash talked for it

@vittiriowashington5211

2 жыл бұрын

Morris Peterson

@KB-qk1ic

2 жыл бұрын

Because Rose was the borderline Allstar and star player on his team. MO Pete was the shooter

@miksxramos

2 жыл бұрын

Mo Pete

@williefaulker

2 жыл бұрын

"an entertaining lie is better than the Truth"

@timszysteelz5907

2 жыл бұрын

Jmxyhigheroller made that video

He was very good when played correctly. 20+5+5 guy in his prime. I remember when he and Reggie got 40 a piece in the finals... rivals what Curry and Klay does these days. very good player. respect.

@Mystery_Man84

Жыл бұрын

That was in 2000 against Philly

@therealjhill6

Жыл бұрын

💯

My neighbors named their firstborn Jalen after Rose and 2nd was Travis after Travis Best…. We love our Pacers.

“Did you know that Jalen Rose popularized the name ‘Jalen’” As someone who’s name is JayLin, that’s exactly how I got my name. 😆

@triggatroy6839

2 жыл бұрын

My bm named my son Jaylen and i hate it. Too many interpretations of one fucking name 😤😂

@MrZahsome

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you could say that the name "rose" in popularity 😁

@Jay984

2 жыл бұрын

Was named after him, thank God. My Mom originally wanted to name me Cory or Raphael bruh I'd be sick if my name was Raphael, no disrespect to the Raphaels out there

@raphaeljoseph6952

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jay984 Raphael is quite unique, my man!!! I'm loving it

@Jay984

2 жыл бұрын

@@raphaeljoseph6952 I’m sure it is bro lol just not for me, wouldn’t flow wit my last name imo 😂

This man's hairline alone should tell you why he's a legend no matter his stats

still waiting for the day Andy does that "How good was Mike Miller actually?" video , i know i've said that a lot on Andy's videos but he was really a helluva sixth man and combo guard, and a great spot up shooter from 3 point range, he was just amazing

@justinterry7853

2 жыл бұрын

Lol chill

@gregnavarro2892

2 жыл бұрын

How good was Andre Miller... really??🤔🙄😉

@akarkasimankh1310

2 жыл бұрын

💯💯 We need it!

@sakamoto8354

2 жыл бұрын

Really can't wait for Andy to really make this happen lol

@tranewreck123

2 жыл бұрын

he was ight

Larry Bird brought out the best version of Jalen Rose. It's a shame that Bird had to retire from coaching with his health problems. Seeing Bird coach Stephen Jackson, Jermaine O'Neal, and Ron Artest would have been interesting. I think that Bird would have really appreciated those guys and maybe the Pacers would have been more successful.

@dennisrobbins7857

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@philipaguila6202

5 ай бұрын

💯

@LamarcusMassey-eo1lp

24 күн бұрын

Any one remember he said he was a Isiah Thomas fan and Thomas didn't like him he didn't like Bird and Bird helped him.

This guy was the main scorer on my pistons team in Live 2003

Better than average…. Jalen rose needs way more credit one of the smoothest left hand players out there. Also seemed like almost nobody save the Detroit pistons in 04 liked playing for Larry brown

@nathanlawson313

2 жыл бұрын

Except Darko.

Can we get a “How good was Corey Maggette actually” next?

@marivswrldgaming

2 жыл бұрын

Corey maggette...... Really? I mean he wasn't trash but he wasn't that good either

@cksmokepack2355

2 жыл бұрын

Word bro that’s a good one

@nbabackcourtmedia

2 жыл бұрын

@@marivswrldgaming he was pretty good

@marivswrldgaming

2 жыл бұрын

@@nbabackcourtmedia he didn't really make an all star team at least once, he was balling I know but he never really played in an all star level in his career once, best Corey maggette was clippers when he would average 18 - 19 a game then would jump from team to team... That's pretty much it, not worthy of a Andy hoops mention

@nbabackcourtmedia

2 жыл бұрын

@@marivswrldgaming ok so he wasn’t an all star, still a really good and often forgotten player that I personally would like to hear about.

Finally someone shines light on Jalen Rose. People didn't know that this man was a baller! He was actually the best player in the Pacers

He was a fan favourite in Toronto…I thought he was underrated…thanks Andy love your content…peace

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

Toronto didn't have much talent after Carter left. Jalen Rose was basically a shooter and past his prime by that point in time

Love to see videos like this on the more underappreciated NBA players. Would really love to see a "How good was Mike Bibby actually" and Shareef Abdur-Rahim sometime. Both were very underrated imo.

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

You're the only other person to call out the most underrated player in the NBA. Shareef Abdul Rahim. His stats are better than Rasheed Wallace.

@HerculesRockefeller91

2 жыл бұрын

@@younglove3362 yeah man, Reef was an amazing player. I'm from Vancouver and he was our star player. I'm glad he made at least one all star appearance but had he played on some better teams I think his career would have been way different.

Thankyou Andy for answering the question that keeps me up at night

Man, I love these type of Andy's videos. Literally everything he says if facts, and he always keeps it real and gives props to the players though. Keep going my man🔥💪

It’s a good day when Andy Hoops uploads

Andy Hoops just keeps delivering the content

One of Detroit's greatest. Salute to the legend. Love how he reps our city

Excellent video Andy. Thanks.

Andy is the best sports youtuber out there. Hands down. Only he can make must watch videos when the season hasn’t even started yet.

He and Chris Webber are the most successful members of the Michigan “Fab 5” in NBA history.

@dwadeisthegoat2020

2 жыл бұрын

Juwan Howard was an all star assistant coach for Miami during the big 3 era and is the current coach for Michigan he is way more successful than jalen

@JakeFLM

2 жыл бұрын

Nahh Juwan Howard has All Star and All NBA nods

@KB-qk1ic

2 жыл бұрын

Juwan Howard. Rose kept his name relevant with his analyst gig and being on ESPN all of the time. Howard was on the all rookie team, an Allstar and all nba. Rose had a bigger role when his team went to the finals, but Howard is the only player from the fab 5 with rings

@mrmacross

2 жыл бұрын

@@KB-qk1ic I think you can make the argument that as the leading scorer on a team that made it to the Finals and had a chance to win it all, Jalen's peak accomplishments are more significant than Juwan Howard's All-Star and 3rd-team All-NBA nod for a losing team that missed the playoffs.

@nathanlawson313

2 жыл бұрын

Rob Plinka was on fab five too. Now VP of Lakers

can you do a video about Tom Chambers? or Danny Ainge from Player to GM

Can we get “How good was Drazen Petrovic actually” next?

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

He already did a video of him.

Love your content

I didn’t realize I needed this

My first Bulls jersey was actually Jalen Rose!

Great video

a very truly unexpected video tho , it was a "how good was x player actually" video but not the one i was really surprised to see , but nonetheless a good video from Andy

I didnt know he was that good. Thank you for this video I am in shock rnz

wainting on the day you drop a how good was Andy video

As a major Bulls fan growing up I was a huge Jalen Rose fan when he was traded to the bulls.

Jalen was a dawg!! Always was a big time player made for the spotlight. He would've thrived in today's "position-less" NBA

0:18 Ye the number one motivation speaker (Eric Thomas) said he names his son Jalen because of his Michigan days

Interesting to learn he single handedly is the reason other kids became named Jalen is pretty cool

thx andy

Larry Brown clashing with a star player? Why does that sound familiar?

@nathanlawson313

2 жыл бұрын

Larry Brown = Rondo Can't get along with anyone

Can you do a video on Chris Mullin, nobody did a video on how good Mullin is

Jalen Rose was a dope hooper a 6 foot 8 versatile player on offense who could do some of everything on.offense. He still holds the Denver Nuggets rookie assists record. Prime example of players career being impacted by who the coach is whom you play with and who controls the narrative about you. Confidence is key and he a Midwest hooper

The 80s Dallas Mavericks that made the WCF and took the Showtime Lakers to 7 games need a video. How good was Mark Aguirre actually lol

It so weird when u mention "rose" with a different picture lmao

I'd love to see a "How good was Hedo Turkoglu actually"

Hmm, how about how GOOD was Larry Bird? Not him as a player, but him in the front office (Coach, GM, etc.)

Wow it all makes sense now about the lack of small forward talent in the early 2000s NBA. There just weren’t any star forward wings during that time. Some might say TMac but he was mostly a SG during that era and wasn’t a SF until he came to Houston. The game was definitely slower and big man oriented back then. It wasn’t until LeBron when we got a superstar small forward

@mike04574

2 жыл бұрын

Same for the 90s

@callmekobe..4onmeeee862

2 жыл бұрын

Vince Carter?

@bobbysmoove4796

2 жыл бұрын

@@callmekobe..4onmeeee862 yeah he’s probably the only exception

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

Shawn Marion, Peja Stojakovic, Paul Pierce, Jamaal Mashburn. Come on man, there were 3's and even all around 4's. KG, Gasol, Malone, and Rasheed Wallace come to mind first while thinking about it.

@velcapitan

2 жыл бұрын

@@younglove3362 exactly... But I get the video creators point because I never felt that Jalen Rose was a PG.

It’s so crazy because I graduated from his high school in 2021

Yeah part of the Michigan Wolverines too, great team

as a Pacers fan, I'd say alright but not as good as the expectations.

That’s my favorite sport personality

tht boy to clean!!! off the court maybe more then on! my boy!

You should do mark price next

If he had Bird as his coach from day 1, he would have put up crazy numbers. He is still my favorite player in that era.

I always views Jalen as “the guy who’s avg n always got something to prove” n has nice moments when it happens.

A truly unexpected video.. In a good way!!

We dont talk about the fact that this guy has his own robot clone??👁

Besides being a really good scorer n player he's probably the most famous role player in nba history outside the sport he was in alot of hip hop videos back in the 00's

Born and raised in Indy. When we traded Jalen I was so pissed lol. He gave u the business in Toronto every time he played us.

You should do Cutino Mobley next

Do Ben Gordon next

Do a “How Good was George Gervin” video

do a video on how good the indiana pacers on 1998

he part of fab five..he was famous from day 1

Jaylen Brown next video Andy Hoops 🙏🙏🙏

He was inconsistent. Even in his peak in Chicago and Indiana, Jalen Rose was a guy who could drop an efficient 30 point one night and then disappear the next game.

TIL that Jalen was 6’8”. I feel like he always exerted short guard energy so I always thought he was around 6’2” lol.

Jalen Rose was a beast 💪 back in his prime....

No question Jalen Rose singlehandedly made the name "Jalen" more popular as we get to see more players like Jalen Brunson. Yeah he didn't become an All-Star but he corralled a really good career.

No one : Thumbnail : *really Andy?*

Jalen was a good player, he ALWAYS had outstanding teams that he played on. His senior year at Southwestern High School that entire roster went D1. In college much of the same, he played with a ton a talented players. It was a different role in the pros, he rarely had the opportunities to play Jalen Rose basketball. The NBA disrespected him as a player because of the pride that he had within himself. Jalen NEVER had to be humble because his high school and college teams were SO GREAT.

Feels so empty without the trumpet intro

I genuinely had no idea Jaylen Rose was 6'8". that kind of blew my mind.

People forget how great he actually was

Can you do one on Molly?

He was smooth. And he was 6-7. He was a lefty and he could about do it all. I think he would have been a bigger star if he played today

Can you do Jerry Stackhouse?

@nathanlawson313

2 жыл бұрын

Good one. I was there when he dropped 57 on Bulls. Chicago crowd started cheering for him

Good enough to get the Pacers Ron Artest

Jalen was crafty, he hustled and maximized his skills, much like he has maximized his opportunities since he retired.. gets on my nerves at times, but he's authentic..

My 2 cent. Jalen Rose ceiling, in his prime was CJ McCollum

I'm not a Kobe apologist in the least. I get annoyed when people say Kobe should've won MVP in 2000 because of his game 4 heroics. Still, I have to point out that Kobe's per-game numbers in the 2000 Finals look bad because Rose took out his ankle and Kobe finished game 2 with only 2 points in 8 minutes played. If you removed game 2, Kobe averaged 19 ppg that series. On top of that, Kobe's ankle was injured badly enough that he missed the rest of game 2 and all of game 3, so I'm going to assume his numbers would've been even better if Rose didn't injure Kobe. (BTW, the fact that the Lakers won game 2 despite essentially not having Kobe seems to be worth pointing out to the guys who only look at game 4).

Just like Kenny Smith. Famous for being on tv rather than there actual NBA career.

ayo when the jalen names were spiking it was during the early 00s which obv means a whole lotta jalens boutta be drafted into the nba rn, which is true (we got jalen green, jalen suggs, jalen harris etc). how interesting.

Do Brandon Roy next !!

@nathanlawson313

2 жыл бұрын

He's right up there with D.Rose and Grant Hill for, what ifs. Prime D.Wade level player before injuries.

@BigPercNowitzki

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathanlawson313 facts bro Brandon Roy was a real demon

jalen Rose was a very a good player in college and pros.

Have you made How good was Ryan Anderson actually?

1:11- Wolverine vs Wolverine

I remember there was a game which both Jalen and Reggie dropped 40 each on their opponent

False swipe gaming reference?

When he said confidence was never lacking with J Rose it's been that way I went to the same high school as him and seen him just wondering the hall ways just chilling during basketball practice and somebody ask why he wasn't practicing with the team he said who me practice with them. 🤣🤣🤣 #Southwestern #Prospestors

Can lie...20 years I was trying to come up with a name for my son and I was watching sports center and they were showing NBA highlights and well my sons name, while spelled just tad different, is Jaelen.

Yesssir

Indiana Pacers Jalen Rose was really good hell even underrated at that time

2 championship games at Michigan

My son is 19 yrs old an I named him after Jalen Rose 😂

How good is Jalen Rose’ barber actually tho? dude always got the freshest fade in the world

My name is Jalen and i was born in 2005

"he bloomed beautiful" - well, his name is Rose after all :)

@younglove3362

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you could say he "rose" above it all? ........I'll see myself out now.

@realsciencerhythm

2 жыл бұрын

@@younglove3362 👍🏻