I want Bron to explain that stare down jumper and how it can't be stopped 😂

@justin-rm9vu

Ай бұрын

Facts

@JaysPlaylists

Ай бұрын

😭😭😭

@darkmatter...369

Ай бұрын

The le fuck you yes we need to know 😂😂

@GiveXavierSpace

Ай бұрын

That’d definitely be a top basketball video clip. That needs to be talked about by Lebron ASAP

@SkeeloHendrix

Ай бұрын

Lmaoooo HE CANT SPILL THE BEANS BUT HE DO GOT A SPELL ON THE BALL

Seeing that footage has me feeling ancient! Look at that quality! 😂

@Megatron797

Ай бұрын

@okaybih990it was twenty years ago.. an entire scholastic lifetime for most people.

@jly911

Ай бұрын

@@Megatron797 doesn't change the fact that the quality was already good back then.. these youtube clips are just reduced from re-recording

@qualinteranzy7948

Ай бұрын

Man shit look like it's 1950s😂

@qualinteranzy7948

Ай бұрын

​@okaybih990 bro look at the other footage of his 2003 games its all blurry asf lol

@SoSikWitIt

Ай бұрын

@@qualinteranzy7948 thats because like he said its re recorded go to nba TV and watch there old 2000s games or even 90s and the quality is top notch

Imagine if JJ and LeBron played together. Their games would’ve meshed so well

@SolaceMcfly

Ай бұрын

i would've loved this back door passes to JJ, Lebrom crazy passes to JJ curling off a screen, JJ randomly throwing a lob on a fast break lol

@Al-ph6gl

Ай бұрын

He would've had a longer career

@BroCoolFire

Ай бұрын

Woulda been deadly

@luf4rall

Ай бұрын

LeBron did play with Kyle Korver who's role was kind of similar.

@seanmccormick6715

Ай бұрын

@@luf4rallnot the same basketball IQ though

They way how they complete each other line of thought is so interesting… that’s chemistry right there

@user-by4kb4we9h

Ай бұрын

No it isn't. LeBron is great at repeating him right after. He watches his lips.

@ImpulsiveWandering

Ай бұрын

its cute. GG Redick wasnt the greatest basketball player so he references all the playmaking moves and coaching strats, which Lebron is highly IQ'd and remembers every single one referenced.

This probably the best basketball convos ever on KZread

@LEGENDTVEE

Ай бұрын

OMG they just going over history. It's good not that deep tho bro, RELAX Gil has had much better convos on running 1-4 low and why. Or the NBA subbing convos, or his NBA training convos RELAX

@Oldasianguy

Ай бұрын

​@@LEGENDTVEEyou lose all credibility for liking Gil. Gil just says racist stuff and creates controversy

@LEGENDTVEE

Ай бұрын

@@Oldasianguy lol facts can't lose credibility... That's aside from the point, you reaching... Take what's useful and discard the rest... Get your thoughts up, he obviously distracting you

@Ervcurveetc.

Ай бұрын

@@LEGENDTVEEgil says a lot of questionable shit

@LEGENDTVEE

Ай бұрын

@@Ervcurveetc. Bra stop mixing feelings with the facts. Questionable shit aside. He can tell you what the work looks like to become a star player, look at his son ... We are talking basketball IQ and conversations and what it takes. He has delivered that on point. The other stuff is the other stuff, don't mix the sweet with the vinegar.. come on guys piece your life together with the things that actually make sense and work time tested. This man gave the game on what Kobe did to become great period. Nothing can discredit that. Hell you live long enough everyone you love/like will say questionable skit lol... Grow off the facts not the feelings... Come join LegendTVee and get this game Brodie

I don’t care what anyone says 40k points is legendary AF

@PbjayPbjay

Ай бұрын

No1 can hate n THAT!

@ShaqattackShaqattack

Ай бұрын

I think some 1 will hate

@moneymoney3235

Ай бұрын

Whiling being #4 in assist is wild too

@PressureFlipperZ

Ай бұрын

@@ShaqattackShaqattack 🤨

@PressureFlipperZ

Ай бұрын

@@moneymoney3235 mind blowing 🤯

Could you imagine a team now drawing up a play to get a 17 footer? That coach would be fired.

@Gyjtrdfhj

Ай бұрын

Crazy how analytics changed the game forever

@cvnyouseeit

Ай бұрын

They’ll treat em like Doc is on the queue that’s for dam sure 😭

@mohamedelmi5462

Ай бұрын

It is a loss. Every basket can't be a 3

Lifetime Cleveland sports fan here: I still HATE Hedo Turkoglu to this day because of that Magic team in the late 00's.

@byrdgotti1040

Ай бұрын

An Rashad didn’t miss in the ecf then tested positive for ped that same summer smh

@pcharl01

Ай бұрын

​@@byrdgotti1040i thought it was the summer after they lost to the Celtics the next season.

@ends15

Ай бұрын

​@pcharl01 it was. Then Cleveland boys just still mad we killed them that series. If it wasn't for that lucky lebron shoot in game 2 they would've got swept. Imagine complaining about PED while defending Lebron 😂

@byrdgotti1040

Ай бұрын

A simple google search gentleman 2009 besides bron bought one back to the city so we gucci

@ends15

Ай бұрын

@@byrdgotti1040 Rashard got suspended on 2010 for peds

Thanks Bron for putting on for Akron Ohio, we love u and been here for the whole journey! It’s been amazing! BIG RESPECT 🫡

@randyt700

Ай бұрын

Don't forget the other great that help put Akron on the map, Steph curry.

@clintholt563

Ай бұрын

@@randyt700Steph doesn’t care about akron

@anasshahid224

Ай бұрын

Facts 💯🫡

@Dreamteam-bq2xq

Ай бұрын

@@randyt700 curry wasn’t raised in Akron lol he doesn’t contribute to our community at all we were raised with lebron we played pee wee football and basketball on the same teams fr

I've watched that Magic and Cavs series in 09 multiple times for nostalgia reasons. It was clear Cleveland did not prepare for Orlando and Lebron damn near willed them past. The buzzer-beater he hit in game 2 with Gundy shrugging like what else could they have done to stop this man. Lebron was on a mission and I believe they beat LA if they beat Orlando. We have seen plenty of athletic guys come into the league, but none match 09 Lebron. How many small forwards could block prime Dwight Howard in NBA history at the rim? I still wish Lebron and Kobe met in the finals and it is the greatest miss in NBA history. Also crazy how JJ went underutilized until he went to the Clippers.

detectives need to hire JJ for being able to recognize those players in that cctv footage

@Yungbeck

Ай бұрын

bro said "ENHANCE"

@anasshahid224

Ай бұрын

Facts

That late 2000s Orlando Magic team was so futuristic with it's spacing: Dwight Howard Rashard Lewis Hedo Turkoglu JJ Redick Jameer Nelson. Michael Pietrus, Keith Bogans off the bench.

It’s great reading majority of these comments, people are discussing the game of basketball 💯💯

@uncleiroh7967

Ай бұрын

I urge you to look out for people who will find a way to hate on LeBron. It's disturbing

@davidlamar2806

Ай бұрын

I realized that too. If it’s first takes comments it would be nothing but ignorance and and assumptions nobody can prove if right or wrong

Bron has really spent at least a whole season playing every position. By far the most complete player ever There is nothing he cant do

@worm3654

Ай бұрын

like your mom

@TransKidsMafia

Ай бұрын

I’m from the future: after Silver cashes in on Lebron he stops covering up. Huge PeD scandal ensues. Lebron then comes out as trans

@monifamuyide2324

Ай бұрын

Not Center, unless I’m mistaken

@007kazi

Ай бұрын

@@monifamuyide2324played center when Russ was there

@MistahUnknown

Ай бұрын

@@monifamuyide2324 You're mistaken

The shot that started the career of the GOAT. It's crazy seeing Bron still put on incredible performances at the age of 39. Mind blowing stuff.

@pierredorsey7983

Ай бұрын

You're at 23 likes so I won't like but I like

@2Big4Film

Ай бұрын

honestly, I expect that. Once you get the ball rolling you should never let it slow down ... Just keep at it. He could play till 50 and should not look at the numbers of years or minutes, only to how he feels and what his body is saying. So keep working out and it wont end anytime soon.

@Carmelo-dame.time-Anthony

Ай бұрын

Yessir, top 5 all time player for sure💪🏽

@rangergaming8316

Ай бұрын

​@@pierredorsey7983 well it's no longer at 23 likes so you can like now but appreciate it.

@rangergaming8316

Ай бұрын

​@@2Big4Film I agree, I think we should appreciate the fact that he's been doing it for so long but at the same time we shouldn't say that he should retire just because he's played for so long. Guys like Vince Carter played 22 seasons and he was nowhere close to where LeBron is right now when he was reaching the end of his career.

JJ Reddick be looking like Kevin Smith with that white hat backwards 😂

100% agreed on the Suns playing a role, thought of Nash and Amare running pick and roll while Barbosa slid on the corner 3. Nash himself was so hard to guard, he practically created space wherever he went on the court due to his unpredictability and control and IQ. Watching the floor open up like this showed the league how far you can go without a dominant paint big, and run smaller with pace and space.

Bless JJ’s heart because he’s trying his hardest to make this a “LeBron AND JJ” show and not a “LeBron being interviewed by JJ show” because he’ll awkwardly add his tidbits during the show even tho his knowledge is as valuable.

@michaelj9277

Ай бұрын

His knowledge definitely isn’t AS valuable, or there wouldn’t even be the situation you just described.

@syberdieforlove

Ай бұрын

I also think Lebron is not great in terms of explaining what he's thinking or what he means.

@brah2K

Ай бұрын

@@michaelj9277jjs knowledge arguably more valuable as hes a white guy with extremely limited athletic abilities who had a 15 year nba career. Lebron is a 1 of 1, nobody can really relate

@QGuides

Ай бұрын

You made that up or you haven’t watched the whole thing. JJ is in clear command of this conversation.

@cbhooped

Ай бұрын

You’re reading too much into this lol This is exactly how he “interviews” people on his own podcast. He doesn’t care if it sounds like an “interview”. He even talked about how important it is to know your role on a basketball team and know who the most important player is. Silly to think that he doesn’t know it’s the same case here.

I miss the midrange, back when someone hitting a three was exciting

Rashard Lewis at the 4 was a cheat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Bron calling Paul Pierce “Pee Pee” cracks me up. A subtle Jab at his fake Willis Reed game.

Bron didn’t just call Paul Pierce, PP 😂😂

@Milehigh_

Ай бұрын

Poop poop lol

The Magic vs Cavs series probably pisses off LeBron more than any other because it was his chance to go against Kobe in the finals

@hiiipwrd4867

Ай бұрын

You say this like Kobe ain’t blew the opportunity getting swept by the Mavericks… Mind you they were back to back defending champs

@michaelvance4492

Ай бұрын

Kobe and Bron had 5 seasons to make that matchup happen

I'm such a huge fan of LeBron James it's sad to see an era end

@7770robi

Ай бұрын

What do you mean end, the ninja still playing and will be for a few more years

@vidu635

Ай бұрын

@@7770robistill balling too 😂😂

@hurt4alleternity

Ай бұрын

Lakers big game tonight, he ain't gone yet man

@isaiah6712

Ай бұрын

@@7770robiI’m sure he’ll be done by the end of the 2024-2025 season, maybe the end of the 2025-2026 season at the latest

@Gbalvin3

Ай бұрын

@@7770robi if u haven't heard him in a interview he's doesn't have much time left and thinking of retiring

I used to give mfs hell with Rashard Lewis and Jameer Nelson! That Magic team was niiiice!

@788lakers

Ай бұрын

However, both of them lied Jameer was hurt that whole series so both of them are creating a false narrative to make excuse on why James failed. They lost because James has always been subpar in the final minutes

Spacing changed for him when he developed his post game and footwork, practicing the playmaker role helped with evovling his game. 40,000 points🦁👑

@S-TierIguess

Ай бұрын

😂 you mean when he developed a consistent jumper

AWSOME POD 🔥🔥

That Magic team transported to the league today would be amazing

Underrated jump shooter. If u let media tell it bron came in like Giannis

@ALONZOHARRIS2020

Ай бұрын

Yea it's a joke lol Lebrons always had a decent jumpshot

@DurellPowell

Ай бұрын

​@@ALONZOHARRIS2020he was just streaky

Rashard Lewis Hedu Turkoglu JJ Jameer inside out from Dwight was so fun to watch

Spacing changed much earlier than this though it was not full time. I mean think of the Rockets teams and they played around Hakeem with Horry at the PF spot and surrounding him with shooters. The same thing happened with Shaq. If you are talking a 5 wide system that began much later when bigs like Joker, Embid, etc or even Warriors with Green at the 5 when he could shoot decently from 3 and do some ball handling.

@oaklandsoldier8520

Ай бұрын

I think it really changed with Stoudamire and Steve Nash

@zennihilator3724

Ай бұрын

Right, the blueprints were there in the 90s, you could see some coaches experimentating with run and gun smallball basketball already in that period, but it was very primitive and mostly utilized to push the pace, not so much to optimize space in the half court... I think that was in large part due to the fact that there just weren't enough players at the time that could really punish teams from the 3PT line consistently. And the players weren't really being taught to play basketball in that manner anyway... It took until like the mid 2000s for long distance shooting to improve to a point where you could reliably count on a two or three players on a team to knock that 3PT shot down consistently, of course, bonus points if you were near 7 foot, cause then you also took the opposing rim protector out of the paint. So yeah, by the mid 2000s, you already start seeing the proto-modern pace & space offense with the Phoenix Suns. You just needed a team that had all the right pieces on the roster that playing any other style didn't really make sense. You had Marion and Boris Diaw who were basically versatile enough to play 3 positions, a lot of outside shooters and a GOAT level playmaker in Nash... Then you had the Warriors who beat a 67-win Dallas team in 2007 by playing lineups like Baron Davis, Monta Ellis, Jason Richardson, Stephen Jackson, Mikael Pietrus, Matt Barnes, Al Harrington... with Biendris being their only Center who played less than 20 min per game. Around that time it became really obvious that having basically two 7-footers in the game at the same time was overkill and that offenses run much better with only one Center and another taller wing that can play on the perimeter (like Shawn Marion, Diaw, Rashard Lewis etc.) so Boston and LA put Garnett and Gasol at Center and dominated the league in the late 2000s, so then it only made sense for Miami to play Bosh at Center too. And this is where i think OKC failed at the time. The were clear title contenders in 2011-2013 but kept playing Perkins and Ibaka for some reason with Russ there who was a poor shooter himself. They should've just put Ibaka at 5 (With Collison as the backup 5), KD at 4 and brought some wing defenders/shooters. And they'd be unstoppable.

Mavs with Nash were precursor to Suns with Nash because Nowitzki could stretch it at the 4. Actually, if you look back, a lot of championship teams could play 4 out. One of the reasons Horry has so many championships is because he allowed Lakers and Rockets to do it. Pistons became really good when the picked up Rasheed. Duncan and KG didn’t have a three ball but they could spread it too.

Love this.. but respectfully the production needs work. Audio, cameras, lighting all need lacking a little. Especially the audio, seems like there's strong denoise on JJ

You will never find better basketball talk than this. This is legendary.

You can tell that these two are genuinely friends, not just coworkers

I remember that series as a CAVS fan. Orlando offense was crazy.

The pod we all needed but didn’t know!! Tyty.

these guys really feeding us 11 minute previews man this podcast goated

@matthewglover8804

Ай бұрын

11 minutes ain't a preview bro,it's a whole video 🤣 all love 🙌🫡

I like this new content! Liked!

Thank you Lebron completely agree The Magic with the stretch 4 Radahrd Lewis and Hedo point forward

I love this. Pure basketball talk with thoughtful explanations.

Shit, this podcast is probably the best one already. Someone should make a tier list of every player podcast.

They both have incredible memories.

Man love these talks. Love it. 🙏🏽🐐

I love watching masters of their craft talk intelligently about what they do. They speak to each other with so much respect, yet they are also innately competitive men. Fascinating stuff.

Like how Lebron says "Mm-hm" every 5 seconds to make JJ Reddick feel good about himself.

I Believe It Started With The *06 Seattle SuperSonics* & Translated To That *Orlando Squad* 💯

@folkdude01

Ай бұрын

For me, when the Sonics had Brent Barry they were like a cheat code in 2K and Live back in the day. Him, Ray, Rashard, and Vladamir Radmanovic with Ridnour, my OG AD (Antonio Daniels), and Flip Murray. Calvin Booth and Jerome James protecting the paint. That was the 3 point swish all day squad.

Couldn't obtain higher quality footage? Anyone know anyone at the NBA? 😏

That Turkoglu imitation was hilarious!!

I remember watching the Cavs vs the Magic that series. Being impressed that the Magic surrounded Dwight Howard with shooters, then also wondering why the Cavs never surrounded Lebron with shooters because it seemed like it was so obvious if he had more spacing that team so much better smh

"Spacing" was the Hallmark of the 1995 Houston Rockets with Rudy Tomjonovich as Head Coach, who swapped Otis Thorpe for Clyde Drexler, thus sliding Robert Horry into the "4". Olajuwon now became a low post scoring threat in isolation in the paint, while being a facilitator of the ball to slashers (Drexler, Elie, Horry) or shooters (Cassel and Smith) at the same time. This created a crazy mismatch for the Orlando Magic in the 1995 Finals, thus leading to Houston's repeat championship. The Orlando Magic with SVG and Dwight Howard had the exact same type of personnel on the floor in 2009, but we're geared to making 3 point shooting a greater staple on offense. The SVG Magic had their starters take nearly 20 3pt shots a night, with Alston, Reddick, Pietrus and others taking 3pt shots off the bench. Dwight being a Monster could dominate the paint to vacuum up any missed shots on the offensive glass.

Dallas changed floor spacing, they also perfected the in and out

Listening to him say old names makes it really click how long he's been great

The 09 playoffs was the blueprint. He’s right I remember thinking while watching that series why don’t all teams just shoot like that lol

I can’t wait for you guys to break down 2018 Bron

This is a good podcast 😊

7:58 I’m so curious who he looked over at, after he said he was pissed 👀

JJ bring Turk on! We need a Epic JJ ep with Turk!! Part 1 and Part 2 stop playing

Highlights how underrated the 08-10 Lakers are. One of the most versatile teams ever while playing 2 7ft bigs 😭

now imagine mj or benard king, or bird playing without 3 guys in the paint clogging it.

@allan3364

Ай бұрын

Can’t. Because nobody could shoot lol. MJ, King, and Bird already had the luxury of having the illegal defense rule where a defender has to stand above the free throw line if the guy he’s guarding is above the 3pt line - even if it’s Luc Longley lol. Offense was a lot easier back then because you couldn’t double before the catch nor play zone.

@S-TierIguess

Ай бұрын

@@allan3364facts on facts

@michaelvance4492

Ай бұрын

They'd have to change their game entirely to play in this era. Idk where people get that they'd somehow manage tons more points playing nowadays when we have some of the best shooters to ever touch a basketball not getting those crazy points. People will hate me for saying this and that's fine, but MJ's game today would translate to what we see with DeMar DeRozen. Mid range is nice but he's not consistent from 3 and doesn't get to the rim easily because you now have weak side help and sophisticated defensive schemes that wasn't around in Jordan's day. Jordan would have to learn to run off of screens and shoot, he'd have to utilize the pick & roll, cutters, playing out of the corner, etc. His game would not translate well to how basketball is played now

@folkdude01

Ай бұрын

I never saw BK or Bird really play but MJ yeah on TV. I feel like he kinda had solid spacing on his championship teams. Like on that second three-peat team when they'd put Rodman at the 5, Toni at the 4, Pip at the 3, MJ 2, and Kerr 1. I can't see of everyone out there on the KZread clip but from what I can see and remember that was the lineup on the Kerr game winner. Same with the Paxon game winner against Phoenix, it's MJ, Pip, Grant, Paxon, and Scott Williams who must've been out there because he was younger than Cartright. I don't remember. If it was today's game, with that same roster, Grant would be at the 5, Pip at the 4, MJ at the 3, Paxson 2, and BJ Armstrong at the 1, keep Pip running the show at his point forward spot.

Super Duper Man Dwight got me ctfu😂😂😂😂😂

I can't begin to explain or put into wordd how grateful and happy I am for this kind of show to be created for us casual and novice fans to finally have a show that teaches how complex and dynamic the game of basketball is. It makes us appreciate the players and coaches that much more. And put into prespective how difficult it really is.

I’d really like to hear bron talk about that okc team he played in the finals with harden Russ and kd

This podcast is so good. I wish kobe was still around for stuff like this but so happy we are getting it with Bron. These guys' intelligence is on a different planet when it comes to this game.

LeBron Acknowledging Deloitte is crazy

Crazy to how much the game has changed since 03

I slightly disagree with the King. I think the Steve Nash 04, 05 era Suns was when the spacing changed.

@melissawilliams6324

Ай бұрын

You think you know more than Lebron when it comes to basketball I doubt it🤔 I disagree with you

@oaklandsoldier8520

Ай бұрын

@@melissawilliams6324 ok Bud.

@folkdude01

Ай бұрын

But he's right about Marion. Marion at the 4 wasn't as scary at 3 point line like Rashard Lewis was or Rasheed Wallace was, even though Sheed still mostly played in the post.

Yo, it just hit me that Bron been playin since VHS straight through to 4K. Mans' be bringin' a whole new meanin to timeless. ⏳🏀👑💯

Longevity is hugely underrated. To be fit and motivated for this long (l know, he had injuries) deserves some recognition. Whatever else you think of the man.

As a lifelong LeBron fan (I’m from Ohio), I can say that that 2009 Orlando round was one of the toughest, most painful and frustrating series I’ve ever witnessed. It’s super interesting to hear LBJ echo that, saying that he’s never watched the series again. That says a lot for him. Also gives perspective on the dramatic move to Miami. The Cavs - LeBron - were so good all season in 2009. So good! Even Varejao, Mo Will were excellent. But the Magic were unstoppable. They countered every move, ever play. The “excellent” Cavs suddenly looked like a Junior Varsity team with 1 star player and a bunch of nobodies.

@leonardofabbri7930

Ай бұрын

And it happened the same a year later against Celtics. With the back to back MVP who got the 1# seed, unable to get finals and forced to create superteams (but he now buys useless podcasts to make us believe the first he had it wasn't, in fact he mocked Dirk after game three thinking they already had the win). Thankfully he managed to get even Ray Allen, to then quitting again on his franchise once the first loss (not 1, not 2, not 3, exactly lol) happened again. Fortunately for you Cavs fans, NBA mafia rigged draft lotteries and then he and LeKlutchMafia could create another super-team to get another negative record in the finals even for his second stint and quit again when another round of this "fascinating journey" had the chance to happen elsewhere.

@10:47 onwards: that’s hilarious. Props to JJ for leading Bron into that hehehe

Knowing the entire play still then knowing it was a 17 footer is crazy

Lebron has definitely searched “Lebron James highlights” in KZread before

Bron's memory is insane. He remembers every guy on every team for every year he played.

So that ECF series they're talking about, Game 1, I remember JJ guarding Bron top of the key, 1st qrtr... Bron between the leg's 2x, left/ right, spin through weak side double at the line, into the paint, DH there, dunk finish in traffic! No highlight reel uses this clip! Including "official" NBA channels. Surprised JJ didnt bring up!

I remember brons first game... The whole sports world was watching that game.

Yo LeBron, talk about diddy's parties!

This podcast is good for the game. Very good terminologies that need to be understood

LeBron & the Los Angeles Lakers are gonna win the 2024 NBA championship.. And I don't care if anybody likes it or have a problem with it 🤷

@dgsvitoria

Ай бұрын

I'm a Laker fan and i hope you're right. But... We're not even in the top 5 favourites

@eviltwiiin

Ай бұрын

💀💀

@plnthn

Ай бұрын

He said he didn't care... It ended then & there....😅

@killersan6857

Ай бұрын

Facts lakers in 6 💪

Don Nelson with the Bucks(80's 90's), Mavs(00's), We believe Warriors doesn't get enough credit in the evolution of today's game

What I’m hearing is that the lakers should have brought Dwight back this season 😂

Detroit started it with Rasheed Wallace, but then it spread with Dwight and Rashard Lewis. Pistons figured out you can beat Shaq with a 3pt shooting 4.

The game boy graphics 😂

He started early, rookie yrs racking up points while peers wasted yrs in college, no serious injuries, when hurt, got up and walked it off, more finals more games than everyone. For those who wonder where all the extra points came from.

“I wasn’t a disciplined shooter” I didn’t put it that way but I use to say he’ll have more points once he stops taking those bad shots (and he made some). A jab step, one dribble pull up shouldn’t have you fading away every time.

@princemjbp695

Ай бұрын

Yeah that was the hero shot back then. Kobe, AI, VC, Tmac and Melo also took a lot of those inefficient long 2s.

@derrybakerjr2407

Ай бұрын

@@princemjbp695 good call! “The hero shot” I have to use that one

Ofc Bron never rewatched the magic series lol

"we all watch our own highlights on KZread" 😂😂😂😂 "we've all done it"

Tirk was wit da sh*ts low key!!

As your biggest fan , I could sit and listen to this man talk 🏀 all day

It's a shame JJ Reddick wasn't added to the offense more in Orlando definitely a worthy shooter and can hit clutch 3

How come the footage they're using is 144p?

This so refreshing listening to them talk ball it’s crazy 👌🏿💯💯💯

94 Rockets had nothing but shooters around Hakeem.

@kenneththomas5564

Ай бұрын

We done with the 90s lol

@Eat_My_Shortz

Ай бұрын

@@kenneththomas5564 We’re done with the 2000s too 😂

Im glad Lebron acknowledge his fadeaway jumper... coming into the league at 6-9, Lebron literally used to tilt backwards and shoot at the sky, making every shot a fadeaway basically lmao.

@idontknow-ym4wy

Ай бұрын

Man remember shooting with him in NBA live 09. Dam near laying down. Also everyone on live 09 on PS2 look like lebron

SVG was a good coach JVG should be coaching

Number one in points while being number four all time in assists is CRAZY

Van Gundy in Orlando exemplified spacing with dwight

After the first basket, the rest was history!

Love this pod keep it up it’s my escape from the world no cap

Respect to Bron for acknowledging early 00’s Kings greatness