69-67 in the fourth quarter. Ah, Pistons basketball.

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

DEFENSIVE basketball. As opposed to the high paced 50s and brick city 3s of today

@erickennedy3322

Жыл бұрын

@@darrengordon-hill Ya was it better , nobody was watching that it either

@Mr.Dobalina113

Жыл бұрын

@@darrengordon-hill except that the players are shooting the three at a 35.9% clip in the 2020s, which happens to be the highest ever. Average fg pct is also higher today and in recent years than at any other time since the mid 90s.

@starkk19

Жыл бұрын

@@darrengordon-hill More like turtle-paced offenses that took lots of inefficient shots

@thedude3065

Жыл бұрын

game's fun when points are EARNED

"If a coach ever felt secure in his job, it would be Rick Carlisle in 2002" Dwayne Casey has some words

@FalconPaladin

Жыл бұрын

Getting COY is the kiss of death for many coaches. Sets the expectations way too high.

@titanrifle4321

Жыл бұрын

I mean...the raptors did win right after they fired him

@kenrickeason

Жыл бұрын

@@FalconPaladin Those COTY awards are cursed.. I am going to Cosgrove channel and request this..

@enthusiastofcute

Жыл бұрын

Dwayne Casey had his team sweep yet again by a Cavs team that didn’t even have Kyrie anymore. If he could have atleast gotten a game or two he might have been safe but to get swept in the manner that they did? (The Raps that series looked broken) It was expected

@JWex-jy7sk

Жыл бұрын

Lebron: “Yeah…about that Dwayne!” 😏

In terms of important moments in the Pistons-Pacers rivalry, this is the calm before the storm.

@bcdm999

Жыл бұрын

The Palace Malice Prequel, if you will

@doriandenard5846

Жыл бұрын

Yeah..Indy was mad salty after that

@kenrickeason

Жыл бұрын

@@doriandenard5846 Yeah Indy was really salty after that.. Pistons-Pacers rivalry got overheated..

@simonhui5638

Жыл бұрын

True that

Really glad someone is finally doing a deep dive on this brief rivalry and the Prince block, it's often overlooked because of the defensive prestige of both teams.

@maxmeier532

Жыл бұрын

Can we address the irony, that someone got fired in Portland for weed?

@ripperzfx

Жыл бұрын

it's overlooked because of the malice of the palace no?

@brownflat8837

Жыл бұрын

Mind control exposed! kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmqe06qoZpu0dLw.html

@darkhobo

Жыл бұрын

@@ripperzfx that was the next year.

@ripperzfx

Жыл бұрын

@@darkhobo yeah i know but i am talking about the overall pacers pistons rivalry in the early mid 2000s

That's a top ten block all-time IMO, Prince came in with so much speed he landed in the upper deck

@leq6992

Жыл бұрын

top 10?? there are only 2 other blocks/sequences of blocks I can think of that are even in the conversation as being "best" of all time: 1) Lebron... 2) Pippen's 3 straight blocks on Charles Smith. In terms of importance, I'd rank them: 1) Lebron 2) Pippen 3) Prince But in terms of its impressiveness, Tayshaun's is the most spectacular block of all time. The dude made up 20 feet of ground in two strides, sent it 20 feet away from the basket so that no trailer could get the putback, and kept it in bounds. Incredible

@michaelh9656

Жыл бұрын

@@leq6992 good argument, well presented. I wanted to be generous lol

@eyeconqueror1185

Жыл бұрын

I’ll never forget this block. Look at the score. Points were so hard to get. That block was everything for this Pistons squad.

@iamredvision.

Жыл бұрын

Definitely I think it looked crazier than Lebron’s. Bron’s just came at a more important time. Tayshaun’s was flat out epic.

@winter9242

Жыл бұрын

@@leq6992 what about Hakeem's block on the john starks 3? It was very important since they would've gone home if he hadn't blocked it they were down 2-3 against the Knicks that game and starks was hot that game he was 5 of 9 from 3 and he got an open look

"You probably recognize this guy, he's got a unique lankiness" - literally 8 indistinguishable pixels

This era was so underrated in NBA history. Defence ruled back then and mid range jumpers were the thing and nobody done that better than the Pistons

@kevinstull8552

Жыл бұрын

Ben Wallace was a beast on defense.

@andreashley6084

Ай бұрын

Bring back this type of defense if the players are so much more skilled now, let’s see it!

A sub 70 points NBA game is the most 2000's thing I can imagine 💀

@razkable

Жыл бұрын

People didn't watch the east playoffs but my goodness the Pistons could not score...Richard Hamillton was a godsend vs the Nets and Pacers...real reason they won it all...him and big Ben....Billups winning mvp was a joke...

@aloysiushailey7954

Жыл бұрын

@@razkable That's funny because the team with the most exciting players that were dominant at that time, lost to these same Pistons in the 2004 Finals. Some of you now all you like to see is players jacking up 100 3's a game to hit 30 of them. Oh well, since you had to watch real defense being played, I guess it's our turn to watch everyone trying to be wanna bee Steph Currys.

the '04 Finals is one of my favorites. nobody thought the Pistons could do it.. I was so happy when they did.

@MrOctober44

Жыл бұрын

Not a Pistons fan but I'll always appreciate them knocking off the Lakers. It was beautiful. That whole Pistons team is underrated. Fantastic starting five

@cosmokramer1035

Жыл бұрын

The lakers had Kobe, Shaq, Karl Malone, Gary. Payton, Derek Fischer, Horace grant, Lamar Odom to name a few. I miss defense in the nba

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

Oh yea one of my Favourite all time teams is the 04 pistons. Such a well rounded starting 5 it was impeccable

@johndebono1870

2 ай бұрын

@@cosmokramer1035 Odom was on the Heat that season and the one solid long term piece that came back from the Shaq trade.* But that Pistons team is probably up there with the 2011 Mavericks and 2019 Raptors as the most fun championship fun (And I say this as a Raptors fan). *Unless you're counting getting Caron Butler being used to bring Kwame Brown to the Lakers.

Reggie is long overdue for an “Untitled” video Collapse: how Arsenal went from the Invincibles to middle of the pack Rewinder: the miracle of Istanbul Rewinder: Mario chalmers game tying shot in the national championship game Rewinder: Kirby Puckett’s walk off in game 6 Untitled: Ronaldo not winning the champions league Rewinder: 2010 World Cup final Beef history: Jalen Ramsey vs AJ green Beef history: Red Sox vs yankees Untitled: Ted Williams Rewinder: bob nystrom’s cup winning goal that kickstarted one of the greatest dynasties in NHL history Untitled: Don Nelson as a coach Collapse: how the Philadelphia flyers went from years and years of contention to mediocrity Untitled: Alan page Rewinder: Landon Donovan’s goal against Algeria Collapse: how the Wayne Gretzky oilers broke apart after winning the cup after he left The worst: game of the century, Alabama vs lsu 2011 The worst: redo of head coaching hire, Urban Meyer

@PaversPaveToThePave

Жыл бұрын

Reggie deserves an 8pts 9secs rewinder, or a beef history with Spike Lee.

@Braylon1997

Жыл бұрын

Sb nation has to do an untitled video on why Chris Paul hasn’t won an nba championship

@dalyahuntershow

Жыл бұрын

@@Braylon1997 probably waiting for his retirement for that one. Though I agree it’s inevitable at this point.

@falcon1378

Жыл бұрын

@@dalyahuntershow Unless he pulls a LeGarrette Blount or something lol.

@falcon1378

Жыл бұрын

I would say we need some new tennis content, even though its been real quiet over there, also an untitled for Philip Rivers.

I'm glad this video highlights how painful it is to be a pacers fan even when they are good

@RobChapala

Жыл бұрын

I just started it and I'm already starting to feel like crap

@MagicalBread

Жыл бұрын

As a Sharks fan, I agree.

@michaelmurphy8678

Жыл бұрын

@@RobChapala For some reason, I really didn't expect the Pacers to win this one. It was 1998 that was the crusher for me. I really thought they could beat that aging Bulls team.

@sethrawlings6237

Жыл бұрын

I fully expect Hali to be the new Reggie, and to be completely heartbroken every year in the playoffs.

@kamehousevalet

Жыл бұрын

My dude.. being a detroit fan, of any sport is hard lol

Tayshaun was always my favorite player on that pistons team. Well rounded and clutch as hell

@redman6790

Жыл бұрын

He reminds me of Mikal bridges so much. Lanky, 3&d, well rounded

@nature-kv3xe

Жыл бұрын

He is but Indy got cheated

@dusk6159

Жыл бұрын

@@redman6790 Waaay better lockdown defender and scorer though. Prince looked like a star in those Pistons years.

@StandOnBizness5

Жыл бұрын

@@nature-kv3xe How?, it was clean, and I believe Reggie even traveled 😭

@ezio_Winchester

Жыл бұрын

Big Ben is my favorite player off that team

As a basketball, Pistons, and Tayshaun Prince fan, this video made me SO happy to see in my subscriptions.

@djtrankilo231

Жыл бұрын

That Pistons squad made me afraid of them. They seemed more talented than The Bad Boys core. I'm surprised they didn't win more titles.

@wanderlustwarrior

Жыл бұрын

@@djtrankilo231 They got so close the very next year. Unfortunately, they had a collapse to the point this channel has a video on that.

@djtrankilo231

Жыл бұрын

@@wanderlustwarrior they just had to always lose to LeBron. So disappointing

@nature-kv3xe

Жыл бұрын

@@djtrankilo231 no they shouldn't very lucky

@nature-kv3xe

Жыл бұрын

@@wanderlustwarrior karma that's why

I saw Reggie Miller play at the old LA Sports Arena against the Clippers when I was 9 years old. This was probably 1991-92 season. At one point, He shot a 3, got fouled, landed on his knees and he swished it. He instantly became one of my favorite players!!

@brownflat8837

Жыл бұрын

Mind control exposed! kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmqe06qoZpu0dLw.html.

Always loved Reggie Miller, even as a Bulls fan.

@georgewilson06

Жыл бұрын

Always hated Reggie Miller, Especially as a Pistons fan.

@metalmarcadkins

Жыл бұрын

As a fellow Bulls fan I always respected Miller.

@slyfox2022

Жыл бұрын

I love Reggie Miller, as a non Knicks fan in NYC

@aymandc

Жыл бұрын

ah so ur like me. i always loved steph curry. & yes even now as a depressed Ltics fan.

@kenrickeason

Жыл бұрын

As a Hawks fan I have always respected Reggie Miller competitiveness.. Dude always played with heart..

I would love to see more of the Reggie Miller Pacers if you can. Maybe an untitled for Reggie? Or a rewind of his 8 points in 8.9 seconds?

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

Certain that exists

@justingoldman3026

Жыл бұрын

@@darrengordon-hill Don't think either exists actually. There needs to be a Reggie untitled, and the 8 points in 9 seconds would be a GREAT Rewinder...or maybe a Reggie "beef history" with the Knicks...though there was already a 30 for 30 done on that, which was terrific.

Ik it’s on KZread but y’all deserve an Emmy for this series & Collapse. Amazing as always

@javirios3107

Жыл бұрын

If they added interviews and had rights to some of the fights they should deserve an Oscar for that MMA doc.

I love every version of basketball. Steph Curry might be my all-time favorite player. But that score through a four quarter game every once in a while would be so fascinating to see here and there haha

@Tburt-mx5kg

Жыл бұрын

i lived through that era and still watch religiously today. the games back then were more intense on a regular basis then they are now. every possesion was critical, games were close and grinding. today there seem to be a lot more blowouts and wasted possessions. i understand the love for more scoring, but i prefer the intense grind.

@AC-fv7kt

Жыл бұрын

@@Tburt-mx5kg The no "D" in NBA of today makes watching the game unbearable for anyone who watched the 80's/90's NBA, especially the regular season. Guys jogging back in defense, soft man schemes. I quit watching

@Tburt-mx5kg

Жыл бұрын

@@AC-fv7kt for sure, i didnt say why i watch religiously lol. i do pretty well betting on nba games. if it wasnt for the money making it more interesting, i would probably have trouble watching it.

I'll never understand why he took three steps to cover the last 8 feet and went for a layup instead of dunking the ball.

@user-qi9bx9hb5j

Жыл бұрын

Because he was 38 years old lol father time always wins

@blancovagabundo

Жыл бұрын

He even said it himself this is when he knew he was done

@CharlesRSTJ

Жыл бұрын

Age

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

OLD

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

@@user-qi9bx9hb5j More polite/verbose than I

What's wild is, a NBA game in this century had a final score where both teams don't break 80, now both teams might have 100 at the end of 3 quarters

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

What's wild is today there's still a "DPOY" award... AD once scored 50 in an ASG - saddest most boring basketball I've watched

@mrdeebo313

Жыл бұрын

We had a like 9 game streak of keeping teams under 70 points one of those years.

The fact that Prince not only blocked it, but was smart enough to keep it inbounds for Rip to keep the possession is what makes this play so impressive 👏🏾

I remember I was watching this as a kid and thought NO WAY. Prince came outta nowhere! Legit thought it was a goaltend too

Tayshaun Prince block is one of the best defensive play i've ever seen. He's the 2nd in the Top 10 Chasedown blocks of all time behind LeBron's iconic Chasedown block in 2016 Finals.

@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx

Жыл бұрын

He’s 1st in my opinion

Man I miss this game. I get the "high scoring" stuff gets casuals blood pumping, but I always loved watching great defensive teams more.

@mattbogoshian4769

Жыл бұрын

I mean this was more about stagnant and clogged offenses in the deadball era not being able to score. Lowest pace in nba history was in the 2000s

@foxfire1112

Жыл бұрын

While the ends of these games were for sure more exciting since so many would be close, the offense of this era was terrible in comparison to modern basketball

@Slame333

Жыл бұрын

@@mattbogoshian4769 exactly. People are so nostalgic for this period of the NBA but don’t even realize that it’s bc of the defensive changes around this time (illegal defense to 3 seconds, no more hand checking) that the scoring was so low. Teams were still trying to figure out how to construct their offenses and defenses. And the quality of play suffered significantly.

I remember watching this live and I thought Reggie was going to for sure lay it up and Indiana would eventually take the game in OT, but then I witnessed the greatest block in NBA history up until LeBron's Finals block on Iggy. This entire playoff run by the Pistons was my introduction into basketball and just thinking about how the team was back then, it makes me feel so nostalgic. This Pistons team was magical and so unique, and I'm glad they get the respect they get.

"A unique lankiness" is now the only acceptable description of Reggie Miller's physique

@Pigletsyes

Жыл бұрын

Same for Prince

The reaction of Doc Rivers ("What a block!!") on commentary is equally satisfying. Doc blew his first 3-1 lead against the Piston the year prior and even he couldn't hide his reaction to such a gutsy play.

When the Pacers lost this series, I was so heartbroken for Reggie. I loved seeing that core play and I was hoping Reggie could retire in glory. Pacers haven't seemed that fun to watch ever since. Nobody mention Stephenson, PG, or Oladipo. Pacers didn't do any better with them and you could tell they hated being in Indiana.

@ryanerney223

Жыл бұрын

Literally all 3 of those guys bounced the first chance they could get

@aariesharris7894

Жыл бұрын

Stephenson has came back 8x since then lol

@ryanerney223

Жыл бұрын

@@aariesharris7894 which means he’s left 8 times too!!!

@djtrankilo231

Жыл бұрын

@@aariesharris7894 I'm surprised. I thought he'd end his career in China lol

@djtrankilo231

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanerney223 same reason I didn't care for that core. They were talented, but it's like they lacked heart. Didn't have the same drive as Reggie, O'Neal, Jackson and everyone else on that '03-04 Pacers squad

As a 5 year old kid that thought the Pistons were superheroes being from MI. Thank you! My true love for the game was cultivated through the best 5 alive. Happy to see the Pistons finally start moving in the right direction

That was a jump over the couch moment. It was like watching a sloth take flight.

I'm honestly impressed by the amount of time and effort that you put into these videos, Keep it up as always!❤️

These lowscoring pistons games are so crazy to look at from the present, even the best defensive teams nowadays still go to at least 90+.

@thelonelyphox

Жыл бұрын

I still do not understand how you defend anyone today. Just shoot away or get touched or flop. It's all win win for the offense.

@falcon1378

Жыл бұрын

@@thelonelyphox Fr, Nba needs to take a note out of FIBA's notebook, bring hand-checking and hard contests back! Players are getting much better at taking contested shots nowadays, It really shouldn't be an issue.

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

@@thelonelyphox THANK YOU!!! Steph out here grabbing 10 rebounds cos "long shot long miss" isn't proof he's a better rebounder than centers of the 90s av

@cthulhudreams1246

Жыл бұрын

A big factor is pace of play - more possessions per game now and also in the 60-70s vs the 90s.

@thebeesknees6896

Жыл бұрын

@@falcon1378 hand checking has been illegal since 1979 bringing it back changes nothing

The final scores that we used to see back then...good god. 78-74 in game 1 and 69-65 in game 6. Makes my eyes want to jump out of my face.

@Rodanguirus

Жыл бұрын

I mean, this was unusual even then. These were two top defensive teams ever. And I loved it!

One of my favourite champion teams of all time is the 04 pistons. Such a well rounded, highly skilled starting 5 in Billups, Hamilton, T Prince, Sheed, and Big Ben. All of them brought something different to that team that I don’t think any other players could replicate in the nba at that time. Billups was one the better All Around Point Guards in the league at that time, Rip was A scoring machine, T Prince was arguably one of the best 2 way players at the time (which stats don’t do him enough justice) Sheed in his prime was one of the most talented big man in the league, and Big Ben to this day is that 1 in a million type defensive player that would absolutely bruise you to bone on every play. Such a great well rounded team, they didn’t have one superstar or a super team just 5 highly skilled killers who all simultaneously perfected their craft that season

Give some love to Reggie, he had a lot of reminder moments in those ECF you mentioned! He’d be a good guy too talk about being ringless, one of the goats when it came to trash talk and competitiveness

Love, love, love these videos!! The storytelling and rewinds are so great and full of nostalgia. Especially when you can remember watching the game back in the day and jumping up and down after THE block!

Oh Reggie. This Pistons really eff up his last years. Amazing work from SB as always.

People should watch the Tayshaun Prince highlight from Kentucky when he hits 5 triples in a row. It's absolutely epic and absurd

@fardmuhammad6385

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I remembered, and I hollered when Joe D drafted him

Thanks you for doing this one a dope moment that’s not talked about enough

69-67 4 quarter, I swear the league hate the pistons and the spurs and try everything (change the rules) to make them “disappear “😂, I would love to see today “play style “ face the defense of that time. With the 3pt shooting of today I think it will be good for the league to return to early 00s rules

@jamesmarshall6619

Жыл бұрын

Except the viewership of those games was often incredibly low which is why the league doesn't want to see those games very often. Similar to the 90s in years Jordan wasn't in the Finals, ratings took noticeable dips so while it's fun to glorify the defenses of those days in reality the viewership showed fans weren't going to watch in huge numbers.

@cesarquint256

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesmarshall6619 yeah i know it, but with today 3pt shooting it could be a good balance. Out of context but it annoys me that they help perimeter players but interior players were left behind and now we have constant disrespect to the older eras.

@jamesmarshall6619

Жыл бұрын

@@cesarquint256 it's a hard balance. Too much defense it gets boring, too much three point shooting same.

@Bigedub101

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesmarshall6619 basically...2005 Finals was low viewership and that's why they didn't want another match up in 2007

@totaldesaster8696

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesmarshall6619 Too much of a good thing, especially defense (man that Rip anticipation, running past a screen was utterly utterly spectacular a thing), can only be a bad thing for casuals getting off mad dunks. Yeah, legit PoV, especially in terms of money poured into the league, but c'mon.

Thanks for keeping real journalism alive through new medias

T Prince doesn’t get enough love man, the guy was an absolute beast on both ends of the court. Although he never cracked above .9 blocks a game he was an extremely pivotal piece in that 04 pistons club, with career highs in Points, Blocks, FT%,FTs made, 2P%, FG%, and most importantly He played and STARTED in all 82 games in the regular season ontop of an impressive 23 playoff games played and started as well. In the span of 03-09 he accomplished that feature 5 times again ( in 03 he had 80/82 starts) followed by another two times in 07-08, 12-13. Guy was an absolute animal and deserves his Flowers. 4x all defensive and we’ll deserved !!!!

Wow you did it. That is amazing. I literally asked for this video like a year ago. Awesome. Thanks

Every time Detroit won the NBA finals, they have upset a smooth transition of power from the east to the west. It looked like Toronto finally took that spot, but we’ve yet to see if the pistons can put it all together again. When Lebron retires, there might be a team preventing Taytum and the Celtics from being so dominant.

@falcon1378

Жыл бұрын

I think a good contender for that would either be the Timberwolves, the suns, or Toronto like you said. Really good defensive teams with decent 3 and D players. A dark horse candidate would be the clippers, but Kawhi is getting old.

@thedude3065

Жыл бұрын

I'd be willing to put stock in Chicago, if not that I'll say the Bucks win a second within five

@maplebear6527

Жыл бұрын

Don't sleep on the Pistons young squad

@DiscGolfLeagueMVP

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, JALEN GREEN and the Houston Rockets

@aaronluna4779

Жыл бұрын

@@falcon1378 true, but I was saying that now is the perfect time for the pistons to strike. When the NBA is distracted with a power shift, Detroit is ready to pounce like a cougar onto the blind sided league. Long live the pistons. Long live Detroit. And as always, BAD BOYS!!!!!!!!! BAD BOYS!!!!!!!!!!!

Great subject, episode well done, thank you

I remember this game like it was yesterday....I had just graduated from high school...that block will forever be an all time great

Love y'all channel!

The moment took place a day after I graduated high school lol. Thanks Detroit basketball lol

Loving how much SB content there is on this amazing Pistons squad

this is the most sonically pleasing commentary ive ever heard. its like your voice was made for radio and stuff of the like

y'all are so good at your jobs. great video.

I love the "Hard work pays off Pistons" That was my squad. Detroit Basketball!

As a Jordan fan I hated Reggie when he was playing. But he gave his soul to the game. If anyone deserved a ring its him.

Really really good story telling. Possibly the best in nba youtube

Let’s gooo another Clara video

One of the greatest moments in Detroit sports history. Not like we have a lot of great moments to compete with it... 🤣

@jaybrick8973

Жыл бұрын

redwings have alot of moments lol tigers have a couple to

@mrdeebo313

Жыл бұрын

@@jaybrick8973 still waiting on something from the lions

@jaybrick8973

Жыл бұрын

@@mrdeebo313 lol just watch megatron an barry highlights for lions moments

@frankbj1152

Жыл бұрын

You must be a youngster It's a lot of great moments from a lot of great Detroit teams

Your narration aged like a fine wine 🍷! Got better with time! Only 13 minutes of time. Good job young lady! You did a damn fine job on this video!!

Great video! As a Pacers fan, this is pretty painful. However, I do enjoy the recognition that these teams and players had in this. Hopefully, Reggie can get a “Untitled” video in the near future.

I saw this live and it was the most hype NBA moment i ever witnessed. Love Tayshaun

Man my 16 year old self was hyped when Prince made that block. That was a hell of a series. Those pistons were something boy

Love your folk’s videos. Would be amazing to see a video about Grant Hill soon.

Thanks for making this. Even if it's about Reggie not winning. But then, that was always ultimately what happened as a Pacers fan in the 90s and early 2000s. He was a giant in a league that was somehow full of giants.

Growing up in Kentucky and watching Prince at UK I loved this being all over the highlights when it happened. Love that Pistons team, not a big NBA guy, but followed the Pistons the whole time Prince was there. They beat Shaq and Kobe in the finals.

this is probably the most underrated block in playoff history💯 the recovery of Tayshaun Prince was absolutely phenomenal.. I know Reggie was 38 and probably should've dunked it but that recovery was championship level type defense💯

@wanderlustwarrior

Жыл бұрын

Plus Hamilton kept it inbounds to burn even more time off the clock and force free throws.

1997 wcf game 6 where John Stockton hit the buzzer beater vs rockets needs a Rewinder

It's crazy to think the 04 season was so long ago....a completely different Era basically in terms of referee involvement, the amount of fouls called per game, and prior to the moving screen/fastbreak pull up 3 Era of ball that were in now. Good video

This video was perfectly constructed and narrated.

If one is a basketball fan one has to atleast respect Reggie Miller. He was loyal to the end to his team, never jumped ship or ring chased. He is also one of the best shooters of all time! Without Reggie the Pacers wouldn't be what they are! When someone says 'Indiana Pacers' on the street randomly Reggie Miller is the name that always comes to mind instantly.

Look at the score 22 seconds left in 4th only 67 to 69 bro the defense was a force on both teams damn that was good basketball

I knew this episode was somewhere in the pipeline. Thank you

Wonderfully told as always.

i love Clara!!

Looks at the score 69-67. I miss those low scoring defensive games that you rarely see now in the NBA

@sdmurphy20

Жыл бұрын

And the league hated low scoring games

@darrengordon-hill

Жыл бұрын

@@sdmurphy20 Because marks like stats

@sdmurphy20

Жыл бұрын

@@darrengordon-hill yeah and terms like "analytics" became the norm.

What an unreal block by prince that was a legacy defining moment no lie

I hear Clara, I click like

Finally someone talks about this play! People forget this was debatably the greatest block of all time before LeBron in 2016.

Great story of Tayshaun Prince’s block of Reggie Miller in Game 2 of the ‘04 NBA East Finals! And, as always, great narration by Clara Morris! She’s the best!

I love the intricate build up and then the play being in real time, leaves you wanting more in a way

Thanks for the recent Pistons love, Clara and co.! Just random thoughts from a Pistons fan who loved this era: This is probably my single favorite play in Pistons history. In the history of Detroit sports coaches in general, Carlisle may have gotten the rawest deal. Who knows how the Pistons fare in an alternate timeline where they keep him: Do they win a title at all? Do they manage to stay relevant longer? Do they win multiple titles? It's hard to argue with the results the very season after he left, but he had a basement-dwelling team trending in that direction anyway. Just a weird thing with those '00s Pistons: They won the Central Division title 6 times in 7 years. Ben Wallace won DPoY 4 times in 5 years. The only year both of those things didn't happen...was the year they won the championship. I have nothing but respect for Reggie Miller...always seemed like a cool dude. I'm obviously thrilled that the Pistons won the title in '04 and got back to the finals in '05, but I don't take any particular pleasure in those being Reggie's last two seasons, and on some excellent Pacer teams. Aside from Reggie's career ending vs. Detroit...his very first playoff appearance was going up against the defending champ Bad Boys, who swept the Pacers in the first round en route to a repeat in 1990! From Reggie/Pacer fans' perspective, I imagine that one doesn't hurt as bad...they were an 8-seed and not expected to be any kind of serious contenders. But it's just kind of interesting to see the Pistons' most recent three finals appearances go through Reggie, and that the first and last of those series were Reggie's first and last playoff games. Oh, and to follow up on Rasheed's "guaranteeing victory" moment, that did indeed get printed. As with a lot of sports bars nationwide, you'll see a lot of the most iconic Michigan sports-related headlines and photos put up around the walls of local establishments, and "GuaranSheed!" is one of the staples.

I can't believe you didn't make a joke about Reggie Miller's State Farm commercial...I mean, it's right there!

I was watching this game on TV when it happened and I jumped up outta my seat. What a great block from tayshaun that saved that series.. I was 17 in 2004 when they won and was a big fan.. Ben wallace is my all time favorite player. Undersized at center but still was a beast. But tayshaun played his role perfectly and doesn't get enough credit for guarding kobe during our championship run. Tayshaun was also 6'9 like Ben but tay had a reach of 7'2"

Always love this Pistons team. Always love Clara. It's a win win

Sorry, but as a NY basketball fan, I proudly can say “TAKE THAT, REGGIE!” 😆

For old time's sake: DEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-TROIT BAAAAASSSSKETBALL!

One of the most memorable moments of that pistons era.

🐐 playoff series Knicks vs Pacers 1994..if anyone dispute's that I won't hear it! it's because U weren't there, it had everything! 🙉

Rick Carlisle with hair looks a scary amount like Jim Carrey.

I watched this live. I never cared for Reggie so I was thrilled. I became a fan of Tayshaun that day, despite the Spurs being my #1 team.

I remember every moment of this play. I remember where I was and everything. It was a core memory for me.

I’d take an intense NBA game like this where they’re genuinely locking eachother up in every possession ANYDAY then the watered down game nowadays where players let each-other take turns launching 3s 😂

You should do a rewind of Game 1 between the Lightning/Blue Jackets 5 OT Game. I'm a sucker for hockey rewinds and this game had so much significance. I believe it was the first game of round 1 of that playoffs in the Toronto Bubble. Tampa Bay overcoming their demons from last playoffs after being swept by Columbus in 2019. The beginning of the Lightning dynasty as well as an incredible individual performance by Brayden Point. A game so long that under the circumstances of playing in one arena it postponed the Bruins/Hurricanes. Would be a great episode. Also I'd like to see a retrospective that goes into details about all the outside factors going on that year outside of sports.

I grew up where my teenage years were right in the thick of this. I'm from Cleveland, so seeing this Detroit lineup year after year was devastating. Sheed, Ben, Rip and Billups all were East starters in '04 and Tayshaun should've been right next to him. I also want to say Prince finished high in the DPOTY ranking in '04. Haven't looked it up, curious if anyone calls me on that.

Thanks!

Warriors NBA Championship run needs a "Dynasty" video of the rise, fall and rise back up. That would be one hell of a video. Much love to Secret Base 🏆 ❤️

I remember watching this live and it was amazing. Also saw Lebron's Iggy block live as well.

Been waitin on this one !! There will never be another team like the 04 pistons

One of the most underrated plays in NBA history.

Man i felt for reggie that year. I was hoping for a spurs indiana finals

I was 9 years old and this block changed my love of sports

The story of redemption for an underrated great, Prince, to fittingly block a cakewalk layup by a GOAT (Rej) at his peak after facing adversity and doubt...... Wow. This is why I have notis on for this channel. Everyone at Secret Base does an amazing job, but Clara and Ryan deserve an isolated s/o for this banger. And I loved the small shoutout to an OG baller/entertainer, RASHEED WALLACE! Ball don't lie baby, ball don't f'n lie.