He’s actually had a great career. For years, the Clippers got next but it just never manifested. He didn’t underachieve, he lived up to expectations.

@powerbad696

2 жыл бұрын

AGREED.

@ballgameshoes8583

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong team?

@zild459

2 жыл бұрын

yeah agreed drose and him are almost the same their own athleticism became their downfall

@FGPlus

2 жыл бұрын

Zero rings

@MegaJabbawockeez15

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah just that he didn't exceed those expectations

maybe wierd to say, but i think Blake is criminally underrated. He was able to improve his game, changed his game, etc...Amazing player, amazing person, amazing sportsman!

@Da480.

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly but ppl listen to social media too much and wanna ride that negative wave

@jonhohensee3258

2 жыл бұрын

How is he an amazing person?

@dontcare2065

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonhohensee3258 he smashed ur mom

@pnutbutta1234567

2 жыл бұрын

not at all. he was one dimensional like the video said. he never made any team he was on better. the clippers was doc rivers and chris paul -look at the 76ers and suns now

@maxmeier532

2 жыл бұрын

change his game how? we cant say for sure, but we must assume it's his injuries holding him back, and there is no return from that. Why would someone of his size and stature and potential athleticism not be able to at least defend well. Dude is 6'9 260. I mean, come on. If someone like him isnt able to get a reliable 3 rbds, 5 pts, 2 asts per game in 12 minutes and be a decent defender against a big guy, why is he in the league? I mean, I am more puzzled why cousins is still in the league tbh.

Clippers Blake was a disrespectful player & one of the best dunker ever. He was so crazy at his position. so fun even to watch him. Injuries made him slow down. I miss him playing at his prime.

@jollyrancher9016

2 жыл бұрын

His rookie year was insanity. He was dunking on everybody.

@amostlyreasonableguy

2 жыл бұрын

I swear I knew in 2012 that the dude was gonna deal with a ton of injuries to slow him down by or before 30. I remember watching tv seeing him do these ridiculous throw downs like he was on a trampoline and thinking oh man, he’s gonna get injured and fade, and it actually made me feel a bit sad back then, like I was watching a brief thing. Great player in his time though and he gave it his all.

@jonhohensee3258

2 жыл бұрын

Bpsince2k - DISRESPECTFUL?

@jonhohensee3258

2 жыл бұрын

@@amostlyreasonableguy - I knew in 1999 that he would dunk over a car one day. So there.

@kjo2130

2 жыл бұрын

Not complete at all, he was a terrible defender who got bitched multiple times in the playoffs.

Blake was a dope from early to mid 2010s. From his dunks to athleticism.

@kor6bigtime592

2 жыл бұрын

@@justopposed5315 to his dunks to his althletiscm lol

@paytenmasias7537

2 жыл бұрын

How tf is this the most liked comment

@MannyMensah94

2 жыл бұрын

@@paytenmasias7537 I wrote it.

@peaceofnasir9813

2 жыл бұрын

😭

@kaiocrap6965

2 жыл бұрын

True

Bro did everything right: realized he’ll get injured often relying on athleticism that much and made an all time transformation and still ended up getting his career destroyed by injuries. Sometimes you can do everything right and still turn out wrong sadly

@JayJay-wf2oe

2 жыл бұрын

Dude decided to stay in the Clippers who later betrayed him by trading. And Detroit was a hopeless franchise. If he went to a more responsible franchise like Golden States, Spurs or Dallas things could have gone better I guess

@vfgoditachyyy8446

2 жыл бұрын

@@JayJay-wf2oe how? How Would a different trade prevent his injuries? Thats dumb

@animecatalog9194

Жыл бұрын

@@vfgoditachyyy8446 Better Trainers, Less pressure on him to be the main man, with a good team if curry's gravity and klay's orbit drags players out of paint, thats uncontested buckets for blake

@Em_Rey

Жыл бұрын

@@vfgoditachyyy8446 no its not dumb.

@Swimmingpoolinaswimmingpool

Жыл бұрын

Look what happened to dwight howard right now. Changed the his game the wrong way

“Blake Griffin looks like a black guy made by a printer running out of ink”😂😂😂

@michaeldwane4192

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@theman2k7

2 жыл бұрын

My god 😂😂😂😂

@johnmilligan2964

2 жыл бұрын

If I'm not mistaken I think that he is mixed race.

@omarxmac

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@CastroJr92

2 жыл бұрын

his dad is black lol

It's honestly sad and not something Blake could completely control. He even realized very early on in his career than his style of play would be unsustainable and put in work to transform his game. But still, he succumbed to injuries. I still remember how some people were saying he could rival Tim Duncan as the best PF of all time as early as his rookie season

@PenguinsFlyFar

2 жыл бұрын

Man, that one Lob City stretch where CP was out and we got a glimpse of point forward Blake... Totally agree with you that he was earlier on trying to address losing his physical gifts.

@STEEPPOW

2 жыл бұрын

Zero chance Blake is a top 20PF. Top 35 or 40

@CastroJr92

2 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Lives With no injuries he coulda been top 5 PFs all time

@ItsYaBoi888

2 жыл бұрын

Ain't that sad. He's major wealthy. He's doing just fine. No need to be sad for him. Did something we all would have loved to do for a living.

@CastroJr92

2 жыл бұрын

@@ItsYaBoi888 its just sad he wasnt able to live up to his full potential as a player due to injuries

Fortunately he’s legitimately funny and found stand up so he is well into his post NBA career. I’m rooting for him

@2Calam

2 жыл бұрын

saw him in a movie recently. He's also good on screen

@aprildice1064

Жыл бұрын

Blake's so funny he made KD wanna leave. KD couldn't take those jokes anymore

@crl122486

Жыл бұрын

I hope he does well too cuz now he gotta support that baby with lana rhodes

@VanSanProductions

2 ай бұрын

if he can try break into hollywood that would be cool. be an interesting transition. we've had WWE to cinema, but I suppose that is much more natural as WWE is just like a live theatre play.@@2Calam

In Blake’s prime he was such a good passer out of the post, it took his game to another level, and he was a joy to watch

He really did give the Clippers a spark when they were a horrible team hope he can start playing well again

@awethenticmade

2 жыл бұрын

Lol keep hoping, it's only been like 4 years since he's played well

@almightyyeezydab5149

2 жыл бұрын

@@awethenticmade 2018-19 was arguably his best season

@PrincetoonsYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@awethenticmade true

@Austin-m

2 жыл бұрын

@@almightyyeezydab5149 he was on the doodoo stain pistons tho

@danschumacher5427

2 жыл бұрын

He is done he is 36

I really miss blake's old self Darn what a beast🔥

Blake Griffin was the reason I became a basketball fan. It really made me happy that he tried to improve his game throughout the years. Ben Simmons should learn a thing or two from him.

@ItsYaBoi888

2 жыл бұрын

He's a professional. I like that about him. He plays when he's asked to play. Unlike so many other NBA players these days.

He was the type of player that relied on his athleticism. Players like that tend to flame out when that athleticism fades. That and injuries have led to him being a shell of the player that he was!

@creatinegainz7953

2 жыл бұрын

Look at WeStBrIcK!

@calebalexander7128

2 жыл бұрын

He’s a little different because he started transforming his game early, and he looked really good in the first season with pistons. But after that injury he’s been 1/4th of himself, including his shooting

@johnmilligan2964

2 жыл бұрын

I've always thought that the thing that really keeps Russell from from reaching the next level as a player is his basketball IQ. His athleticism has been off the charts but he has never made great decisions on the court and now that his athleticism is fading it's really becoming quite apparent.

@marcGOAT1

2 жыл бұрын

he didnt have any injuries that were so crazy, shut up, he just starting sucking, the same way dwade did, the same way allen iverson did, same way dwite did

@johnmilligan2964

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcGOAT1 that's what happens to really athletic players unless they have the great fundamentals to fall back on such as MJ. All of the players you named were hyper athletic until age caught up with them.

Blake Is nowhere near what he use to be but he his still a really good player and a solid shooter

@ozzee5094

2 жыл бұрын

hes a bum at the still young age of 32. mans aged in dog years.

@vfgoditachyyy8446

2 жыл бұрын

At this point currently, he is absolutely ass sadly. If he doesn’t improve he should be out of the league soon but i hope not

@romansheoships2716

2 жыл бұрын

His jump shot isn't falling. He's a good passer but teams aren't just gonna run their offense through Blake the whole game

@ali_the_bum4622

2 жыл бұрын

@@vfgoditachyyy8446 absolutely ass huh? Man you must have not watched him play in the jazz game on Monday He is still a great team player

@ali_the_bum4622

2 жыл бұрын

@@romansheoships2716 True but people need to stop sleeping on him

I saw this coming. As someone who studied physical therapy in college and went through plenty myself as an athlete in high school and college, it was inevitable. You can’t keep jumping that high at his weight and not have you knees go sooner than later

@saint6742

Жыл бұрын

you reckon zion gon have similar problems later in his career

@MrExcessum

Жыл бұрын

@@saint6742 later? He already a walking injury report

As a Nets fan, I speak on behalf of the community to say the We love Blake! He brings a whole new energy to the team since last year!

Crazy how he changed his game from just relying on his athleticism to a good 3pt shooter

I remember the 2009 draft. All the pundits were saying it was a 1 man draft and I think the Clippers were fined for saying the day after the lottery that they would take Blake. Lo and behold that draft also gave us Curry, Harden, DeRozan, Jrue Holiday and other solid players like Rubio, Ellington, Demare Carrol, Pat Beverly, Darren Collision , Patty Mills and Danny Green.

@Bigedub101

Жыл бұрын

Damn that low-key was a good draft...It shows to me having top 5 picks don't mean too much alot of the times...

*GREAT* video. Awesome subject, and wonderfully done. Thanks! 👊

Thank you for these videos.

I think the Nets did this man dirty. I go to a good amount of C’s games and I love this guy. I was pumped to hear he got traded to the Celtics, and he’s doing what he was put on the team to do and the fans love seeing him. Blake has gone on record saying that the Celtics locker room is his favorite he’s been on and he’s having a great time on a great team. I’m glad he’s in Boston now.

He was probably the most fun player to watch in the league in his prime. His dunks were just otherworldly sure it was one dimensional but very entertaining nonetheless

Another banger of a video by nonstop sports

Blake griffin was so much fun to watch for about half a decade

Wow now I feel old, I remember watching the draft live and actually being excited for the clippers

I may not have used the word "fall" to describe the final stretch of Blake's career, I would have replaced it with "the natural course of an athlete's body". We are so used to seeing Lebron's constancy ( or Cristiano Ronaldo) of being at the top despite his age, that we easily forget that we are talking about humans with different features and moreover life goals. Blake did his best, blood, sweat, and tears are on the parquet, and with all his injuries, he has had enough. We'll always be grateful to him for what he did for the game and the narrative, Lob City baby!

1:43 best line of the whole video

Great video

If blake wasn't injured, he would still be a 20ppg player on the pistons

Imagine being in the 1% of people able to dunk and the 1% of that who can dunk like Blake, then being told you’re not doing enough.

I got to watch him on the pistons live and I really enjoyed watching him ball. Great basketball player. Great Career.

He’s what Ben Simmons should try to be. Griffin developed a great jump shot. Simmons needs to work like griffin and develop that shot

@powerbad696

2 жыл бұрын

Ben Simmons doesn't want to put in the EFFORT. Or he thinks he doesn't need to improve,GRIFFIN knew better. One day/year Simmons is gonna sustain a knee injury that'll hinder his mobility/jumping when he's older,then he'll try to improve to stay in the nba.

Most high flyers decline at some point. When the majority of your game is based on athleticism, u become more prone to injuries as your career progresses, and even if u don’t get injured often, other aspects of your game suffer because of your reliance on your athleticism, and you become more of a role player on the team if not a liability. A lot of high flyers have had to change their game to stay relevant in the league when that “check knees light” comes on

@KingoftheRoad-2023

2 жыл бұрын

cmon-blake cant even dribble the ball and does it so AWKWARDLY-he should not be a basketball player

@deadreckoning6288

2 жыл бұрын

@@KingoftheRoad-2023 Ok genius.

@Bigedub101

Жыл бұрын

Especially big men cause when they stop being athletic, it's hard to keep them on the floor if don't have a post game or great defensively... Dwight Howard had same problem cause back but he lasted longer cause he such a force defensively and has the resume to back it up

Did you seriously leave Tim Duncan off of your top 10 power forwards of all time list? That’s insane.

I actually really like Blake, he’s humble enough to know his role nowadays, and he gives 110% every time he plays in BK. Hope Nash plays him more often, so fun to see “hard hat, steel tips” blue-collar mentality from Blake.

going to a clippers game back in 2015 was fun to watch.

Can you do the rise and fall of Dwight Howard?

@danschumacher5427

2 жыл бұрын

He never felt

He’s actually a very solid player for the Celtics right now and has been a starter a few times including last night putting up draymond numbers 9/5/1 ….

@alphariusomegon6374

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, he's having a very solid season this year and the title is a bit off.

Appreciate the video. Don’t appreciate the Two 15sec commercials on route to video

Blake is my favorite player this generation. So fun to watch him rise up. But those injuries, man. Really held back his potential. If he was just healthy, it could just have been that small push they needed to get out the 2nd round. Lob city was fire to watch. Not just Blake and DJ dunks. But the entire team was fun to watch. You could see the plays coming yet the were, usually, pretty successful at them.

I think he had a good work ethic. The guy really worked hard to improve his game, something not every player is willing to do (say Ben Simmons). I feel bad for him, injuries suck.

He was a highlight film 🎥 like Dominique Wilkins. Only difference. Nique had a nice 15 to 17 foot inside jumper. My opinion

Love this series been watching all these and wasn’t subscribed my bad

I loved watching him dunk. Crazy two feet jump.

Blake is one of my all time favorite Sooner athletes and it just goes to show that no matter how good you are it's still REALLY difficult to win a championship in college or the NBA. The Clippers with him and Chris Paul probably should have won at least one but they lacked a few key role players plus they were going up against the Spurs and OKC with KD. He's had an incredible career and exceeded all expectations plus he's never gotten into any trouble that I know of other than punching that equipment manager.

He never quite reached being an all around complete star but still has had a really solid career.

You just earned a subscriber

It's called injuries and avoiding injuries in Detroit. He actually scored a career high and Detroit. The injury made him more of an efficient shooter. His jump shot is great .

I don't see Blake as "fallen". He had lots of success, and might have some left in the tank. Also, he'll have a life after the NBA.

Say what you will about Blake, I am glad that he managed to take the Pistons to the playoffs.

@garretfisher2217

2 жыл бұрын

he worked his ass off in detroit from what i saw

@brndn9423

2 жыл бұрын

lmao

@williefaulker

2 жыл бұрын

And it might have ended up costing him his career sadly

@deadreckoning6288

2 жыл бұрын

@@williefaulker He pushed too hard in Detroit while injured. I think it cost him a few more good years.

Love nonstop sports your amazing stay awesome

The thing is when we thought he was just all about muscle he proved to us that he's willing to learn and get smarter, and never drop the training side at the same time, just amazing career, definitely a great player which not always under the spotlight. Not tomention, he's humble as well😄

Blake peaked early it seems in a way. His first season was his best statistically going by points and rebounds. As his game got more polished, he declined in a few ways, especially a little bit with rebounding. He improved his free-throws and jump-shots tremendously. He passed better and learned to post up effectively. He became more injury prone. Being athletic and a little heavy, such as Blake, wears down the lower part of the body, specifically the knees. I think that at this point he is better off playing 15-25 minutes and trying to get in a little more decent basketball shape. I think that he was a quality draft pick. He reminded me of Shawn Kemp in some ways.

@williefaulker

Жыл бұрын

His passing improved a lot though, and as for rebounds we have to remember he played with Drummond and DeAndre Jordan in his prime and they were always bad looking for number one or number two In rebs

One of the most powerful dunks the nba has ever had.

Could you imagine if Giannis developed his game like Blake did,the possibilities are endless.I did enjoy Blake's tour with the CLIPPERS,only seen a handful of his games with the PISTONS. Enjoyed LOB CITY too.

@youtubehatestruthtellers8065

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf are you even talking about. They have similar games except Giannis doesn't dunk everything

Love your vids

Seems to be playing pretty well right now 🤷‍♂️

@Waashoe

Жыл бұрын

Lana rhoades effect

@Reenkitty

2 ай бұрын

@@Waashoe She is so frikin hot...He still shoulda pulled out.

Griffin was one of those players who i could never see leaving their prime but i was wrong. Had an amazing career though.

Blake won the dunk contest on my birthday. I’ll never forget watching that

I agree with the conclusion about Blake, he developed his game and is a solid all around player

2:12 the ref literally said "yes".

Loved watching Blake on the clippers it’s sad that injuries completely slowed him down to a role player now

When I was a kid Blake got me watching basketball with his high energy dunks and explosiveness when he was a clipper that version of Blake was my favorite of all time and still is but father time is always a weakness and it's understandable.

@redluke8119

2 ай бұрын

I watched him live when he was a piston and he had a really smooth game even in Detroit turned into a great shooter. One of my favorite players

Mostly injuries did it man. But he’s still one of my favorites. Hope he gets a ring before he’s done.

a "rise and fall" that spans over 12 years is called a career lmfao what is this title

Blake actually is playing well this year, he started slow but his #'s are trending back to last years. He's actually been hitting 40% from 3 over the past couple weeks.... and he dunks. Is he an allstar or superstar? No. But his defense is very strong and plays up to analytics.

@BG-vz3em

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. He and LMA are having a boring time with Steve Nash's unique strategy.

The man is like cursed with that injury situation man, I feel so sorry for him 😔

Good doc

Dang, sometimes even doing everything right to improve and reinvent your game just doesn't lead to the success it feels like it should.Circumstance and luck play just as big a part in basketball success as it does in every other part of life

One reason I’m glad I never got into basketball as what I want to do, is sports are the only medium where you have to stop because you’re too old at THIRTY. What rapper stopped at 30 Bc of their age? And yes I know that isn’t physically demanding that’s my point. The injuries and shit are insane yet these loser fans still spend all day booing and jeering and saying personal attacks they would never say to his face without a whole crowd between them. None of these fans would like it or think it’s fair if we judged them based on their personal experiences

*Please upload more basketball content!*

I really don't follow basketball that much. But he is one of my favorite players

He could of been a lottery pick, but he was humbled to go back another year to continue developing as a player, oh and that pesky knee injury. lol these video are hilariously over the top.

@thareelhelloagain

2 жыл бұрын

Could have*.

The only reason I do not like these kinda videos is this is what father-time does to all athletes. We tend to get spoiled by Lebron because he basically is doing what he did as a 21 year old. That is almost unheard of. Griffin is a hall of famer and he declined at the rate nearly every great NBA player declines at.

@blakethomas3001

2 жыл бұрын

Sure, and his athletic ability was amazing, but he was never a hall of fame level player

@maxazzopardi7446

2 жыл бұрын

@@blakethomas3001 I disagree because the NBA hall of fame threshold is a lot lower than every other sports league. There are a lot of guys in the NBA hall of fame who had lesser careers than Griffin.

@rtlovcdd

2 жыл бұрын

@@blakethomas3001 fax

@marsdalulu8167

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxazzopardi7446 ratio

One of my all time flexes is having the same bday as Blake. He so underrated.

You should do a series of 5 best players of each team all time

He’s literally a hall of famer 2010-11 All Rookie 2010-11 ROY 5x All NBA 6x All star

if he wouldve worked on his landing he wouldnt have got all those injuries

@WW-nf3bj

2 жыл бұрын

Injuries and durability is lot of genetics as well.

@calebalexander7128

2 жыл бұрын

@@WW-nf3bj yeah it’s crazy, we see Russ finally losing some athleticism now but with the amount of dunks and falls he’s taken it’s crazy that it didn’t drop wayyyyy sooner

@kenrickeason

2 жыл бұрын

@@WW-nf3bj both ways.. Griffin needed to learn how to land safely or worst case scenario it could have been genetics as well.. Griffin had what it takes to be an All Star multiple of times and Even a Champion but injuries kept stopping him..

@kenrickeason

2 жыл бұрын

@@calebalexander7128 Look at Allen Iverson for example.. He played too hard inside of the paint injuring himself too much which cut his career short.. Some players got to learn to better their game.. nothing wrong with bettering your foot work or working on bettering your shots and shot selections or working on your defense and defensive positions.. all of that will potentially lengthy your career a little longer..

Why isn't Tim Duncan in your photo montage of the best power forwards at the end?

If you told me Blake wouldn’t be a hall of famer after his first few years I might tell you you were crazy. However, it’s very impressive he added the playmaking, handles, and shooting to his game. Imagine if he had a go to move in the playoffs!

He was solid as a Piston but it’s a shame that the relationship soured

Blake was my favorite player literally 😂 bro just lost confidence in Detroit

@ObiWannaBrick31

2 жыл бұрын

More like injuries took down his career

@mmm3d736

2 жыл бұрын

@@ObiWannaBrick31 nah he rarely was injured in Detroit he avg 18/21 ppg his last season , but you gotta think players who get injured a lot scared to play how they really want to bc of getting re injured

Injuries make a big difference as we get older! Blake was an amazing dunker in his prime! He’d go up & his defenders would come down before him!!! It was crazy watching the air/hang time ! He can hold his head up high regardless!

met him irl down to earth dude chill AF

Blake’s dominant years with the Clippers is what I envisioned Zion would be like if he were healthy.

Great player and yet his career was oddly predictable. You had to know when he won that dunk contest and was jumping out of the building left and right with ridiculous throw downs on a nightly basis in 2011-2012 that this dude is gonna majorly injure his legs or back and have decreased hops and mobility and then unfortunately fade because the rest of his skills wouldn’t be enough to compensate. Make no mistake, he made a legit valiant effort to become a better shooter and playmaker - and he did improve in those respects a lot - but when you’re a big guy chances are that jumping out of the building with freakish ability like that is going to catch up you, and did. I was staring at this guy on tv in 2012 like “he’s gonna be grounded by 30 with injuries.” He reminded me of Larry Johnson as far as his transition to being a more ground based player after injuries too. Either way, I respect the impact he made on the game and his hard work to improve. Lob city is still missed.

Idk why but this almost makes me cry

Him, Stoudermire, Vin Carter....great to watch in their prime.

I see no Giannis in the top ten power forwards of all time 🧐🧐

@yell0wberry

2 жыл бұрын

Could we let the man marinate for a little while, he certainly has a very long way to go

@trollsworstnightmare3769

2 жыл бұрын

I don't see Timmy either 😕

@ybnmason5976

2 жыл бұрын

@@trollsworstnightmare3769 I didn't even notice that but wow they really did

@ybnmason5976

2 жыл бұрын

@@yell0wberry NOOOOOO JOHN JONES I HAVE TOO MUCH PRIDE IN GIANNIS TO WAIT 😂

I remember when people thought Aaron Gordon was gonna be the next Blake Griffin

@powerbad696

2 жыл бұрын

WHO's Aaron Gordan??? LOL.

@In-the-spirit

2 жыл бұрын

Araon Gordon??????

@Toosii2times

2 жыл бұрын

@@In-the-spirit AAARON GORDONNNN????

Referee Celebration at 2:12 was hilarious

Griffin's career doesn't warrent the phrase "rise and fall". He's been great, then he got some injuries, now he smoothly transit into a veterian role player who still can take a sizable role on a contender.

His competitive advantage was athleticism, once that faded, he didn't stand out as a player.

He made a baby with Lana Rhodes and his life went down hill from there haha

@ryuga5376

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

He played bully ball style of basketball, which was really good in High School and College but that type of aggressive high intensity style of play fizzles out quickly in the NBA.

I've followed Blake's career with interest. Dude was an absolute beast & for a few years was the most dominant player on teams that lacked the chemistry to win it. Being a Piston fan I loved his time in Detroit. Maybe not a good trade in the long run but for one season he was dominant & carried a shit team into the playoffs. The high flyer type players are the ones who flame out sooner. Too much wear & tear on the body. Hard to feel sorry for athletes that make millions from playing a game. They are lucky.

He has all the talent in the world minus durability. Could have been an all time great PF if he were injury free.

@konstantinkoverchenko9587

2 жыл бұрын

As a lot of other pfs before him like Webber, Amare, Coleman, McDyess, J. O’Neal, etc,...

@NHamza-ew5bc

2 жыл бұрын

@@konstantinkoverchenko9587 o neal is a center

there was never a rise and a fall... he was just mid his whole career

Lob city was one of my favorites too watch. Man I miss those days

@powerbad696

2 жыл бұрын

ME TOO.

I loved this clippers team. Always got frustrated in the playoffs. Dont forget they got DJ too and needed him less in that roll