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@bridgetjohnson6293

7 жыл бұрын

u should have kept them on youtube as well everyone dont use soundcloud

@sportsvisionarygenius1418

7 жыл бұрын

Legend Of Winning Moses Malone didn't get criticized cause Houston didn't want to match his contract Genius. Meaning him getting more money to play for a better team is overall good for him and true capitalism. Especially if his team unappreciated him. Which in the Thunders case they didn't unappreciat KD and was going to pay KD even more money than the GSW, to then play alongside another superstar in Westbrook. So just cause that Sixers Team swept your only can win when it's a super team Lakers, that don't make them the worse form suppose Superteam ever Fangirl.

@danielclark6912

7 жыл бұрын

Legend Of Winning do everyone a favor and stop trying to make LeBron an durrant "normal". it's fine if they are willing to admit hey I can't get it done just don't compare yourself to the greats (Jordan bird magic) and don't get butt hurt when people point it out.

@sportsvisionarygenius1418

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Clark​​ dude get off of Jordan, Bird and Magic great big Balls you Balls Boy. The fact is LeBron greater than every last one of them, cause LeBron done more with garbage and a total incompetent organization than all 3 of those players did combine. If LeBron came within the league to play on a team with the greatest Big Man within the league at the time (like Kobe & Magic) or greatest all time scorer ever (like Magic) or he came within the league to play with the second greatest Power forward ever in McHale and greatest organization in the NBA (like Bird) than LeBron would have 8 championship right now. Also stop penalizing LeBron, cause he never got hurt in his early career for his garbage organization to try and draft LeBron his Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant, to then help him win championships or at least start to win 40 games or more within the NBA, like within Jordan case.

@danielclark6912

7 жыл бұрын

Next time you write an essay proof read it please and thank you

One huge difference 'social media'

@shaft9000

6 жыл бұрын

^THIS ^ the other elephant in the room that goes largely unmentioned is Free Agency and how agencies have skewed the market more and more over the last 3 decades. This video glosses over all that. Instead it's fixated on "the most egregious" examples/anomolies occuring way back when, in the dawn of FA. In truth, a potential superteam pops up every 3-5 years in the league, but it's the DEGREE to which the current Warriors squad is distorting parity in the league that is unprecedented and in a sense, out of control. So now we have the current, extreme situation that all the non-Dubs fans and team owners will get to "enjoy" throughout next season, while Vegas says 'wake me up in a few years'.

@Dhoov52

6 жыл бұрын

shaft9000 nigga shut up.

@legendarywiimaster

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking

LeBron I think is not considered old at 32 as people have said it before , he is a once in a lifetime type of athlete , his athletic ability is crazy and him at 32 doesn't seem old same for Kobe until his Achilles tear

People forget the domaince that the 76er's had in the nba.

@processing...5334

7 жыл бұрын

I didn't, Wilt is the most dominant player of all time.

@rewind4964

7 жыл бұрын

Processing... yeah probably cause he was playing with guys with everyday jobs

@LaBronny

7 жыл бұрын

Rewind you just gave yourself an L

@rewind4964

7 жыл бұрын

I mean i'm i not correct?

@lucaslonchampt613

7 жыл бұрын

Rewind no you're not correct. You deserve that L

LOW I just want to applaud you for this video. When you brought up the sixers and that was a solid point but you really pushed your point with Earl Monroe which is a situation I had never heard of. Very well done video, I really enjoyed it.

@JorgeRodriguez-ih8ub

7 жыл бұрын

John Ricotta I agree, there are like 10 of My friends I want to show this video

Bruh low and mike both uploaded within 3 minutes of eachother...heaven

The hipocresy of rhe old guard, dear lord

You know what, you're right LOW. There have been examples of this in the past thag people don't talk about, hell I didn't even know to be honest, especially the Earl Monroe one. But I just don't think it's the same still. Trust me you made me understand and respect what KD did more, but KD was one of the biggest differences between GSW winning it or losing it. In the eyes of many OKC, would have had a great shot of beating GSW if he never left. Earl wasn't a top 5 player in the league, he wasn't even on the all nba teams. Moses, you right about that, but Moses BARELY made the playoffs in the west, and he wasn't the difference between Philly winning or losing it all. So it's like LeBron's case where the team he had and the franchise he had simply just wasn't enough to win a championship, so he left to make a superteam, except Moses joined a already established one. But again, I am nitpicking, I just don't like how much KD shifted the balance in the league. At least back then, there were the Celtics and the Lakers still, hell even the Bucks alongside Philly. This year it was supposed to be the Clips, OKC, GSW, Cleveland and the Spurs. With what KD did, it's basically just GSW and Cleveland rn, the Spurs are the best option outside, but they have trouble against young teams.

@samc8941

7 жыл бұрын

BSOLZ hey bsolz!

@AtodaZ23

7 жыл бұрын

What's up BSOLZ. I get what you're saying and I agree with most of it, but I don't think you got the point of this video. What KD did is still the weakest move in NBA history by far, this video did not dispute that. The point is that there have been multiple situations in the league where super teams were created, including the pre-2000s eras. It's the fact that these ex-players are so goddamn hypocritical about it because they're only criticizing this generation of players for doing it. They're acting like it never happened before and this era doesn't want to "compete" anymore, completely sliding what previous superstars have done in the past under the rug. That's the point, the point isn't who did it the worst.

@TheRealCdubb45

7 жыл бұрын

yea i felt that way too, as if despite the similarities its just not the same. like the warriors were already one of the most dominant teams in history with their best players in their prime and despite of how overpowering they seemed him and westbrook had them on the ropes but just couldn't finish the job. but instead of working to get thru them he jist teamed up with them. as far as im concerned that move was the most weak, uncompetitive, hypocritical ever. and lebrons wasnt that bad but i think what made it worse was the fact that he left his hometown. the love him now because he redeemed himself in an inconceivable way. durant probably wont be the same unless he returns and wins a ring for okc but with all the feuding and this rivalry the media cause i doubt he'll want to return but u never kno.

@KoroVipa

7 жыл бұрын

There is a reason theres shaqtin a fool, bcuz shaq is a fool.

@rewind4964

7 жыл бұрын

BSOLZ I love your content but you Boyy... do you not realize what kd did? Kd joined a 73-9 team that elimated him in the wcf, and he left his "little brother" that "apparently" he loved very much without a single call, and yes they were fucking finals contestants they were up 3-1 and they fucking lost (okc) al horford was going to come to okc but kd wouldn't guarantee his stay, and I know more players would want to come. Lebron joined his god dam friends HIS FRIENDS not the celtics.

When you're early and don't know what to type #Struggles

The early 2000's Magic were supposed to be a superteam like Miami was a few years back. T-Mac left the Raptors to play with Grant Hill and Penny Hardaway. They had the trifecta of players, who had their career destroyed by injury.

@reimixo

Жыл бұрын

Penny was in Phoenix before tmac went there

@fortynights1513

Жыл бұрын

They could’ve got Duncan

“Big mo lil mo the doctor Andrew toney and iavaroni no bologna sixers all the way. “ one of the best nba quotes of all time 😂

@pacedeli24

2 жыл бұрын

I remember that quote it was on the 1983 Sixers championship DVD lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

LOW LOW LOW I ain't forgot the time you knocked Wes Unseld for having the worst MVP season of all times, that argument is void, but I feel you on the bigger picture tho, superteams been here since the dawn of the NBA

Whatever you wanna say, the great Earl the Pearl deserves some props for his honesty. Don't know when that interview was filmed but it seems like a while back and he's much more forthcoming about these things than many of today's stars.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO. I been telling people forever, players do this when they have the opportunity. If I'm Kevin Durant and I have the opportunity to go play with better, more efficient players (Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green), I'm leaving. And in a better city? Sign ME UP! It's the same thing if you were working a regular job. If I can go work at Google with better, cooler people and don't have to bust my ass as much, I'm leaving. That simple. Kevin Durant didn't take the easier route, he took the smarter route. Give that man a pat on the back for pursuing success and personal happiness instead of overly criticizing him!

@joshuasutton983

7 жыл бұрын

John T. Washington I agree that there is no problem with a player switching teams for a better shot at a ring. My only problem with Durant is he already had team that could beat the Warriors,but he choked.

@kohsmoger1567

7 жыл бұрын

Having a shot only gets you so far. The Suns had a shot to nearly mj but never did and Charles Barkley became ringless.

Wow this video was really good. Opened up my mind a little bit. Great job

This why I fuck with LOW. He destroys arguments and expose the hypocrites and dickriders.

whos surprised that the raptors got serge ibaka

@samc8941

7 жыл бұрын

Johnny Bernard me

@Zaghzackio

7 жыл бұрын

Ya im a raps fan i didnt expect us to actually go after someone like that

I think the difference is that now a days the NBA is a much bigger deal than it was back then and now we have all this media coverage and social media so every little thing the players do gets scrutinized

I love how you kept saying Clyde Fraizer even when you put up the roster and it says Walt 😂

LOW Speaking some goddamned facts. Respect.

@kohsmoger1567

7 жыл бұрын

You could just go back to 2012-2013 when Ray Allen left to join the team that beat him when they were up three-2. Ray Allen also wasn't that old.

@hydraarctic1554

4 жыл бұрын

Koh Smoger I get your point but ray was 37 my guy

Historically, in baseball as well as basketball, 32 is usually the point in which a player's skills begin to drastically decline. Of course, there are always exceptions, especially for some of the all-time greats if they put the work in for it, but the data is very consistent. When you see a 34 year old Lebron do what he does, you should be aware that you are seeing something exceptional.

@fortynights1513

Жыл бұрын

Also, shoutout to 38 year old, first team All NBA Kareem.

Damn. Great vid man. Really cool to see that the old NBA players aren't always right, and a situation similar to kd's has happened before. Keep up the great work.

The warriors created their super team so perfectly before Kd.they ranked like crazy and had steph then traded monte for a defensive center(bogut) then drafted klay then drafted Harrison Barnes and draymond and the only FA sightings was iggy

@evanw7878

2 жыл бұрын

The warriors were not a superteam before kd joined them stop it

@goldenstatewarriors9418

2 жыл бұрын

Because they werent a superteam before KD. A lot of these teams fail because they cant find the right chemistry between the stars. But Steph, Klay, Draymond, and Iggy were a team that were playing together for 4 years up till that point. So they really just had to figure out how to add KD into the equation. Much smarter than going from 0-100.

Your vids are great, keep it up man!

this is a nice piece and view

Thank you! Been saying Moses Malone situation was almost exact to Durant except Dr J didn't eliminate Malone from the playoffs.

The reason of why people claim that before wasn't like this, is because jordan said he would never team up with Magic or Bird, he wanted to beat them. But you just can't take Michael Jordan's mentality as a general rule for everyone on the league. Even Shaq said that if possible, he would have played with Jordan...

Wow...what a video!!! You killed it!!! Facts!!!

Yo LOW what is the music of the video I really like it. I love you videos bro.

@nonguyen3630

7 жыл бұрын

DaChaun McGee immortal-jcole

The earl Monroe one was so crazy.i can't believe this ACTUALLY happened b4

How did you lose to Agent 00 😂😂😂

@duantae

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Damn bruh, you killed this video. I love the Pearl but didn't know this shit. He has dropped down a pedestal in my eyes and the other guys on the 76ers.

@michaelraad4770

3 жыл бұрын

Wooh! What a video! LoW you are the MVP! I knew about Moses to Sixers, but this case with Monroe is just killed me! Stephen A must watch this video ASAP and stop talking shit.

You rock. I love Earl the Pearl, Moses. This is so spot on

yo, dude, i know i'm late, but, you and the channel you built are GREAT. just GREAT, please keep it up man. i believe that i can represent 10s of thousands people who love your channel, and appreciate you opinions!

Great video. Don't agree with everything you said but informative none the less. I think you forget to point out the role social media has on the way we receive our news. You don't know how people felt back in the 70s and 80s because there was no twitter or Facebook for people to voice their emotional opinions instantly for everyone to see. Finals was actually aired on a taped delay so I can't imagine the NBA was stealing all the headlines. I find it hard to believe that fans - which was a small fan base that is not as global as it is today, did not share the same feelings back then compared to today. I think you don't hear about Monroe and Malone because in general, they didn't have as big an impact as you make them out to be. That's why all we hear is Lakers, Celtics, Pistons, and Bulls. Great video as always. Keep them coming.

@charlescooks9360

6 жыл бұрын

the philadelphia 76s were dominant in the eastern conference

the beginning of this video sound like a 30 for 30 commercial with the "what l told you"

Fantastic video.

Great video.

i think the biggest problem is nowadays every player wants to b a part of a super team. plus, back then almost every team had somewhat of a chance. now its between 2-4 teams.

@capncrunch4864

7 жыл бұрын

That's always been the case. 60s- Lakers, Celtics, Warriors 70s- Were pretty diverse I can't lie 80s- Pistons, Lakers, Celtics 90s- Bulls 00s- Lakers 10s- Heat, Cavs, Warriors, Spurs

@julianrojas4390

7 жыл бұрын

Nathan Big Shlong John but those teams were built through trades or drafts. not a bunch of all Stars just switching teams to win rings. that's what i was trying to get at.

@joshuasutton983

7 жыл бұрын

Julian Rojas I really don't see a problem with players going to teams for a better shot at winning a ring. It is a team sport,no one does it alone.

@julianrojas4390

7 жыл бұрын

Joshua Sutton it is a team sport but my problem is nobody wants to b THE MAN. Everybody wants to team up so theres no competition. its turning into an even more boring league.

@kingoftheinternet1472

7 жыл бұрын

Julian Rojas Free Agency was that much of a concept back than, Trust and believe if these same players talking stuff about James and KD had the same chance to play with dominate players than they would've done it.

Good research

You're the man. Nothing but truth bro.

LOW you having fun with your rookie player you reset in 2k? lol

it's funny how throughout the entire history of the nba you could only pick out two examples

@DFGda1

7 жыл бұрын

Khalil Blount Two more than most people talk about

@Manny-gb3dk

7 жыл бұрын

Khalil Blount The only ones people talk about are Kd and Lebron. They don't really talk about the big 3 in Boston or the super team Barkley had in Houston because they were "old". So these two examples match up well with the heat and warrior superteams .

@jayvon221

7 жыл бұрын

Khalil Blount there are alot of other examples

@KazeShikamaru

7 жыл бұрын

he cherrypicked. Also he is lying about the Sixers being the superteam. They were just really good and drafted well. Fucking 5 of their guys were draft picks.

@Manny-gb3dk

7 жыл бұрын

Maurice Fleshman Steph , Klay and Draymond are draft picks to , before Durant came they were just a great team that drafted well , most of there roster was draft picks then Durant came and made them a Superteam.

Whoa a whole 2 players in 40 years? None of those teams just went 73 and 9 either

Wooh! What a video! LoW you are the MVP! I knew about Moses to Sixers, but this case with Monroe is just killed me! Stephen A must watch this video ASAP and stop talking shit.

Yo LOW I love your videos. what is the song of the beginning of the video

Its SoOoOo Funny how "LITTLE" Ex NBA Players kno bout the History of Their Own Sport... Aha ha ha, Great Vid Bro...

nice work

How many times you gonna say Clyde Frazier, good god lmao

great work #LOW

the 2001 LA Lakers almost went 4 4 4 4 in the NBA Playoffs but that game 1 vs the 76ers put a end to that

I mean the NBA is unfair af, An MVP is making 2.2 million a year in 1982, but now you got guys doing nothing on the Bench making like 6 million a year, smh

@matthewchoi9210

7 жыл бұрын

Julian De Leon inflation bro

@ABCshdbshwe

7 жыл бұрын

Julian De Leon How is that unfair he's getting paid millions to be a bench warmer, doesn't sound like a bad job to me.

Great video. I believe KD will go back to okc and they'll love him. Just like Bron. They torched his jerseys when he went to Miami, but now they love him. Hell they love him more than anything in Ohio...

@pm69669

7 жыл бұрын

As a warrior fan I'm fine with that as long as he helps us get a couple championships

@seanaes

7 жыл бұрын

Jimmy garoppolo #4-0 #2ndGOAT #HottestNFLplayer if you're a Warriors fan why is your username Jimmy Garoppolo, the backup QB for the Patriots

@johnnybernard

7 жыл бұрын

Παναγιώτης Αργυρίου I think so too

@Kyle-xn9qb

7 жыл бұрын

+Jimmy garoppolo #4-0 #2ndGOAT #HottestNFLplayer L

@lilprincekilla

7 жыл бұрын

They torched him when he left and loved him when he came back because they're not real fans. Just like these people bitching about Durant moving instead of just getting over it and watching the games. Two years, four years, or even 8 years down the line, they'll forget about it. They're basically like drones just following hype. That's why you can't take most of when people say seriously. They don't know how to think for themselves. Just like if a celebrity like Jordan says "smoking cigarettes is good" you'll see all them fanboys smoking. Yet, if an autopsy comes out with footage of him sleeping with another man, those same fanboys won't consider Jordan the G.O.A.T anymore. They're all drones.

Nice video

Do you guys still do the podcast on KZread?

@LegendOfWinningNBA

7 жыл бұрын

maybe not

A clear presentation, good logical argumentation furnished with historical precedence, it just goes to show that the sports fan is just irrational

People would probably hate on the 76ers or 1972 Lakers or Knicks if those old super teams turned into a dynasty with multiple titles. these old teams only won 1 title each. Golden State, Miami reminds you year after year that they’re a super team and it seems like the GS, Houston, OKC super teams are the wave of the future.

@charlescooks9360

6 жыл бұрын

in that case you gotta hate on the celics and lakers then cause they reminded you year and year that they were a super team

Funny Dr J criticized LeBron for being on super teams

Good vidéo and I knew superteams existed back In the day which those guys should be criticised no doubt but so should the ones today too

i can concede the moses malone point, but no one ever talks about earl monroe as one of the top 20-30 greatest players ever. (At least not to my knowledge.). Lebron is being placed top 5, and people are projecting durant to be somewhere in the top 20. so i dont agree with the earl monroe point, but ill give you moses malone point good video

@ericdupree8603

6 жыл бұрын

Earl Monroe is enlisted in the Top 50 greatest of All Time. Look it up

Also Dwight joined the lakers after they beat him, rodman joined Jordan and Pippen, etc

Can the intro music always be "it's all over"

And all the staring players was in prime at the same time

This is a great vid. The only question I have is. Did any of those teams end up having 4 all NBA players in their primes? I would bet GS ends up with 4 all NBA players in their primes. In the end I am more for players forcing moves as because when the owners trade or cut a player it is usually called a business move. Few organizations have loyalty for players.

@Manny-gb3dk

7 жыл бұрын

Johann Rolle The point of the video wasn't about if either of those teams had 4 allstars, the point was to show Star players from back in the day made similar moves but players like Webber , Shaq , Barkley and Miller claim that they didn't do this and none of the players before them did it either which is false.

@johannrolle693

7 жыл бұрын

Dee Shakur... No shit Sherlock. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure that out. The video inspired me to say what I did. Is that ok with you Mr. comment control?

@Manny-gb3dk

7 жыл бұрын

Johann Rolle Nigga you commented some dumb shit so I thought you ain't know the point of the video .

@johannrolle693

7 жыл бұрын

Dee Shakur ... Well you thought wrong, and it being dumb is an opinion. So scurry along

what with Shaq? he technically the same thing as Durant, he did go from losing to the Spurs in 97 and did go to LA and won three times i a row!

13:52 i feel like that should be a meme

@aaronsmith3334

7 жыл бұрын

Russell Westbrook is that you

The first case of Moses Malone made sense he was a superstar but second case ...I never even heard of bro until you brought him up lmaooo lbs

thanks bro

holy shit that knicks team had 6 hall of famers in their 20s or early 30s. that is crazy stacked.

quality video

You look at facts and that makes your NBA analysis better than 99% of people who talk basketball

Through out NBA history there have Super teams.

dan, you must have done some real research! Good work. Thanks for the upload.

What was the instrumental after J.Cole ?

Earl Monroe is my new most gated person in NBA history

What is the second instrumental playing the video

Low, you can't get mad at old heads for having bad memory.

Earl Monroe is worse than Kevin Durant now

If KZread actually starts putting ads on non-monetized videos by creators who never asked for them, that just goes to show how greedy this corporation can be. This thought is disgusting. KZread is essentially making free money off small channels and not paying them a single penny. Yes, these are small channels, but since there's so many of them, KZread will still make a huge profit off of this new policy. I don't care if KZread hates us now, it must be said by someone. I urge to our subscribers that we spread the message to all creators, and urge KZread to immediately repeal this new policy. - Father

LOL. The difference that you completely miss is that the few examples you could list prior to the recent past had one player leaving their team to join another team. Today, groups of players on several teams hang out during the offseason and decide where they want to play and pass themselves around like hot cakes. If you’re the man on a really good team, you stay and battle. Leaving for the best opposing team in the league to chase rings is WEAK and has been weak no matter the era it happened in. Quit excusing these weak sauce players that think the NBA is an AAU summer camp or pick up basketball game.

The truth of the matter is that the NBA implemented a salary cap in 1984-1985 which prevented teams from paying a huge amount to players. In that era, endorsements were limited and players wanted to get paid. As time advanced and social media evolved, the salary that players earn doesn't matter so much because players often times make more money in endorsements. So, players are more willing to accept a lower salary because they will make it up in other ways. Over the past 15 years, the NBA has also allowed lapses in how it enforces the salary cap so now super teams can be formed more easily. If it weren't for the salary cap, more super teams would have been created and the big markets would have dominated even more.

That Earl Monroe vase definitely justified this mythbusting video, absoluetly gave a very valid answer to the argument of superteams.

How you gonna compare a guy shopping himself around for the highest bidder or a guy who asks for a trade listing several teams, not knowing for sure what team he’d be traded to, to what LeBron and what Durant did? They’re fundamentally different.

I love you more just for the j cole in the background

The difference between LeBron and Moses Malone and why LeBron is being criticized for creating Super Teams is because he is always in the discussion on who is the GOAT. The second reason is that I believe that some of the NBA fans today might not even know who Moses Malones was or maybe heard of his name but never knew how good a player he was. The third reason is that LeBron did it three times (First with the Heat, second with the Cavs, and third with the Lakers). Lastly, basketball fans knew that Super Teams have been created before but the issue with LeBron is being compared to Jordan who never left the Bulls to join a Super Team just to win a championship even if he was being punished by the Pistons. As with the Earl Monroe video, your own team is not respecting you by not paying you enough, you have the right to request for a trade. He mentioned teams and not players. If he was traded to one of those teams then that means an all-star caliber player from that team would be traded for him, meaning the line-up of those teams would have some major changes. So it's not the same with LeBron where he colluded with Wade and Bosh to form a Super Team in Miami. That's what Shaq and Barkley were actually trying to say. I liked your videos but the video seemed like you were defending LeBron's moves instead of just citing examples of Super Teams.

I never knew that people formed super teams the way that KD did. Glad to know the old heads were hiding that

The 2017 Nets are a super team!

@aasinitall

7 жыл бұрын

ADAJ3 they are going to the playoffs and are going to sweep the cavs

@brycemkw

7 жыл бұрын

They should sign Brian Scalabrine out of retirement to secure the championship.

The problem with the guys that were commenting from the NBA is that most of them had a employee mindset vs a owners/entrepreneur mindset. These new players are starting to open their minds to taking their future in their hands. They realize from more awareness that the league is a business and you can act like it or you can be dominated by it as an employee.

How the hell is Rodman, Buddha, and Spider Salley on the 96 Bulls? 😂. They hated each other and became the most dominant team in NBA history.

do a video on how rules changed the nba

Do one on Kobe vs mj or lebron vs curry

you know the content is good when there's 250+ likes and 0 dislikes

ayyyy i here that j cole immortal

AYY HE PLAYING J COLE IMMORTAL INSTRUMENTAL

You should do a video listing your top 25 players in the NBA right now like those guys on ESPN are doing and saying the most ridiculous shit while they're at it. For example Shaq said James Harden is #7 and Klay is #6 and his reasoning was "Anyone can have one good season." I want a real list with real explanations and judging from how knowledgeable you are I think you'd be the perfect one to do it.

The reason that team isn’t talked about now is because it is 35 years old. Or they would be criticized for how they got together.

@reimixo

Жыл бұрын

And probably because you had to go against the Lakers and Celtics

When's the next podcast LOW?

@aliounendiaye3482

7 жыл бұрын

Jon Fleischmann on soundcloud

@30likeimcurry

7 жыл бұрын

Alioune Ndiaye what days tho

@aliounendiaye3482

7 жыл бұрын

Jon Fleischmann every friday

@LegendOfWinningNBA

7 жыл бұрын

Saturday on Soundcloud

I wish I could like this video twice

How can a team be built the wrong way if they win a championship?

You kept calling him clyde fraizer not Walt Fraizer

@LegendOfWinningNBA

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Havard Clyde was his nickname