A healthy Walton was much better than O'Neil...not even close!
@rosrebel46 минут бұрын
Yo Vernon....I mean ..hey ...I mean
@rosrebel50 минут бұрын
Dream and sabonis ..at their peak ..both best ever ...
@rosrebel51 минут бұрын
Yep hakeem ....the great forgotten .. I would pick him at center before anyone else ...one of theeee most under talked about players of all time ...
@dougcasteel86322 сағат бұрын
As a Jacksonville University and Florida State University fan I sort of had bad feelings about anything U.C.L.A. but Bill Walton was the most fantastic talent I ever watched. Shaq on his best day could not have got off the bench if Walton was playing.
@n3r0wolfe2 сағат бұрын
bird is FAR better than lebron.. dude cant even play when its too hot because he will get cramps.. LOL
@sebi23ro2 сағат бұрын
Ain’t nobody the next MJ. At least in this millennia.
@Lie2unot2 сағат бұрын
Lebron was hated so much after he had that "The Decision" debacle, he could have won 7 out of those 8 straight finals appearances and people would still be hating saying he chased chips and put together superteams. Wade was already in Miami, and Kyrie was already in Clev. I'm trying to figure out what superteam did he join or put together. LBJ puts the super in super team. Without LBJ clev and miami just have a team. I do know this, he took a team of nobodies to the finals his first stint in clev. I'm inclined to believe if dan gilbert got him some help the first 6 years he was in clev, instead of being just happy with the sellouts and money LBJ himself was generating and taking him for granted as a cash cow, he probably would've spent most of his prime years there and won multiple chips. He still has spent more total years playing for the hometown team that drafted him.
@Lie2unot2 сағат бұрын
If lebron would have been in Miami or Clev already and brought in Wade and Bosh or Kyrie and Love then I would say he put together a superteam. If LBJ wasn't the best player in the league at that time, and Wade and Bosh was better than him at the time then I would say he joined a superteam. Same for Kyrie and Love. Once again it wasn't a superteam until LBJ added himself to those teams.
@Lie2unot2 сағат бұрын
Every player in the league that wants to win a chip is chasing a chip. It depends on how good your front office puts together a team that decides if you have the necessary players to win one. If the Bulls never got MJ the help he needed after the first 5 or 6 years of him losing in the league he would have probably rolled out of Chicago his damn self. You're not suppose to waste the prime years of your career playing for an organization that doesn't know how to or has no real desire to put a championship team together. Especially when you look around after 6 years and see who you're still playing with.
@MonsturoCapone8014 сағат бұрын
Unbelievable talent 6'7 260 athletic soft touch beast on the boards could pass hit the J just a beast and unfortunately his back injury nipped his hall of fame future in the bud. 20 pts and 10 Reb and 3 to 5 asts a night when healthy. In my opinion if he stays healthy he is up there with Duncan, Malone, Barkley, etc definitely top 5 to 7 only if that damn back injury didn't interfere. One of my favorite players ever especially when he was at UNLV I witnessed the 90 Rebels play the 1st/2nd Round here in Salt Lake City and he was dominant. 91 UNLV Should have gone back to back except for questionable Dukie foul calls in the 2nd half and down the stretch
@DigitalAscensionArt5 сағат бұрын
It looks like a support group to me. This is the generation of victim hood. They are following suit.
@lotwashsandiego57095 сағат бұрын
No one should listen to a word G Arenas says, the guy is an embarrassing 🤡
@KimoKapaku5 сағат бұрын
From 8th grade thru highschool, I idolized the Iceman! Watching #44 was like watching him in slowmo. THen in 85' when I graduated I saw a special player enter the league from North Carolina and I was like "UH OH" This when everyone was all about Dominic Wilkins
@garygunter51146 сағат бұрын
Shaq was such a tough guy physically but so weak and petty mentally.
@petercriscuola6 сағат бұрын
top 75 without a doubt.
@luisdones81816 сағат бұрын
The original dunk master
@brianclark6416 сағат бұрын
The will to win is always what is going to be missing in this generation, but…wish Antman the best and I love him
@napoleonwashington17367 сағат бұрын
Where did you get that photo of Prince
@tufslk19827 сағат бұрын
Walton game was 🔥🔥🔥 He gave his body to the game His game would translate to this time
@SmilingDolphins-ye4zm7 сағат бұрын
Larry Bird was average and overated I'm a scrub and I could have checked bird and averaged a triple double on him he had no defense
@SmilingDolphins-ye4zm7 сағат бұрын
My top 5 two guards of all times are Jordan drexler Wade Tony and Miller
@washingtonfootballfanwgil83928 сағат бұрын
This 75 Greatest is laughable. Yes, Bill Walton belongs on this list. Patrick Ewing? No. Kawahi Leonard? No. Dwight Howard? Yes. Anthony Davis? No. Giannis?No. James Harden? No. Connie Hawkins? Yes. Grant Hill? Yes.
@3none8 сағат бұрын
MJ was leading scorer, MVP all defensive player, Allstar MvP finals MVP and NBA champ 4 times
@ultraollie9 сағат бұрын
He did not have many good NBA years but, at his best, he was top 50-75. So, is it career resume or "at his peak?" I honestly view him more as a GOAT candidate as an NCAA player, along with Kareem.
@nates90299 сағат бұрын
As a kid of the 80's who hated the Pistons, Bill should be in the Hall of Fame. He was the first center I remeber that would take 3's in an era where people didn't shoot a lot of 3's and make them. Perkins of the Lakers would do it later but Bill was the first player I remember where you had to guard against him just going to the the top of the arch and hitting a 3 against you. I hated him but he was a difference maker in the NBA.
@ivanflores75839 сағат бұрын
Its not a good comparison MJ is the greatest of his era, put that pressure on that guy could make it fall on desperation and you don't want that or even frustration, so he's a great basketball player and hopes he continues growing but we don't know if he can follow MJ footsteps, that's probably too much
@longmayurun5810 сағат бұрын
Shaq in his youth was a lazy sensitive punk.
@mmawilldesha10 сағат бұрын
One of the most disrespected legends of all times
@rodericklee679010 сағат бұрын
Stop the cap he was ok but nothing like Kobe 🫵🏾💯💯💯
@gregmitchell311810 сағат бұрын
Rip Bill.
@gregmitchell311810 сағат бұрын
Grant hill and Tracy mcgrady?? Are you kidding me? Waltons 's career was short but with his 2 titles, MVP, and finals MVP he blows those 2 away.
@Richard-mh5ll11 сағат бұрын
Bill Walton was a fantastic human being and a very good player. I saw him play for the Boston Celtics in 1986! What a team killer lineup and legendary players! I was born the same year RIP Bill!
@zacharycollins654811 сағат бұрын
We miss Timmy, Tony and Manu here in San Antonio. Great time for basketball in the city.
@aarongreenway700211 сағат бұрын
Here is what the "No-Bull" tour is going to have to face: 6 NBA Championships. For every championship they won, they are going to have to explain themselves...and the less the fans will take them seriously. Because it is not going to fly.
@duszkin11 сағат бұрын
Lebron never overcame hes biggest op that is himself, he never completed hes hero arc. Hes story ins't as inspiring as Brids, Kobes, MJs or Hakeems and if it's just basketball for him than at the end of the day he is just a player.
@stevenschultz183311 сағат бұрын
I think as a college bb fanatic i think Bill Walton is probaly the top 5 player as a college bb player Alcinder david Thompson as a pro great great passer top 50 player yes
@stanokeefe271311 сағат бұрын
I was thinking top 50 when i started to watch this, now i agree with you. Just an opinion
@GregHalvorson11 сағат бұрын
Bill Walton was the leader of the band, a cosmic optimist, always smiling, and, ALWAYS, making others smile… A marvelous basketball player, he was an equally marvelous person, a guy who genuinely cared for others, and made it a point to put them first. ❤
@jimhartman427911 сағат бұрын
He was so good darn good... probably greatest college player ever... and I say that thinking Jabbar is the greatest NBA player ever. Bill deserved being in the Top 50/75 because he was the best player in the league for 3 seasons right out of college... again not just great, the best player right out of college. Injuries kept him from being the best center or at least one of the best. Loved Bill Walton!
@cardboardbelt12 сағат бұрын
Walton had actual basketball skills (passing, shooting, footwork) that Shaq could only dream of having. He just had bad luck with his feet. It wasn't because he let himself get fat like some big men I could mention.
@choward543012 сағат бұрын
The NBA allowed O'Neal to punish people whereas Jabbar and Chamberlain, specifically Wilt, were not allowed to play this way.
@mysteriowc12 сағат бұрын
Rest in Peace Bill Walton <3
@ML-lp8jo12 сағат бұрын
Real GOAT in my eyes. Him and Jordan for sure!!!
@2bigbufords13 сағат бұрын
Shaq is a big baby
@mikeobrien155913 сағат бұрын
For sure, Bill was the one "doggin' it", but I give him 12th man credit. There weren't just 11 of them out there.
@travellingator430113 сағат бұрын
For such a huge guy Shaq can be so small so often. Kobe was right, Shaq was a turd, a very physically blessed turd, but a turd.
@tresjordan98213 сағат бұрын
There was stuff Walton could do that Shaq could only dream about. Bill was more judgmental 25 yrs ago when that footage was taken. The difference was this …. Walton played every minute like it was his last….Shaq would take games, series, even seasons off….because he could. Never practiced foul shooting…NEVER!! That’s why Kobe hated playing with him. I love Shaq but he can’t be objective about his career. He don’t get it!!
@hankthor81513 сағат бұрын
2XMVP 2XNBA Champion; NBA Finals MVP; Great attitude, great leader, 6th man & great teammate. BW never had beef with teammates and Shaq, however great a player in prime .... once he got older and heavier, he might as well had injuries to blame, he just had himself to blame while he usually hated on others. There's no BIG MAN code, it's just Shaq's Ego Shade . If you bring in BWs NCAA career, there's no further discussion
@acornsucks211113 сағат бұрын
High skilled player, but very skinny, like pre-80's 7 foot centers were. With the exception of Wilt.
@creasybear3113 сағат бұрын
AE is closer to J.R. Rider than MJ
@StephenMurdock13 сағат бұрын
I stopped watching after " i got a taste of Gary" nahhhh beeee
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A healthy Walton was much better than O'Neil...not even close!
Yo Vernon....I mean ..hey ...I mean
Dream and sabonis ..at their peak ..both best ever ...
Yep hakeem ....the great forgotten .. I would pick him at center before anyone else ...one of theeee most under talked about players of all time ...
As a Jacksonville University and Florida State University fan I sort of had bad feelings about anything U.C.L.A. but Bill Walton was the most fantastic talent I ever watched. Shaq on his best day could not have got off the bench if Walton was playing.
bird is FAR better than lebron.. dude cant even play when its too hot because he will get cramps.. LOL
Ain’t nobody the next MJ. At least in this millennia.
Lebron was hated so much after he had that "The Decision" debacle, he could have won 7 out of those 8 straight finals appearances and people would still be hating saying he chased chips and put together superteams. Wade was already in Miami, and Kyrie was already in Clev. I'm trying to figure out what superteam did he join or put together. LBJ puts the super in super team. Without LBJ clev and miami just have a team. I do know this, he took a team of nobodies to the finals his first stint in clev. I'm inclined to believe if dan gilbert got him some help the first 6 years he was in clev, instead of being just happy with the sellouts and money LBJ himself was generating and taking him for granted as a cash cow, he probably would've spent most of his prime years there and won multiple chips. He still has spent more total years playing for the hometown team that drafted him.
If lebron would have been in Miami or Clev already and brought in Wade and Bosh or Kyrie and Love then I would say he put together a superteam. If LBJ wasn't the best player in the league at that time, and Wade and Bosh was better than him at the time then I would say he joined a superteam. Same for Kyrie and Love. Once again it wasn't a superteam until LBJ added himself to those teams.
Every player in the league that wants to win a chip is chasing a chip. It depends on how good your front office puts together a team that decides if you have the necessary players to win one. If the Bulls never got MJ the help he needed after the first 5 or 6 years of him losing in the league he would have probably rolled out of Chicago his damn self. You're not suppose to waste the prime years of your career playing for an organization that doesn't know how to or has no real desire to put a championship team together. Especially when you look around after 6 years and see who you're still playing with.
Unbelievable talent 6'7 260 athletic soft touch beast on the boards could pass hit the J just a beast and unfortunately his back injury nipped his hall of fame future in the bud. 20 pts and 10 Reb and 3 to 5 asts a night when healthy. In my opinion if he stays healthy he is up there with Duncan, Malone, Barkley, etc definitely top 5 to 7 only if that damn back injury didn't interfere. One of my favorite players ever especially when he was at UNLV I witnessed the 90 Rebels play the 1st/2nd Round here in Salt Lake City and he was dominant. 91 UNLV Should have gone back to back except for questionable Dukie foul calls in the 2nd half and down the stretch
It looks like a support group to me. This is the generation of victim hood. They are following suit.
No one should listen to a word G Arenas says, the guy is an embarrassing 🤡
From 8th grade thru highschool, I idolized the Iceman! Watching #44 was like watching him in slowmo. THen in 85' when I graduated I saw a special player enter the league from North Carolina and I was like "UH OH" This when everyone was all about Dominic Wilkins
Shaq was such a tough guy physically but so weak and petty mentally.
top 75 without a doubt.
The original dunk master
The will to win is always what is going to be missing in this generation, but…wish Antman the best and I love him
Where did you get that photo of Prince
Walton game was 🔥🔥🔥 He gave his body to the game His game would translate to this time
Larry Bird was average and overated I'm a scrub and I could have checked bird and averaged a triple double on him he had no defense
My top 5 two guards of all times are Jordan drexler Wade Tony and Miller
This 75 Greatest is laughable. Yes, Bill Walton belongs on this list. Patrick Ewing? No. Kawahi Leonard? No. Dwight Howard? Yes. Anthony Davis? No. Giannis?No. James Harden? No. Connie Hawkins? Yes. Grant Hill? Yes.
MJ was leading scorer, MVP all defensive player, Allstar MvP finals MVP and NBA champ 4 times
He did not have many good NBA years but, at his best, he was top 50-75. So, is it career resume or "at his peak?" I honestly view him more as a GOAT candidate as an NCAA player, along with Kareem.
As a kid of the 80's who hated the Pistons, Bill should be in the Hall of Fame. He was the first center I remeber that would take 3's in an era where people didn't shoot a lot of 3's and make them. Perkins of the Lakers would do it later but Bill was the first player I remember where you had to guard against him just going to the the top of the arch and hitting a 3 against you. I hated him but he was a difference maker in the NBA.
Its not a good comparison MJ is the greatest of his era, put that pressure on that guy could make it fall on desperation and you don't want that or even frustration, so he's a great basketball player and hopes he continues growing but we don't know if he can follow MJ footsteps, that's probably too much
Shaq in his youth was a lazy sensitive punk.
One of the most disrespected legends of all times
Stop the cap he was ok but nothing like Kobe 🫵🏾💯💯💯
Rip Bill.
Grant hill and Tracy mcgrady?? Are you kidding me? Waltons 's career was short but with his 2 titles, MVP, and finals MVP he blows those 2 away.
Bill Walton was a fantastic human being and a very good player. I saw him play for the Boston Celtics in 1986! What a team killer lineup and legendary players! I was born the same year RIP Bill!
We miss Timmy, Tony and Manu here in San Antonio. Great time for basketball in the city.
Here is what the "No-Bull" tour is going to have to face: 6 NBA Championships. For every championship they won, they are going to have to explain themselves...and the less the fans will take them seriously. Because it is not going to fly.
Lebron never overcame hes biggest op that is himself, he never completed hes hero arc. Hes story ins't as inspiring as Brids, Kobes, MJs or Hakeems and if it's just basketball for him than at the end of the day he is just a player.
I think as a college bb fanatic i think Bill Walton is probaly the top 5 player as a college bb player Alcinder david Thompson as a pro great great passer top 50 player yes
I was thinking top 50 when i started to watch this, now i agree with you. Just an opinion
Bill Walton was the leader of the band, a cosmic optimist, always smiling, and, ALWAYS, making others smile… A marvelous basketball player, he was an equally marvelous person, a guy who genuinely cared for others, and made it a point to put them first. ❤
He was so good darn good... probably greatest college player ever... and I say that thinking Jabbar is the greatest NBA player ever. Bill deserved being in the Top 50/75 because he was the best player in the league for 3 seasons right out of college... again not just great, the best player right out of college. Injuries kept him from being the best center or at least one of the best. Loved Bill Walton!
Walton had actual basketball skills (passing, shooting, footwork) that Shaq could only dream of having. He just had bad luck with his feet. It wasn't because he let himself get fat like some big men I could mention.
The NBA allowed O'Neal to punish people whereas Jabbar and Chamberlain, specifically Wilt, were not allowed to play this way.
Rest in Peace Bill Walton <3
Real GOAT in my eyes. Him and Jordan for sure!!!
Shaq is a big baby
For sure, Bill was the one "doggin' it", but I give him 12th man credit. There weren't just 11 of them out there.
For such a huge guy Shaq can be so small so often. Kobe was right, Shaq was a turd, a very physically blessed turd, but a turd.
There was stuff Walton could do that Shaq could only dream about. Bill was more judgmental 25 yrs ago when that footage was taken. The difference was this …. Walton played every minute like it was his last….Shaq would take games, series, even seasons off….because he could. Never practiced foul shooting…NEVER!! That’s why Kobe hated playing with him. I love Shaq but he can’t be objective about his career. He don’t get it!!
2XMVP 2XNBA Champion; NBA Finals MVP; Great attitude, great leader, 6th man & great teammate. BW never had beef with teammates and Shaq, however great a player in prime .... once he got older and heavier, he might as well had injuries to blame, he just had himself to blame while he usually hated on others. There's no BIG MAN code, it's just Shaq's Ego Shade . If you bring in BWs NCAA career, there's no further discussion
High skilled player, but very skinny, like pre-80's 7 foot centers were. With the exception of Wilt.
AE is closer to J.R. Rider than MJ
I stopped watching after " i got a taste of Gary" nahhhh beeee