Players Who WASTED Their Careers On BAD Teams
Vložit
- čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
- In this video, we’ll talk about 10 players who got stuck with incompetent franchises, and whose talent far exceeded their team’s success.
Follow Nonstop Sports
• Instagram - / nonstop
• Twitter - / nonstop
• TikTok - / nonstop
Imagery supplied by Getty Images - Sport
Pete Maravich dropping 44 a game without the 3 point line is actually RIDICULOUS 😭
did you see him play or just watching youtube highlights?
@@Gnofg numbers like that don't need highlights.. They speak for themselves..
Yea he was a beast! Sucks his knees were shot to shit by the time he teamed up with Larry Bird :/ Rip Pistol Pete!
No shot clock either
@@Gnofg are you 50 years old or just younger than that?!
Go play pickup don’t shoot 3s and see how long it takes to drop 44. Now imagine someone doing that against the best college players in the world when they all know he’s a scorer. “BuT yOu OnLy wAtChEd HiS HiGhLiGhTs!!!!! 😡”
Lillard is on track to be on the top of the list
You should be on this list
@@forgottenson3411 well but its true, he's not being sarcastic, the video title said players who wasted their career on a bad team, I didn't say Trail Blazers is bad, it just Lillard career didn't going anywhere when he with the Blazers, so it such a waste of a talent
Ong
U don’t no nothing about sports if u say lillard
@@thechoosenone4827 who the hell do you think you are lmao. The entire community agrees that his loyalty is unfortunate, clearly you dont know nothing
It's always been strange to me how some fans will be sad that a great player languished on a bad team in his prime, but also be upset when players leave bad teams for good teams in their prime.
LeBron is a great example when he left for Miami rings, even though he returned to Cleveland afterwards. Guess where Cleveland is now that he's gone?
Great point
Lebron haters mostly
People just follow narratives and don't actually have their own opinions
Faxxxxxx
Sucks Pete Maravich never won a championship. Dude deserved it, tbh. Mans was still way ahead of his time, its a shame he barely got to play with the three point line. RIP legend.
If he played with a 3 point line he probably would’ve averaged like 50
@@VeryGoodEggs12 facts
@@VeryGoodEggs12 y’all realized that older era people aren’t superhuman right?
If Pete Maravich won a championship, he probably would've died a lot younger, and wouldn't have been nearly as happy
@@KidnapT obviously, but Pete was a fantastic scorer and regularly made shots from 40+ feet with them only counting as 2 points, against a league of players that had worse defense and athleticism then we do now. Combine that with the fact he averaged over 40 points a game in college, and that’s at least 50 a game
Legendary voice
GARBAGE CONTENT
We have to come up with a name for this. An extremely talented athlete playing on a crappy/subpar team.
Example: Mike Trout on the LA Angels, Larry Fitzgerald on the AZ Cardinals
I'm down for calling it a Fitzgerald in honor of Larry lol.
Trout has had plenty help with the Angles. Maybe he's just not a winner.
@@henny6566 wym Trout has been the best player in the MLB for a while now, the Angels just haven’t been a good team.
@@swishy_bluez I'm noy denying that he has been the best player in the league for a decade now but tbe Angels have had good teams. Not lately but the early 2010's teams had a lot of talent.
Shoutout Calvin Johnson.
Bill Walton, after the NBA title with the Blazers went to SD and played few games in 3 yrs. due to injuries: then he joined the Celtics and got his 2nd title as a 6th man
i wouldnt say he wasted his career on a bad team though. he was only there for four seasons, and spent more time on the bench than on the court, due to injuries. the most games he played in a season during his whole career was only 67. if anything, they wasted money by having him come there. not saying he wasnt a great player, but he already was severely injury plagued before he decided to sit out his last season in portland to protest not wanting to be there
Most of Walton's issues were his own feet, though.
Even his championship season with the Blazers he only played just over 60 games in the regular season.
That season with Boston was his ONLY healthy season of his career.
Kevin Love had it worse than Garnett. At least Garnett helped the T-Wolves get to the playoffs. Kevin Love never made it to the playoffs until he went to Cleveland.
I’m surprised Lebrun didn’t try to get the Lakers to bring Love out there. I’d take him now over most of the roster they have. Love can still shoot, the Lakers could use a good shooter.
Kevin Love was good, but not good enough to carry a team. Garnett's era during the T-Wolves has the best PF in the west. Every other night is Duncan, Wallace, Webber, Dirk, Mcdyess, Gasol, Malone, Barkley, Elton Brand. Love faced Duncan, Dirk, then Carl Laundry, Jeff Green, Drew Gooden, J.J. Hickson, Darrell Arthur.... Not even close.
T-Wolves waste players with great potential..
@@heic1971 you crazy Kevin was a beast just no team mates tht simple
Says more about love then the team. Stars get you to playoffs superstars win in them considering he wasn’t even able to make it as the guy shows he never was the guy
As a raptors fan I often look at Tracy and shake my head. The raptors were so nice and went to the second round right after he left. Imagine if he was there they could’ve gone all the way since the east were weak, vc and tmac could’ve gone down as the best wing duo ever
That narrative is so bogus and bs. Carter and McGrady wouldn't have worked out. It'd be a miss match. TMAC might not have worked on his offense to carry the load and there would have been more quarrel between him and Carter. That raptors team would not have won the title.
No
They would not have beat the Lakers or Spurs. Then after that was the Pistons and heat. They wouldnt have been passed the Pistons and heat
I’d put Ewing on this list too. The Knicks were a playoff team every year but never managed to get enough talent to win a title. Best chance was 1994 but got outplayed by Houston.
If the team made playoffs, the team wasn't bad. The guys on this list all played on teams that barely made playoffs or not at all during their time with them
Ewing's Knicks are not a bad team. They even went to the finals twice in the 90s.
The Knicks had the talent to get to the finals year after year. Unfortunately for them, Jordan and the eventual champion Bulls put the kibosh on that.
@@jlh4jc *Hakeem Olajuwon enters the room*
OJ Simpson
Editing is perfect @Nonstop Sports
For the NFL. I can think of a few guys.
Dan Marino with the Miami Dolphins
Steven Jackson with the St. Louis Rams
Barry Sanders with the Detroit Lions
Adrian Peterson with the Minnesota Vikings
How about Matt Ryan
Calvin Johnson with the Detroit Lions
Larry Fitzgerald with the Arizona Cardinals
Joe Thomas with the Cleveland Brown
@@MazeDaGr8 jay cutler with the bears
@@elijahmcgeorge5198 Matt Ryan won a league MVP award and went to a Super Bowl.
@@MazeDaGr8 Calvin and Barry both didn't waste their careers. They in the HOF.
Ray Allen has one of the greatest mid- to twilight year careers in the NBA. After leaving Seattle, he refined himself as a "Big Three" member in Boston, and defined himself as a three point specialist in his final curtain call at Miami. He shot one of the greatest buzzer beaters off the bench in the 2013 Miami NBA Finals to force a Game 7 and one final ring.
U forgot Allen Iverson
AI had a decent team around him
@@VeryGoodEggs12 name his starting line up and sixth man on his best team without google......
@@VeryGoodEggs12 and don't cheat.. I won't know.. but you'll know
@@BiasFreeTV too young to know that, but I do know there was Eric Snow who was a decently efficient scorer, and he had Mutombo, so that obviously helps, but you also need at least a decent team to make it to the finals
@@VeryGoodEggs12 Eric Snow was inefficient lol
This video comes out perfectly timed with Stafford winning the super bowl after a decade++ with the lions
I forgot KG & Ocar won their rings the first year with their team. Stafford did the same 3 days ago🏈🏆
Imagine if players in the 70s , 80s, and 90s did what they do now in forming super teams. Imagine Magic and Bird on the same team. Ewing joining Jordan with those 90s Bulls teams.
Or if Jordan would’ve done what Durant did. Hell I can’t beat the Pistons I’ll just join them
“Kings have messed up “ I’ve heard that a lot
If McGrady stayed in Toronto, him and Vince could've been a force
Problem was that back then, players wanted to be the man on their team. Teaming up was almost unheard of even though Toronto drafted both players.
@@JayJackson1981 You meant to say "Players have big Egos and can't swallow their pride" resulting to a disaster
@@user-ps6iz6bd9t
No, I meant what I said. Men back then wanted to be leaders. Your generation is a bunch of followers looking for a leader to worship. We are not the same.
@@JayJackson1981 What's wrong from being a followers?
@@JayJackson1981 you're generation is no different from this generation. The way you are making the argument clearly shows that you're just as much of a follower as any generation.
Lebrons first Lakers season, the Lakers were 28-27 with him playing, so the team was bad with him too. Just like the 2021-2022 Lakers are bad with and without Lebron.
They won a finals though
@@explodyz that was the 2nd year with the Lakers, not the 1st... that was a completely different team.
Shockingly, that team with Lebron and a bunch of young kids who had yet to develop had a better record than the current lakers with 4 of the 75 greatest players of all time
LeBron quit on the team in 2019 once the AD trade fell through that year. They weren't a championship team but they were a playoff team until LeBron quit on them. Yes he did get hurt and that didn't help but when he came back, they were still in position to make the playoffs.
@@showtimenick824 that was my point...
Cannot believe T Mac wasnt on the Top 75 list.
He Never even made it outta the first round what can’t you believe?
@@tits279 so we're going to count individual accomplishments on team basis? You make a lot of sense. Either that or you clearly didn't see him play during his Orlando years.
How are you gonna leave out Allen Iverson???
For real though. Him and Tracy McGrady had it the worse. Great players on terrible teams. They was carrying the teams they were on.
Because noobs only think Iverson was on a weak team not understanding that he's surrounded by defenders 🙄
AI’s teams weren’t bad just unlucky. Sixers management was doing good building a roster around him. It was his play style that made it hard for him to win
Yeah. Tracy McGrady did that to himself. He said , "I can do it all by myself."
@Smitty24 Totally agree.
Interesting video! So far now in the early 2020's when I typed this Damian Lillard, Bradley Beal, and Karl Anthony Towns are star players who are putting up great numbers, but their teams either miss the playoffs or lose in the 1st round quickly. I wonder how long their patience will last before they demand a trade.
I don’t feel sorry for dame or Beal. They both have had many opportunities to leave their shitty franchises but they don’t care about winning a championship. They comfortable making millions of dollars in their small market teams.
Watching the Bucks in the 90s and early 2000s, I always felt bad for Ray Allen.
Thank you for the new vid
A few people on this list got blackballed by the league and was never allowed to team up with players better equipped to compliment his game... Or they teamed up when they're past their prime
This is sad, no one deserves to waste their potential in bad teams, sadly the sports world is almost never fair
Can’t really agree with the big O being on this list. He wasted his peak there, was still in his prime when he went to Milwaukee and won a chip. It’s not like his career was wasted because he was on the royals, still regarded by a lot of people as the second best pg of all time. Plus, in the 60s during his peak, if you weren’t on the Celtics you were on a bad team.
Oscar did waste his time in Cincinnati. He had no help and he made his teammates far better than they were. Look at it like this, Kareem couldn't win without a grade A point and those grade A points were Magic and Oscar.
Oscar went from averaging 30 point almost triple doubles to barely averaging 20 points with his assist and rebounds. Kareem made his life easy.
Well now Steph is def better
@@Lucas-vr1qr grade A example of curry fans being literally the dumbest humans in the basketball universe.
Dope video
Penny Hardaway's career went from promising to eventually going downhill.
From 92 to 96 forming a duo with Shaq and Nick Anderson that Magic team looked like a formidable threat but never lived up to the hype come playoff time plus with Shaq gone to the Lakers then later Penny would get dealt to the Suns then Knicks and by then injuries would catch up with him and he was never the same Penny Hardaway like he was with Orlando.
'Nique would be my second pick. The Hawks ran into a Celtics dynasty, but they weren't overall as woefull as Mitch's Kings/Wizards
Mitch was better off with the Warriors.
@@willn8664 no argument there. At least he eventually won a consolation ring with the Lakers as a bench-warmer; Chris and Tim were not so lucky. I always wanted him to go to the Jazz in the late 90s. 80s NBA was so good; 90s ruined it.
@@three-quartersbadger2929 shutup
@@nonamewillbegiven6847 No Fucks Will Be Given about anything you think or say, twat
It's a fact of reality. Since only one team can be "champion" that leaves the rest to "wait until next year". I especially find it tiring when a player jumps from team tp team in search of a title, such as Butler, Westbrook and Harden recently. If everyone deserved a title we'd have "participation" titles as 5 year olds have.
Damian Lillard should definetly make the list, but as of now it seems like big plans are ahead of the trail blazers and they will probably make a blockbuster trade, to finally give lillard the team he deserves. But it still took waaaaaay too long for that to maybe be about to happen
Who can they trade for? Could've had Harden or Simmons.. watch em trade the pick(if they can tank) for someone mid like wtf is Portland doing
@@dexxxhundo1365 they have loads of first round picks don't they? seems like they're building for the future. unfortunately dame ain't getting any younger they've wasted his career and so has he for staying
@@riyadinho6795 trade high picks for who? Grant? Naw rather have youngsters under dame learning
Lillard made the Western Conference Finals twice
@@mongoslade277 Yeah, but when it's all said and done, no one will remember that. They'll only remember him for staying loyal to a team that couldn't win a championship
Top 10 Nfl mvp seasons would be cool 🕶
This should be titled “great players who got theirs but couldn’t make their teams better.”
Jason Kidd with the Nets. I heard the Spurs wanted him
He went to the finals with Nets
@@WoodT92 twice
But he could have 5 rings ..
@@reimixo 5 or better. Tim never won B2B. It was always LA or Spurs every season
@@jknumber5138 I think they win in the same years, maybe 06 too? But Kidd doesn't last until 14 so... Still 5 rings for Kidd
It would have been Nice to see Garnett join the nets in like 05 because kg Kidd and Carter vs Parker Duncan and ginobili would BE Nice for a while then against Kobe gasol Odom and fisher...
This list is why I think a bit too much importance is put on championships. No player is good enough to win it all without help around him, not Jordan, not Bird, not Magic, not Russell. They all had great teams around them that allowed them to win.
It’s really sad when you think about the players that slogged and played their hearts out for teams and fans but never got the ring. 😢
That's why I don't get mad at super teams forming. It's the right move.
I feel like I need to clarify that Kevin Garnett never formally asked to be traded and in fact was willing to stay in Minnesota, but the front office wanted to get value from him before his contract expired so that he wouldn't walk away for nothing.
And yet look how much shit LeBron got for leaving Cleveland
@Smitty24 didn’t the show raise money for charity??
Cause as Barkley said "you don't piggy back when you're 25."
Goes to show you tune out people's opinions, especially when they flip flop back and forth and sound like hypocrites. I'm not disappointed in Durant decision to Join the Warriors. It was a smart move and won him two legit championships. The narrative would have been different and people would have criticized him had he lost. And people acting all high and mighty saying that they knew he'd win, knowing they were hoping he'd lose.
Love the vids
KG didn't as for a trade. KG wanted to stick around and hoped they can get somebody traded there but Minnesota wanted to start fresh and then that's why they traded him to the Boston it was mainly cuz of Kevin McHale. He didn't ask for a trade
It's because Billups and Lue told KG to move that KG left.
Tbh the best thing to do in my opinion is just tank end of your season to get drafted lower so u can go to a better team potential ally but idk if that could work
Fun fact: Abdur-Rahim has got literally the worst career plus/Minus in NBA history to date with an abysmal -2904.
Tf happened in that game?
He was good on Sega.
The most under rated player in the NBA, if not the most under rated pf.
Play for a team that lost an average of 55 games while with the grizzlies.
I disagree with Tracy Mcgrady on this list, he just wasnt patient enough. He couldve been teammates with vince and won rings if he put his ego aside, and teammates with dwight howard and grant hill in orlando, had he stayed longer in all the teams he got traded he wouldve gotten the help he needed
For the nfl I would say Aaron Rodgers and Dan Marino (the teams were rarely bad, but never good enough)
Warren Moon too. Those oilers teams were exciting to watch but never were a threat to win a title.
Barry Sanders would have to be pretty high on that list too
But Rodgers won a title.
Mark Price, Kelly Tripucka, Tom Chambers
Amazing players playing for bad teams in their prime
i thought stafford was going to be in this but it was only the NBA
We helped him get HOF numbers. That counts for something
Didn't someone put this up earlier today 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Dame Lillard, Kevin Love, Kemba Walker.
1 of the 3 at least has a ring tho
Whos Dame? Yall retarded for not saying Damian 🤣🤣
I’m actually surprised love hasn’t come to the lakers by now. At this point, he wouldn’t command much of a salary but he can still shoot.
Alot of those Orlando teams would never have even made the playoffs without mcgrady
You should have saved Maravich and Robertson for last. Kudos for having a long memory.
3:52 -- The problem was that Kevin Garnet's prime coincided with Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'neal's primes. That is why he never got a championship.
Kevin Garnet won a championship with the Celtics
KG never won because 4 years in a row there was no draft for the team and he was always carrying the load. That's why he gets disrespected by noobs saying that Dirk Nowitzki is better than him when the west was known for the two top pfs being Garnett and Duncan. Hell, the top pfs in the NBA were Garnett and Duncan for nearly a decade
Thats very inaccurate
@@younglove3362 I think it is a case of Dirk Nowitzki having better stats on his early teams than Kevin Garnet did on his. And Dirk had Steve Nash and a lot more help on those teams to take away from his stats, but he still got superior stats to Garnet, who had less help and the team focused on him getting those stats.
Dirk Also won a championship with a bunch of roll players and washed up old men like 37 year old Jason kidd. No other all star help to win his ring, but KG had to get a super team to get his ring. That is why Dirk Nowitzki is considered better than KG.
@@nonamewillbegiven6847 I guess you'd also say that Charles Barkley never getting a championship because his prime coincided with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippin's primes is also very inaccurate. Or how about Stockton and Malone? They couldn't get over MJ and Scottie either....
If an older MJ and Scottie Pippin in their mid 30's could beat all time great power forward like Malone, How the hell are you saying that Kevin Garnet in his Wolves years going up against PRIME 20 something year old Shaq and Kobe isn't a problem?
Now players who waste the potential of teams that seem like contenders, examples James harden with the Brooklyn Nets.
True!!
That's not true. Harden sh1ts his pants everytime he is in the playoffs.
Huh more like the rockets if he wasn’t injured and fat on the nets they would have won the championship
I am so glad that you mentioned Mitch 'Rock' Richmond. I disagree about LeBron, but Mitch to me is the ultimate example of great player, bad teams. He was the 2nd-best two-guard of the 90s behind Jordan, who had all the support and all of the press. The Kings were abysmal, but at least Rock eventually won a ring as a bench player with the Lakers and made the hall. I still have a copy of NBA 97 for the Mega Drive, which has Richmond on the cover and is signed by him.
🤡🤡🤡
The Hawks were good but they weren't better than the late 80s Cavs, Pistons early 80s Bucks, Celtics, Sixers, and we're technically just as good as the Bulls but couldn't stop 23. Nique didn't waste his talent on bad teams until he left them in the early 90s.
yeah T-mac shouldn't have played for the magic he wasted much of his career there
No one saw Hill and Yao getting those injuries
excellent
Interesting list.
a movie about pete maravich life with andrew garfield playing him would be 🔥
It's not about what your team can do for you but what you can do for your team
Barry sanders
Edit : oh this NBA only
As a Warriors fan who became a fan in the Run TMC era it sucked seeing Richmond go to the Kings. At least things are better now
Shutup
Dame gonna make this list in the future
I don't care that this is based on the NBA, the number one answer is still Barry Sanders.
Imagine Barry in Dallas and Emmit in Detroit. Barry would have played a lot longer too with that great offensive line. Emmit would have been washed up after 5 years with those horrible Detroit teams.
@@gregrowe1168 Berry Sanders would have championships right now if he played for Dallas.. Look at Mathew Stafford.. It took him leaving Detroit to get a ring so what does that say about Detroit?? The Lions waste talent..
Will be on this list 10 years from now:
Luka Doncic
Joel Embid
Damian Lillard
Anthony Edwards
Trae Young
Zach Lavine
LaMelo Ball
Jalen Brunson
Bradley Beal
Paolo Banchero
Devin Booker
Deandre Ayton
Brandon Ingram
lol half of these are wrong, embiid had harden and other good players like maxey now, luka has a decent team built around him, dame is traded to bucks now, ant is also on a good team, lavine is on a decent team and doesn't have enough talent to be considered an all time great imo, brunson has randle, and might not be considered an all-time great either, beal just isn't good enough to be considered a great, booker has an amazing team with kd, nurkic, allen and so much more, and ayton is also on a great team, or at least he was when he was on the suns
I wouldn't count LeBron. We should be looking at careers "as a whole." I agree the Cavs in his first stint were bad, but if you go on to win four titles, then you're team isn't all that bad (Heat had Bosh and Wade, second team in Cleveland had Irving and Smith, and Lakers have Davis). My opinion.
If you look at what he has achieved so far he is definitely impressive. However, when you compare to the number of championships he could have won had he played for better team back then, I understand his inclusion here. He indeed wasted multiple years of his career playing for a bad team.
@@rezhaadriantanuharja3389 yeah if the Cavs could have constructed a better roster around him his first stint there he could of gotten another ring or two
You got to consider how weak the East was during LeBrons early career in Cleveland. His way through the East to the Finals would've been impressive if he had competition but that generally only happened when he was against the West.
@@GO2GO97 yeah but it wasn’t like Lebron was just beating up on bad teams. Lebron as a 21 year old took the Ben Wallace pistons to 7 games in 2006 and beat them in 6 games the following year. He also went 7 games with the big 3 Celtics with no other all star on his team. If the cavaliers would’ve just been able to get Lebron just one other all star I believe he would’ve won a championship in Cleveland his first stint there.
@@jaydot4956 With all due respect that is what I am saying that Lebron did beat up on bad teams. You Pistons argument is one and facing them in the playoffs doesn't exclude the fact that the weakest teams were in the East which he got to face more often than in the East. Big difference going against several good teams multiple times versus only two games in a regular season. For example Shaq and Kobe's had bigger obstacles getting to the 2000 NBA finals than the Pacers but you'll see better records in the East versus the 2006 Lebron season you are talking about. Lebron made it and that is great for him but that doesn't change the fact of the conference he was in that isn't something he could control. So here is a little reminder of that 2006 season showing the 8 playoff teams for each conference. Also it is like the fact that Lebron is currently 4th place in total missed shots in NBA history: 13,282 and that he will probably soon pass Kobe at 14,481. It boils down that ya Lebron made a lot of points which is awesome but he laid up a lot of bricks too. Everyone likes their player to be celebrated but facts are facts. Spurs 63-19
Suns 54-28
Nuggets 44-38
Mavericks 60-22
Grizzles 49-33
Clippers 47-35
Lakers 45-37
Kings 44-38
Heat 52-30
Nets 49-33
Cavaliers 50-32
Wizards 42-40
Pacers 41-41
Bulls 40-42
Bucks 40-42
john is underrated because his Karl shadow and he was on the jazzes. I feel like that his a honble mention.
KG's prime years are like what I am seeing on Luka right now, he over performs in the elimination and in the playoffs, yet will little to no results, he just never got a team mate that mill make the Wolves team a contending team.
KD should be on this list if you put LeBron on here because he had to put up with Westbrook for 8 yrs and OKC didn’t bring harden back because they didn’t wanna go over the luxury tax smh
The only problem with the OKC team was that they didn't get any better after Harding left. Westbrook was not the problem. Skip and others base that bs narrative down, along with the Lakers. The man was an MVP and they got to the playoffs with and without each other plenty of times. Stop believing that nonsense television 📺 likes to tell you.
Id put Wilt Chamberlain on this list too! he had to carry the Philadelphia warriors to the playoffs where they always lost to boston, then the warriors moved to San Francisco and sucked. than he finaly got traded to the Philadelphia 76’s which were actually a great team with a great coach and had a record season of 68wins and beat boston and won the championship that year, then wilt went to the lakers an old team that always lost to boston in the 60s but with jerry west he won his second championship.
No just no
They changed the rules around Wilt because he was so unstoppable
Young Love and what does that have to do with comment
@@younglove3362 no it was cause the game wasnt interesting. I.diot
Hmmm.... *Iverson* *Webber* & *Berry Bonds*
Could put Kyle kuzma on their if you do an updated one he had the choice to go to Dallas but wanted to stay in Washington
allen iverson? he had no teammates and still brought his team to the nba finals
Demarcus Cousins with the kings
Crazy how they say lebron started superteams but Kg did the same thing
Bill Russell getting Sam Jones, K.C Jones 🤷🏾♂️, Wilt, West,Baylor
Kobe, Shaq, Malone, Peyton?
What about Bob Lanier with the Detroit Pistons?
Ben Gordon for Chicago he was great but played for the post Jordan bulls
I’m a magic fan, and I wish we traded T-Mac so he could’ve won a ring
I love you guys
Bean with KG will be so great🔥🔥
Would Love to See Richmond beside Ewing at NY.
bro at 10:15 man rlly folded bro XD
after this i now understand the player empowerment
As mainly a wrestling fan, I wonder what the drawing power on these guys. Needlessly to say they were awesome to watch. Let alone see live.
John Stockton, Charles Barkley, those 2 needed to be on it
I can’t wait for the list of players who wasted their careers on good teams:
Chris Paul
James Harden
Charles Barkley
Karl Malone
John Stockton
Carmelo Anthony
Blake Griffin
Elgin Baylor
I mean maybe pete only had great numbers cuz he was on bad teams. Like bro played well in bad teams in both college and nba.
lol i actually had a debate with someone because i tend to think pete maravich is kind of overrated. being the best player on the best team clearly holds more weight than being the best player on the shittiest team. definitely an innovator and one of the greatest talents in nba history, but would he avg 44pts a game if he had played with ucla instead of lsu? and in 10 seasons he averaged 24 pts in the nba. 24 is obviously really good, but its not crazy as in people who played a few years longer averaged more than that. would he have even done that if he played on the best team?
Dame gonna top this list
Stafford
I don't care what anyone says KG will always be my favorite PF of all time and to me he's the best at the position.
I won't say he's the best, but I always argue that he's better than Duncan. And Duncan is my favorite player
@@younglove3362 Duncan is way better than Kg
How many rings does kg have again?
Garnett says that now. But he refused to go to Boston originally until after they got Allen coz he said Boston didn’t have enough with just Pierce to win. SMH. So how exactly would he have gone to Boston sooner?
I think that Damian Lillard should have been mentioned. He plays in a mediocre Trail Blazers team. Last year he average 24 points, 4 rebounds and 7 assists. Clearly carrying portland IMO
Damian Lillard's career with the Trail Blazers is reminding me of Kevin Garnett with the Timberwolves. Hopefully he gets a better team or gets a trade.
@@dr.blythe3176 yeah hopefully he does
Watching lakers mid 2000's ball after 3 peat, kobe was legendary and one of the best players I've ever watched besides a couple others, he averaged I think 36 ppg one season and lit the league for years but his team was mediocre and didnt make it to the playoffs many times.
He only missed the playoffs the first year after that he was back in the playoffs
Kobe was trying to get traded during that time too but the Lakers said no. Then they got Gasol and some other good players and became a champion again.
Dominique had good teams, but going against the Celtics and pistons every year....
Yeah.. plus a Young Bulls Team too.. it would of been difficult to win..
How did fame not make this list
KG in San Antonio would of been scary.
This guy gets it
@@younglove3362 shutup
History repeating itself
3:17 KEVIN GARNETT, MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES 🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦🤷♂️🤷♀️🤷
top 25!