100% deserves to be in the hall of fame! One of the Euro pioneers...superb passer and gifted shooter...Part of what made that Bulls team the best of all time.
This EX-YU basketball school was something special and incredible (Divac, Petrović, Kukoč, Rađa), you had the same in Football (Savićević, Šuker, Prosinečki, Piksi, Bokšić, Boban, Mijatović etc.). Amazing talent and DNA, purely genious.
Toni was a special talent. His skills were highly shadowed by Michael Jordan and Scottie pippen's presence But he was a vital part in the bull's 2nd 3peat
Man he was a critical part but boy they were mean to that guy. It was always nice when Pippen would at least give him a pat on the back after a good play.
@@vicalsi1568 Nah, Larry was a small forward in those days. He was 6'9"... That was the general height among small forwards at that time and many small forwards were decent 3 point threats. A stretch 4 is a Power Forward that plays above the arc. These guys are usually 6'10 and taller and are what some might refer to as "long"... Toni Kukoc was the perfect example of that.
I just can't believe why Toni kukoc is not in the hall of fame. No other player deserves more than him. I'm a huge fan from Senegal west africa of Toni kukoc
Honestly looking back which is 20/20 hindsight i can say that Kukoc was a much bigger part of the Bulls success then what most people recognize; i mean for sure when Jordan first retired he did step in and provide a really nice lift for the Bulls in that first season 0f 93-94 season where he was a key component that kept the Bulls not only relevant until Jordan's return in 95 but kept the Bulls competitive to the point where the Bulls we're one call away from going to the Finals without Jordan in 1994.
Scottie popping was a great player top 5 in my book only one blemish when he refused get off bench when tonis number was called for game winner against Knicks... And maybe he was a little shook for rest of that series.... Toni in his own rite was a great player and does not get recognition because his best years where played with Jordan and pippin... I'm not going as far as better than Dirk tho as bulls fan I like too... But pipp dropped ball had he let Toni have that moment and controlled his demeanor found way into finals and he'll it would of been super tough task but I think appearance against Houston everyone puts pipp top 10 win without Jordan pipp then top 5 everyone eyes... Toni is great the team withvrodman and Harper is way better any team ever
Thank you bro one call away as the leader of that team pippen deserves all the credit scottie pippen is on the same level as lbj and kd I'll go as far as to say I'd rather choose scottie pippen of both of them kd and lbj scottie pippen is a great complimentary player it's just that MJ was on another level
@@toyshanger8945 no. He was the go to man in the bulls. That's why, he was given the sixth man award a couple of times. He was a very good passer and shooter.
I'm 34, grew up loving this team.tony would start for any other team in league, he would be even better in today's small ball stretch 4,and great passer.underrated should be in hof
Stefanie Walker yes kukoc should easily be in the hall of fame, this dude was white kevin durant but with dog in em and he could pass wayyyyy wayyyyy better then durant, he can drive to the rim and take guys to the basket more physically then kd, tonis tougher and id bet stronger, kd look like a noodle, toni had savvy and resourcefulness too, dude was great
I'm trying to explain to some idiots on twitter how actually good was Toni Kukoč. I claim that Toni would have the same influence on the team as today Giannis Antetokounmpo have, and probably similar statistics. And this comes from a guy that's avid supporter of the team that Kukoč destroyed in the late '80's/early '90's. Plus, Toni won EVERYTHING (and being named the MVP in the process), except Olympic gold, which he probably would if Yugoslavia didn't fell apart.
@@markomarkovic5729 Hmmmm. You rally think, that Yugoslavia would beat the Dream Team with MJ, Pippen and all those big men like Ewing, Robinson? And those power fowards like Barkley and Malone? And bench players like Magic, Stockton and Drexler? I don't think so..... He played with Croatia against them. The games were close for a while, but in the end it was more than 30 points difference in BOTH matches. Adding some other players from Yugoslavia would be an "upgrade", but not enough to beat the Dream team.
@@markodrmic7524 Probably not at the 1992 Olympics, but that game would be much more close. Even U.S. basketball analysts believe it was the biggest game not to be played. But I think that Yugoslavia could have beaten them already at the 1996 Olympics - not because there were no Jordan, Magic and Bird, but because the best Yugoslav players were in their prime at the time. Serbia and Montenegro (ie FR Yugoslavia) was in the lead for most of the first half, the game was very uncertain until Vlade Divac got the 5th foul early in the 2nd half, and until Karl Malone intentionally injured Dejan Bodiroga, who played a great match together with Žarko Paspalj. After that, the team's game fell apart, because Željko Rebrača hasn't physically matured and couldn't guard much stronger and more experienced players. In addition, Dejan Savić injured during the semifinal match against Lithuania, and he was a very important player and could respond to American centers and power forwards with his strength. With Kukoč, Rađa, Dražen Petrović, Zdovc, maybe Naumoski, Yugoslavia could and I'm sure - would win. Btw, the former national coach of Yugoslavia, Duda Ivković, claims that Yugoslavia would win against the Dream Team in 1992, because those players played together for years, and he thinks that they were ready to win.
@@aaliyahrye4336 ehhh, McGrady was the best NBA player for atleast 800 days. Toni wasn't a top-50 player in his time... So many dick riders here holy cow.
Saw him play at 17 vs my mzt Skopje. His legs went one way his body went another way. Due to growing so fast. But could see even then that he will be a great player. Loved watching him play. Even got a chance to see him play live one more time.
Well Toni was a great brilliant player for the Bulls and Croatia. So talented and he always did great show.! Some people only say about Noviski or KD for very tall players to be so quick and smooth but forget about Toni quickness and fan to watch.! He will be always one of the best players NBA and for Croatia of all time and better than Dirk.. :) Thanks for the vid. :)
Missing from this is an alleyoop against the 6ers in Philly during the 72-10 season. Kukoc corralled a long rebound , spotted Pippen breaking and connected with a perfect alleyoop from 3/4 court.
When valuing Kukoc, also keep in mind that when he arrived in the NBA Euro players where pretty much considered zero, and he has been underrated for that bias his whole NBA career. If he were to get now in the NBA, he would be a franchise player.
Tony Kukoc was fourteen when one coach saw him playing basketball on the street. He asked him if he would come to try playing real basketball. Three years later he was the best junior player in the world. He was leading Yugoslavia in world cup final against USA. Yugoslavia won and Kukoc scored 11 three points without missing one.
Toni played foodball before that. In Hajduk Split. And table tennis, where he beat even our best table tenis player, latter the champion of this sport, Zoran Primorac. After that he went to basketball. And it was the step that launch him into the stars. He is simply born to be basketball star. A pure genious.
Dear Toni, congratz!! A long waited HoF crown. Finally, justice!!! U deserved it long time ago, before many others. The best ever Croatian and European basketball player! J-u-g-o-p-l-a-s-t-i-k-a!!!
I watched him as a kid one of my all time favourite players. At 17 his body would go one way but his legs the other way. But even then you could see he was going to be special.
It's fitting that Toni started his NBA career shortly after being schooled incredibly hard by Jordan and Pippin in the Olympics and then joining them on the Bulls. Even though it wasn't for the best of reasons, it was a perfect way for him to be humbled a bit and then joining and being a great asset to possibly the best NBA team ever assembled. You can see his veteran experience when he joined the hawks. By then, he was competitive at the highest level.
Well, for sure he seems to be underrated as he played with Jordan and Pippen. Still, Toni Kukoč was not just "some euro player" who happened to have good NBA career. Toni was the icon of 1987-1991 international basketball and one of the leaders of the most talented generation/teams outside NBA (Kukoč, Rađa, Dražen Petrović, Divac, Đorđević, Danilović, Paspalj...). He won world junior title in 1987 leading Yugo team winning twice over USA, won 2 euro golds, olympic silver, 3 euroleague titles, multiple mvp's titles. He won FIBA world title, beating US team in semis, following yet another win against US in Seattle on Goodwill games. He was skinny 2.08m (6'10) forward, playing on positions 1 to 5. He made 11 of 12 threes when playing against US team i Junior world championship. Then he started playing for Croatia and won olympic silver, 2 euro bronze and Fiba world bronze, played Euroleague on top level.. and then he came to NBA to play alongside Jordan and Pippen. He added muscles to adapt to more physical game in NBA. By the way, he as well as other Euro players just had no time to work on their bodies. For example in 1990, after the club season, he was the together with the national team for more than 4 months. Similar to Dražen Petrović, he wanted to prove himself in the NBA and he ended up contributing to 3 NBA titles but had he not come to NBA at all he would still be one of the best players from Europe and not having him in the HoF is indeed a mess up.
Toni is the wizzard on the court. Toni was one of the best deals Bulls ever made. He was unbelivably popular and loved in the city of Chicago. And main reason why second three peat team was better than the first one. After all, he was always the part of Bulls BIG THREE, not Dennis Rodman.
If Kukoc play today he will be unbeatable and superstar because his talents in basketball are immense coz he can play every roles with superb, during his time if you are from European they don’t want you to be superstar here in USA even though, they cannot denied how powerful toni played in NBA which is the modern plays of basketball today
The best European basketball player of all time. Period. Amazing passer, all around player, great game vision he had! Such a shame he's so underrated!!!! Shame on u hof! This Croatian is one of the best things that ever happened to basketball - on both sides of Atlantic.
Missing his basketball, the way he did. He was awesome and full of class. His talent and his big effort were unbeatable!! In the history of European basketball there were only 5. Tony Kukoc, Drazen Petrovic, Dirk Nowitzi, Pau Gasol and Arvidas Sabonis. For me, the boy from Split the number one.
Bulls vs Lakers 96? Huge comeback after 2nd half and Toni was on FIRE!!!! I'm showing my age but the Pan Am Games He dunk Alonzo back to Georgetown. (n da face)
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100% deserves to be in the hall of fame! One of the Euro pioneers...superb passer and gifted shooter...Part of what made that Bulls team the best of all time.
One of the most versatile and underrated players who has ever lived.
The man from Croatia Toniii Kukoc!
This EX-YU basketball school was something special and incredible (Divac, Petrović, Kukoč, Rađa), you had the same in Football (Savićević, Šuker, Prosinečki, Piksi, Bokšić, Boban, Mijatović etc.). Amazing talent and DNA, purely genious.
Toni - Croatian basketball virtouso! One of the biggest basketball romantics i've ever watched!
He knew basketball like very few players from both sides of atlantic ocean!!
Man his passing was in another level even for 2020; and he did it in the 90s!! Shame he isn’t in the HoF!! 🥺
1990's had better players. I am not sure why people are so confused about this not many people watching the NBA anymore.
Not everything gets better.
He is now!!! :)
Toni was a special talent. His skills were highly shadowed by Michael Jordan and Scottie pippen's presence
But he was a vital part in the bull's 2nd 3peat
exactly
Man he was a critical part but boy they were mean to that guy. It was always nice when Pippen would at least give him a pat on the back after a good play.
Ffs thanks for ruining the ending to the show I am watching on Netflix rn 😫😫😫
Honestly I think the gap from Pippen and Jordan was from the physicality point of view, not from the technical one.
@@Mg2SiO4 ya that's true
what a player...unforgettable
master of behind the back passing.
Everybody always credits Dirk with being the one who started the stretch 4 in the NBA... but no...that honor goes to this man... Toni Kukoc
Toni fadeaway was elegant. And he had the clutch gene.
@@mariopantoja8259
He was ice cold, man! Never hesitated to take a clutch shot!
No Larry Bird was the first stretch!
@@vicalsi1568 Nah, Larry was a small forward in those days. He was 6'9"... That was the general height among small forwards at that time and many small forwards were decent 3 point threats. A stretch 4 is a Power Forward that plays above the arc. These guys are usually 6'10 and taller and are what some might refer to as "long"... Toni Kukoc was the perfect example of that.
@@Cluez31 look at his wiki he played both power and small
Kukoc and Pippen were two of the best ball haldling/shooting forwards ever.
Toni "Life Saver" Kukoč
The Bulls best 6 man ever
Top 5 bi potpuno izabrao kao i ti. Bravo!
Truely, one of the great players of basketball. Sweet passes.
Kukoc deserves to be a Hall Of Famer in my opinion
Bilo je uživanje gledati Tonija.LJudina.Svako dobro
4-point play in the Finals should be here!
what a great player
One of my favorite players of all time! Loved watching this guy play the game!
Kakav igrac, steta sto nisam mogao da ga gledam!
TC one of the BEST reasons why the Chicago Bulls so Mighty.
I just can't believe why Toni kukoc is not in the hall of fame. No other player deserves more than him. I'm a huge fan from Senegal west africa of Toni kukoc
Honestly looking back which is 20/20 hindsight i can say that Kukoc was a much bigger part of the Bulls success then what most people recognize; i mean for sure when Jordan first retired he did step in and provide a really nice lift for the Bulls in that first season 0f 93-94 season where he was a key component that kept the Bulls not only relevant until Jordan's return in 95 but kept the Bulls competitive to the point where the Bulls we're one call away from going to the Finals without Jordan in 1994.
spot on.
Scottie pippen lead the Chicago bulls in major catagoriers
Scottie popping was a great player top 5 in my book only one blemish when he refused get off bench when tonis number was called for game winner against Knicks... And maybe he was a little shook for rest of that series.... Toni in his own rite was a great player and does not get recognition because his best years where played with Jordan and pippin... I'm not going as far as better than Dirk tho as bulls fan I like too... But pipp dropped ball had he let Toni have that moment and controlled his demeanor found way into finals and he'll it would of been super tough task but I think appearance against Houston everyone puts pipp top 10 win without Jordan pipp then top 5 everyone eyes... Toni is great the team withvrodman and Harper is way better any team ever
Thank you bro one call away as the leader of that team pippen deserves all the credit scottie pippen is on the same level as lbj and kd I'll go as far as to say I'd rather choose scottie pippen of both of them kd and lbj scottie pippen is a great complimentary player it's just that MJ was on another level
@@AntonioGomez-co3us You came here to talk about Pippen?? Jackass.
What a shame...he's still not in hall of fame!
@The Drive yao is widely recognized as the catalyst for basketball to truly become a global sport.
He was under utilised
Jedini igrač koji je mogao sa dva koša biti proglašen igračem utakmice.
@@toyshanger8945 no. He was the go to man in the bulls. That's why, he was given the sixth man award a couple of times. He was a very good passer and shooter.
An insult that Grant Hill is in HOF
I'm 34, grew up loving this team.tony would start for any other team in league, he would be even better in today's small ball stretch 4,and great passer.underrated should be in hof
Stefanie Walker yes kukoc should easily be in the hall of fame, this dude was white kevin durant but with dog in em and he could pass wayyyyy wayyyyy better then durant, he can drive to the rim and take guys to the basket more physically then kd, tonis tougher and id bet stronger, kd look like a noodle, toni had savvy and resourcefulness too, dude was great
I'm trying to explain to some idiots on twitter how actually good was Toni Kukoč. I claim that Toni would have the same influence on the team as today Giannis Antetokounmpo have, and probably similar statistics. And this comes from a guy that's avid supporter of the team that Kukoč destroyed in the late '80's/early '90's. Plus, Toni won EVERYTHING (and being named the MVP in the process), except Olympic gold, which he probably would if Yugoslavia didn't fell apart.
@@markomarkovic5729 Hmmmm. You rally think, that Yugoslavia would beat the Dream Team with MJ, Pippen and all those big men like Ewing, Robinson?
And those power fowards like Barkley and Malone?
And bench players like Magic, Stockton and Drexler?
I don't think so.....
He played with Croatia against them. The games were close for a while, but in the end it was more than 30 points difference in BOTH matches.
Adding some other players from Yugoslavia would be an "upgrade", but not enough to beat the Dream team.
@@markodrmic7524 Probably not at the 1992 Olympics, but that game would be much more close. Even U.S. basketball analysts believe it was the biggest game not to be played. But I think that Yugoslavia could have beaten them already at the 1996 Olympics - not because there were no Jordan, Magic and Bird, but because the best Yugoslav players were in their prime at the time. Serbia and Montenegro (ie FR Yugoslavia) was in the lead for most of the first half, the game was very uncertain until Vlade Divac got the 5th foul early in the 2nd half, and until Karl Malone intentionally injured Dejan Bodiroga, who played a great match together with Žarko Paspalj. After that, the team's game fell apart, because Željko Rebrača hasn't physically matured and couldn't guard much stronger and more experienced players. In addition, Dejan Savić injured during the semifinal match against Lithuania, and he was a very important player and could respond to American centers and power forwards with his strength. With Kukoč, Rađa, Dražen Petrović, Zdovc, maybe Naumoski, Yugoslavia could and I'm sure - would win. Btw, the former national coach of Yugoslavia, Duda Ivković, claims that Yugoslavia would win against the Dream Team in 1992, because those players played together for years, and he thinks that they were ready to win.
He should be in the hall of fame, All time great player.
Real legends never die!
Igracina, Legenda!!
He deserved the NBA 'Hall of fame' !!!
Toni+Dino+Dražen= Rock and roll
Toni ' The Waiter ' Kukoc
Loved watching Tony back in the day
Ohh nice toni kukoc
Ovo je irealno !
Tony was the glue that held Chicago together. He deserves to be in hof over mcgrady
Agreed! What does tmac accomplish compared to tony? Nada!
@@aaliyahrye4336 ehhh, McGrady was the best NBA player for atleast 800 days. Toni wasn't a top-50 player in his time... So many dick riders here holy cow.
Mi jugador favorito. Tony un grande de todos los tiempos.
Toni was awesome!!!
I have a feeling there's a lot more.
Toni No1
Saw him play at 17 vs my mzt Skopje. His legs went one way his body went another way. Due to growing so fast. But could see even then that he will be a great player. Loved watching him play. Even got a chance to see him play live one more time.
Toni zaslužio si hall of fame. Pozdrav iz Splita
Very underrated player. Is a very important part of the Bulls second three-peat
Great player. Great video. Great music. Thanks
Cool bravo Toni !!!!! Th-1950 Torcida Kranj - Hajduk Split
Toni kukoc the greatest european player of all time.
Amadou Moustapha Dieng yes but also these Stojakovic , Davic, Danilovic , Raja , Diamantidis , Schrempf , Sabonis , Parker , Nowitzki
No, Dirk is the best
@@Doubleo888 ok let's say kukoc and dirk. Right?
@@thaime6132 None of them.
@@Doubleo888 hahahaha.....
🚀 of Croatia 🇭🇷
Basketball legend
Well Toni was a great brilliant player for the Bulls and Croatia. So talented and he always did great show.! Some people only say about Noviski or KD for very tall players to be so quick and smooth but forget about Toni quickness and fan to watch.! He will be always one of the best players NBA and for Croatia of all time and better than Dirk.. :) Thanks for the vid. :)
after Petro
pippen athletic, kukoc magician
That disrespectful 3 against Miller’s Pacers i can never forget that
Que grande Toni Kukoc
Missing from this is an alleyoop against the 6ers in Philly during the 72-10 season. Kukoc corralled a long rebound , spotted Pippen breaking and connected with a perfect alleyoop from 3/4 court.
HeathInClearLake I recalled that one too
I am searching it but it does not come up.
When valuing Kukoc, also keep in mind that when he arrived in the NBA Euro players where pretty much considered zero, and he has been underrated for that bias his whole NBA career. If he were to get now in the NBA, he would be a franchise player.
In spite of Drazen Petrovic and Dirk Nowitzki , Toni Kukoc is the best european player ever .
Cedric Barrey Dejan Bodiroga!and maybe Jokic
Cedric Barrey Drazen is best,than Toni and other
YEAH DRAZEN IS THE CHOSEN ONE THE BEST EVER.
Well, now its Giannis Antetokounmpo but yes Kukoc is defienatly 4th best of all time
??? Manu Ginobili ???
??? Tony Parker ???
??? Pau Gasol ???
??? Detlef Schrepf ???
??? Peja Stojakovic ???
??? Vlade Divac ???
??? Arvydas Sabonis ???
One of the greatest European cager ever! TC must be in the hall of Fame period
Sjajno , hvala na objavi kralju !
Niko Niko
A Croatian Sensations let's all hope he makes the hall of fame does that nw basketball NW that he should be there with the greats
Nice stuff
Legend...
Tony Kukoc was fourteen when one coach saw him playing basketball on the street. He asked him if he would come to try playing real basketball. Three years later he was the best junior player in the world. He was leading Yugoslavia in world cup final against USA. Yugoslavia won and Kukoc scored 11 three points without missing one.
Toni played foodball before that. In Hajduk Split. And table tennis, where he beat even our best table tenis player, latter the champion of this sport, Zoran Primorac. After that he went to basketball. And it was the step that launch him into the stars. He is simply born to be basketball star. A pure genious.
Dear Toni, congratz!! A long waited HoF crown. Finally, justice!!! U deserved it long time ago, before many others. The best ever Croatian and European basketball player! J-u-g-o-p-l-a-s-t-i-k-a!!!
Toni kukoc is the best european NBA PLAYER
excelente jugador, saludos desde México
He should be a "HALL OF FAME" candidate, he's one of my favorite Chicago Bulls player 👍👍👌👌
Just KING
Arguably the best 6th player ever in the NBA. Greetings from Serbia.
My favorite nba player of all time.
Le meilleur joueur européen de tout le temps !!!
Thank you for reminding us how great he was.
The "Heron from Spalato". It's a shame he's not yet in the Hall of Fame!
I watched him as a kid one of my all time favourite players. At 17 his body would go one way but his legs the other way. But even then you could see he was going to be special.
One of the most underappreciated members of the Bulls....
Dont forget this guy...he's who makes bulls history...
Cool !!!
It's fitting that Toni started his NBA career shortly after being schooled incredibly hard by Jordan and Pippin in the Olympics and then joining them on the Bulls. Even though it wasn't for the best of reasons, it was a perfect way for him to be humbled a bit and then joining and being a great asset to possibly the best NBA team ever assembled. You can see his veteran experience when he joined the hawks. By then, he was competitive at the highest level.
Well, for sure he seems to be underrated as he played with Jordan and Pippen. Still, Toni Kukoč was not just "some euro player" who happened to have good NBA career. Toni was the icon of 1987-1991 international basketball and one of the leaders of the most talented generation/teams outside NBA (Kukoč, Rađa, Dražen Petrović, Divac, Đorđević, Danilović, Paspalj...). He won world junior title in 1987 leading Yugo team winning twice over USA, won 2 euro golds, olympic silver, 3 euroleague titles, multiple mvp's titles. He won FIBA world title, beating US team in semis, following yet another win against US in Seattle on Goodwill games. He was skinny 2.08m (6'10) forward, playing on positions 1 to 5. He made 11 of 12 threes when playing against US team i Junior world championship. Then he started playing for Croatia and won olympic silver, 2 euro bronze and Fiba world bronze, played Euroleague on top level.. and then he came to NBA to play alongside Jordan and Pippen. He added muscles to adapt to more physical game in NBA. By the way, he as well as other Euro players just had no time to work on their bodies. For example in 1990, after the club season, he was the together with the national team for more than 4 months. Similar to Dražen Petrović, he wanted to prove himself in the NBA and he ended up contributing to 3 NBA titles but had he not come to NBA at all he would still be one of the best players from Europe and not having him in the HoF is indeed a mess up.
Toni is the wizzard on the court. Toni was one of the best deals Bulls ever made. He was unbelivably popular and loved in the city of Chicago. And main reason why second three peat team was better than the first one. After all, he was always the part of Bulls BIG THREE, not Dennis Rodman.
Toni was an spectacular player
Welcome to the Hall of Fame
I used to watch Bulls only for him. Good old days
If Kukoc play today he will be unbeatable and superstar because his talents in basketball are immense coz he can play every roles with superb, during his time if you are from European they don’t want you to be superstar here in USA even though, they cannot denied how powerful toni played in NBA which is the modern plays of basketball today
great stuff!
He was a very excellent player!
Insane!!
Kukoc for 3
legend
The best European basketball player of all time. Period. Amazing passer, all around player, great game vision he had! Such a shame he's so underrated!!!! Shame on u hof! This Croatian is one of the best things that ever happened to basketball - on both sides of Atlantic.
Croatian sensation ! Only one! This man was amazing! !
Toni should be hall famer
Missing his basketball, the way he did. He was awesome and full of class. His talent and his big effort were unbeatable!! In the history of European basketball there were only 5. Tony Kukoc, Drazen Petrovic, Dirk Nowitzi, Pau Gasol and Arvidas Sabonis.
For me, the boy from Split the number one.
Great player, definitely should be in hall of fame
Loved The Waiter.
Respect to Jason Caffey for putting a nice Finishing Touch on that awesome steal an outlet pass.
Na 3:32 svi znaju da akcija ide na njega ali od njega nema odbrane. Kakav je to igrac bio,svaka cast.
A Pippen na klupi kuha od zavisti
Nice
amazing player
That team was a bomb squad & he was definately without a doubt an integral part of it..ought to be in the hall of fame
3:30😍 his assists and turnovers will forever supersede everyone else💯❤️💙
I just don’t think he ever got the recognition that he deserved. Fun player to watch!!
Bulls vs Lakers 96? Huge comeback after 2nd half and Toni was on FIRE!!!! I'm showing my age but the Pan Am Games He dunk Alonzo back to Georgetown. (n da face)