Joakim Noah Explains Why Derrick Rose Means So Much To Chicago

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  • čas přidán 3. 11. 2022
  • In this clip, Joakim Noah talks about playing on The Chicago Bulls with prime Derrick Rose and what he meant to the city of Chicago.
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  • @RuckerEra
    @RuckerEra Před rokem +2484

    I think Derrick Rose is one of the most universally loved players.

  • @danparish1344
    @danparish1344 Před rokem +1663

    I remember when he got 50 with the twolves and nearly cried I was so happy for him

    • @robs257
      @robs257 Před rokem +42

      Jo watched this game at 3 in the Night in germany. Had tears in my eyes

    • @altruisticsoul4122
      @altruisticsoul4122 Před rokem +36

      October 31st 2018 timberwolves vs utah.

    • @RobertMichael
      @RobertMichael Před rokem

      Same

    • @KnifeNinjaEDC
      @KnifeNinjaEDC Před rokem +6

      That was an amazing moment.

    • @alejandroserrano7755
      @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +19

      Truly one of the best moments in the NBA. I might be biased because I'm a Rose fan but you can't deny it was a beautiful moment. You could see how Derrick got more hyped with every point he made. '
      It truly felt like both him and us fans were seeing a glipse of his MVP self again.

  • @oxfordbambooshootify
    @oxfordbambooshootify Před rokem +1017

    At the height of his powers, Drose was unstoppable. His silent charisma was unmatched. He would terrorize the league and destroy your home team but you just couldn't hate the man

    • @diocletian607
      @diocletian607 Před rokem +39

      Only prime lebron could check him. It took possibly the greatest overall player in NBA history to stop the dude. Nobody else could.

    • @oxfordbambooshootify
      @oxfordbambooshootify Před rokem +77

      @@diocletian607 bulls vs heat match ups were box office in that era. Could've been one of the all time best rivalries had lebron stayed in Miami and Drose remain healthy

    • @alejandroserrano7755
      @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +28

      @@oxfordbambooshootify Facts, I remember how people legit felt like the Bulls were the only team that had a chance at beating the Heat.
      Pacers came close but the true matchup was the Bulls.

    • @theshieldhero7062
      @theshieldhero7062 Před rokem +9

      @@diocletian607 I mean Derrick Rose was still in his 3rd season. Not like LeBron played against a full grown player 27-28 years old Derrick Rose.
      Also LeBron had Wade and Bosh so his offensive load was not as much as Rose.
      Bosh led the heat in ppg against the Bulls in the playoffs.
      During the regular season, Wade led 2 games in points for the Heat.
      Wade and LeBron were both switching on Derrick.

    • @projectpamaphd7042
      @projectpamaphd7042 Před rokem +9

      I would want to see Pre-injury Rose against Ja Morant. That matchup would be crazy

  • @rickDArula
    @rickDArula Před rokem +1130

    D Rose and Kobe Bryant got me into basketball. Christmas 2011 I was 15 watching the Bulls and Lakers to give basketball a try. And my hometown Bulls won on that D Rose floater. Been a fan since

    • @ahancho
      @ahancho Před rokem +66

      sounds like a core memory, thank you for sharing and i am happy that you got to experience that

    • @Angel.Malooo
      @Angel.Malooo Před rokem +6

      Same

    • @ManniLive
      @ManniLive Před rokem +28

      One of the best games i ever watched growing up

    • @kijani976
      @kijani976 Před rokem

      Damn bro you old asf

    • @ManniLive
      @ManniLive Před rokem +5

      @@kijani976 Not all of us are born in 2012 like yourself.

  • @1224jm
    @1224jm Před rokem +453

    Rose going into the lane while wade was on him and lebron trying to chase him down for the block and rose still made the bucket between them was incredible

    • @tmac731
      @tmac731 Před rokem +13

      Westbrook would’ve got blocked

    • @berlingray8058
      @berlingray8058 Před rokem +55

      Then Lebron crying on on the bench bc they can’t stop him lol

    • @davidvang09
      @davidvang09 Před rokem +5

      @@tmac731 nah. He woulda missed the layup 😂

    • @Jman511x
      @Jman511x Před rokem +9

      Seeing that you just knew Derrick was going to be a problem for years…. He’s still my favorite player

    • @manospheredefender991
      @manospheredefender991 Před rokem

      Legendary moment

  • @ANDRE1mang
    @ANDRE1mang Před 7 měsíci +18

    You can tell Joakim really loved Derrick. They were legit brothers.

  • @yugiisama
    @yugiisama Před rokem +735

    Derrick deserves everything he’s gotten in the league man, most NBA fans know this guys story & his struggles. I’m so glad that after all the injuries he managed to come back & still retain the love from the fans, i still have all the D-Rose kicks i wore in Middle School.

    • @JADiaz10
      @JADiaz10 Před rokem +5

      Wrong. Most people don’t. His struggles are his fault. Dude ate candy for dinner and didn’t listen to his doctors. Didn’t believe in stretching and skipped on rehab assignments. It’s really his fault he never had a long prime.

    • @socialistbatman1211
      @socialistbatman1211 Před rokem

      He used that same sob story as a defense for a rape he all but admitted to committing

    • @alejandroserrano7755
      @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +31

      @@JADiaz10 Man you can't be that bitter in life.

    • @HooodClassicsTV
      @HooodClassicsTV Před rokem +24

      @@JADiaz10 you was there?

    • @shaanajaz8541
      @shaanajaz8541 Před rokem

      @@JADiaz10 bulls doctors are notoriously bad I like how they get no Blame in ur eyes and it’s all droses fault

  • @samyakkalra308
    @samyakkalra308 Před rokem +33

    I don’t want Derrick Rose to be ever forgotten in the world of Basketball

    • @NobleVagabond2552
      @NobleVagabond2552 Před 16 dny +1

      Youngest MVP ever and he did it during Lebron’s prime. Hall of fame bound, easily - I might add for any devil advocators

  • @slipperybeatz8329
    @slipperybeatz8329 Před rokem +331

    D Rose is a Chicago legend and will be forever in our hearts in Chicago. He changed the culture of basketball in Chicago but Chicago has always been a basketball city

    • @gabeecube
      @gabeecube Před rokem +5

      chicago is definitely a football city lol

    • @tmac731
      @tmac731 Před rokem +26

      @@gabeecube nope

    • @alejandroserrano7755
      @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +25

      @@gabeecube How ignorant of you lol Chicago had the best player to ever play in Michael Jordan and you dare say its a football city lol

    • @HooodClassicsTV
      @HooodClassicsTV Před rokem +25

      @@gabeecube tops sports in Chicago
      1. Shooting
      2. Basketball
      3. Football

    • @Nateolison
      @Nateolison Před rokem +12

      It's a city of football/baseball FANS and basketball PLAYERS. Lived here for 15 years and I haven't heard of one high school legend in the other two sports. But I have heard people talk about Benji, DRose, KG, Jabari Parker, etc.

  • @mbuvito
    @mbuvito Před rokem +224

    It was his rookie year, set record for points in a playoff debut with 36 against the Celtics. Long live DRose!

    • @julien156
      @julien156 Před rokem +21

      And 11 assists!

    • @kyle.rivera
      @kyle.rivera Před rokem +13

      by far one of the greatest playoff debuts ever,

    • @syeda727
      @syeda727 Před rokem +8

      Just to be correct, he tied the playoff debut record with Kareem Abdul Jabbar with 36 pts! Rose was insane in his first ever playoff series! The series that got me hooked into basketball in 09. 🙌

    • @HooodClassicsTV
      @HooodClassicsTV Před rokem +1

      @@kyle.rivera Donovan had a better debut individually but that 7 game series between Bos/Chi was amazing

    • @austinbrown933
      @austinbrown933 Před rokem

      ​@@syeda727 pretty sure Ant got 36 too I think that was last year

  • @sTalnaker13
    @sTalnaker13 Před rokem +302

    After Jordan retired and then Kobe and Shaq split up, I kind of took a hiatus from watching basketball because my Pacers had to get rid of everyone post Malice at the Palice. D Rose was the dude that got me back into it. The way he moved in transition and when he floated, it didn’t look normal. People don’t realize how crazy he was. He had the Ja Morant type hangtime, Prime Westbrook Speed, and his shiftiness was better than anybody I had seen. Maybe AI but I thought D Rose took it to another level.

    • @matthewpablo1254
      @matthewpablo1254 Před rokem

      😊😊

    • @alejandroserrano7755
      @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +18

      Well said my guy. I always tell people how you had to see it to truly grasp how insane D Rose played. Like I've seen a lot of players remind me of Rose but they still lack what he had.

    • @henrymanahan2764
      @henrymanahan2764 Před rokem +7

      The way he broke defenders down off the dribble was art. He made guys spin like tops

    • @kalvinbaber5484
      @kalvinbaber5484 Před rokem +1

      All facts and I'm 37.. closest thing now is Morant/ better most likely now
      But yeah DRose was different ( after LeBron, Rose was my favorite pre injury)

    • @tylerlynn3617
      @tylerlynn3617 Před rokem

      💯💪🏾🚀🙏🏾🌎😇

  • @rogerruiz4105
    @rogerruiz4105 Před rokem +45

    Only Chicagoan’s know what it was like during that “see red “ era of the Bulls. We had a great Team in that 2011 year . D rose , Deng, Kyle Korver, Carlos Boozer and Noah .. I miss that team . So much heart and Grit. A true Chicago style Basketball team 🥲

    • @cheez6934
      @cheez6934 Před rokem

      Taj Gibson was a dog too. They blessed us with a stacked team that run.

    • @shavezsamuels3021
      @shavezsamuels3021 Před rokem +4

      I actually like the Butler, Dunleavy, Noah, Gasol, Rose team the best.

    • @alexanderkwan7250
      @alexanderkwan7250 Před rokem +1

      @@shavezsamuels3021 That was a good team. Prime Rose would've done wonders.

  • @GHOST91141
    @GHOST91141 Před rokem +20

    I'm glad Noah mentioned most point guards during that time did not want to see Derrick Rose

    • @123456CBOY
      @123456CBOY Před rokem +1

      Right, i remember i used to get concern about mia facing d.rose and the bulls i knew they had a legitimate chance of beating the heat

    • @cjsingletary1116
      @cjsingletary1116 Před rokem +3

      LIKE DAMN NEAR NOBODY WANTED THE SMOKE WITH D ROSE!!!!!!!

  • @alejandroserrano7755
    @alejandroserrano7755 Před rokem +113

    Man Derrick Rose was one of those players that you really HAD to watch during that time to fully grasp how amazing he was. Everything about him felt so...heroic? Like he played and carried himself with a larger than life aura. He truly was unstoppable, like Joakim said players feared him, you saw it in their body language.
    Like the Miami Heat was THE villain to beat in the league and Derrick Rose with the Bulls were the only ones that people felt that could take them down. The Pacers surprised a lot of people because they went hard against Miami but Bulls were THE team that could truly beat them.
    To this day there have been a lot of players that remind me of Derrick like Ja, Westbrook, Kyrie but none of them give off the same aura as Rose. The other only player that game me the same feeling that Rose did was Curry during his 2 MVP season.

  • @carlscott7533
    @carlscott7533 Před rokem +21

    Authenticity is what makes DRose a captivating fellow.

  • @tjtaylor5273
    @tjtaylor5273 Před rokem +11

    I could listen to Joakin Noah speak hoop all day. He’s a gifted speaker

  • @Kyle-so6yk
    @Kyle-so6yk Před rokem +50

    As a fellow college student from Chicago I grew up idolizing D Rose. The amount he meant for the city of Chicago is unmatched. Pre-injury he was the most explosive point guard ever

    • @herbertnelsonjr.9899
      @herbertnelsonjr.9899 Před rokem +1

      Westbrook is pretty explosive, BUT you are right, Rose 🌹 is not ONLY More explosive, he is a MUCH Better Basketball Player!!! He is a True point guard and is a more efficient scorer.

  • @ignorantbambino5429
    @ignorantbambino5429 Před rokem +88

    Damn I miss d rose. What Noah said was right though, we love rose in Chicago so much because he was truly the hometown kid. He came from the southside, went to simeon (if you from Chicago you know what simeon means to us) from englewood, he walk like us, talk like us. Everybody wanted to love the dream of being drafted #1 to the bulls. He carried himself well throughout that time period too. Miss you rose!

    • @smoothsavage2870
      @smoothsavage2870 Před rokem +6

      I went to Kenwood and used to hear stories about him at Simeon back then. It was crazy seeing who he became in the league.

    • @fivestarsingh
      @fivestarsingh Před rokem +10

      Facts bro he the manifestation of our dreams

    • @Southsidelion514
      @Southsidelion514 Před rokem +5

      And he carried it proudly and the marketing campaigns were amazing. From Adidas to the Bulls to Giordanos lol

    • @Nandoswitharando
      @Nandoswitharando Před rokem +4

      Plus he’s never been shy about giving back to the community. Won’t even speak on him paying for a funeral

    • @TONYchicago1111
      @TONYchicago1111 Před rokem +2

      Yessir, I'm from southside 31st, and Rose and I are same age and bdays a week apart. I felt a kind of emotional attachment to him I've never felt for any player any sport ever.

  • @ljd80
    @ljd80 Před rokem +17

    JJ hit the nail on the head on the ‘hope’ Derrick brought to so many in Chicago. I was at his first game opening night against the Bucks in 2008. When he ran out of the tunnel and PA announcer Tommy Edwards bellowed “Frommmm Chicagooo” for the very first time, the building had not reached those volume levels since 98. The rose that grew from the concrete. He will get MVP chants every time he is here until the day he retires. It is an unconditional love for a hooper that made so many people believe and our town will show him that as long as he is around.

  • @yutoob6181
    @yutoob6181 Před rokem +17

    I think part of why he’s so loved is that he was calm as can be but had freakish explosiveness, it was that Yin and Yang dynamic. Also the perseverance he’s shown over time is really inspirational.

  • @codster577
    @codster577 Před rokem +16

    Drose got me into basketball. "I wanna go higher." I remember watching all those highlight tapes. Have a few drose jerseys and a couple Bulls flat bills from the high school days. I loved him man.

  • @optimalpowersimracing6625

    D Rose pinnacle was one of the best few year runs the NBA has ever seen... Absolutely incredible, must see ball player. He gave fans and the viewers his all every night.

  • @Poopopotamusgaming
    @Poopopotamusgaming Před rokem +65

    The youngest MVP ever, in a league with Prime Kobe, Prime Lebron, Prime Dwade, and many more. Derrick found a way to come above them all.
    Kids nowadays truly missed out on seeing DRose in his prime. He had the explosiveness of a prime Russell Westbrook but had the grace and shiftiness of an MJ or Ja Morant. He was incredible

    • @michaeldatuin15
      @michaeldatuin15 Před rokem +2

      To be fair that was dwade and lebrons first year together so they cancelled each other for the mvp race .

    • @Jman511x
      @Jman511x Před rokem +8

      @@michaeldatuin15 If Lebron didn’t go to the Heat in 2011 I doubt the Cavs would’ve been better than the Bulls. Rose had taken his game to another level he was giving the Big 3 Heat problems. Lebron all by himself would’ve been in trouble.

    • @dreamchaser1419
      @dreamchaser1419 Před rokem +1

      @@michaeldatuin15 That's false lmao. Bron def got robbed according to some people. I disagree tho that was def drose mvp

    • @Firefenex1996
      @Firefenex1996 Před rokem +5

      Statistically, lebron was better at everything besides 3 pt shooting by a tick and free throws by like 5% or so. The bulls had the best record in the league so to combine great stats with the best record and an exciting young player who socially doesn't say much made him an easy vote over 'the chosen one' who 'took his talents' to South Beach to play with a top 4 shooting guard ever and a power forward who could be sold as a discount KG but definite hall of famer.
      You could argue he got the little Nash treatment in mvp voting.

    • @Poopopotamusgaming
      @Poopopotamusgaming Před rokem +5

      @@Firefenex1996 Im the biggest Lebron fan there is, but thats not why he didnt win lol. DRose led the bulls to the first seed when his team was injured most of the season and he carried the offense hard. Lebron outperforming him statistically has part to do with the fact he’s playing with two other all-nba players, and they still finished 2nd in the conference lmao

  • @benjamingriffin1521
    @benjamingriffin1521 Před rokem +22

    Jo a the man,, the amount of love he has in Chicago shows what a dawg he is. Was definitely the spirit and energy of those Bulls teams, god i miss it

  • @JG-xt5xy
    @JG-xt5xy Před rokem +6

    D rose played against my HS for the championship in Chicago at the Allstate arena. (Simion -vs- Washington) both Hood schools
    When I seen him do windmill dunk and then get a steal and do a windmill dunk back to back. It was crazy!!! he gave many people hope from the hood.

  • @jamesmarshall6619
    @jamesmarshall6619 Před rokem +51

    Rose is still my all-time favorite point guard to have watched. I'm glad Noah brought up how some people turned on him when he didn't come back right away because that made me mad. He didn't feel his body was right yet, making sure to look out for his long term health and instead of trying to understand his thinking some people immediately questioned his toughness. He's proven how tough he is because he kept coming back and some people to need to learn a player being cautious with their health knows a lot more of what's going on with their body as opposed to some fan sitting at home passing judgement.

    • @ImNotNotAllCityChi
      @ImNotNotAllCityChi Před rokem +2

      I hated that he got hate during that period when he said he wasn’t right, and then to see him go down the same way right after because he rushed back and didn’t have the time to adjust his body just broke me

  • @midwestjes3567
    @midwestjes3567 Před rokem +17

    Being from Chicago and missing the Jordan era for the Bulls. D Rose meant everything to Bulls fans who didn’t get the chance to witness Jordan’s run. Till this day the what ifs will forever be bittersweet of what his career would looked like.

  • @xvCheckmated
    @xvCheckmated Před rokem +6

    He is so loved because he was humble. He had every right to be arrogant and obnoxious and we would have loved his ability. His humility and drive made him a fan favorite. DRose reminds me of Barry Sanders. Insane player, amazing work ethic, unreal humility.
    -Detroit Pistons fan

  • @dariusjames3816
    @dariusjames3816 Před rokem +16

    this is so good. would love to hear d rose on a pod one time

    • @togzus
      @togzus Před rokem +1

      He's on Math Hoffa's podcast.

    • @fupalover
      @fupalover Před rokem

      @@togzus Link?

    • @stipcon
      @stipcon Před rokem

      @@fupalover literally type d rose math hoffa

    • @TruthSpeaker4
      @TruthSpeaker4 Před rokem

      Yall not in the culture 😂

  • @slimmyshank69
    @slimmyshank69 Před rokem +21

    I still remember the series against the Celtics. I went to one of the games in 2009. Nearly every game went into overtime! Feels like yesterday.

  • @Davo2times
    @Davo2times Před rokem +42

    watching D rose grew my love for basketball. I got every single shoe, shot hoops every single night. had me having nba dreams lmao. he had so many iconic moments in a short time. The dunk over Goran, alley oop vs the pistons, reverse dunk at the garden, buzzer beater against houston, dunk through wade/bron, christmas day game winner, etc etc.

    • @victorwong6976
      @victorwong6976 Před rokem

      lay up through wade/bron :) can you imagine he dunked on both of them?!

    • @123456CBOY
      @123456CBOY Před rokem +1

      On nba 2k12 he was a beast

  • @rasheedakins2277
    @rasheedakins2277 Před rokem +7

    He was the sign of hope. I am 10 years older than him and he inspires me in life. That my friends is what you call powerful.

  • @RaulRM3
    @RaulRM3 Před rokem +22

    Man that 2011 year gave me one of the best childhood memories remember coming back from basketball practice running to the house to watch the bulls game on wgn at that time when Neil funk and stacey King were announcing together one of the games that stuck with me was that Houston game when D hit that buzzer man this guy always found an answer I would give anything back to live those moments

  • @ZainKhan-kg6qr
    @ZainKhan-kg6qr Před rokem +6

    I was only 6 when Jordan won his 6th championship. I'm from Chicago and to see a Chicago native leading the team was special. My Noah jersey is my favorite jersey I own and the Rose/Noah era was my favorite era of my favorite team.

  • @francois2957
    @francois2957 Před rokem +9

    The playoff performance against Boston was actually his rookie year , makes it even wilder. Game winning blocks and all
    4 overtime games in the series from an 8 seed against number 1, with a 3OT game in there

  • @levythao19
    @levythao19 Před rokem +5

    He was a beast and a honestly great person. That video of him getting the news of his trade was so sad!

  • @dbzfan4evermj233
    @dbzfan4evermj233 Před rokem +19

    Drose not only my favorite basketball player of all time but my favorite athlete of all time he is the reason basketball is my favorite he is reason bulls are my favorite team and the fact he is from my city means the world to me growing up in north side Chicago in late 2000s early 2010s you would think kids wanted to be like Mike but we wanted to be like Derrick 🤝 Chicago legend there will never be another Drose I hope he comes back home to us to finish his career we would sell out the United Center every game the bulls should have never traded him to New York

  • @zacharymiller172
    @zacharymiller172 Před rokem +2

    It was May 9th, 2015. I was always a hooper but never got around to actually watching the nba cause I was taught that they don’t play real basketball and that it was basically globetrotter basketball. But that day I decided I would watch my first ever nba game. It was the Bulls vs the Cavs game 3 of the series and I watched magic. D Rose made me fall in love with the nba and forever he will be my favorite player. Wish I could of watched him live in his prime

  • @JamaicanSaga
    @JamaicanSaga Před rokem +5

    When I saw Rose being the only one not dancing at the allstar game with the rest of the allstars while they were being introduced.. that’s the moment I knew how humble/shy he was.

  • @FitNerdz
    @FitNerdz Před rokem +2

    Rose, Duncan and Kawhi would be a really fun guy talk

  • @michaelhutchins6051
    @michaelhutchins6051 Před 11 měsíci +2

    That first knee injury was absolutely heartbreaking. As a Chicago fan and born and raised resident of the city, the city knew that we had found our new MJ. Especially after that MVP season. But the people of Chicago fell in the love with the guy based upon the person and not just his incredible talent and abilities. But after that second injury, the fans of Chicago and the league as a whole knew he’d never fully recover. It’s amazing that he’s been able to sustain a long-standing NBA career having battled thru those injuries. But the league was robbed of what could have been one of the best at his position had he not endured those injuries. Not to mention the dynasty that could have been created, championships, etc.

  • @savagegeese
    @savagegeese Před rokem +6

    As someone who lives in "Chicago" Burbs I started watching basketball again because of Noah/Derricks/Thibs team. These guys had so much heart and promise. But it was painful to watch Derrick get hurt again and again. Thibs running dudes for 47 minutes a game, Taj, Noah, and then Butler later. Then seeing them get to the playoff through pure effort and passion and by the end looking tired and defeated. Not easy. I think Noah makes a good point, going from the top to a steep fall. It was all over so quickly and just like life, most of the time you don't get second chances. As far as Derrick, I personally went from thinking he was soft to having the deepest respect for him never giving up and doing everything he could to change his game and play. Even if it was less money, time etc. Hats off to all of them, best wishes.

  • @momoneylessproblems9183
    @momoneylessproblems9183 Před rokem +9

    A lot of younger NBA fans just won't realize the impact prime D-Rose had on the NBA. He was an absolute monster. He would eviscerate defenses night in and night out and had the most incredible layup package of probably the past decade. It was just insane watching him play back when he was in Chicago. To think what he could've done with just a few more years without injury. Players really start hitting their stride (skills + athleticism) when they hit 25-28 and that's exactly when D-Rose got injured

  • @illexpreshun
    @illexpreshun Před rokem +3

    Being from Chicago, life long Bulls fan who also grew up during the Bulls dynasty.... Watching Derrick play from Simeon all the way to the last day he had a Bulls jersey on was a dream come true. From '09-2012 specifically, he had the city in the palm of his hand, but was so humble about it. He really was a symbol of hope in Chicago during a very dark time and the oncoming days ahead of it.

  • @jakestanley52
    @jakestanley52 Před rokem +3

    Since Jo couldn't say, I'll give my most devastating Rose plays (this is not in order):
    1. The block on Rondo in '08 R1
    2. The alley-oop dunk on the Pistons
    3. The fast break poster on Dragic
    4. The game winner on the Bucks in '12
    5. The game winner on the Heat in '15 R2

  • @kingroyale7110
    @kingroyale7110 Před rokem +22

    I’d like to share moment I knew Derek was special “does anyone remember the skills challenge his rookie year? Derek won the challenge but he finished it with a windmill dunk that made me jump out of my couch and say he is the next big thing. Derek Rose 🌹 is and wil always be my favorite PG

    • @Mr.PR2000
      @Mr.PR2000 Před rokem +2

      It wasn’t a windmill dunk it was a reverse double pump dunk.

    • @bigdawg5150
      @bigdawg5150 Před rokem

      @@Mr.PR2000 who is Derek rose

    • @Mr.PR2000
      @Mr.PR2000 Před rokem

      @@bigdawg5150 Lol

    • @Mr.PR2000
      @Mr.PR2000 Před rokem

      @@bigdawg5150 I’m ashamed to say that I didn’t realized he butchered his name.

  • @JayRo-xp1nt
    @JayRo-xp1nt Před rokem

    This was a great segment ( interview ) . Enjoyed it immensely . Thx

  • @improbablyyourdad8458
    @improbablyyourdad8458 Před rokem +3

    Goran Dragic is one of the greatest European players ever but he never gets his flowers.

  • @justmikejames
    @justmikejames Před rokem +3

    42yr old Australian and Drose is talked about every week in my house. We have signed Jerseys, shoes, ball etc in the Collection. We have followed him all the way and will continue to all the way to the end. Humble shy dude who I feel is a mirror image to my own personality. Australia loves Drose.

  • @trillxfizzy
    @trillxfizzy Před rokem

    Thank you so much for asking Joakim these questions 💯

  • @harinandanrajeev
    @harinandanrajeev Před rokem +7

    Please film an interview with "The D Rose". Would absolutely love it. This guy was such a star and there is only little bit about himself out there which actually is a shock.

  • @nolant5791
    @nolant5791 Před 2 měsíci

    Love this conversation, shout out Joakim for sharing ❤

  • @VangoghC5C
    @VangoghC5C Před rokem +1

    Noah just seems like such a genuine and authentic dude

  • @eharlem3
    @eharlem3 Před rokem +3

    Always will love D Rose, definition of a baller. Gotta give love to Joakim too, dude played with 150% every game....even when he was at the point in his career where he couldn't do it consistently he still balled out. Salute.

  • @alexlee1953
    @alexlee1953 Před 11 měsíci +2

    I skipped work to watch the game live, I was so lucky. I've never loved basketball as much as I did at that moment.

  • @jenjay0167
    @jenjay0167 Před rokem

    Great interview! I remember Noah, from his Florida NCAA finals!

  • @TruGouki
    @TruGouki Před rokem +1

    Jo was always a solid dude man. Still remember that game 7 against the Nets where he went off.

  • @hught6885
    @hught6885 Před rokem

    Just love watching these videos! Learn so much about these players

  • @veryfastcar100
    @veryfastcar100 Před rokem

    Such a great interview

  • @juliandavila21
    @juliandavila21 Před rokem +6

    Correction that Boston series wasn’t his second year in the league it was his rookie year

  • @ONLYALEXISOMAR
    @ONLYALEXISOMAR Před rokem +2

    The video of D Rose at all star game just standing there while everyone dances encapsulates his personality perfectly

  • @lu7713
    @lu7713 Před rokem +4

    Joe saying the mvp is a gift and curse is by far the truest thing ever. I remember reading about that somewhere someone said the same thing about the mvp award being a curse and gift. Derrick rose gave his mvp award to his mother he didn’t keep it instead he gave it to his mom. Rose didn’t care about no mvp award he didn’t play for a mvp award he was playing for his family and the city of Chicago he wanted to bring a championship so badly here. Derrick rose is the peoples champ

  • @danielmorris738
    @danielmorris738 Před rokem +1

    One of my favorite bulls players commenting on the hometown hero….? I needed this. Shout out to the rest of the roster and the bench mob 1.0. That 62-20 team was everything.

  • @Vinsanity48
    @Vinsanity48 Před rokem +1

    D Rose is the one who got me into basketball, he exudes everything I want to be as a person, he was magical. I've watched hundreds of games after that, present and past, but he'll always remain my favourite player ever. Still support any team he's on and he's probably the only "celebrity" I would cry in front of if I ever met him.

  • @tommytrixter
    @tommytrixter Před 11 měsíci +1

    Love The Heart And Passion That Noah Has.D Rose Too.They Were Alway's A Thorn In The Heat's Side.I Loved The Fact That They Never Backed Down..From Anyone.We Were So Close To Besting Them.D Rose Will Alway's Be My M.V.P.Love Noah Too.

  • @Trunksytube
    @Trunksytube Před rokem +2

    Drose and Joakim Noah meant so much to me as a kid still mean a lot. I’m 21 so I didn’t grow up with MJ. Them and Kobe are why i love basketball.

  • @braynersanchez942
    @braynersanchez942 Před rokem

    Till this day, my favorite ball player ♥️ nothing but love for drose

  • @Iwokeuphere559
    @Iwokeuphere559 Před 14 dny

    This is such a dope interview. Joakim understands the fans

  • @vexed334
    @vexed334 Před rokem +3

    all those derrick rose commercials back then would give me chills.

  • @jvill7378
    @jvill7378 Před rokem +13

    Derrick Rose is loved by so many people. That man is a legend

  • @MrTUBEular10
    @MrTUBEular10 Před rokem

    Man. I needed to hear that.

  • @suprexity
    @suprexity Před rokem +1

    You guys need to get Derrick Rose in here. My favorite player since he was in Chicago and now he plays for my city NEW YORK. He's pass his prime but still it's truly a dream come true man.

  • @panafrican.nation
    @panafrican.nation Před rokem +5

    Imagine people, in any situation in life, talking about you the way Joakim Noah speaks about his teammate Derrick Rose

  • @timpower4922
    @timpower4922 Před 10 dny

    From the Chicago area. The collective devastation when he went down in the playoffs was unreal. One of the most exciting players I’ve ever seen. And I was there for the Jordan years.

  • @antoinebrooks5529
    @antoinebrooks5529 Před rokem +1

    At the top of his game hands down one of the best ever!! 🌹

  • @travel9two557
    @travel9two557 Před rokem

    I remember that first game vs Boston that series. That was one of the BEST games over ever watched from him. I was in awe the whole game, he put on a virtuoso performance. That was his coming out party for sure. Youngest MVP ever. He was on his way to a HOF career but sadly injuries robbed him and the fans. It’s impressive that he still in league though.

  • @tykuresa22
    @tykuresa22 Před rokem +2

    He lit the fire back into Chicago that was missing since Jordan was there. Love D Rose! --Kings Fan

  • @hyderqadri1413
    @hyderqadri1413 Před rokem +1

    Will always love that Bulls Squad; Captain Kirk, DRose, BG, loul and joakim. Made me love the game

  • @Yos0023
    @Yos0023 Před rokem

    2:35 the dunk on Dragic, when his body bounced off him in mid air
    DRose was loved by all, win or lose you loved watching him play your team

  • @Gsmooovve
    @Gsmooovve Před rokem +2

    Man I love D.Rose! Kobe got me into basketball but Rose made me fall in love w the game. Forever a legend 🤞🏽

  • @timmeincke37
    @timmeincke37 Před rokem

    classic man. love those times and miss drose. He needs to come home now

  • @JazzyJazz7724
    @JazzyJazz7724 Před rokem +2

    Chicago will forever love Derek Rose 🌹

  • @maurrico8551
    @maurrico8551 Před rokem

    That Bulls/ Celtics playoffs was super lit. Derrick Rose was great at a young age. But that Bulls team was super competitive and I'll always appreciate that. They came to play.

  • @TONYchicago1111
    @TONYchicago1111 Před rokem

    Yessir, I'm from the chi, southside 31st, and Rose and I are same age and bdays a week apart. I felt a kind of emotional attachment to him I've never felt for any player any sport ever.

  • @TakeoverTell
    @TakeoverTell Před rokem

    Derrick rose and the 2009 bulls got me into basketball and when I found out the we both from the south side of Chicago made him my favorite player

  • @dkbrouwer1793
    @dkbrouwer1793 Před rokem

    He was my favorite player! Still love 'im , but he's obviously lost a step.
    But when that kid game into the league he was AMAAZZING! Loved watchin' him. Even his NCAA tournament the year before he was dope!

  • @daylanasaunders1
    @daylanasaunders1 Před 4 měsíci

    Love you Joakim! You held Derrick and the city down!

  • @coreygolphenee9633
    @coreygolphenee9633 Před rokem

    For me it was that I was just as tall as him, and was in complete awe of the way he could move his body, as explosive as a wide out, with the body control on the ground and in the air of a pro skateboarder, and the finishing ability of a seasoned veteran early in his career

  • @978962
    @978962 Před rokem

    Drose my favourite player even now. Growing up in litle old newzealand everyone knew him at school

  • @frost-lx9by
    @frost-lx9by Před rokem

    I remember as a kid at 12 noon watching D rose vs the Celtics in his debut and he literally took over that game and was unstoppable I knew that was gonna be his breakout game

  • @lloydhorsey7805
    @lloydhorsey7805 Před rokem +2

    WE NEED DERRICK ON THE POD JJ ‼️‼️‼️‼️

  • @anthonywiktor8689
    @anthonywiktor8689 Před rokem +5

    “What are you doing Dragic? Did you NOT get the memo?? Derrick Rose can go upstairs!”

  • @themoreyouknow5784
    @themoreyouknow5784 Před rokem

    One thing no one ever seems to talk about it his control of the game. I never saw a player control a game so much and so well. Any time we needed a bucket he would get it.
    Also any time the game was within 10 points with like 2min left, I knew we’d come back and win it

  • @TahitianTreatSkeetJuice
    @TahitianTreatSkeetJuice Před rokem +1

    Joakim got tons of love in CHicago. the love is still here

  • @ucookin
    @ucookin Před rokem +4

    been a heat fan since 2000, Derrick rose had me scared forreal, i think one more solid player on the bulls would have put them over the top against the big 3

  • @Trauty
    @Trauty Před rokem

    Great episode guys - definitely agree with other people in these comments! Get D Rose on the pod if you can! Would be amazing to see/hear! His basketball story 'Pooh' is an amazing/emotional watch!

  • @goochfitness26
    @goochfitness26 Před rokem +1

    My favorite 2k is the one with D Rose on it. DRose was a beast before the injury I’m mad nobody tried to fix how he landed after dunks because that could’ve helped him alot

  • @TovenLB
    @TovenLB Před rokem

    I was born in 1998 and my introduction to basketball was 2010 bulls basketball. love ya Noah

  • @jayneal3240
    @jayneal3240 Před rokem +2

    D Rose has a interview on Math Hoffa podcast where he talks about his love for basketball and what made him a beast on the court 🌹

  • @toolienem2279
    @toolienem2279 Před rokem +3

    *D. Rose a Living Chicago legend* 🖤