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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2022
- On May 24, 2004, Tayshaun Prince made an unbelievable block to secure the Pistons' win in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
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It is crazy that this is basically a half time score in the modern NBA
I mean suns have 27 point starting the 3rd quarter game 7 🤣
This wasn't a typical score for these times either, these were just two defensive juggernauts as you saw
That’s what happens when you don’t shoot 100 threes a game
Defense back in the 2000’s was something else
Plus the pace back then is so much slower than today's nba
65-59 in the fourth quarter is just something you will never see nowadays
Game 6 of this series final score was 65-69
yeah and thank god
Seemed like Miami tried to make sure it happened again last night after that 1st quarter 😂
Yeah thank God
@@thrillwill5 why you gotta do that to us man 😂
Pistons had 19 total blocks this game compared to 23 made baskets. 5 from Sheed, 4 from Big Ben and Prince. The defense was on another level. And Rip Hamilton was a beast this monster
Absolute Travesty!!!!
Goddamn
Sheed had dpoy potential, he just didn't take the game serious enough
@@rafaelsantana4905 with Larry brown he did.
04 Pistons were a one trick pony: all defense no offense
That block by Tayshaun Prince 🔥
Amazing
Reminds me of LeBron block of 2016 finals game 7 👌👌🤝
HD from 2004 being preserved is pretty cool
4:11 to 4:32
some of the greatest late game defense in a game ever.
That 4:32 , That was the og blocks before the Lebron James' block
More like one of the most lackadaisical efforts to tie the game late, what a weak layup by Reggie Miller
The best part of the block is the Pacer fan at the bottom of the screen who is cheering before Miller even goes up for the layup. He was literally courtside and thought Prince had not shot. Watching it in slow mo @4:48 is even better
Or just really bad offense
@@chrisuncleahmadok dummy
These were 2 historically great Defenses going toe to toe. Pistons don’t win this series without Rip Hamilton.
And Tayshaun
Pistons don't Win if Reg dunks it.
They don’t win without Ben, they don’t win without Prince, they don’t even win without Hunter. Every guy on that team was instrumental.
of course, he was one of their best players.
The amount of effort on defense I love it
in NBA history that block by Tayshaun Prince is only topped by an another chase down block, but WOW 🤯 I watch this game before but that block still gets meet hype up.
Which one?
@@elpeluca7780 probably talking about bron
Tayshaun block is crazier imo but both are amazing defensive plays.
@@dustingoad7433naw man love or hate Bron that was Game 7 of the Finals coming back from 3-1 it easily beats Prince's.
These are the final scores for this series
74-78
72-67
78-85
83-68
83-65
65-69
Probably the lowest scoring playoff series in the shot clock era.
Defense
I watched this whole series. It was basically a game of football. After 2004 the NBA started changing rules to crackdown on physical defense. Which greatly benefitted guards and led to Steve Nash winning back-to-back MVPs.
@@ImpliedVolatility704 facts
Pistons got the chip this year too. This goes to show that the phrase "Defense wins championships" was actually true back then, at least more than it is now.
@@superkjlive8307 04 pistons were prob the best defensive team of all time
72-67 is a college final score most times. Not in modern day nba.
72-67 is roughly like int'l basketball game (with 10 minutes quarters). With the today's NBA you need only 8 minute-, even 6-minute, quarters.
Two of the greatest defensive teams in basketball history.
People forget how good defense was back in 2000s
Because offensive players sucked like pistons got 3 defensive players with 0 bag on the court and people wanna talk about their defense what they forgot is pistons got 0 offense lmao do U think pistons got a chance against current golden state warriors or modern teams ?????
@@whereisthelambsauce7753 bullshit the pistons had offense
These two teams were great defensively, but for the most part offenses were just bad. Guys couldn't shoot, pace was way too slow.
@Keenan Norris because look at how physical the defense in this game. Being physical on an offensive player literally drains the offensive player from doing anything. Jumping, running through screens, dribbling, and creating space. Look at KD in the Boston series in 2022. The refs in that series actually allowed defense to be a bit more physical (not to the extent of this game). You saw how much it affected KD's scoring and how he struggled to create space.
@@whereisthelambsauce7753Exactly!! 💯
Rip criminally underrated
Agreed!!!
WHAT A BLOCK PRINCE
Pacers Pistons was a WAR in the mid 2000s! Last of a dying breed of defensive series
Wow, can't we just talk about the video quality? HD broadcast in 2004? I wish we get more of these NBA endings in HD format, like D FIsh's game winning shot against the Spurs.
This is so much more enjoyable to watch than guys jacking up tons of threes, most of which are barely contested. If I wanted to watch guys score easy baskets I would watch practice. Stifiling defense is so much more fun to witness.
Indeed.
Low scoring games >>> high scoring games.
@@Terror832 I mean without even looking at the score..you know nba back then was much more physical, fundamentally sound, and much much more competitive
@@cornelius8124 most definitely.
Much less blowouts back then.
@@cornelius8124 LMAO you can say it's physical cos old school just focus clogging the paint. But today players are all talented shooter from perimeter to 3s. See how they forcing to score in the paint?
@@beatstick7600 but guys are still getting easy layups
Unreal defense!
It's sort of a weird flash back seeing that not every possession starts off with a ball screen. And the paint is so packed. Nowadays if you keep you defense compressed, they'll bomb you with 3's. I've been watching since the late 80s. I'm still debating if the 3 point line, as is, is a good thing or not.
People forget how good the Pistons were from 2003-2008. They made the conf finals or better in all of those years, won a championship and lost a heartbreaking Game 7 finals in 2005. That close to back-to-back. They were a fantastic team.
These videos are the best on RUclips and I forgot about some of these games or didn't watch it Live. Keep them coming.
When defense was the most important thing
This was probably Reggie's best chance to win a championship the Pacers were good that year and then Ron Artest happened
The next year was his best chance
The following year Artest happend.
RIP Hamilton underrated
people dont know man im 15 and i always watch old games to see how people played rip to a legend
Whole team is most underrated ever!
Lmao
"Jamaal Tinsley is hurt"
"But more importantly, Reggie Miller is fouled again"
lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣yeah i was like wdf.
Miss when my pistons were like this. Soon thiugh💯💯
Good times
4:24 better than lebrons block
People think this was ugly basketball but it was honestly so pure, so beautiful. Every point was truly earned. It was sensational. I honestly don't think a single modern star today could last 35 games in this era. Or reach 20 ppg
Lebron started doing that block attempt after seeing Tayshaun do it here. That was the best block in nba history and basically won that series, can’t go down 0-2 to that Pacer team.
More HD throwback game highlights please!🙏🏽🔥🏀
I think tayshaun prince’s block was better than lebron James block
prince block is one of the most iconic blocks of all time
One of my favorite series of all time!!!
Go Pistons!!! 🥳🥳🥳
Deeeeeetroit Basketbaaaaaallll!!
this was the best NBA playoffs EVER!
If you liked brickfests
Elite defence, miss this
This game was horrible to watch. I remember watching it at the time. No bueno.
Wow. Tayshaun's block is in the top 3 NBA history IMO
I may be biased though as this was my favorite Pistons team. A heart and soul group made up of a bunch of 'castoffs' from other teams. They should've repeated, if only they drafted Melo.
melo would have been SF and just pushed Tayshaun out and Tayshaun was more important to the team than Melo ever would have been.
My childhood right here.
Tayshaun GOAT
IT'S A SLOW PROCESS, BUT QUITTING WON'T SPEED IT UP. No matter how bad it is ,please keep pushing! It will all make sense ❣️🙏🏽
I remember watching this game like it was yesterday. What a fun summer that was in Detroit.
2004 college senior year, me and the guys had a private court we'd go to and play pickup once or twice a week after class. Probably a couple months before this really happened so probably January or February, I did the exact same Tayshaun block to someone who played on the varsity team and saved the ball from going out of bounds. He had caught the ball in the paint, takes 1 or 2 steps for a wide open layup and I'm coming full speed from half court behind him and block it, ran over to the sideline and save it from going out of bounds. After the play was over he came up to me and said great hustle or something to that effect.
Without question it would lead my very short highlight reel of everything I ever did in 🏀
Looking back, this team was stacked. Every starter was tall with long arms and can shoot. Besides Bes Wallace. And play defense. They were ahead of the times.
@@chrisuncleahmad Rip Hamilton and Chanuncy Billups couldn’t hit a shot? What now? I’m not saying they were all-nba but they were damn good players that hit big shots. And their defense was stacked.
clutch block prince 😤
I fuckin LOVE the defensive tenacity by these teams back then.. these dudes today don’t even know what defense is
Wow, 72-67! What a half!
I want a service like disney+ where I can just watch and study old nba games in full. Pick a season, pick a game, and tune in
The fact that they retained possession after the block so sweet
I'll never forget this one! Gritty defense from both teams!
people call the chase down block the Lebron block but a lot of people don't remember he learned it because of Tayshaun Prince who was known for it before Lebron
Watching Reggie and Rip chase each other around the court is like watching the blueprint in the making of Stephen Curry
One of the best rivalry back then. J. Oneal vs wallaces
Miss the old nba
Just watched the Knicks fans celebrate their game 1 victory over the Pacers outside the Garden… then I came here
Breaks my heart man, I miss these days, I miss pistons playoff basketball
I hope soon we get back to the playoffs man, so us Pistons fans can celebrate like the Knicks fans did outside of the LCA on Woodward baby!!!
72 - 67 either this teams played God Level defense or both teams are shooting God- Awful at the same game
Great defense forces bad misses and uncharacteristic errors.
Last night we saw the Heat score 52 points after the 3rd quarter and a lot of it was due to great team defense by the Celtics.
Nah its the team offense. Forcing to score in the paint. And players nowadays are too talented from perimeter and 3s shooting
The score is crazy. But watching the pistons lock in defensively no one was beating them. D wins championships
This is basketball, right here.
maybe phoenix was trying to recreate early 2000s basketball scores when they got eliminated
😂😂😂
irony, because phoenix in 2005 were tryin' to create today's NBA scores
Peep that score tho 🔒
wouldnt mind these typa games man tired of blowouts
Back when teams played defense not the nba is unwatchable
That block is Iconic🔥🔥
'04 Pistons baby. Team of my life
The best part of the block is the Pacer fan at the bottom of the screen who is cheering before Miller even goes up for the layup. He was literally courtside and thought Prince had not shot. Watching it in slow mo @4:48 is even better.
Man I wish people still played defense like this. Unfortunately the modern NBA couldn’t care less
1000 times I think I watched that prince block on miller one of the greatest block as a pistons fan and the second one was ben Wallace on shaq that shaq got knocked on floor that one was great and Ofcouse a bad one for us sheed left horry open 3 in the end of th game
Amazing block in the end just amazing
One of the greatest blocks of all-time!
Loved these Pistons teams 💪
This Happens When I Was 10 Years Old In The 5th Grade When This End Of The Game Went Crazy Because Of Tayshaun Prince 🤴 Went Crazy On That Block Shot Reggie Miller Had It But He Was Running Like A Running Up Cheetah That Was So Crazy.Tayshaun Prince Was Good At Blocking Shots Though Amazing.
When Ron Artest realize how furious he is
Ron artest looking like Jerome from snowfall 😭
When NBA Eastern Conference Finals is a very low scoring Game but much entertaining and many Defensive Battles .
What a game
4:22 to 4:29 Tinsley to Miller, up for the layup ... OHHHHH BLOCKED BY PRINCE! Tayshaun Prince with the rejection!
This shows how weak today's NBA is.
Underrated playoff series
Ya just teasing us with this high quality ass video from 2004
Back when teams had to run half court sets and play defense to win in the playoffs.
Thank you bro this whole atmosphere and vibe was tough
Yeah because noone could shoot lol
Man every era was playing faster than the early 2000's, that doen't mean it's "real" basketball just they didn't want to run fr whatever reason plus offensively the shooting was way poorer
@@aekaralagonisi nope
More like because they actually hustled
@@aekaralagonisi both these teams had mad shooters.
Good video
65-59 is like
a halftime score
Nowadays That’s what happens when nobody plays defense and everyone is afraid of getting in foul trouble
4:22 WOW ! That was a championship play. If anyone thinks this isn't good basketball because of the low score, you don't know and appreciate REAL hoops ! This was just back when defense and driving to the basket instead of chucking up a bunch of 3s... so like, actual basketball was still a thing.
"If he did that in the early 2000s it's getting blocked by players like Jermaine O'neal." - Flightreacts
I still don’t understand how Tayshaun Prince got there that fast to Reggie wow
The block heard half way across the world!
life back then seems so much good! no phone they are so focus on the game.
This is the NBA I liked. A team being held to under 70 points is crazy
Miss the days when a team would use one court design all season, and had distinct home and away uniforms they stuck to. It's chaos these days, you can't even tell who is playing if you just happen upon a game.
Good times baby 🙏
IS THIS GAME AVAILABLE ANYWHERE WHERE ITS FROM TIPOFF TO BUZZER?
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Dunk it Reg. Like you did against the Nets. FLUSH that shit.
My favorite series of all time! Just an absolute dogfight!
Intense!
Undisputed greatest block until lbj
greater.
If I’m Reggie I’m using every hamstring I got in my thighs and dunking that mug
And that's why you dunk on the break not a layup
I could have made a sandwich during that Reggie Miller fastbreak. Dude literally slowed it down for Prince.
He talked about it a bit. He was getting up there in age. And Chauncey Billups in an interview said he noticed Reggie being kinda lax with some of his steps and knew Tayshaun was gonna get it
Gosh I miss these pistons. If people could score over 70 on us it was a bad defensive game lol
Just dunk the damn ball Reggie.
Block of the year