I always say to compare Bird you have to compare him prime to prime, when you do he is MUCH better than what his career averages (which are ridiculous) say he is.
Crazy fact Elgin Baylor has the second most consecutive games averaging 40ppg with 33 games first places goes to Wilt Chamberlain with 515 games to make the top 5 you need 21 consecutive games averaging 40ppg
@@lukecash3500 3rd is Kobe with 23, 4th is Rick Berry with 22 and 5th is James Harden with 20. Those 515 were Wilt's first 515 games but after his first 7 seasons (543 games) his scoring went down a lot.
Never mind I looked it up. Didn't realize that AI had a whopping 79 streak. Wilt's stats during that streak look disgusting though even for him. The dude averaged barely under 50 ppg actually (49.7), for 271 games without dipping below 40, averaged 25.7 rebounds over that streak, got just under 7,000 rebounds, and shot 54.2% from the field while averaging 20 makes for 37 attempts. That amount of fg% with 37 attempts is ludicrous in the 60s.
Man went to 9 of them, 8 with LOADED teams and Kareem in the best era for being a pass first PG. I didn't think he had all 5 of the top 5 but I figured he must have had at least 5-6 of the top 10. Dude has been to 5x more finals games than any of his competition not names Bob Cousy or Steph Curry.
The shot clock is 24 seconds based on the average amount of shots taken in a game at the time they implemented the rule. The math basically said "Well they take # shots per game, which is about 1 shot every 24 seconds" and boom, that's how we got such a strange, seemingly random number.
I wanna see Rodmans stats for offensive fouls drawn, if they kept that stat I feel like he would be better appreciated statistically. That and forcing the bad passes that led to steals that Isiah and Dumars and later MJ and Scottie get the stat for. The other stat I would love to see is outlet passes off rebounds that led to fast break points. Because his assists are low but the amount of rebounds into fast breaks off great outlets was another unstatted area he exceled at.
In the 96 playoffs Rodman had more offensive rebounds than the entire opposing team 4 times and was within 1 2 more times. Oh and this was in 3 series, because he only played 19 mpg vs the heat. And the teams he started vs were Ewing Oakley knicks, Shaq Horace Magic and Kemp Sonics all whom were notably good on the offensive glass. He also did it 2 times with a near 3rd in 98 when he only started in the first 2 rounds.
Really love your channel and your breakdown of players without undue bias. Wondering if you've ever thought about doing a "How good was Chris Bosh really?" Be interested to hear your take on him. I think he often gets lost during that Miami run and just in general. He's not gonna make anyones' top 10 list (heck, not even top 50), but I wonder if that would've changed if he had been paired with just one other all-star rather than the best player of his generation and one of the best shooting guards of ever (of course, he may not have the championships then)
LOVE! The facts videos, could watch these all day. Please keep these up bruh! Thank you for the incredible content as always such high quality! Bravo sir 👏
The top 3 mvp statistic is very interesting to me, as a lot of these guys are my top 6-7… cool to see more Kobe respect, but interesting that Timmy d wasn’t top 3 that much. Would’ve expected 5-6 from him🤷♂️
Also thought Shaq would be there more too. I genuinely don't believe that during his prime there wasn't a 5-6 year stretch where he was top 3 in the league. That seems ridiculous.
I can hear Kobe. Reporter: Kobe what are your thoughts on the new ball? Kobe: The new ball poses a new challenge. A challenge I’m willing to take on. It’s gonna be fun. 😂😂 RIP Mamba
Yo Jonny, I just thought of a video idea. What if you did the most predictable playoffs ever? In other words, the playoffs where the betting odds were the closest to the actual result. This one would take some research, but I think it'd be a sick video.
I love these so much. Also here is something idk if it was mentioned, but did you know that Wilt chamberlain one time told someone they wouldn’t get a shot off in the first half, when they met each other for the first time. After that introduction the other man laughed it off, and got blocked all 8 times. Then at half time wilt went over to him and spoke the following; “Now you can play.” And he stopped blocking like every single shot.
Interesting overlooked side note pertaining to the Celtics having 35 more wins all time than the 2nd place Lakers. Unlike the Celtics, the Lakers are not charter members. While the Celtics will be entering their 75 year, the Lakers will be entering their 73...which also means the Lakers won the same amount of titles as the Celtics in 2 less seasons :-)
Top 3 mvp votes >> actual mvp count. KD has 1, kobe has 1, shaq has 1 while nash has 2. Thats why u cant just count mvps without context. Top 3 voting is better when judging.
heres a fun fact for you, in the 2019-2020 NBA season prior to the bubble, Bradley Beal averaged 30 ppg and was 2nd in the eastern conference in all star voting by the players. he was not an all star that season
1) The Feb. '67 Wilt game vs Baltimore he actually recorded a quintuple-double if you count his blocks & steals(13blk 10stl) 2) I have something to say about the actual all-time NBA total block leaders: a) From what I know now, Kareem, by my estimate, has between 5,000-5,200 blk if his 1st four seasons are official. b) Even if all of Russell, Wilt, & Nate's blocks are official, Kareem is still in 4th place all-time on this list (longevity certainly a significant factor, but I still want to give the Captain credit where I believe it's due) 3) Cousy still has the single-game regular season & playoff assist total if his assists are counted like Magic & Stockton's assists were(or at least tied with a few other performers from his era).
ayyyy I think i remember the game where the Celtics took the lead over the Lakers for most wins, i think IT was playing but i wanna say it was against the magic but idk
YesSiRr!! Mate.. this was very interesting, informative and very entertaining!! 100%👍👍👍& suB!! I actually learnt alot from this video. Lol!! Thankz for sharing Mate.. appreciated!! Look forward to watching More interesting stuff.
Also in the 2000 finals with Shaq having an all time dominant performance, Robert Horry had a higher +- than the guy who dropped 38 and 17 averages. He actually has some insane differentials in on off during playoffs as much of a meme Big Shot Bob is.
We need more facts like fact number 5 here about the synthetic basketball tried out in 2006. Of course everyone is here mostly to hear various facts about the player's careers, but the history of the equipment being used, all of the developments in sports science, the changes in the rules, these are all pretty deep and engrossing subjects that maybe Jonny should purely devote some episodes to.
Considering as an old injured player Wilt averaged 8.8 blocks, across his career he’d have at a MINIMUM using his post prime numbers, over 9,000 blocks. He’d likely have over triple the “record holder”.
I just love that you put out unbiased content. Like MJ is your GOAT but you have nothing bad to say about LeBron. In fact you have countless good things to say about him. Makes your content very watchable
Jonny Arnett one time jimmy high roller had made a graph in one of his videos and suggested that wilt would have had 10,000 blocks if blocks were counted at the time.
I saw that vid! He took Wilt's unofficial 8.8 Blocks over a 112 game stretch, and put those averages over his entire career, which translated to over 10k blocks. Its probably decently accurate, since Wilt's 8.8 Blocks was with the Lakers, which was well passed his prime.
@@jonnyarnett Do u think you could make a vid on Wilt Chamberlin's worst games/poor performances(or something related to that). I think it would be quite interesting.
Kobe Bryant was drafted by the Charlotte hornets. During his illustrious NBA career, he would go on to play against the Charlotte hornets, the new Orleans hornets, the okc hornets, the okc thunder, the new Orleans pelicans, the Charlotte bobcats, and... The Charlotte hornets. It's a franchise that's been through a lot over the years
I would be curious what are the most rarest NBA triple doubles? I know that Draymond's is probably the rarest form but I know Kendall Gill had a rare triple double when he tied Larry Kenon's single game steals record. If I am also not mistaken, speaking of triple doubles, another fact that I believe is true is that all quintuple doubles that has ever occured has happened in women's basketball (I am probably definitely wrong on that one.)
Those assist numbers by Magic prove that he certainly was and is the GOAT point guard and quite far from being 'Tragic' like some people used to call him.
Magic got the blame for losing the 1984 Finals, but it was Kareem that cost them the key game 4 with 2 dumb fouls, his 5th and 6th, in the last minute of the game allowing the Celtics to tie the game.
Only 3 players have managed to average at least 2 blocks and 2 steals for a season. Those players are Hakeem Olajuwon, David Robinson, and, to my surprise, Gerald Wallace. Robinson and Wallace have both managed to do it once, and Hakeem did it 5 times. Also, in Robinson's sole season and one of Hakeem's season, they managed to averaged at least 4 blocks and 2 steals per game. Despite being such a small list, several players have been close to achieving it. Such players include Michael Jordan (averaged 1.6 blocks and 3.2 steals during the 1988 season) Ben Wallace (averaged 3 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2004 season and 2.2 blocks and 1.8 steals in the 2006 season) AK47 (averaged 2.8 blocks and 1.9 steals during the 2004 season too) Shawn Marion (averaged 1.7 blocks and 2 steals during the 2006 season) Nerlens Noel (averaged 1.9 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2015 season) Paul Milsap (averaged 1.7 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2016 season) Anthony Davis (averaged 2.4 blocks and 1.6 steals during the 2019 season) Andre Drummond (averaged 1.7 blocks and 1.9 steals during the 2020 season)
Did I say Kareem invented it somewhere?? That would be odd, because I've seen plenty of older players using the move before him, even more high profile than Edwards (like Mikan and Russell for example)
I think shaq was. He was most dominant in the paint and his off ball play, best gravity in the nba also a good playmaker. But u can make a case for both players tho
Not a fan of mls but the nba should copy them with their "rivalry week" It would be great to watch celtics-lakers, spurs-rockets and pistons-bulls the same week
@@jonnyarnett well if you need a pronunciation cheat sheet it's "Mini-apple-iss" lol I'm just giving ya shit though. I could care less either way. Keep up the good work!
Crazy NBA finals facts. Since Giannis now has his first Ring and FMVP in his first finals ever, with shooting 61.8% from the field he currently holds the record for highest FG% in all NBA finals combined, beating Shaqs 60.2%. Kevin Durant is the only player in NBA finals history to average 50/40/90 (54.6/44.8/91.1) in all his Finals combined.
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Which fact stood out to you?
Dennis rodmans dpoy seasons without a steal or block per game
what do you think of Kyrie irving
my favourite player
First fact not missing a single field goal for 4 games straight is insane
The game after Kobe retirement Will never be the same. Thats fact. Sry lbj and steph fans.
Could you do a what if Tim Duncan was drafted by the timberwolves and Kevin Garnett by the spurs
Birds mvps were all consecutive and considering he only had 8 healthy years 8 top3s is absurd.
I always say to compare Bird you have to compare him prime to prime, when you do he is MUCH better than what his career averages (which are ridiculous) say he is.
When Zaza was active in the NBA, He had the record for the most offensive rebounds in a game for a current player.
Yeah, 18 or something like that
Against the Nets
Still has the most all-time by anyone not named Moses Malone
@@dumbname939 didn't Dwight Howard have a game with 30 rebounds?
@@CharlysBonada not offensive though
Crazy fact Elgin Baylor has the second most consecutive games averaging 40ppg with 33 games first places goes to Wilt Chamberlain with 515 games to make the top 5 you need 21 consecutive games averaging 40ppg
Wilt is just different god damn
Isn't Wilt just basically the top 5 though? Does anyone other than Baylor take up one of those spots?
@@lukecash3500 3rd is Kobe with 23, 4th is Rick Berry with 22 and 5th is James Harden with 20. Those 515 were Wilt's first 515 games but after his first 7 seasons (543 games) his scoring went down a lot.
Never mind I looked it up. Didn't realize that AI had a whopping 79 streak. Wilt's stats during that streak look disgusting though even for him. The dude averaged barely under 50 ppg actually (49.7), for 271 games without dipping below 40, averaged 25.7 rebounds over that streak, got just under 7,000 rebounds, and shot 54.2% from the field while averaging 20 makes for 37 attempts. That amount of fg% with 37 attempts is ludicrous in the 60s.
@@lukecash3500 stuff like this is why I truly think he's the GOAT. There is no other human regardless of era that could possibly pull that off.
While the Lakers and Celtics have the most wins in the nba history it’s actually the Spurs who have the highest winning percentage
Titles>Winning percentage.
@@tipsythefedora we talking about wins not titles mate
@@EndietheEnderman Right. Winning titles is more important than winning percentage.
@@tipsythefedora give the Spurs all the greatest the lakers and Celtics had for nearly 80 years and they’ll do the same thing they did
The bulls are undefeated. They only have Jordan's titles
i swear when im watching these im so intrigued 9minutes flies by so fast
I had a feeling that Magic was at least a few of the top 5 assist games in Finals history, but for him to be ALL of them, that's crazy.
I remember the 20 assist game in 91. I was eight years old and didn't understand how Magic could be that good and Jordan could be better
Man went to 9 of them, 8 with LOADED teams and Kareem in the best era for being a pass first PG. I didn't think he had all 5 of the top 5 but I figured he must have had at least 5-6 of the top 10. Dude has been to 5x more finals games than any of his competition not names Bob Cousy or Steph Curry.
@@stratosphere2323 kareem retired and james worthy and byron scott were injured
Considering that Nash never reached the finals, and Stockton and CP3 reached it out of their primes, it's no surprise to see Magic dominate
@@leos_27 nash shoulda in 07
The shot clock is 24 seconds based on the average amount of shots taken in a game at the time they implemented the rule. The math basically said "Well they take # shots per game, which is about 1 shot every 24 seconds" and boom, that's how we got such a strange, seemingly random number.
the Magic Johnson fact is crazy
This series is what got me into this channel! Thank you for continuing it
3:10 There is the legend. Kenny “The Jet” Smith.
Lol kobe had the toughest fingertips in the league
Great video Jonny
9 straight minutes of Jonny Arnett facts 💪
I wanna see Rodmans stats for offensive fouls drawn, if they kept that stat I feel like he would be better appreciated statistically. That and forcing the bad passes that led to steals that Isiah and Dumars and later MJ and Scottie get the stat for.
The other stat I would love to see is outlet passes off rebounds that led to fast break points. Because his assists are low but the amount of rebounds into fast breaks off great outlets was another unstatted area he exceled at.
Important fact: Jonny is the GOAT. Great video bro.
The Facts that Jonny Arnett had only 114k Subscribers is Criminally Underated
dat magic's stats.... wow
Always good to see a Johnny Arnett video, especially for the straight facts ones
Wilt would EASILY be blocks leader. He was recorded in around 160 games i think, and he averaged 8.8 blocks per game.
I think it was 120
112 games
In the 96 playoffs Rodman had more offensive rebounds than the entire opposing team 4 times and was within 1 2 more times. Oh and this was in 3 series, because he only played 19 mpg vs the heat. And the teams he started vs were Ewing Oakley knicks, Shaq Horace Magic and Kemp Sonics all whom were notably good on the offensive glass. He also did it 2 times with a near 3rd in 98 when he only started in the first 2 rounds.
Really love your channel and your breakdown of players without undue bias. Wondering if you've ever thought about doing a "How good was Chris Bosh really?" Be interested to hear your take on him. I think he often gets lost during that Miami run and just in general. He's not gonna make anyones' top 10 list (heck, not even top 50), but I wonder if that would've changed if he had been paired with just one other all-star rather than the best player of his generation and one of the best shooting guards of ever (of course, he may not have the championships then)
Easily the best basketball channel..
That magic Johnson fact lol, who else? Also this channel has the best intro of any NBA youtuber
LOVE! The facts videos, could watch these all day. Please keep these up bruh! Thank you for the incredible content as always such high quality! Bravo sir 👏
Always dropping the best vids appreciate you
I absolutely love this series!!
FINALLY!! Been waiting for this!
The top 3 mvp statistic is very interesting to me, as a lot of these guys are my top 6-7… cool to see more Kobe respect, but interesting that Timmy d wasn’t top 3 that much. Would’ve expected 5-6 from him🤷♂️
Also thought Shaq would be there more too. I genuinely don't believe that during his prime there wasn't a 5-6 year stretch where he was top 3 in the league. That seems ridiculous.
Excellent content as always!
Part 10! Love these!
oh that total wins stat is a killer stat!
Where do you continuosly get these facts man? 👏🏾
Don't forget that the Pistons are involved in both record for the most (with overtime) and least score in NBA, 19-17 and 186-184.
Man Jonny you need your on segment on #espn or the #nbanetwork we as you're youtube fans should doing something about that
I can hear Kobe.
Reporter: Kobe what are your thoughts on the new ball?
Kobe: The new ball poses a new challenge. A challenge I’m willing to take on. It’s gonna be fun.
😂😂 RIP Mamba
Exactly what I thought ahhahaha. Love the mentality of Kobe, he is ready for anything
Yo Jonny, I just thought of a video idea. What if you did the most predictable playoffs ever? In other words, the playoffs where the betting odds were the closest to the actual result. This one would take some research, but I think it'd be a sick video.
Great content, my friend.
Thanks man! Hope you’re doing well, and love seeing everything you’re doing through social media. Would love to catch up sometime
Nr. 9 I suggested that a few months ago!
So happy to see that :D
I love these so much.
Also here is something idk if it was mentioned, but did you know that Wilt chamberlain one time told someone they wouldn’t get a shot off in the first half, when they met each other for the first time. After that introduction the other man laughed it off, and got blocked all 8 times. Then at half time wilt went over to him and spoke the following;
“Now you can play.”
And he stopped blocking like every single shot.
Awesome vid man keep it up
I commented most of the facts about Wilt’s on your Wilt Chamberlain video just last week.
I’d love to hear the stats while the synthetic ball played versus after it was removed from that season
That's a good video idea
That Magic stat was insane…
Interesting overlooked side note pertaining to the Celtics having 35 more wins all time than the 2nd place Lakers. Unlike the Celtics, the Lakers are not charter members. While the Celtics will be entering their 75 year, the Lakers will be entering their 73...which also means the Lakers won the same amount of titles as the Celtics in 2 less seasons :-)
Wow
But to realize the Lakers won 5 championship in the 40s and 50s while the Celtics just one 1 that’s the difference
JONNY THE GOAT
Sports Wars introduced me to Jonny
Awesome! Well I’m glad to have you on board over here too! Thanks for watching both vids 👍
Top 3 mvp votes >> actual mvp count. KD has 1, kobe has 1, shaq has 1 while nash has 2. Thats why u cant just count mvps without context. Top 3 voting is better when judging.
heres a fun fact for you, in the 2019-2020 NBA season prior to the bubble, Bradley Beal averaged 30 ppg and was 2nd in the eastern conference in all star voting by the players. he was not an all star that season
Wilt averaged 50 and didn’t win MVP still the craziest stat to me
that lebron stat is crazy to think about
Yes please, make the video about the 2006 basketball
I remember buying that new nba ball when it came out
IM SO PROUD BEEN HERE SINCE 10K
7:20 I never knew they wore belts back then.
Gotta show off the gucci belt while balling somehow
1) The Feb. '67 Wilt game vs Baltimore he actually recorded a quintuple-double if you count his blocks & steals(13blk 10stl)
2) I have something to say about the actual all-time NBA total block leaders:
a) From what I know now, Kareem, by my estimate, has between 5,000-5,200 blk if his 1st four seasons are official.
b) Even if all of Russell, Wilt, & Nate's blocks are official, Kareem is still in 4th place all-time on this list
(longevity certainly a significant factor, but I still want to give the Captain credit where I believe it's due)
3) Cousy still has the single-game regular season & playoff assist total if his assists are counted like
Magic & Stockton's assists were(or at least tied with a few other performers from his era).
It’s so funny to see NBA players wearing belts with their uniforms💀💀
What’s up legend I love that Tatum thumbnail for reasons :)
ayyyy I think i remember the game where the Celtics took the lead over the Lakers for most wins, i think IT was playing but i wanna say it was against the magic but idk
YesSiRr!! Mate.. this was very interesting, informative and very entertaining!! 100%👍👍👍& suB!! I actually learnt alot from this video. Lol!! Thankz for sharing Mate.. appreciated!! Look forward to watching More interesting stuff.
7:20 George Mikan is wearing a belt? Lmao
Also in the 2000 finals with Shaq having an all time dominant performance, Robert Horry had a higher +- than the guy who dropped 38 and 17 averages. He actually has some insane differentials in on off during playoffs as much of a meme Big Shot Bob is.
harden also has 5 top3 MVP seasons
We need more facts like fact number 5 here about the synthetic basketball tried out in 2006. Of course everyone is here mostly to hear various facts about the player's careers, but the history of the equipment being used, all of the developments in sports science, the changes in the rules, these are all pretty deep and engrossing subjects that maybe Jonny should purely devote some episodes to.
Btw what's up Jonny I know you recognize this sexy pfp from Discord.
@@lukecash3500 lol. Jonny has a discord chat
@@tj5180 Yeah I'm in that Discord server have been on there since he started it.
Every MVP winner up up to point of the 50 greatest players ceremony in 97 was named to the list except for Bob McAdoo (1975)
1980s NBA=No blood, no foul.
Considering as an old injured player Wilt averaged 8.8 blocks, across his career he’d have at a MINIMUM using his post prime numbers, over 9,000 blocks. He’d likely have over triple the “record holder”.
I think Dennis Rodman's defense is definitely the pure example of winning defense that don't show up in the stat sheets.
Defensive goaltending was implemented because of Kurland and Mikan in 1944 (3 years after Fortenberry's retirement)
I just love that you put out unbiased content. Like MJ is your GOAT but you have nothing bad to say about LeBron. In fact you have countless good things to say about him. Makes your content very watchable
Great video
7:18 anyone else hear “mini-Annapolis” ? 😂
Jonny Arnett one time jimmy high roller had made a graph in one of his videos and suggested that wilt would have had 10,000 blocks if blocks were counted at the time.
I saw that vid! He took Wilt's unofficial 8.8 Blocks over a 112 game stretch, and put those averages over his entire career, which translated to over 10k blocks. Its probably decently accurate, since Wilt's 8.8 Blocks was with the Lakers, which was well passed his prime.
@@jonnyarnett Yes
@@jonnyarnett Do u think you could make a vid on Wilt Chamberlin's worst games/poor performances(or something related to that). I think it would be quite interesting.
Kobe Bryant was drafted by the Charlotte hornets. During his illustrious NBA career, he would go on to play against the Charlotte hornets, the new Orleans hornets, the okc hornets, the okc thunder, the new Orleans pelicans, the Charlotte bobcats, and... The Charlotte hornets. It's a franchise that's been through a lot over the years
I would be curious what are the most rarest NBA triple doubles? I know that Draymond's is probably the rarest form but I know Kendall Gill had a rare triple double when he tied Larry Kenon's single game steals record.
If I am also not mistaken, speaking of triple doubles, another fact that I believe is true is that all quintuple doubles that has ever occured has happened in women's basketball (I am probably definitely wrong on that one.)
Intro drops = me insta like
Those assist numbers by Magic prove that he certainly was and is the GOAT point guard and quite far from being 'Tragic' like some people used to call him.
Magic got the blame for losing the 1984 Finals, but it was Kareem that cost them the key game 4 with 2 dumb fouls, his 5th and 6th, in the last minute of the game allowing the Celtics to tie the game.
Only 3 players have managed to average at least 2 blocks and 2 steals for a season. Those players are Hakeem Olajuwon, David Robinson, and, to my surprise, Gerald Wallace. Robinson and Wallace have both managed to do it once, and Hakeem did it 5 times. Also, in Robinson's sole season and one of Hakeem's season, they managed to averaged at least 4 blocks and 2 steals per game. Despite being such a small list, several players have been close to achieving it. Such players include
Michael Jordan (averaged 1.6 blocks and 3.2 steals during the 1988 season)
Ben Wallace (averaged 3 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2004 season and 2.2 blocks and 1.8 steals in the 2006 season)
AK47 (averaged 2.8 blocks and 1.9 steals during the 2004 season too)
Shawn Marion (averaged 1.7 blocks and 2 steals during the 2006 season)
Nerlens Noel (averaged 1.9 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2015 season)
Paul Milsap (averaged 1.7 blocks and 1.8 steals during the 2016 season)
Anthony Davis (averaged 2.4 blocks and 1.6 steals during the 2019 season)
Andre Drummond (averaged 1.7 blocks and 1.9 steals during the 2020 season)
one time drake was the raptors mascot
The 2021 NBA finals was the first finals that did not feature someone who played in the 2014 finals OR Kobe Bryant since Jordan was on the Bulls
hey leroy edwards invented the hook shot
Did I say Kareem invented it somewhere?? That would be odd, because I've seen plenty of older players using the move before him, even more high profile than Edwards (like Mikan and Russell for example)
Bill Russell and MJ are the only players to win MVP and Title in the same season, four times in different years.
Fact check true
Huh??
@@thereaper5560 I expressed it badly, they are the only players to win MVP and the Title, four times.
@@lazyymaster0390 oh OK 👍
Which duo would be more dominant: Shaq&Magic (Shaq’s tenure) OR Kobe&Wilt (Wilt’s tenure)? To make it fair each duo only gets 5yrs each
Wilt and Smush Parker
I dont know why but the 50s are interesting somehow
Jonny I got it me for you. Tmac vs melo, who you got one on one and who do you want on your team?
Who do you think is a better offensive player Wilt or Shaq, and who do you think is more dominant
I think wilt is so much better offensive player but shaq is slightly more dominant
I think shaq was. He was most dominant in the paint and his off ball play, best gravity in the nba also a good playmaker. But u can make a case for both players tho
LeBron always finds a way into these lists 🐐
Better then jorfraud
@@tj5180 how to make sure no one takes you seriously, us made up names to rubbish a player
@@Sf75178 said that as a joke
@@tj5180 fair enough but there are way too many on both sides that think that is smart
YESSS
1:45 respect lebron
I learned that there's a city called "Minneanapolis" 🧐
7:15 Ah, yes. The Minneanapolis Lakers
Hey, I tried. Lol
@@jonnyarnett In your defense, it’s not as if Minneapolis is the basketball capital of the world (Coming from a TWolves fan)
Not a fan of mls but the nba should copy them with their "rivalry week"
It would be great to watch celtics-lakers, spurs-rockets and pistons-bulls the same week
Dream Team 2 video please
Great content as always! But you might want to work on your pronunciation of "Minneapolis" @7:16. As a Minneapolis native I thought it was hilarious 😂
I’m glad you got a kick out of it 😂 There’s a lot of words I struggle with, like Payton, Pillow and Antentokounmpo, for obvious reasons. lol
@@jonnyarnett well if you need a pronunciation cheat sheet it's "Mini-apple-iss" lol I'm just giving ya shit though. I could care less either way. Keep up the good work!
Lol. I'll try that next name. Thanks for dropping in!
You have to average 10APG for 19 years and miss no more then 11 games to break Stockton's assist record
Crazy NBA finals facts.
Since Giannis now has his first Ring and FMVP in his first finals ever, with shooting 61.8% from the field he currently holds the record for highest FG% in all NBA finals combined, beating Shaqs 60.2%.
Kevin Durant is the only player in NBA finals history to average 50/40/90 (54.6/44.8/91.1) in all his Finals combined.
Giannis had the dominant post season run since shaq in 2000s
My guess for 5:43 is two Magic, 1 Stockton, 1 Isiah Thomas, and 1 Lebron
Edit: OH WOW! That is something
NBA Fact the 1996 Chicago Bulls went 87-13 totalling the least amount of losses in history!!
The last stat proves why Russel was the GOAT. He has a player has more rings than most teams combined.
Yo you got to do a video on AK47. No one really talks about him