Prime Ron Artest vs Rookie Dwyane Wade, Crucial G6 Duel as Pacers Look to Advance | Full Highlights

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    Ron Artest, Dwyane Wade
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    2004 NBA Playoffs
    Eastern Conference Semi-Finals
    Indiana Pacers vs Miami Heat
    Game 6 - May 18, 2004
    AmericanAirlines Arena
    RA - 27 pts, 6r, 3b / 8-15 fg, 1-3 3pt, 10-15 ft
    DW - 24 pts, 2a, 3s, 2b / 10-16 fg, 4-4 ft
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    2003-04 was Ron Artest at his finest. He made his one and only All-Star game and claimed Defensive Player of the Year while averaging 18.3p, 5.3r, 3.7a and 2.1s in 73 games. Dwyane Wade’s debut campaign saw him post 16.2p, 4.5a and 4.0r a night on 46% in 61 games. Led by Wade, Eddie Jones and Lamar Odom, the Heat started their ‘04 playoff run with a 7 game series win over Baron Davis’ New Orleans Hornets. The Association-best 61-21 Indiana Pacers saw Boston in the 1st round, ending the Celtics’ season with a quick 4-0 sweep.
    Heading into this Semi-Final game 6, Indiana led Miami 3-2. Neither team had scored under 80 through the first 5 games. This was bound to change. With the season in jeopardy, game 6 was a must win for the Heat. One victory shy of the Conference Finals, the Pacers looked to close them out in South Beach.
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Комментарии • 142

  • @Riles3152
    @Riles3152 3 года назад +115

    Man you forget how good Artest was on BOTH ends of the floor in his Indiana years before that fateful night in Auburn Hills in late 2004. It's a shame because that 2004-05 Pacers team really could have won a championship. Also, young D-Wade was special. You could already see it in his rookie year, the year before Shaq got there. Good content once again!

  • @abrahamcastillo7616
    @abrahamcastillo7616 3 года назад +49

    Definitely would've like to see this version ofRon Artest play out a few more years. His dropoff after the Malice at the Palace incident deserves to be added to the list of the great NBA what-ifs, behind d-rose injury and t-mac injuries, Len Bias murder, and the Bulls abruptly ending their dynasty right after a 3-peat.

    • @dcshow
      @dcshow  3 года назад +6

      Well said.

    • @ssj4goku18825theepic
      @ssj4goku18825theepic 3 года назад +9

      Facts he was a MVP candidate too early on till that incident

    • @vincaso
      @vincaso 2 года назад

      I’m confused, how could the malice at the palace have affected his prime? I understand there were suspensions but how could that have ruined his prime?

    • @abrahamcastillo7616
      @abrahamcastillo7616 2 года назад +5

      @@vincaso Well just think about the loss of momentum, both physically and mentally. One minute your the best player on your team, MVP candidate, about to get your first chip for your franchise... and now youre one of the most hated players in the league, and you dont get to play basketball for a few months because of a freak incident. I mean if thats not a low blow, idk what is. Some players just dont have a strong enough mental side to overcome that, so yes it definitely affected Ron Artests' prime years.

    • @TGsoGood
      @TGsoGood 2 года назад +2

      Ron Artest was still good in Sacremento. Look up his stats his last 2 years in Sacremento

  • @jephteclersaint4204
    @jephteclersaint4204 2 года назад +18

    D Wade speed and spin move were deadly.

  • @markied2873
    @markied2873 2 года назад +38

    Two things: Ron was crazy good
    Two: wtf Stan thinking taking Wade out at the end 🤬🤬🤬

    • @timhoward5
      @timhoward5 2 года назад +11

      Horrible coaching at the end.

    • @eliboy8942
      @eliboy8942 2 года назад +6

      Just horrible coaching job

    • @nukeboy4939
      @nukeboy4939 2 года назад +1

      Because Stan was thinking he's a better coach than he actually is lol.

  • @bingo8789
    @bingo8789 2 года назад +11

    Crazy how good & FAST Wade was so early on in his career. RESPECT

  • @kb4231
    @kb4231 3 года назад +47

    As a Heat fan I'm still waiting for an explanation for going to Eddie Jones when Wade was cooking.

    • @Riles3152
      @Riles3152 3 года назад +18

      Or why Wade was not in the game on that final possession. It doesn’t matter that they were down three and he wasn’t a good three point shooter statistically. The kid had clearly proven by that point he needed to be on the court as much as possible. Never been a fan or a believer in Stan Van Gundy as a coach.

    • @truthtruth9056
      @truthtruth9056 3 года назад +14

      Lol Wade only a rookie and he was walking on these veterans and legends. Wade ate Miller alive on that first play.

    • @ultimatecharisma2822
      @ultimatecharisma2822 3 года назад +1

      @@Riles3152 probably stan van gundy's dumbass

    • @Theterminato2013
      @Theterminato2013 2 года назад +2

      @@ultimatecharisma2822 Stan Van Gundy’s stupid ass decisions was the reason he got fired as the Heat coach in December 2005. Shaq said it best that Pat Riley and Stan Van Grundy were always arguing and Pat would tell Stan to do something and Stan would ignore him because he wanted to do HIS way.

    • @ronaimperial8441
      @ronaimperial8441 2 года назад

      Terminato92 yeah

  • @AHMAD-2324
    @AHMAD-2324 3 года назад +25

    People forget just how good Ron Artest was in his prime #BEASTMODE.

  • @realmatic5401
    @realmatic5401 3 года назад +40

    Idk how Stan van gundy still coaches today 🤦🏻‍♂️ 7:44

    • @masonjones1812
      @masonjones1812 2 года назад +2

      Eric Spo behind Stan when he was yelling...dude really came from the bottom up. Shout out to Coach Spo. Much respect.

  • @rashb3994
    @rashb3994 2 года назад +7

    It's crazy how strong and quick Artest is. I don't remember his first step being this quick but it is. He also looks as big and strong as prime Lebron. For anyone young who only saw old man Wade this vid shows why they called him Flash. Man I forgot how electric he was. Just relentless too. Thx for posting!

    • @rece5232
      @rece5232 Год назад +4

      And wade shot like 50% through his career, I feel people get it misconstrued that he was a chucker

  • @17thwonder
    @17thwonder 3 года назад +11

    what an absolute joy it was to watch both of these players. Artest was simply a bulldozer of a forward but had that quickness. Wade was so fast with the ball in his hands that you just couldn't do a thing about it and he showed incredible control.

  • @rozramos4093
    @rozramos4093 2 года назад +7

    Low scoring but very intense playoff game.. Young Dwade was really explosive on both ends of the floor.. Ron Artest with only few moves but was unstoppable in this game..

    • @moatef1886
      @moatef1886 2 года назад +2

      Artest was a bigger contributor offensively than most people remember. And of course, he was a strong defender, one of the best in the league. Combined into one player, that definitely makes him a valuable all star and you could definitely see it.

  • @killuminatizownrebel6990
    @killuminatizownrebel6990 3 года назад +56

    Artest only had like two moves and they still couldnt stop him 😂

    • @criticalcerebral
      @criticalcerebral 2 года назад +4

      Just like Giannis Antetokounmpo uses two moves on offense but focuses more on help defense.

    • @gb92081
      @gb92081 2 года назад +15

      Better to have a few efficient "go-to" moves, then a bunch of mediocre flashy moves.

    • @TheArtestEffect
      @TheArtestEffect 8 месяцев назад

      And he played 18 seasons with two moves.

    • @fresh2cool957
      @fresh2cool957 8 месяцев назад

      @@TheArtestEffect19

    • @GurtonBuster07
      @GurtonBuster07 8 месяцев назад

      Crazy im like how they letting him get of like this 😂

  • @truthtruth9056
    @truthtruth9056 2 года назад +6

    3:26 lol Spoelstra' reaction to Van Gundy lol

  • @lateesjp
    @lateesjp Год назад +3

    Wade was already showing signs of greatness as a rookie, such a 4th quarter clutch performer. The Heat lost that game because of the veterans playing in the 4th quarter. Poor play by Eddie Jones, and the coach deciding to keep Wade on the bench in the final possessions.

  • @thebayareastandout
    @thebayareastandout 3 года назад +20

    I loved that 04' Pacers team. Thats Malace in the Palace ruined Reggie's chance of getting a ring the next year

  • @umtum
    @umtum 3 года назад +26

    Wade was taking over in the 4th and Stan takes him out with 9 seconds to go down 3 WTF

  • @gianfrancoabreu33449
    @gianfrancoabreu33449 7 месяцев назад

    I was 15 yrs old, & at this game, & game 4. Wow, even after the L, I was so excited for next season, & the making of a dynasty before our eyes. & then Riley traded it away for a 3 year rental for Shaq. At least we got our first ring with the trade, but it followed with Wades prime years (pre Lebron) playing virtually solo (no disrespect to the Matrix Shawn Marion cuz I loved him). But man, Lamar & Caron still became champs. I always say these 3 were destined to bring it home to Miami if they were never separated. Oh well! All in all Pats been amazing to the Miami Heat. Thank you Pat!

  • @jayr.4179
    @jayr.4179 2 года назад +12

    Who TF benches Wade in CRUNCH TIME!!??!?

    • @dstreet4599
      @dstreet4599 Год назад

      IKR. Wade already had a game winner in the previous round.

  • @JeffAkABASED
    @JeffAkABASED 2 года назад +4

    Folks forget Ron/Metta was 5th in MVP voting and changing himself but he always been solid he reminds me of a more offensive version of Dennis Rodman 🔥 and he had the 12s on in this vid. And young Dwade was already becoming a superstar early FrFr I miss basketball like this and damn LO in the vid too and JO and Reggie so many legends in here 🔥

  • @ipsun1632
    @ipsun1632 2 года назад +3

    3:25 I know that face, didn't know Miami's coach was Ron Jeremy.

  • @ead838
    @ead838 3 года назад +26

    This is the playoffs I became both a Heat and Dwade fan. To this day I yhin3k if it wasnt for injuries the Heat would have 3 peated between 05-07. Wade is so underrated.

    • @kb4231
      @kb4231 3 года назад +7

      I don't know about 07 those vets came into camp satisfied and out of shape.

    • @blitzkrieg010tv5
      @blitzkrieg010tv5 3 года назад +1

      I second the motion

    • @dickbuttkiss6002
      @dickbuttkiss6002 3 года назад +1

      BW

    • @antionewalker4081
      @antionewalker4081 3 года назад +1

      They never was real champions to ke it was more of a Dallas dropped the ball situation they was fairly healthy after the 06 and got swept in the 1st round in 07

    • @wesmillz
      @wesmillz 2 года назад +1

      @@antionewalker4081 you sound silly. Heat won in 06 period. And in 07, wade and shaq were both injured which is why they lost to the bulls in the first round.

  • @Zeus0886
    @Zeus0886 2 года назад +3

    Rookie D-Wade= Flash. Shaq saw this and said ok ill take a step back and let him be the man

  • @ArnTV--Ofw-in-southkorea
    @ArnTV--Ofw-in-southkorea 3 года назад +7

    That time dwade much deserve to be rookie of the year..

  • @thomashicks2147
    @thomashicks2147 2 года назад +2

    Ron Artest was a killer!!!

  • @ianwashington7751
    @ianwashington7751 3 года назад +6

    "Austin's inn and he's a great 3 point shooter ". Austin's shots and it's an airball hahaha😂😂😂
    Priceless

  • @tommyt4389
    @tommyt4389 3 года назад +4

    This channel is fire!!! Thanks man

    • @dcshow
      @dcshow  3 года назад +1

      No prob dude 👌👌

  • @themaskedgamer436
    @themaskedgamer436 2 года назад +3

    You can clearly see wade has a bright future in this time.

  • @berkeleycodingacademy7015
    @berkeleycodingacademy7015 3 года назад +4

    The block by Oneal is ridiculous.

  • @trombonecoach
    @trombonecoach 2 года назад +4

    The degree that Artest displayed in psychopathy, Wade had much more in talent.

  • @razololivarez3289
    @razololivarez3289 2 года назад +4

    wade should be the rookie of the year that season and not lebron

  • @kendalgreene8688
    @kendalgreene8688 3 года назад +5

    How we forget Odom was on this team

  • @marvinarmado6897
    @marvinarmado6897 2 года назад +1

    Wow i almost forgot these games.. everyone was running like 90 miles per hour

  • @floydgavin7978
    @floydgavin7978 2 года назад +3

    Wade was the Man. Why take him out?

  • @kamakazi8152
    @kamakazi8152 2 года назад +1

    This were nba is worth watching

  • @MoreTruths
    @MoreTruths Год назад

    Artest was killing it!!! He was so Effective, I remember he was MVP candidate that year if he had not gotten into that Brawl🤦‍♂️

  • @jakobee.6962
    @jakobee.6962 2 года назад +1

    damn artest was explosive, who woulda thought

    • @MoreTruths
      @MoreTruths Год назад +2

      He was a MVP candidate that year

  • @AlainaCelestineStaMaria
    @AlainaCelestineStaMaria 2 года назад +2

    The time that NBA not soft...

  • @kendalledwards6330
    @kendalledwards6330 3 года назад +2

    Yes sirrr keep dropping these

    • @dcshow
      @dcshow  3 года назад +1

      Forsure i will be

  • @tonybucks8685
    @tonybucks8685 2 месяца назад

    Ron Artest is so underrated smh

  • @libfit9068
    @libfit9068 2 года назад +1

    Anyone remember that one season when Artest was randomly a top tier freethrow shooter?

  • @TripleCubedTriune
    @TripleCubedTriune Год назад

    Bulls should have never let Artest go, idc.. him or Brand, after all that drafting them to trade them both for less effective players.. Chandler & Curry.. i dare an interview last couple years with Curry.. he said he didn't even like playing basketball. That's sum modern era ish

  • @luny2nez281
    @luny2nez281 Год назад

    I see why Stan got let go. Even though Wade wasnt a great shooter, he was on fire

  • @TippaDis1
    @TippaDis1 Год назад

    ngl i really like ron artest i feel like he’s a very misunderstood player because of a malice in the palace i feel like people only know him from that or getting the ring with the lakers but he was a solid player it’s just his mind wasn’t in the right place. after watching the malice in the palace documentary it really showed what he was going through and who he was.

  • @grump856
    @grump856 3 года назад +3

    Why did Eddie Jones shoot the ball 😳

  • @sparrow-we7ip
    @sparrow-we7ip 2 года назад +1

    Artest a HOF menace

  • @rustyryan109
    @rustyryan109 Год назад +1

    When NBA have def.

  • @SoKrayzie
    @SoKrayzie 3 года назад +4

    Artest was supposed to be KAWHI

  • @noliferetiree1354
    @noliferetiree1354 7 месяцев назад

    Seeing #3 on the bench during the final seconds is exactly why he was fired for pat riley to come in lmao.

  • @jpvdj2k
    @jpvdj2k 2 года назад +1

    Idk why miami boycotted dwades maximum contract before going to chi,man he deserves to be treated like kobe,he's still one of the sg all time

  • @richardhenry5858
    @richardhenry5858 2 года назад

    Man, Ron-Ron was a load not many could handle in his day. Also, WTF was Eddie Jones doing on that play down 2 at the end of the game? Get that ball to DWade!!

  • @ThaSouthMU
    @ThaSouthMU 2 года назад +1

    No wonder Shaq called Vangundy hysterical on the sidelines… wtf lol

  • @creditjunkies4753
    @creditjunkies4753 2 года назад +1

    So DWade was on the bench not taking the last shot in an elimination game?

  • @roelcapute693
    @roelcapute693 2 года назад +1

    The player that made me a fan of NBA..the splash

    • @blitzkrieg010tv5
      @blitzkrieg010tv5 Год назад

      the flash, splash is is the resort from philippines

  • @jabbarbrown3089
    @jabbarbrown3089 2 года назад

    Yo Don’t ever sleep on Artest! NY

  • @throwbackartest
    @throwbackartest Год назад

    That block at 1:34 was godly

  • @criticalcerebral
    @criticalcerebral 2 года назад +1

    The defense is strong with this one.

  • @amondaniel5330
    @amondaniel5330 2 года назад

    La belle époque !

  • @rigelgamagamefowl8301
    @rigelgamagamefowl8301 2 года назад

    This must be the Galaxy Opal Ron Artest

  • @timhoward5
    @timhoward5 2 года назад +1

    *Why the hell did Stan Van Gundy gave it to Eddie???*

  • @DREWTHEEMPATH
    @DREWTHEEMPATH Год назад

    I don’t even want to know how strong artest was at this point

  • @kendricjonrs8581
    @kendricjonrs8581 Месяц назад

    Stan Van Gundy did to DWade
    what Pete Carrol did to Beastmode....

  • @tobylabrusca8321
    @tobylabrusca8321 2 года назад

    Artest was like a Kawhi Leonard prototype earlier version lmao

  • @K-Choi
    @K-Choi Год назад

    If Rodman tried to score he would be Ron Artest

  • @jaytaleon4201
    @jaytaleon4201 2 года назад +2

    26 sec. remaining time in the game, pacers up by 2 pts. and the no. 6 of heat eddie jones took the wild shot with a lot of time remaining.. 😂🤣
    they got a better version of no. 6 on 2011-14 season though..

  • @cristianflores7627
    @cristianflores7627 2 года назад

    defensa que tiempos esos

  • @robbyrodriguez8538
    @robbyrodriguez8538 2 года назад

    Yeah this is the artest that dominates the east side, if he just cool down and not buy the ben Wallace tricks,they are at the nba finals again vs spurs,they might won the title that year,but artest lakers was a beast too, seeing how he ko'd james harden still my best haha moment

  • @ryekasastretv7920
    @ryekasastretv7920 2 года назад

    #wade❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪

  • @Juice_lamar
    @Juice_lamar Год назад

    Why tf would u give the ball to Eddie jones on that play to tie the game give it back to Wade he had just hit the game winner in the first round against the hornets on Baron Davis, WADE Was nba ready his rookie season took the HEAT TO THE 2ND ROUND

  • @marquisstoutemire6849
    @marquisstoutemire6849 Год назад

    I see y the heat made trades after this season jones butler in ware way

  • @tatsdgreat8886
    @tatsdgreat8886 3 года назад +1

    Why can't I see any rookie these days that's on the level of LeBron Wade DRose Melo on their rookie season??

    • @rufaisani6148
      @rufaisani6148 2 года назад

      Doncic Zion morant etc

    • @tatsdgreat8886
      @tatsdgreat8886 2 года назад

      @@rufaisani6148 oh no no no....those young guys are really good but those older guys are on a very different level

    • @rufaisani6148
      @rufaisani6148 2 года назад

      @@tatsdgreat8886 when they first came in or as in their career wise?

    • @rufaisani6148
      @rufaisani6148 2 года назад

      Zion was amosbter his first season you can put him up there..doncic experience is probably the most out of any rookie ever..only guy I would say not quite is ha maront

  • @kevdadecounty786
    @kevdadecounty786 2 года назад

    You had Dwayne fucking wade on the bench in last minutes of the fourth quarter yeah Stan van Gundy was a horrible coach in crunch time

  • @RelentlessTrader
    @RelentlessTrader 2 года назад

    These players played hard and rough but they don’t stand a chance against modern day players. The guys today has too much range. Mitchel, Booker, Lucka, Trae etc. These games were only going to 60 points. These new guys can score 60pts solo act

    • @hanninaur
      @hanninaur 2 года назад

      Soft.

    • @nonutemperor
      @nonutemperor 2 года назад +1

      It's about adaption. Prime Wade will still dominate, he just doesn't take enough 3 cause defense and rules like handchecking makes it hard. But if u take account now, I'm sure the 3rd best SG will be taking more 3s

  • @mariogv4083
    @mariogv4083 3 года назад

    What happened to Ron Artest why did he got worse in offense?

    • @dcshow
      @dcshow  3 года назад +10

      He was really solid thru ‘09 on Houston when they pushed the Lakers to 7 games. After that tho becoming a role guy in 09-10 with LA set him back as it does with alot of guys who sacrifice roles. But on Indiana, Sacramento, and Houston he was giving you 18-20 a night consistently.

    • @mariogv4083
      @mariogv4083 3 года назад +1

      @@dcshow but he had any major injury or was just he was older? I feel he lost his speed and agility when he got older.

    • @dcshow
      @dcshow  3 года назад +5

      I dont think anything major, just got older, but thats normal. Had a surprisingly long career for someone who looked like a lost cause after the brawl. Ended up playing 17 seasons.

    • @silvianbrowne918
      @silvianbrowne918 3 года назад +1

      Lost cause? He was killing in Houston

    • @sixpack1385
      @sixpack1385 3 года назад +5

      Nawl he got better when he left the pacers up until he joined the lakers, because the lakers didn’t need him to score

  • @ysraelniervavevo9783
    @ysraelniervavevo9783 2 года назад

    This is not ECF. 😂😂

  • @lanellenglish2423
    @lanellenglish2423 2 года назад +1

    Stan Van gundy has always been terrible

  • @johnombati188
    @johnombati188 2 года назад

    Shitty move to bench wade in the 4th