Joe Dumars - Silent Baller | Career Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Joe Dumars was the good guy amongst the ''Bad Boys''. He is someone who will always be respected by his peers, due to his skills and acomplishments on the court, but also his class and honour off the court. Joe is a walking role model, proof of that is the nba sportsmanship award that is named after him. Not very flashy, but very effective and succesfull, that's how he played the game, and the Pistons fans are happy about that, because Dumars helped Detroit win 2 nba titles back to back.
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Joe Dumars - a humble, classy gentleman who can play basketball at the highest level.
Underrated handle, Underrated range, Underrated game!…
Yes ! Also underrated defensive player. 😊
He was immediately inducted into the NBA HOF as soon as he was eligible. Seems Joe got SOMEBODY'S attention. Two way player, two way excellence.
My man Joe! He and Isiah by far one of the deadliest backcourts ever. #BADBOYSFORLIFE
Most underrated HOF 2 guard ever
Glad he made HOF. I have his jersey..ONLY JERSEY I OWN. He played against and held his own against legends. Jordan said he was his toughest competitor
The unsung hero of those championship teams. Laker fan but always admired Joes stroke, defense, and humility.
Pure stroke, INSIDE game and outside, great defender, and class act. Outstanding player. One of the top 50 ever especially when MJ claims your his best defender ever
Basketball was such a more beatiful Sport back then
It’s not a sport anymore, strictly for entertainment. Most if not all games are rigged these days, zero contact allowed, no defense. Stopped watching after Kobe retired.
@@Psyfi85 Not anymore! Look after the Dominant 2023 Denver Title they changed the game over night! But Denver will come strong! We need a few good picks to help our role players
Joe dumars with my favorite basketball players people forget about his ball-handling skills and he was a silent assassin
It is so nice to see all that comments. Good Feelings
Man what body control and handels. Jooee Duuuuuuumarsss
Interesting to note, when he knew his shot was a certain he’d back off into defence but when it was a line call he’d rush for the rebound. That’s a good lesson for any young basketball player, always look for what happens next and how you can contribute for your team.
I've been a #1 dedicated fan of Joe Dumars since the 80s. Followed his career from McNeese State. Since I was 12 years old #4 has always been my favorite number. Joey D was an all around player. He was the silent assassin of the Bad Boys.
Great player in a great team, excellent vídeo, well deserved championships for Bad boys beating the greatests
for the record: MJ said it best , Best defender ever.... Joe Dumars, but respect to that whole Bad boy team.... they beat the best in their primes and went back to back on em' in bad boy style! props to real men who serve better .
you mention defense look at all the blocked shots from wilt chamberlain and bill russell
Motor City Detroit Piston!!! Great Highlights! Thank you!
p.s: I still have and use my 33 Grant Hill Jersey! 90`s B-Ball was the peak and it is still strong in my Heart
I have a greater appreciation for how Dumars and Thomas played together. If one was hot the other fed him the ball. Consummate teammates! That’s how you win championships!
And notice how Rodman (then with Chicago) let him into the lane and score. 😉 Bad Boys for Life!
Isiah Lord Thomas HOF. Vinnie Johnson (the microwave) one of the best 6th men ever. Quiet Joe Dumars HOF. Playing the Pistons in those days was a nightmare.
The late 1980s was the best NBA basketball I have ever seen. Joe Dumars was deadly on both sides of the ball and a class act besides. There is a reason the NBA sportsmanship award is called the Joe Dumars Award. There is a reason that Joe Dumars is the executive vice president of the NBA.
Forever our McNeese Cowboy legend ! We love you, #4 !!
He like the sergi federov using his body to protect the ball on lay drives
The pistons got knocked off by the Hawks in 85 or 86. Dumars was killing the Hawks. I was so impressed with the Humble Asassin. Got to love Dumars game. Solid defender also
Michael Jordan said Dumars was one of his toughest matchups
MJ doesnt hesitate when asked about who his toughest defender was.
Yoo he snatched magics ankles
The plan in the finals against the Lakers in 88 and 89 was to attack Magic at all costs. Dumars and Isiah was blowing by Magic 90% of the time.
@@nothingnothing7648 shit i aint knew nothing bout that, was magic often picked on on defense?
@@TB90hooper yup, he was too tall to check smaller players all night
Joe “the gent “ Dumars
It's strange how quiet he really was. The only one that stayed to shake bulls hands.That team was very dirty. Joe never got caught up in any of it.
good boy! yes!
It's the Quiet One's You Gotta Watch Out For.. 👍🏿👍🏿 Even I Forgot Joe Got A Finals MVP..
One of my all time favorites
Those warmups are the shit
quiet perfection !
He’s so choppy with his steps..would be a nightmare to guard.
Mr. Joe Dumars was the only man in the Bad Boy Pistons that always respect every opponent he faced and a classy person. This is the reason why the only player that Michael Jordan respected from the Bad Boy Pistons.
I used to play Joe at the recreation center, and he never played with the guys his age. The big boys had him playing with them. You guys just don't know how he could score 40 points on any given night. Everyone in Natchitoches knew he was going to the NBA and knew he was going to be successful.
Joe torched the league, check his stats.
He was an absolute thorn in your side on both sides of the rock. Think Stockton with a better jumper like Abdul Rauf but taller than both lol tenacious and fearless to the point you give up like dam.
Most underrated player ever
Great video!
Da Silent Assassin
Like a guard from New York with range
Whispering Death
I didnt know that detroit in 90s was legit..man they got joe dumars, grant hill and allan houston in the team..its kinda like lillard, lebron and klay in one team...
Imagine if Houston stayed in Detroit…… G Hill might’ve had a full healthy career
I think CJ McCollum is this generation's Joe Dumars
Of all the 90's bad boys his the most silent of all
They talk about Joe D sticking Jordan but Jordan couldn't stop now Dumars at ALL.
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American. Joe DuMars is "The Frenchman." His birthplace of Natchitoches, Louisiana is pronounced Natch-i-TOE-chess, not NAK-o-tis.
Told my brother before you watch the new era players, watch the old era, 90s players. Kobe, Jordan, t Mac, dumars. You’ll never go wrong picking up their games before others. Simple still works in basketball. Basketball is all about pace and picking your spots.
the only legend of those 4 is michael jordan
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when the the 75th all NBA team was read and this man wasn't on it?! I lost respect for the current NBA and was shocked! Joe dumars, Tony Parker, Manu G., Robert Horry, should've all been ahead of westbrick, harden, Cp3, and Melo all day! Til my dying day I believe ! wrong!
Horry?
You must be kidding?
I’ll take him over d wade definitely
He play like lillard
No, Lillard plays like him.
Isiah Thomas made a video where he compares Devin Booker to Dumars. Dumas is a much better defender then Lillard and is not as aggressive. I think his best comparison is Desmond Bane but a better playmaker.
@@bdww4072Desmond Bane? Dude wtf? Stop it. ✋️
@@nothingnothing7648You are misunderstanding me. I wasn't saying that Desmond Bane has reached Dumars level (although statistically he has, I don't think he's there yet) or is as good as Dumars was.
What I was saying is that his play style is similar. They are both combo guards (Bane has been playing PG with Ja hurt) who are/were the best defensive guards on their team and they both are incredibly smart off ball.
For his time, Dumars was a great 3 point shooter but Bane is already one of the best 3 point shooters ever with how deadly accurate he's been on high volume.
Bane has a long way before he reaches Dumars status of longevity and greatness but he has been really really good so far.
When OP said he played like Lillard that is the person you should have responded to because their play style is NOTHING alike.
Dumars was not a ball dominant high volume shooter that primarily shoots step backs.
If you watch basketball and watch the Grizzlies you would understand what I'm saying but If you are just going by accolades or name status then you would be right to question me.
Dumars was a baaaaaad man. Someone should have to be removed from that top 75 is he ain't included.